Bali Spirit Adventure

Spend a day experiencing a traditional dance, discovering iconic rice terraces and exploring the highlights of Kintamani. Start the day with a performance of the famous Barong and Keris Dance. This traditional Balinese dance narrates the fight between good and evil and is a classic example of the Balinese way of blending myth and history into one reality. Drive to the iconic Tegalalang Rice Terraces, where emerald rice fields cascade down the mountain sides. Along the way, we’ll pass through villages, home to skilled silversmiths, goldsmiths, wood carvers, stone sculptors and artists. Continue to Kintamani set around the rim of the Gunung Batur crater. The breathtaking views look out over Bali’s most active volcano, Mount Batur, which soars over 1,800 metres into the sky. In the centre is a beautiful turquoise lake, the largest lake of the island. At the Tirta Empul Temple we can see the natural springs and special bathing pools whose waters are rumoured to cure any kind of disease. Hindu worshippers flock here to bathe in the holy water. Our last stop is at the 11th century Elephant Cave, also known as Goa Gajah. Built as a spiritual place for meditation we may even chance upon some of Bali’s Hindus bathing in the sacred springs. We’ll enter the temple through the carved mouth of the demon!

Explore this tropical paradise as you discover its varied landscapes, lush rice paddies, overgrown jungles and rushing rivers on a one hour ATV Quad bike adventure. Experience a convenient pick up at your accommodation, and whether you take a morning, afternoon or early evening ride, you will be given a thorough safety briefing and all the equipment needed for a safe journey. Choose to either ride in tandem with a companion or drive your own buggy each - either way, you'll be treated to a spectacular sight of Bali's natural beauty as you drive through and around the extensive track. If you're up for a bit more thrill, just let your guide know and he'll take you to a more technical terrain where you can make your way up steep hills on full speed or slide down slopes as you please.

Garuda Wisnu Kencana statues lie in a 60-hectare area surrounded by gigantic limestone. The GWK statues that once were an impending landmark for a long time now are finished. The original plan was to build a 120-meter tall statue. Its location also has the best spot for city sightseeing. From the top of Ungasan cliff, visitors will get a glimpse of the city landscape and the radiant sea view.

It’s not exaggerating to say that GWK Cultural Park is a one-stop destination. Because here tourists could watch several performances in one place. It’s common to watch dance shows in tourist spots in Bali. Like Uluwatu temple has a Kecak fire dance show before sunset. But in Garuda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park, there are different dance shows and performances held every day. From traditional Balinese dance, barong dance. And the most theatrical show perform in Amphitheater is the Garuda Wisnu ballet. To close the evening, GWK even does Kecak dance too. 

After breakfast check-out from your hotel. You will be transfered to your other hotel in Bali. Check-in at the hotel.

Proceed to Tanjung Benoa Beach for Water Sports activities including Sea Walker (15 minutes under water). Other optional watersports activities (like parasailing, snorkeling, jetski etc) can be purchased directly.

Proceed for Scuba Diving at Nusa Dua. This beautiful barrier reef is extremely accessible to most visitors due to its location and depth. The warm tranquil waters play host to numerous plant and marine life. With close locations to the mainland, we can usually complete two dives in half a day. This site is perfect for all divers and snorkelers with depths ranging from 5-16 meters and visibility of 10-20 meters.

After a hearty breakfast you are transferred in time to the airport to board your flight.