Arrive in Denpasar airport. Be picked up from the airport and head to Ubud. 

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Skip the usual airport taxi scramble and dive straight into Bali bliss with Justin and his crew! They'll be your friendly Balinese welcome wagon, whisking you away from the airport in a comfy, air-conditioned ride. No need to navigate unfamiliar streets or haggle over fares – just pure island vibes from the moment you land. They know all the best routes and shortcuts to get you to your Jimbaran, Seminyak, Legian, Kuta, or Sanur hotel swiftly and smoothly. What to Expect<ul><li>Pick-up from or drop off to Ngurah Rai International Airport at the arrival zone.</li><li>A friendly English-speaking driver.</li><li>Transport in a spacious car with AC which can comfortably hold 5 adults and luggage.</li><li>The price includes airport transfer to/from Jimbaran/Seminyak/Legian/Kuta/Sanur area. Other areas drop-off/pick up available as add-on!</li><li>If you choose to add a child seat, please note that only 3 adults can sit comfortably in the car</li><li>If your group is larger than 5, you will be provided with 2 cars</li></ul> Tips<ul><li>Provide your flight number and arrival time when you check-out, or you can provide it to your host ahead of time.</li><li>Arrange drop-offs outside the standard areas for an extra fee (see booking add-ons).</li></ul>

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Skip the Bali airport taxi scramble with a 5-seater AC transfer. A local driver gets you smoothly to Kuta, Seminyak, Jimbaran, Legian or Sanur.

Bali Airport Transfer | 5-Seater Car with AC | Your best guide in Bali

Get a convenient pick up from the Ngurah Rai International Airport with car and driver awaiting you at the arrival zone.

This option includes an English speaking driver and a drop off within Jimbaran/Seminyak/Legian/Kuta/Sanur area.
If you require a drop off outside the area mentioned above , it can be arranged at an additional charge.
Please see the add-on section of the booking form to select the area of your choice.

Please provide your flight number and your exact time of arrival in the comments section in the check-out form.

Escape the airport hustle

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Arrive in Bali

Arrive in Ubud and check-in at your villa. It's a long drive so you may want to relax before exploring. 

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Check into Ubud villa

Wander around Ubud town, shop for knick-knacks and try Seniman coffee! 

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Explore Ubud, shop and coffee

Canang Sari is the heart of Balinese culture. Learn the ritual in a Balinese home & enjoy local hospitality. 

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This heartwarming two-hour experience takes you into a local Balinese family’s home in Ubud, where you’ll learn the spiritual art of making Canang Sari – the daily offerings you’ll see everywhere in Bali. Unlike other classes that simply teach you how to make the offering, this one dives into the “why” – the deeper meaning behind the tradition and the role it plays in daily life. You’ll not only learn from multiple generations of the same family, but you’ll also be welcomed as a guest in their home with genuine warmth. This experience is perfect for travellers who want to go beyond the surface, skip the tourist crowds, and get a more meaningful connection to Balinese spirituality and culture. It’s small, personal and hosted in a real family compound, so you’ll get to ask questions, hear stories, and really feel the love and sense of community. It's also a great fit for conscious travellers seeking respectful and authentic cultural exchanges. Visitors often say they come away with a deeper appreciation for Bali – not just because of what they learned, but because of the people they met. What to Expect<ul><li>A 2-hour experience inside a real Balinese family home</li><li>Learn the meaning and tradition behind Canang Sari offerings</li><li>Get dressed in traditional Balinese attire</li><li>Tour the family’s home and garden, seeing how different generations live together</li><li>Make your own Canang Sari offering with guidance from your hosts</li><li>Enjoy tea, coffee, and local sweets while chatting with the family</li></ul> Good to Know<ul><li>This is a join-in experience, but it’s kept small and personal</li><li>Starts at 8am at the meeting point (Pranasanti Yoga)</li><li>Wear comfortable clothes; traditional clothing will be provided for the experience</li><li>Great for families, solo travellers or couples looking for a cultural deep dive</li></ul>

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Make Canang Sari in a Balinese family home in Ubud — not just how to weave the offering, but why it matters. Learn from multiple generations.

