Upon your arrival, take advantage of our VIP assistance for visa fast-track and priority customs. You will also be greeted by a private vehicle and an English speaking guide for your airport transfer.

Explore Jakarta's rich history and evolution with a knowledgeable private guide. Begin your journey with a private transfer to the heart of the city, where you will discover the old town of Batavia. This area is home to many historical buildings that were once part of the Dutch trading company VOC. Today, these structures have been transformed into museums, cafes, and galleries. Your first stop will be the old harbor of Sunda Kelapa, which used to house Buganese Phinisi Schooners that transported goods across the archipelago. This harbor, believed to have been operational since the 13th century, is a fascinating location that preserves Jakarta's history. Next, visit Taman Fatahilla, the historical center of old Batavia. This vibrant area is now a cultural hub and home to three significant museums. The town square is often filled with impromptu art performances, adding to the creative ambiance. Your cultural journey continues with visits to the National Museum, Wayang Museum, and Museum of Fine Art and Ceramics. The National Museum is known for its extensive collection of bronzes and ceramics dating back to the Han, Tang, and Ming Dynasties. The Wayang Museum showcases the art of shadow puppetry, while the Museum of Fine Art and Ceramics boasts over 400 eclectic artworks. Finally, enjoy lunch at the beautiful Cafe Batavia, where you can experience colonial splendor, live music, and international cuisine.

Get picked up by a private vehicle and English speaking guide for your airport transfer.

Fly from Jakarta to Yogyakarta. The flight duration is around 1 hour.

Yogyakarta is renowned as the cultural hub of Java, but it also offers a plethora of options for food enthusiasts. Embark on a Javanese food adventure to discover popular delicacies and interact with friendly locals. The experience begins at Tugu Monument, where you'll either walk or take a becak (pedicab) to explore the traditional and modern angkringan's (food stalls) along the way. You'll then head to an area famous for kopi joss, which is coffee served with a burning hot charcoal brick. After this, continue your journey by becak to soak up the lively atmosphere of Jalan Malioboro. Don't miss the opportunity to taste the famous mi kadin (stir fried noodles) at the north alun-alun (square). Later, proceed to the alun-alun south of the Kraton where you'll have a unique experience of blindfolded walking through two legendary waringin trees (banyan trees). Next, head to the Wijilan area to savor various types of Yogya's famous dish, gudeg (a jackfruit curry). These are just the appetizers; to conclude this culinary adventure, you'll be seated at one of the renowned angkringan restaurants frequented by students and families. Choose from a wide array of freshly made dishes prepared right in front of you. Quench your thirst with flavorful and vibrant drinks like wedanguwuh before being taken back to your hotel.

Take a trip to Prambanan village and explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Prambanan Temple. This ancient temple complex, built in the 9th-century, consists of three main inner shrines honoring the Hindu trinity: Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva. While strolling among the intricate carvings and nearby shrines of Candi Palosan and Candi Sewu, your guide will provide insights into the history and symbolism of the temples. Don't miss the impressive Sanskrit tale of Ramayana depicted on the temple walls. Finally, you will be transferred back to your hotel in Yogyakarta.

Start your day by meeting your private guide and driver for a visit to Candirejo, a traditional Javanese village. This village has implemented a sustainable tourism project to share the Javanese way of life. You'll explore the village and countryside in a traditional horse cart called an _andong /dokar,_ traveling through rural lanes and plantations. Your guide will introduce you to Javanese daily life, showing you activities like chili harvesting, cassava cracker making, and crafting with bamboo/pandanus. You'll also have the opportunity to learn and participate in traditional percussive _gamelan_ music at a local house. After the village tour, enjoy a delicious Javanese meal at a Pavilion known as a _Pendopo Rumah_.

Continue your journey to Borobudur Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This 8th-century marvel takes the shape of a sacred mandala when viewed from above. A member of the Borobudur Conservation Association will provide an exclusive introduction to the intricate details of the temple's 2,600 relief panels and over 500 Buddha statues. Explore Pawon Temple, built with volcanic stones in a fusion of Javanese, Hindu, and Indian art, and the stunning 9th-century Mendut Buddhist Temple and Monastery. These temples were strategically built in a straight line to facilitate pilgrimage during the full moon.

As the tour concludes, enjoy a dinner while watching an evening Ramayana Ballet performance.

Upon arrival at the airport, you will be greeted by your English-speaking guide and driver who will accompany you during your airport transfer. They will assist you with your luggage and ensure your comfort throughout the journey.

Once settled in the private vehicle, you can sit back and relax as you are taken to your accommodations in Denpasar, Bali. The transfer will take approximately 1 hour, allowing you to enjoy the scenic views along the way.

Upon reaching your destination, your guide will be there to help you with the check-in process. They will also be available to answer any queries or provide information about the local area. So, you can feel free to ask them anything you need to know.

