Discover the enchanting island of Bali, combining adventure, relaxation and cultural exploration. From pristine beaches and lush rice terraces to bustling markets and sacred temples, this guide offers the perfect Bali itinerary for 14 days, designed to allow you to experience the best of this magical island. Dive into thrilling water sports, savour delectable cuisine and relax in luxurious resorts as you embark on an unforgettable two-week journey to paradise.
From serene rice paddies and ancient temples to thrilling canyon treks and lively beach clubs, this 14-day Bali itinerary offers the perfect blend of culture, adventure and relaxation. Here's your guide to help you make the most of your fortnight in paradise:
Welcome to Bali! On day 1, you'll arrive at Denpasar Airport and transfer to your hotel in Sidemen. On day 2, you'll enjoy a 3-hour hike through Sidemen's picturesque rice fields and coconut plantations. On day 3, embark on a thrilling adventure to Bali's Hidden Canyon.
Day 4 includes a visit to an ancient temple, followed by a purification ceremony with a local priest. On day 5, you'll take a Vespa tour starting at the royal palace of Amlapur, visit a blacksmith shop, enjoy Balinese morning tea and have lunch in Tirtagang.
On day 6, take a domestic flight from Sideman to Lombok. Day 7 is dedicated to exploring the Lombok countryside, visiting the villages of carpenters and Karang Bayan, and trekking to Benang Setokel Waterfall. Day 8 will be spent snorkelling at Gili Trawangan.
Depart for Canggu on day 9, and day 10 is a free day followed by a high-end restaurant tour in Seminyak. Day 11 will include a survival trekking in the rainforests of Mount Batukaru. On day 12, relax at the Finns Beach Club and on day 13, enjoy horse riding along the beach. Finally, on day 14, visit Uluwatu Temple and Garuda Wisnu Kencana Park before heading to Denpasar Airport for your flight home. Book this trip now.
Bajra Sandhi Monument in Denpasar, Bali © Shutterstock
Sidemen in Bali, one of the best Indonesian islands
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Selong Belanak in Lombok © Shutterstock
View from Gili Trawangan on Gunung Agung, Bali © Shutterstock
Explore Bali's diverse landscapes and cultural treasures on this 14-day adventure. Day 1 begins with a scenic transfer from Denpasar Airport to Ubud, Bali's cultural centre. Spend the evening strolling through Ubud's vibrant streets and sampling local cuisine. Day 2 kicks off with a visit to Tirta Empul, followed by a playful encounter with monkeys in Ubud's Monkey Forest and a trip to the mystical Goa Gajah Cave Temple.
Day 3 invites you to join Ayu and Made for a Balinese cookery lesson. Afterwards, take a guided walk through the stunning rice terraces of Tegalalang. On day 4 you'll embark on a pre-dawn trek to Mount Batur, after which you can relax in natural hot springs and visit the nearby Pura Batur temple.
On day 5, you'll head to Sidemen, stopping to explore the traditional architecture and serene atmosphere of the village of Penglipuran. Day 6 is dedicated to visiting the iconic Heaven's Gate at Pura Lempuyang Temple and the tranquil water palace of Tirta Gangga.
Day 7 is yours to relax in the tranquil surroundings of Sidemen. Day 8 will mark the departure to Gili Air, a serene island off Bali's east coast. Day 9 is dedicated to snorkelling off the pristine reefs of Gili Meno, where colourful marine life can be encountered. Days 10 and 11 are relaxed days on Gili Air.
On day 12, you'll return to Bali and settle into the coastal charm of Jimbaran or Uluwatu. Day 13 allows you to leisurely relax on the beach. Day 14 concludes your journey with a transfer to Denpasar Airport. Book this trip now.
Gili Meno island, Lombok, Indonesia @ Kasia Soszka/Shutterstock
Pink Beach, Lombok © Shutterstock
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Sea turtle sanctuary in Gili Meno island, Indonesia © Shutterstock
Batur sunrise, Bali © Shutterstock
Combine several islands on this 14-day trip - start in Bali's cultural capital Ubud, then head to the rice paddies at Sidemen. A short flight to Flores will allow you to explore volcanoes and local villages, before cruising around Komodo and other islands close to Labuan Bajo.
Your adventure begins with your arrival in Ubud, the cultural heart of Bali on day 1. Day 2 invites you to explore the picturesque rice terraces of Tegalalang.
On day 3, immerse yourself in Balinese culinary traditions by attending a cookery workshop in a traditional village home. In the afternoon you'll have free time.
On day 4, you'll delve deeper into the Bali countryside and head to Sidemen. Along the way, stop at Penglipuran Village to see its well-preserved cultural heritage. Day 5 will be spent at leisure in Sidemen.
On day 6 you will xplore Sidemen village, then visit Tirta Gangga, a royal water palace with stunning gardens and pools. On day 7, you will travel south to Jimbaran, enjoying coastal views.
On day 8 you will depart to Flores and day 9 will begin with a breathtaking sunrise at the tri-coloured crater lakes of Kelimutu Volcano, before visiting local villages. On day 10, you'll head further east to Labuan Bajo, the gateway to Komodo National Park.
On day 11, cruise around Komodo, hike to the Komodo dragons and on day 12 you will snorkel at Pink Beach. On day 13, you'll continue travelling around the islands, swim with manta rays and enjoy the serene beauty of Kanawha Island.
On day 14, you will return to Labuan Bajo where you will snorkel at Bidadari Island and after that you will return to Bali and bid farewell to Indonesia by flying out of Denpasar Airport. Book this trip now.
Main Bali temple Pura Besakih at the foot of the volcano Agung © Yolya Ilyasova/Shutterstock
Tegallalang rice terraces in Ubud
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written by
Olga Sitnitsa
updated 28.06.2024
