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Review Author: Charlie Christensen
Review Date: 18 Juni 2025
Review Body: I was suprised and delighted to see that the kernells of the Salacca Fruit can be turned into Coffee, this is a good example of sustainable innovation that can both help economically the villages, and helps to reduce food waste
Review rating: 5
Review Author: Lauryn Zoller
Review Date: 18 Juni 2025
Review Body: A heartfelt thank you to D.E.S.A, Their commitment to community development and sustainable tourism in Sibetan deeply moved me, and offered a powerful example of what truly responsible tourism can look like
Review rating: 5
Review Author: Marine Mignot
Review Date: 18 Juni 2025
Review Body: Our visit to Sibetan Village with D.E.S.A Project was one of the most touching and enriching moments of the trip
Review rating: 5
Review Author: Chiara Herz
Review Date: 09 Dez. 2025
Review Body: The tour was a great experience and something you will definitely not experience in any other place. The story behind this hard working women is inspiring and i was very happy to get to experience a part of their daily life and contribute to their living and well-being
Review rating: 5
Review Author: Maya Hart
Review Date: 09 Dez. 2025
Review Body: My time at Muntigunung changed me — hands-on, meaningful, and full of warmth
Review rating: 5
Review Author: Daniel Kim
Review Date: 09 Dez. 2025
Review Body: Authentic village life, amazing people, and daily lessons in humility.
Review rating: 5
Review Author: Luca Rossi
Review Date: 09 Dez. 2025
Review Body: I taught, learned, and made friends for life. Highly recommend!
Review rating: 5
Review Author: Ayu Putri
Review Date: 09 Dez. 2025
Review Body: Real impact, real community — an experience I’ll never forget.
Review rating: 5

Itinerary

Itinerary Day 1
Itinerary Summary: Village tour, snakefruit farm trek, cultural workshops & meal with coastal view in East Bali
Itinerary Description: Meet at Sibetan Village - welcomed by our local guide! (You’ll meet at the meeting point based on your chosen activity time. Return transport add-on is available depending on your location) A walk through the village! Full of fun engagement, hands-on experience, and authentic hospitality of Real Bali! Introducing the Philosophy of Balinese Houses Visiting Balinese houses to engage in how Villagers live through the land Trekking through the Snakefruit/Salacca Farm Traditional Arak Making & Tasting (Balinese Liquor Process) See the Coconut Oil making process Experience and enjoy on how to play Bamboo Music See the process of Snakefruit/Salacca Coffee making process and enjoy the unique taste of Snakefruit Coffee Lunch / Dinner with a beautiful scenery, overlooking the coast of East Bali Trip ends
Woman in a red top stirring a pot at an outdoor farm kitchen in Indonesia while a visitor holds a ladle
Farm worker in a red shirt and headscarf holding a wooden gate post while reaching green leaves for a visitor in Indonesia
Backpackers walking along a narrow path through lush green plants on a farm in Indonesia, guided through the garden
Man bends over a metal brazier in a rustic hut as he processes coffee over an open fire in rural Indonesia
Travellers sit at a shaded farm table, sampling dishes and herbs from baskets during a communal meal in Indonesia
Elderly woman sits on a veranda, hand-prepping thin strands on a wooden table beside green plants in Indonesia
Guests eat together under a thatched pavilion, sharing traditional Balinese dishes during a rural Bali farm experience
Woman in a red top stirring a pot at an outdoor farm kitchen in Indonesia while a visitor holds a ladle
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Woman in a red top stirring a pot at an outdoor farm kitchen in Indonesia while a visitor holds a ladle
Farm worker in a red shirt and headscarf holding a wooden gate post while reaching green leaves for a visitor in Indonesia
Backpackers walking along a narrow path through lush green plants on a farm in Indonesia, guided through the garden
Man bends over a metal brazier in a rustic hut as he processes coffee over an open fire in rural Indonesia
Woman in a red top stirring a pot at an outdoor farm kitchen in Indonesia while a visitor holds a ladle
Farm worker in a red shirt and headscarf holding a wooden gate post while reaching green leaves for a visitor in Indonesia
Backpackers walking along a narrow path through lush green plants on a farm in Indonesia, guided through the garden
Man bends over a metal brazier in a rustic hut as he processes coffee over an open fire in rural Indonesia
Travellers sit at a shaded farm table, sampling dishes and herbs from baskets during a communal meal in Indonesia
Elderly woman sits on a veranda, hand-prepping thin strands on a wooden table beside green plants in Indonesia
Guests eat together under a thatched pavilion, sharing traditional Balinese dishes during a rural Bali farm experience
Mounds of harvested snakefruit in baskets on the ground at a hidden farm in Bali, with lush green plants around
Group kneeling on a green lawn for a hands-on outdoor activity during a cultural visit to a hidden snakefruit farm in Bali
Small group sitting on mats and benches, tasting local dishes while learning traditional Balinese life in Bali
People seated in a covered pavilion sharing food from bowls during a hands-on traditional Balinese life experience in Bali
Close-up of hands holding a woven basket of snakefruit during a Bali farm visit, with travellers gathered nearby
Snakefruit farm visitors preparing ingredients in a rustic Balinese home kitchen in Bali, mixing food at a community workshop
D.E.S.A host in a white hat and apron mixing farm ingredients during a hands-on traditional day in Bali
Local guide shows snakefruit to visitors beside a stone water feature in a traditional Balinese courtyard garden in Bali
Hands grating fruit pulp onto a tray during a hands-on snakefruit farm activity in Bali for guests to taste
D.E.S.A guide chatting with visitors on a hillside path above a green valley, with mountains stretching across Bali
Elderly person cutting or preparing food with a small knife outdoors on a farm, surrounded by greenery in Bali

