Ulu Petanu Waterfall Monkey Forest And Swing Private Guided Tour

Step into the mystical heart of Ubud at the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary. Wander through lush tropical jungle, cross the famous dragon bridge, and discover ancient stone statues wrapped in vines. A peaceful walk where playful long-tailed macaques roam free among 700-year-old temples. Perfect for nature lovers and photographers

Capture your best Bali photos at 7 iconic spots around the Happy Bali Swing. Choose from the full range of swings — Single, Couple, Bed, and Extreme Swing — with a professional photographer on hand to help you get the perfect shot. Beautiful Balinese dresses are available complimentary for your swing session. Note: Swing activity is an optional add-on with a 120kg weight limit.

Discover the breathtaking Tegalalang Rice Terrace, located north of Ubud along the main road to Mount Batur. Carved naturally into the hillside, these emerald-green terraces create one of Bali’s most iconic landscapes. There’s time for lunch at a restaurant overlooking the valley, available at additional cost and personal expense, where you can savor Ubud specialties like crispy duck. A must-see photo stop for every Ubud visit.

Experience Ulu Petanu Waterfall — a majestic cascade framed by towering cliffs and emerald jungle. Enjoy incredible photo opportunities, a refreshing dip in natural pools, and a peaceful walk along the lush banks of the Petanu River.

Discover Tampaksiring’s living heritage with a visit to an authentic Balinese family compound. Walk beneath swaying palms in the village garden, then relax with a complimentary tea or coffee served the local way. Breathe in the quiet, unhurried atmosphere of a true Balinese village.

Discover Tirta Empul Temple, one of Bali’s most sacred water temples. The holy spring is believed to have healing and purifying powers. For over a thousand years, Balinese Hindus have come to perform melukat purification rituals in its two stone bathing pools — a living tradition you can still witness today. Visitors are welcome to observe the ceremony or respectfully join the ritual for spiritual cleansing. Sarongs are provided at the entrance.