On this tour, you will explore a local seaside temple, have the chance to swim beneath a waterfall, visit an iconic lakeside temple, and try tropical delights at a fruit market. 

Our first stop is the seaside temple of Ponjok Batu, where you’ll get a glimpse into the local culture in a way that feels more intimate than the island’s more frequented spots. Created out of volcanic stone and perched on a small peninsula, the “Stone on the Edge” temple was built sometime between the 8th to 13th centuries.

We’ll then head west through Singaraja, the former capital of Bali during Dutch colonial rule, and  south to Gitgit, home to a towering 40-meter-high waterfall. Gitgit waterfall is surrounded by lush tropical jungle and is easily accessible via a 15-minute hike. You can opt to swim beneath the powerful flow or to take a dip in the rocky pools, slightly away from the falls.

We’ll then continue to the Ulun Danu Beratan Temple, located on the serene Beratan lake with a verdant mountain backdrop. The most iconic destination within the grounds is the pelinggih meru, an 11-story tiered pagoda dedicated to Shiva and Paravati, that also features prominently on the 50,000 Rupiah bill.

We’ll stop by a small monkey forest before we reach the Bedugul area, where we’ll visit the Bedugul Traditional Market. With produce that has a short commute, coming from neighboring fields, you can be sure what’s on offer is fresh. Here you can feast on tropical delights like pomelo, durian, rambutan, mangosteen, passion fruit, and the popular locally-grown Bedugul strawberries, which you’ll have the chance to taste. An array of spices can also be picked up ranging from nutmeg to turmeric.

Departure Time: 8 am
Return to Siddhartha: Approximately 4:30 pm
What to Bring: Personal water bottle, swimsuit, suitable clothing for temple visits (cover shoulders & knees), cash IDR

Price including driver & drinking water:

Price per car, 1-4 persons

IDR 1.400.000

Entrance fees per person to be paid on the spot:

• Ponjok Batu Temple: IDR 20.000
• Git Git Waterfall: IDR 95.000
• Ulan Danu Bratan Temple: IDR 75.000
• Monkey Forest Bedugul: IDR 60.000
• Local Market: IDR 5.000
• All prices include 19% government tax & service.
• Prices are subject to change at any time. Please confirm details with reception.