Full-Day Eastern Bali Trip : Customize-Your-Own-Tour

Enjoy a Full-Day Eastern Bali Trip with a customize-your-own-tour option, exploring temples, palaces, beaches, and waterfalls, blending culture, history, and nature for a flexible and unforgettable adventure.

In this tour, you can choose and adjust five or more tourist destinations according to the places you want to visit, as long as you have enough time for a 10-hour tour. You will visit beautiful and amazing temples, historical heritage sites, traditional villages that still maintain their traditions to this day, hidden beaches in eastern Bali, underwater activities, rice terraces, exotic waterfalls, and much more. And we’re ready to make that possible. as well as providing help and advice to decide your travel plans during a vacation on the island of Bali.

Design your ideal adventure with the Full-Day Eastern Bali Trip: Customize-Your-Own-Tour! Explore the hidden gems of East Bali at your own pace, choosing from serene beaches, ancient temples, and traditional villages. Visit the majestic Lempuyang Temple, relax at Virgin Beach, or take in the beauty of Tirta Gangga Water Palace. Whether you’re interested in cultural landmarks, scenic views, or authentic Balinese experiences. On this tour allows you to create your own itinerary. With a private guide and driver. You’ll enjoy the freedom to tailor your journey for a truly personal and memorable day exploring the wonders of Eastern Bali.

Please note

Participant: Minimum 2 pax, maximum 6 pax
Not wheelchair accessible: Many Eastern Bali attractions involve stairs, uneven paths, or dirt tracks.
Not stroller accessible: Most sites, including temples and waterfalls, have narrow or rocky paths.
Not suitable for travelers with mobility issues: Guests should expect walking, hiking, and climbing stairs.
Moderate physical fitness required: This tour includes visits to natural and cultural sites that may require effort.
No elevator access: Ancient temples and viewpoints often lack modern infrastructure.
Vehicle accessibility: Private air-conditioned vehicles are provided, but they may not have wheelchair lifts.

What to bring

Comfortable walking shoes

Many sites have stairs, rocky paths, or uneven terrain—avoid sandals or heels.

Sunscreen and hat

The tropical sun in East Bali can be intense, especially during mid-day temple visits.

Reusable water bottle

Stay hydrated! Bring a refillable bottle; some tours offer water refills.

Cash (Indonesian Rupiah)

Small cash is useful for entrance fees, local snacks, restrooms, or tipping.

Modest clothing or scarf/sarong

Temples like Lempuyang and Tirta Gangga require respectful attire (some tours provide sarongs).

Sunglasses

Bright sunlight can be harsh when visiting open sites or beaches.

Rain poncho or light jacket (optional)

Rain can be sudden in the tropics—especially during the wet season (Nov–March).

Swimsuit and towel (if visiting Virgin Beach or water palaces)

Some tours include free time to swim or relax near the water.

Camera or phone with extra battery/power bank

East Bali is full of scenic spots—don’t miss your photo at the famous “Gates of Heaven.”

Small daypack

Carry all essentials comfortably in a lightweight backpack.