Start your adventure by meeting your guide who will take you to the outskirts of Ubud. Along the way, he will give you insights into the daily rural life. During a 90-minute walk, you will pass by a rice-field where your guide will explain the process of rice cultivation, maintenance, and harvesting. He will also discuss the efforts being made to protect the environment. After the walk, participate in a 90-minute hands-on workshop where you can make your own beauty products using natural ingredients. Options include sun protection cream, a facemask, or a Balinese health scrub. You can even take these products home with you. The workshop takes place in a secluded location and includes a tasty snack amidst the greenery. Finally, it's time to head back to your accommodations.

Begin your day in the cool morning hours, as you are picked up from your hotel to embark on a journey through the misty landscapes of Kintamani. As you ascend to the rim of the ancient Batur caldera, take a moment to appreciate the breathtaking views that unfold before you. The clouds and mist gracefully part, revealing the majestic Mount Rinjani in Lombok, as well as the three revered volcanoes that are said to have given birth to the seven tribes of Bali. Enjoy a cup of coffee and local snacks while witnessing the sunrise, which illuminates Mount Batur, Mount Abang, and Mount Agung, with Lake Batur shimmering in between.

Once you have descended into the caldera, you will find bicycles awaiting you. Embark on a scenic six-mile ride along a well-maintained road, passing through the undulating plains that were once covered in lava. Your guide will make several stops along the way, allowing you to explore waterfalls, springs, caverns, lava formations, and ash cones. Listen as your guide explains the geological processes that have shaped the present landscape, showcasing the impact of past eruptions.

At the end of the road, continue on foot through a sea of hardened lava, remnants of more recent eruptions between 1963 and 1999. Some areas are currently being reforested with eucalyptus trees, creating a peaceful setting. As you walk, you will tread over the original location of Batur village, which was buried under the lava flows in 1928. Eventually, you will reach the shores of the lake, where you can visit local temples and learn about their historical and cultural significance.

To continue your adventure, cross the lake by kayak. Paddle from the pagoda of Pura Patirtan, located within the ancient site of Batur village, to Dalem Pingit pagoda on the shores of Kedisan village. After your kayaking excursion, indulge in a well-deserved break at a floating restaurant. Here, time seems to stand still as you savor tea and local delicacies, immersing yourself in the tranquility of the surroundings.

As your day comes to a close, a vehicle will arrive to transport you back to your accommodation, allowing you to reflect on the incredible experiences and natural wonders you encountered throughout the day.

Embark on an adventure-filled transfer from Ubud to Sanur with your private guide and driver. Along the way, you will have the opportunity to observe authentic Balinese life. While your luggage is taken care of, you will be provided with a bike for a leisurely cycling tour. Your guide will lead you through Ubud and the surrounding area, taking you off-the-beaten paths and hidden trails. Starting from Singapadu Village, you will cycle to Mambal Village, passing through beautiful lush rice fields and the Subak irrigation system. As you journey, you will also pass along small village roads and see nearby plantations. Take the time to learn about the local community, witness farmers at work, and see how they thrive in the region. After a delicious lunch at a local restaurant, your bikes will be collected and you will continue the transfer with a short drive to Sanur. Once you check in to your hotel, you can enjoy the rest of the day at your own leisure.

Nusa Penida and Nusa Lembongan are popular among divers. They have beautiful reefs and the opportunity to see amazing underwater creatures. You'll be picked up from your hotel in Sanur and taken to Nusa Lembongan on a shared coach. Once you arrive, you'll check in at the Dive Center and prepare to board the dive boat. Dive the stunning reefs of Nusa Lembongan, Nusa Ceningan, and Nusa Penida. You might even come across manta rays, who are not afraid of divers. After the first dive, take a break on the boat with tea, coffee, fruits, and lunch before your second dive. If you prefer snorkeling, all areas have unique natural beauty underwater. The day ends with a return to Sanur Harbour and a coach ride back to your hotel.

At Intercontinental Bali Sanur Resort, spend the day at leisure on a beautiful beach surrounded by lush gardens. If you're feeling energetic, take advantage of the hotel's two infinity pools or borrow a bicycle to explore Sanur.

Meet your private driver for a culinary treat and insider's experience. You'll be transferred to the home of Ms. Malaika, a Balinese Royal Family princess and acclaimed chef in Tabanan. Indulge in a dinner made from locally-farmed organic products, blending traditional recipes with modern techniques. Escape from crowded restaurants and noisy bars for an intimate and luxurious epicurean experience. Learn the secrets of Balinese cuisine from Malaika herself during this unforgettable meal. This unique opportunity to be welcomed into a Balinese Royal's home offers a chance to learn about Bali's history, cuisine, and people through dinner and conversation with Malaika.

A professional driver and an English-speaking guide will provide private transportation from Sanur to Denpasar Airport. The travel time is approximately 30 minutes.