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

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. as well as providing help and advice to decide your travel plans during on vacation

This is full-day Northern Bali trip and you can customize your own tour. North Bali has a million charms that are very worth visiting during your vacation in Bali. And the location of the North Bali tourist destination is quite easy to reach from Ubud or from Canggu and its surroundings. Planning plans to visit interesting tourist attractions in the west Bali area may be a little confusing for tourists because there are so many tourist attractions that are worth visiting.

Some of which are cultural tourism, such as the many iconic temples found in North Bali. There are also many natural attractions in the northern Bali area, such as terraced rice fields, charming waterfalls, natural hot springs, and many more. So, the full-day northern Bali trip should be on your bucket list during your holiday on the island of Bali, and don’t miss visiting North Bali tourism to make your holiday memorable and unforgettable.

Please note

Wheelchair users – Many locations involve stairs, uneven trails, and unpaved paths.

Guests with limited mobility – Some waterfalls require short hikes or slippery steps.

Pregnant travelers – Bumpy roads and walking on uneven terrain may be uncomfortable or risky.

People with knee or back problems – Climbing down to waterfalls and long car rides may cause strain.

Small children (under 5 years) – Some areas have cliffs, narrow trails, or no railings.

Guests with heart or respiratory conditions – Physical activity at highland altitudes could be challenging.

Travelers who cannot walk on slippery or muddy surfaces – Especially after rain, paths near waterfalls may be slick.

Visitors who are uncomfortable with long car rides – This tour involves several hours of driving on winding roads.

Guests afraid of heights – Wanagiri Hidden Hills includes lookouts over deep valleys.

What to bring

Comfortable backpack – To carry water, snacks, and personal items.
Non-slip walking shoes or trekking sandals – Some trails to waterfalls can be muddy or rocky.
Change of clothes – In case you get wet near the waterfalls or in sudden rain.
Swimwear & towel – Optional, if you plan to swim at Banyumala or other waterfalls.
Sun hat or cap – For sun protection, especially at open viewpoints.
Sunglasses and sunscreen – UV rays can be strong even in cloudy weather.
Insect repellent – Some areas, especially near water, may have mosquitoes.
Camera or phone – Great spots for photography at Wanagiri Hidden Hills and temples.
Reusable water bottle – Stay hydrated throughout the day.
Cash – For optional entrance fees, personal expenses, or tipping your guide.
Respectful attire for temple visits – Shoulders and knees covered (sarong often provided).