Bali Solo Expedition

This is your first day in Bali and as you land in the international airport, there is a meet and greet service, following which you are transferred to your hotel of choice.

Take it easy, relax and chill because you're on a holiday in Bali! After a relaxing morning, you hire a scooter and drive to the Balangan Beach, a beautiful and relatively quiet beach on Bali's South Coast.

You have breakfast at the hotel. And today is the day for adventure. You go Whitewater rafting in the morning in the might Ayung River. And then in the afternoon, you head to the Elephant Safari Park in Desa Taro where you have a chance to see elephants in close quarters and you can even interact with them.

Not just this, you can go on an elephant ride and take a sightseeing tour sitting atop an elephant on your solo trip to Bali.

You take a sunrise trekking tour to Mount Batur where you trek up the mountain just in time to watch the amazing sunrise over the beautiful island of Bali.

How this tour happens, is that you get to hike, and trek up Bali’s most active volcano. You start at night and you trek up the mountain in the night. On this trek, you are accompanied by a guide and you reach the summit just in time as the sun is rising and you can enjoy those mesmerizing moments and catch the imposing sunrise over beautiful terrains and landscapes. After this solo trip to Bali trek, you enjoy a light breakfast of fruits and eggs boiled in volcanic steam. This by itself is an experience worth going for Bali Indonesia travel.

Start the day with an appetizing breakfast and proceed on the Bali Safari & Marine Park tour The park is home to many different animal species. It is a day well-spent roaming around the park and it is a nice experience. You can also find a water park, many restaurants, a temple, and a Bali theatre within the park. After an eventful day and a day well-spent, you return to your hotel for an overnight stay.

Start the day with an appetizing breakfast, you then go on a Tanah Temple Tour. A point to be mentioned is that a classic Indonesian tour is not complete without visiting the enchanting Tanah Lot Temple which is known as the Land of a Thousand Temples. This temple sits prettily on a rock formation, and the views it offers are just amazing. Especially at sunset, you'll feel like you are transported to another world and you will cherish every moment spent here.

After breakfast at the hotel, you visit the Uluwatu Temple on your solo trip to Bali.

An Indonesian tour is considered incomplete if you don’t visit the famed Pura Luhur Uluwatu temple. The temple sits amidst picturesque surroundings on a steep mountain and the views from there are to die for. If you are here in the evening, don’t miss watching the sunset into the Indian Ocean and you get to sit and just relax.

Later, in the afternoon, you watch the well-known Balinese dance drama known as the Kecak dance. The performers sing and chant and dance alongside. While you are watching this performance, you are served some delectable Balinese food to savor for dinner.

After breakfast at the hotel, you have the day free at leisure and you can explore the place or do things on your own. Make the most of your Bali Indonesia travel and head out to explore the local area in and around Kuta and Seminyak on your own. You could also shop for souvenirs and personal artifacts around here.

You head to the north of Bali, driving up to the North coast via Tanah Lot, the Temples of Tamaran Ayu and the Gitgit Waterfalls to Lovina on your solo trip to Bali.

Lovina is a beautiful black sand beach which is famous for dolphins! Here you spend the afternoon on the beach relaxing and watching the sea, the fishing boats and the life around the local harbor. You stay overnight in Lovina.

Early in the morning head out for a dolphin tour in Lovina and you watch the dolphins in their natural habitat and how they respond to human presence and even attempt to interact with you.

After an eventful dolphin watching tour in the morning, you leave Lovina and head south. On the way back, you stopover in Ubud to take a class, learning some basics of the graceful Balinese dance. You are assisted in this by professional teachers and artists. This makes for an interesting learning experience on a solo trip to Bali. Later, in the night, you head to the night markets to engage in some shopping and you get to taste and savor local street foods too.