Make Canang Sari with a Balinese Family in Ubud

Experience the art of Canang Sari with a Balinese family.

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Craft Canang Sari with a Local Family


This is one of the most heartfelt experiences in Bali. Enjoy a firefly safari, then dine with a local family.

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If you're looking for the most meaningful experience in Bali, this firefly safari may be it. Featured by The New York Times and National Geographic, this evening takes you to Indonesia's only firefly conservation lab and Wayan, the local conservation hero saving them. You'll head to Wayan's family farm, learn how fireflies are raised from egg to adult, and head out at dusk to look for them glowing in the wild. It's a good fit for nature lovers who want a genuinely local experience with real conservation impact. What makes this special is that you do not just spot fireflies and leave. You see the full story. In the open-air lab, you'll learn why fireflies have become so rare in Bali, from pesticides to light pollution, and how chemical-free farming creates the clean soil, water and darkness they need to survive. The walk is through a real working village landscape of moringa, coffee and durian trees, not a staged setting. The evening ends in the family kitchen, where you'll cook simple Balinese dishes together and share a homemade dinner. That mix of science, village life and cultural meaning is hard to find in Bali. Your visit directly supports the local effort to protect fireflies and restore their habitat. What to expect:<ul><li>Visit an open-air firefly conservation lab on a family farm</li><li>See different firefly life stages up close, from larvae to adults</li><li>Learn why fireflies are disappearing in Bali and what is being done to bring them back</li><li>Take an easy dusk walk through organic plantations and village paths</li><li>Look for fireflies in their natural habitat after sunset</li><li>Hear how fireflies are understood in Balinese culture and local beliefs</li><li>Cook a homemade Balinese meal with the family and share dinner together</li></ul> Good to know: <ul><li>Firefly sightings depend on weather, season and natural conditions, so they are never guaranteed</li><li>The walk is generally easy and suitable for most fitness levels</li><li>Best for travellers who enjoy nature, simple village settings and learning from locals</li><li>A small local conservation entrance fee may apply in some areas</li><li>Children aged 5 and under join free</li></ul> Why is firefly conservation so important?<ul><li>Fireflies are magical creatures that light up the night sky. They are a joy to see, and their presence is a sign of a healthy ecosystem. However, fireflies are declining in many parts of the world, including Bali.</li><li>There are many reasons why fireflies are disappearing. One reason is habitat loss. Fireflies need clean air, non-contaminated water, and fertile soil to survive. When their habitats are destroyed, they cannot live there anymore.</li><li>Another reason for firefly decline is light pollution. Fireflies use light to communicate with each other, and when there is too much artificial light, they cannot see each other. This can lead to problems with mating and reproduction.</li><li>Finally, fireflies are also being harmed by pesticides. Pesticides can kill fireflies directly, or they can make it difficult for them to find food.</li><li>The decline of fireflies is a serious problem. Fireflies are important pollinators, and they help to control insect pests. They also play a role in the food chain. Without fireflies, our ecosystems would be less healthy.</li></ul> By joining this activity, you'll not only experience the magic of these creatures but also support their conservation in the village. Your participation directly contributes to their protection and a sustainable environment.

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A Bali firefly safari with a conservationist at Indonesia's only firefly lab — learn why they're disappearing, then spot them glowing in the wild.

Firefly Safari with Conservationist

Fire fly is a natural creatures which only active at night and full full of magic and wonder. Every country has different believes regarding this tiny bugs. And Balinese believe that this heavenly creature can lead the human spirits to heaven afterlife. It is known there over 2,000 species of the fireflies. They are recognised to be a bio indicator of clean air, non contaminated water and healthy soil.

Rumah Konservasi Kunang-kunang is a community based initiative to save the fireflies by doing in-depth research about fireflies through rearing, breeding, observation and experiment to increase their population for rewilding. We are also developing a pesticide free zone to protects its population in nature, by collaborating with the local farmers.

