Bali Family: Sun, Surf, and Sacred Sanctuaries
Bali, Indonesia
An unforgettable 3-day journey through Bali, designed for families, exploring ancient temples, paradise beaches, and the rich Balinese culture. Enjoy activities for all ages, from surf lessons to nature encounters and relaxation moments in a tropical setting.
Day 1 — Day 1: Seminyak and Tanah Lot Temple
August in Bali is the dry season, warm and sunny with average temperatures of 27-30°C. Humidity is moderate. It's ideal for outdoor activities.
09:00 · Breakfast at Sisterfields
Start your day with a delicious breakfast at Sisterfields, famous for its vibrant atmosphere and modern menu with healthy and kid-friendly options. Their açai bowls are a must-try!
10:30 · Family Surf Lesson at Seminyak Beach
Learn to surf on the gentle waves of Seminyak Beach with a private lesson for the whole family. Certified instructors will guide you step-by-step, ensuring fun and safety for everyone.
13:00 · Lunch at Motel Mexicola
Enjoy a colorful lunch at Motel Mexicola, a Mexican restaurant with vibrant decor and a festive atmosphere. They offer kid-friendly options.
15:00 · Relaxation by the Hotel Pool
Take a well-deserved break and relax by your hotel pool or at a family-friendly beach club like Potato Head Beach Club (book in advance if going to Potato Head).
17:00 · Sunset at Tanah Lot Temple
Visit the iconic Tanah Lot Temple, a Hindu shrine located on a rock in the middle of the sea. Arrive before sunset to enjoy the most spectacular views. Tip: there are souvenir markets nearby.
19:30 · Dinner at La Lucciola
Dine at La Lucciola, an elegant Italian restaurant overlooking Seminyak Beach. Enjoy its delicious Mediterranean food and the sound of the waves.
21:00 · Return to Hotel
Return to the hotel to rest after a day full of adventures.
Day 2 — Day 2: Ubud, Culture and Nature
August in Ubud is also dry and sunny, with temperatures slightly cooler than on the coast due to the altitude, around 25-28°C. Evenings can be a bit cooler.
08:30 · Breakfast at the Hotel
Enjoy a leisurely breakfast at your hotel before a day of cultural exploration in Ubud.
09:30 · Visit to the Ubud Monkey Forest
Explore the Ubud Monkey Forest, a natural sanctuary and home to hundreds of long-tailed macaques. It's a fun and memorable experience for the whole family. Remember not to feed the monkeys.
11:30 · Silver Jewelry Making Class in Ubud
Participate in a family silver jewelry making class and create your own souvenir pieces with the help of local artisans.
13:30 · Lunch at Clear Cafe Ubud
Enjoy a healthy and delicious lunch at Clear Cafe Ubud, known for its relaxed atmosphere and vegetarian and vegan options, as well as international dishes.
15:00 · Tegenungan Waterfall
Visit the stunning Tegenungan Waterfall. Families can enjoy a refreshing dip in the cool waters. There are stairs, so wear comfortable footwear.
17:00 · Tropical Fruit Smoothie Workshop
Participate in a family workshop where you'll learn to make delicious Balinese tropical fruit smoothies.
19:00 · Dinner and Balinese Dance Performance
Enjoy an authentic Balinese dinner while being captivated by a traditional dance performance at the Ubud Palace or a local restaurant offering it.
21:00 · Return to Hotel
Return to the hotel to rest.
Day 3 — Day 3: Water Adventures and Farewell
August on the coast of Nusa Dua is hot and sunny. Temperatures are around 29-32°C. The sea is calm and ideal for swimming and water sports.
09:00 · Breakfast at the Hotel
Enjoy your last breakfast at the hotel, taking in the views.
10:00 · Snorkeling or Glass-Bottom Boat Ride in Nusa Dua
Head to Nusa Dua for a water adventure. Choose between snorkeling in kid-friendly coral reefs or a glass-bottom boat ride to observe marine life without getting wet.
12:30 · Lunch at Geger Beach Seafood Restaurant
Enjoy a fresh seafood lunch at a local restaurant on Geger Beach, with ocean views. There are options for non-seafood eaters too.
14:00 · Visit to Pantai Mengiat Beach
Spend the afternoon relaxing on the quiet and family-friendly Pantai Mengiat Beach in Nusa Dua. Its clear, shallow waters are perfect for children to play.
16:00 · Nusa Dua Handicraft Market
Do some last-minute souvenir shopping at the Nusa Dua Handicraft Market, where you'll find souvenirs, clothing, and local crafts.
18:00 · Farewell Dinner at Bumbu Bali
Enjoy an authentic Balinese farewell dinner at Bumbu Bali, a restaurant well-known for its traditional cuisine and cozy atmosphere.
20:00 · Transfer to Airport/Hotel
Transfer to the airport or return to your hotel, depending on your departure plans.
Good to know
- In Bali, it's common to haggle at markets, but always do so with a smile and respect.
- Always drink bottled water and avoid ice in drinks outside of trusted establishments.
- Dress respectfully when visiting temples: shoulders and knees should be covered. Sarongs can often be rented at the entrance.
- Learning a few basic Indonesian phrases (like 'Terima kasih' - thank you) can enhance your experience with locals.
- Keep an eye out for local celebrations and ceremonies. August is a good month to witness them.