Explore a Hidden Snakefruit Farm & Discover Traditional Balinese Life

Hands-On Village Experience With Local Farmers in East Bali
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Bis zu 24 Gäste
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3,5 Stunden
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Private Tour
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Bis zu 24 Gäste
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Engaging with Balinese Village life and Snakefruit Farmers
Nestled in the lush hills of East Bali, Sibetan Village is a peaceful farming community where 80% of the land is covered with salacca (snakefruit) trees. The village is not only the largest producer of snakefruit in Bali, but also one of the few places where traditional Balinese farming and cultural practices remain deeply preserved.Guided by local villagers who are also often a farmer from the village, you’ll explore Sibetan’s organic salacca farms, where the landscape is lined with rows of lush snakefruit trees. As you walk through the plantation, your guide will share insights from first-hand experience — explaining how salacca is grown, the use of natural fertilizers, and the seasonal cycle of the fruit. You’ll get to taste different varieties of salacca and learn how the villagers turn it into various products such as salacca candy and salacca coffee made from the seeds.After the farm visit, you’ll walk through traditional Balinese homes and join hands-on activities like making coconut oil, playing bamboo instruments, and brewing salacca coffee. These aren’t just activities — they’re part of the villagers’ daily life, giving you a deeper, authentic experience of how they live and connect with their culture.The experience ends with a home-cooked Balinese meal, served on a scenic hillside with breathtaking views of East Bali’s mountains and coastline. This is more than a tour — it’s an opportunity to connect with a living culture, support a local village, and leave inspired by the spirit of the real Bali.What to ExpectWarm welcome by friendly local guides at Sibetan VillageLeisurely walking tour through the village and traditional Balinese homesLearn about the philosophy of Balinese houses, the village life, and farming are all guided by harmony with nature and spiritual balanceExplore organic salacca farms, learn traditional growing methods and taste Unique Snakefruit VarietiesJoin hands-on workshops like coconut oil making and bamboo music — both rooted in rituals and daily practices that have shaped Sibetan’s way of life for generationsTry Salacca Coffee – caffeine-free and full of antioxidants!Enjoy a delicious local lunch or dinner with a gorgeous coastal viewGood to KnowEasy walk around the village and farm – suitable for all fitness levels13% of earning will go to supporting local charities in the village, helping to preserve the village, and fund a learning center for children in Sibetan villageAll activities are family-friendly and suitable for curious kids too

Highlights des Erlebnisses

Elderly person cutting or preparing food with a small knife outdoors on a farm, surrounded by greenery in Bali
Tauche in traditionelle Anbaumethoden ein
Mounds of harvested snakefruit in baskets on the ground at a hidden farm in Bali, with lush green plants around
Entdecke Balis größte Salakfarm
D.E.S.A guide chatting with visitors on a hillside path above a green valley, with mountains stretching across Bali
Begleitet von lokalen Bäuerinnen, Bauern und Dorfbewohnern
Bowl of whole snakefruit with sliced tropical fruits and a small cup of drink on woven trays during a Bali tasting
Genieße den Salacca-Kaffee (koffeinfrei)
Elderly woman sits on a veranda, hand-prepping thin strands on a wooden table beside green plants in Indonesia
Balinesische Wohntraditionen entdecken
Snakefruit farm visitors preparing ingredients in a rustic Balinese home kitchen in Bali, mixing food at a community workshop
Kokosöl selbst herstellen & mit Bambus Musik machen
Snakefruit cluster growing amid bamboo stalks and dry leaf litter on the ground inside a Bali farm garden
Einzigartige Schlangenfrucht-Sorten probieren
Large tree in the foreground with misty mountains and a calm ocean horizon under cloudy skies, overlooking Bali
Mittagessen mit Blick auf die Hügel und das Meer im Osten Balis

Was dich erwartet

Village tour, snakefruit farm trek, cultural workshops & meal with coastal view in East Bali
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Was inklusive ist

13% charity donation to charities in the village
LUNCH/DINNER on the hills, with a BEAUTIFUL view of Hills & Ocean!

Nicht inklusive

Transport (add-on available)
Extra soft drinks/beer
Gift/souvenir

Verfügbare Extras:

Return Transport from Area in Ubud, Seminyak, Canggu, Sanur (Rp931.500)
Return Transport from Uluwatu Area (Rp1.086.750)
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Wo wir uns treffen

Startpunkt

Treffen am D.E.S.A Sibetan Tour Starting Point(KARUNIA MOTOR, Sebelah selatan pasar, Indonesia)
  • Die Startzeit ist flexibel. Sag uns gern, welche Uhrzeit dir lieber ist
  • Hinweise: Head towards the location stated here, and our team will meet you to bring you into the farms! Please let us know if you're coming using Motorbike / Car.

Endpunkt

  • Endet am Startpunkt

Transport-Extras

Extra 1

  • Return Transport from Area in Ubud, Seminyak, Canggu, Sanur(Preis: Rp931.500 für bis zu 4 Gäste)

Extra 2

  • Return Transport from Uluwatu Area(Preis: Rp1.086.750 für bis zu 4 Gäste)

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09:30AM - 03:30PM

Eignung / Barrierefreiheit

  • Pet-Friendly
  • Vegetarian food available
  • Halal food available
  • Kinderfreundlich (kein Mindestalter)

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  • Camera! ( Recommended)
  • Closed Toed Footwear (Recommended)
  • Extra pair of Clothes (Recommended)
  • Mosquito Spray
  • Sun Protection (Hat / Sunscreen)
  • Water Bottle
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