Why Fireflies Conservation Is
So Important?
Isn’t  sad to imagine, if the fireflies extinct, our future generation can only see their pictures, videos and animation movie?

The over development in Bali nowadays have caused the pressures to the fireflies population. The change of natural landscaping have created habitat loss, light polution and chemical contamination.

Many scientist agreed, that the presence of the fireflies actually mark the area as an indicator of clean air, non contaminated water and fertile soil. It is also an environmental indicator for biodiversity.

A must-do in Bali! Featured in NYTimes and National Geographic

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Firefly Safari + Yummy Dinner

Create your own Batik masterpiece, a traditional Balinese art. Learn from local artisans in a lush village.

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Batik workshop with a slice of Balinese home life _Fantastic experience with or without kids.I went with my 5 year old and she had a great time. We got to customise one of the templates adding our own names and handprints. She made a batik fabric which was unique and will always remind us of the fun day we spent together. The instructors were extermely patient, positive and encouragingƒmaking it a fantastic day all round. Would definitely recommend doing this activity if staying in Ubud.One bonus is that they pick you up and drop you off from your hotel in Ubud. Lunch and water were included tooƒmaking it a must do experience in Bali. Great value for money _ Matur Suksma __
A great morning spent making a batik painting and learning the process. The teachers were patient and amazing and funny.
We are soooo glad we signed up! great morning of fun with patient teachers who said nothing we did was a mistake. Loved every minute of learning the process of batik while enjoying traditional Balinese snacks, Bali coffee and tea and our entertaining hosts. Wonderful paintings and batik items for sale especially GustiÍs work.. Wayan one and Wayan two were funny, forgiving when I decorated the studio with pink dye (including myselfƒ) and patient in teaching us.Definitely book this event .. good for families too
Very friendly and skilled teachers. Not to hard, you really come home with a beautiful batik and a wonderful experience!! Definitely recommend!
Had an amazing time creating our Batik painting. Wayan, second Wayan and Gusti are extremely knowledgeable in their craft. Would definitely recommend five art to any and all.

Escape the tourist crowds of Ubud and dive into the heart of Balinese artistry in the serene village of Desa Keliki. Just a short drive away from Ubud centre, this hidden gem is home to passionate young Balinese artists who are preserving their heritage. Unlike the more commercialised batik experiences, this experience lets you learn from artisans in a traditional Balinese family compound, which means you'll also get a small window into everyday home life here - something most visitors to Bali never see. Here, you’ll craft your one-of-a-kind batik masterpiece. You'll choose from many different designs ranging from traditional Balinese motifs like the Barong to more universal patterns like trees and flowers, and then bring it to life using hot wax and colourful organic dyes. Don't worry, the artists will help you touch up your piece at the end so you're leaving with something you'll actually want to keep.&nbsp; You'll leave with not just a beautiful creation, but also a deeper understanding of Bali’s unique artistic traditions - different from the more well-known Javanese batik. This is perfect for solo travellers, couples, and families with kids, as the artists are incredibly patient and great with children. Note: The experience comes with a 100cm x 50cm thin white cloth to work on, but you're welcome to bring your own tote bag or t-shirt instead. Thinner fabrics like cotton, rayon, or silk work best - the wax needs to soak through to the other side to set the design properly. What to Expect<ul><li>Learn the traditional batik process from friendly, skilled local artists</li><li>Draft your design and carefully transfer it onto cloth</li><li>Experience the intricate technique of applying hot wax and organic dyes</li><li>Watch the magical moment when your batik design is revealed</li><li>Enjoy traditional Balinese snacks, tea, and coffee</li><li>Get a glimpse into authentic Balinese family life and architecture</li></ul> Good to Know<ul><li>This is a hands-on experience, but suitable for beginners and kids—no prior skills needed</li><li>All materials, including blank cloth, hot wax, and organic dyes, are provided</li><li>Take place in a traditional Balinese compound, so you’ll get a cultural experience alongside learning a new skill</li></ul>

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Craft batik in Desa Keliki near Ubud, far from the tourist crowds. Learn from young Balinese artists in a traditional compound using organic dyes.

