Experiencing the complete beauty of Bali is no longer involving unnecessary hustles and bustles. With Bali Round Trip Package, you can feel the real throbbing life of the island and its people, experience all excitements and wonders Bali has to offer, submerge completely in the exotic culture of Bali and enjoy the paradise.

Bali Round Trip Package is specially designed by our experienced staffs to encompass the best natural and cultural attractions Bali has to offer. With only 7 days and 6 nights you can get the best of Bali and still has plenty of time for your own free program of leisure and pleasure.

Your unforgettable Trip in Paradise Island begins right after you set your foot at Ngurah Rai International Airport, with a warm meeting service and pleasant drive to Puri Santrian Hotel where you will stay overnight.

On the second day, your Bali Round Trip begins right after breakfast, with a short drive to witness the Barong dance and traditional hand weaving in Batu Bulan village, then continued with a visit or two to the art galleries at art villages of Celuk for Gold and silver smith, Mas for wood carving and Batuan far painting. This trip of culture and art ends at Puri Santrian Hotel where you will stay for another night.

On the third day, right after breakfast, your Bali Round Trip will take you to the North Bali through a memorable scenic drive passing lush rice terraces and verdant jungle. The first stop is Jati Luwih which is well known for it’s stunningly beautiful rice terraces, then to the Beratan Lake where you can see the picturesque Ulun Danu temple and then proceed to Gitgit multi-tier waterfall; continued with sight seeing in the city of Singaraja and a visit to Buddhist Monastery near Lovina, you will spent your North Bali idyllic night at Sunari Villas & Spa in Lovina.

On the fourth Day, your Bali Round Trip begins early in the morning before breakfast with a boat trip to see the dolphins at Lovina, then after breakfast the trip proceed to the east Bali with another scenic drive to lake and mount Batur to witness the beauty of an active volcano, then continued with a visit the holy temple of Besakih and pleasant drive to Candidasa through Putung and Sidemen where you can see the Salak’(snake-skin fruit) plantations. Your night in East Bali will be spent at The Nirwana Resort & Spa in Candidasa.

The fifth day of Bali Round Trip will commence after breakfast with a visit Tenganan village, the authenticl ancient Bali aga village, the second stop is Goa Lawah ( Bat Cave ) a sacred place with a unique cave full of holy bats. Then proceed to Semarapura city where the beautiful and artistically decorated Kertha Gosa Palace stands in the heart of this city. And for the final stop is Ubud, as for Ubud, its popularity proceed its name, no further explanation needed. Your evening in Ubud will be highlighted with the popular dance of Kecak and Fire Dance. Your night in Ubud will be spent at the renowned Tjampuhan Hotel.

The sixth day of Bali Round Trip will be spent at Ubud with your own free program for your leisure and pleasure, and Tjampuhan Hotel will house you for another night in Ubud. Your last day of Bali Round Trip will also be spent with free program until the time for your departure to airport.

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legendary since 1928

The classic Hotel Tjampuhan & Spa, built where two sacred rivers meet, has been legendary since 1928. As the first hotel in the artist colony of Ubud, this royal guest house graciously hosted celebrities and foreign painters such as Walter Spies.

The confluence of two rivers, which is called Campuhan by Balinese, has been regarded as holy place for centuries. For Balinese, campuhan is a potent source of holy water for all kind of ceremonial purposes. Campuan is also used as a place for melukat (cleansing body and soul as well as recharging spiritual power).

But campuhan of Ubud where West Wos River meets East Wos River is not just serves as a source of holy water but also source of inspiration for holy men and artists. The significance of the campuhan of Ubud is initiated by Rsi Markandya, a Hindu sage from Java. Rsi Markandya, along with his followers, opened a forest for their settlement, in the confluence of two rivers later known as Campuhan. The waters of Campuhan were later discovered to have the peculiar property to heal sickness. Many people came to have the waters of Campuhan and increased the popularity of this place. In local Balinese language, this healing water is called ubad (medicine). The word ubad has tuned into ubud, and becomes the name of the village where the campuhan resides, Ubud.

In the line with Rsi Markandya many famous artists and musicians of worldwide notoriety drew their inspirations from the natural beauty of the campuhan such as Walter Spies, Rudolf Bonnet, Colin Macphee, and Noel Coward. Last but not least in this line was Antonio Blanco.

So if you happen to visit Ubud don’t forget to walk down one km west of Ubud, between huge green embankments covered with moss and small plants with crystal clear water dripping on them, and when you find bridges over the river you can be sure that you have arrived at Campuhan; take a look around and go down to the river and enjoy the beauty of Campuhan.