Craft Batik in a Local Artist Village Near Ubud

Craft Batik in a Creative Artist Village near Ubud 

this is in a little artist village outside ubud, so it's a lot less touristy and you actually get to craft with real balinese artisans. Balinese batik is also very different from the more famous javanese batik so you get to see a slice of balinese culture and how it's unique from the rest of indonesia. it's great for solo travellers, couples and families with kids - the artists are very patient and good with kids. 

Batik workshop in a traditional Balinese village

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Make Batik Art with Local Artisans

Enjoy Bali's iconic UNESCO rice terraces on an e-bike (easy!). Visit a Balinese home and enjoy a meal. 

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This adventure starts just North of Ubud and winds through spectacular scenery on the way to Tegalalang Rice Terraces. You'll be cruising past ancient temples and vibrant green rice paddies, soaking in those picture-perfect Bali vibes. But the real treat? Getting off the beaten path and biking through local villages, experiencing the real Bali that most travelers miss! Your guide is a knowledgeable local who's eager to share all the cool secrets and stories of this beautiful island. And the best part? Those e-bikes are super easy and make those hills disappear, so you can focus on the stunning views. What to Expect<ul><li>Explore hidden temples and lush rice fields.</li><li>Experience authentic Balinese villages.</li><li>Learn about local life from your knowledgeable guide.</li><li>Conquer hills with ease thanks to e-bikes.</li><li>Enjoy the breathtaking Tegalalang Rice Terraces.</li><li>Choose between a visit to a traditional Balinese home or a coffee plantation.</li><li>Savor a delicious Balinese lunch.</li></ul> Tips<ul><li>The tour is suitable for all fitness levels thanks to the e-bikes, but some cycling experience is recommended.</li><li>Children under 150cm tall can join the tour on a golf cart for an additional cost.</li><li>Covered footwear and sunscreen are highly recommended.</li></ul>

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Cycle Ubud's quieter back roads on an easy e-bike ride to Tegalalang Rice Terraces. Pass temples, paddies and local villages most travellers miss.

Half-Day Electric Cycling Tour of Ubud

This adventure starts just North of Ubud and winds through spectacular scenery on the way to Tegalalang Rice Terraces. 

Along the way you will pass by temples and rice fields. And ride through villages to see the real Bali. 



Do all of this with a knowledgeable local guide who can teach you all about what you are seeing. And best of all - our e-bikes will flatten out all those hills!



Your destination will be the impressive Tegalalang Rice Terraces where you can see why it is called a UNESCO World Heritage Site.



On the return, you have the choice to visit either a traditional Balinese family home, to learn more about the traditional way of life in Bali, or a coffee farm for a complimentary coffee tasting.





Then continue riding through some of Bali’s most beautiful country side views, before arriving back in Ubud for a delicious Balinese lunch.



Our tours are suitable for all fitness levels and offer you an amazing look at the Beauty of Bali. This tour is also great because of the small group size, with no more than 10 people at one time and a guide-to-guest ratio of 1 to 3.



Requirements

There is no minimum age requirement however please be advised that our bikes are full-sized 26″ mountain bikes and may be too big for young children under 150cm height. 



The tour travels both on and off-road, and while it is not especially challenging it does require some bicycle riding experience.



There is no maximum age. We have had many guests in their 70s do the tour with no problems.



The maximum weight allowable is 120 kg (265 lbs.).



Covered footwear and sunscreen are highly recommended.



For young children

Kids under 150cm may join the tour on a golf cart ride at an additional cost.



About e-bikes

We use a high-quality mountain bike with quality components and add a top-of-the-line e-bike drive system to it.

This means you get the best of both worlds with an awesome cycling experience and some electric help when you want it. 

All our bikes are new and professionally maintained and we have the most advanced high-capacity batteries on the market so you will never run out of power.

So how does an e-bike work? Well, the bottom line is you can pedal as little or as much as you want!. 

This means you can use it with no electrical assistance (like a push bike) or only electrical assistance (like a motorbike) or anywhere in between.



Approximate travel times with moderate traffic

From Ubud - 10min
From Canggu -1h10min
From Kuta - 1h20min
From Seminyak - 1h30min
From Uluwatu - 2h00min

Immerse in Balinese beauty by e-bike

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E-bike to Bali's Tegalalang Terraces


See an authentic Kecak dance in a village, away from Ubud crowds. Enjoy the fire dance & support locals. 

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Prepare for an extraordinary evening of local history and culture as you witness the captivating Kecak Fire Dance. This fiery performance is a breathtaking spectacle, featuring a cast of 50 local villagers. Their rhythmic chanting and mesmerizing movements will transport you to another time and place. By attending this performance, you not only experience a unique cultural treasure but also support the local village, making your trip truly meaningful. What to Expect<ul><li>Immerse yourself in the enchanting Kecak Fire Dance, where local villagers perform an ancient Hindu epic through dynamic chanting and dance.</li><li>Be mesmerized by the intricate choreography and captivating storytelling that unfolds before your eyes.</li><li>Feel the energy of the community as you witness this vibrant cultural tradition, passed down through generations.</li></ul> Tips<ul><li>Arrive early to secure a good spot for viewing.</li><li>Consider bringing a cushion for added comfort during the performance.</li></ul> Available Add On: Half-Day Ubud TourMake the most of your day with an optional half-day tour before the Kecak Fire Dance. The tour begins with a 12 PM pick-up from your hotel in Ubud, allowing you to explore the beautiful surroundings of Ubud before being dropped off at the dance venue.Spots you’ll visit:🌾 Abian Desa Rice Terrace💦 Ulu Petanu Waterfall🛕 Gunung Kawi Sebatu Temple🌿 Coffee PlantationWhether you’re looking for nature, culture, or just a scenic escape, this add-on enhances your experience with the richness of Ubud.Please Note: The Half-Day Ubud Tour add-on does not include entrance fees to any of the attractions (Abian Desa Rice Terrace, Ulu Petanu Waterfall, Gunung Kawi Sebatu Temple, and the Coffee Plantation). All applicable entrance fees are payable directly on-site by you.

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Watch the Kecak Fire Dance near Ubud — a fiery performance by 50 local villagers, with your ticket directly supporting the village community.

Kecak Fire Dance near Ubud | Support Local Village (Tues & Sun)

By watch this performance you support the local village as well.

Support local Balinese village through Kecak Fire Dance

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Bali's Kecak Fire Dance in a village


Dive into Bali’s farming traditions with hands-on sustainable rice planting and traditional home cooking.

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For curious foodies, or travellers who love to peek under the surface of local culture, this sustainable farming experience is like no other. The hands-on activities of rice cultivation, irrigation, and cooking local dishes offer a unique opportunity to learn about the traditional ways of life and the importance of sustainability in Bali. Go beyond the beaches and temples to discover the island's rich agricultural heritage and the sustainable practices that have nourished generations. This experience is perfect for those looking for a unique and immersive cultural experience, families with children who want to learn about where their food comes from, or anyone who wants to get away from the tourist crowds and experience authentic Balinese life. What to Expect<ul><li>You'll learn about the traditional farming methods of Bali, including the intricate SUBAK irrigation system and the spiritual importance of the many shrines and temples that dot the farmland.</li><li>But this experience isn't just about education – you'll also get your hands dirty by planting rice seedlings, trekking through lush rice paddies, and fishing in freshwater ponds.</li><li>Afterward, enjoy cooking traditional Balinese dishes alongside your friendly hosts and savoring the fruits of your labor.</li><li>Not only is this experience an opportunity to support small, sustainable farmers, but it's also a chance to connect with the local community in a meaningful way.</li></ul> Sample menu<ul><li>White and or Yellow Rice</li><li>Fish Satay Lilit</li><li>Grilled Banana Wrapped Fish</li><li>Grilled Fish / Fresh Catch *optional</li><li>Slow Cooked Chicken / Ayam Betutu or Other Chicken Dish</li><li>Tempe and Tofu Dishes</li><li>Banana Trunk Soup or Moringa Leaf Soup</li><li>Water Spinach Vegetables Dish</li><li>Assorted Balinese Sambals</li><li>Other Dishes</li></ul> Drinks list<ul><li>Traditional Balinese Organic Coffee ( your own roasting - some roasted beans to be taken home as free souvenir ).</li><li>Red Rice Tea or Herbals Tea</li><li>Mineral Water</li><li>Young Coconut ( Optional ).</li></ul> Dessert<ul><li>Black Rice Pudding or Banana Kolak</li></ul>

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Join a sustainable farming and cooking experience near Ubud to see Bali's rural life up close. Plant rice, learn irrigation, and cook Balinese dishes.

Ubud's Hidden Gem: Sustainable Farming + Cooking in Bali Rural Life

Bali Agritours is an experience like no other. The hands-on activities of rice cultivation, irrigation, and cooking local dishes offer a unique opportunity to learn about the traditional ways of life and the importance of sustainability in Bali.



This experience is perfect for those looking for a unique and immersive cultural experience, families with children who want to learn about where their food comes from, or anyone who wants to get away from the tourist crowds and experience authentic Balinese life.



What to expect 

You'll learn about the traditional farming methods of Bali, including the intricate SUBAK irrigation system and the spiritual importance of the many shrines and temples that dot the farmland.
But this experience isn't just about education – you'll also get your hands dirty by planting rice seedlings, trekking through lush rice paddies, and fishing in freshwater ponds.
Afterward, enjoy cooking traditional Balinese dishes alongside your friendly hosts and savoring the fruits of your labor.
Not only is this experience an opportunity to support small, sustainable farmers, but it's also a chance to connect with the local community in a meaningful way.




Sample menu

White and or Yellow Rice

Fish Satay Lilit

Grilled Banana Wrapped Fish

Grilled Fish / Fresh Catch

Slow Cooked Chicken / Ayam Betutu

Tempe and Tofu Dishes

Banana Trunk Soup or Moringa Leaf Soup

Water Spinach Vegetables Dish

Assorted Balinese Sambals

Other Dishes



Drinks list

Traditional Balinese Organic Coffee ( your own roasting - some roasted beans to be taken home as free souvenir ).

Red Rice Tea or Herbals Tea

Fresh Juices

Mineral Water

Young Coconut ( Optional ).



Dessert

Black Rice Pudding or Banana Kolak



Approximate travel times with moderate traffic

From Ubud - 36min
From Canggu - 1h
From Kuta - 1h20min
From Seminyak - 1h20min
From Uluwatu - 2h20min

Discover sustainable farming practices that have nourished generations.

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Sustainable rice farming + home-cooking

Time to head to the airport and say goodbye to Bali! Just remember to leave 2-3 hours for traffic.

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Leave Bali

If Bali makes you think of just beach clubs, you’re missing out on the true heart of the island.

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Skip Kuta and the tourist traps. See handpicked Bali with local heartfelt hosts & get to the real heart of Bali. 

Bali Seriously Cool Things to Do: See Bali Beyond the Beach Clubs

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For travellers seeking Ubud’s soul. Meet artisans, farmers & conservationists preserving Bali’s traditions.

Great for travellers craving deep cultural insights

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Feel deeply connected to Bali in a short time

Learn the art of Batik with local artisans

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Learn about traditional Balinese Canang Sari ritual 

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Magical fireflies safari with local conservationist

Enjoy a Kecak fire dance in a local village

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Support + preserve centuries old Balinese traditions

4 Days Ubud: Artisans, Farms + Nature

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