Tulamben attractions

This snorkelling trip takes you to three different spots around the Gili islands: an underwater statue, the Coral Garden in Gili Meno, and the Mainpoint snorkelling area. At the underwater statue you will see a structure formed by coral that has become a home for fish and other marine life, allowing the local ecosystem to grow and thrive. As you move on to the Coral Garden in Gili Meno, you will find dense, colourful coral formations and, if you focus closely, you may spot clownfish among the branches. The final snorkelling stop is the Mainpoint, where you will swim with sea turtles; turtles here are easy to find and are described as friendly, so you will have the chance to swim and play with them in the water. After your time in the ocean, you will visit an island — either Gili Meno or Gili Air — where you can enjoy sightseeing or relax with lunch or a drink at a restaurant with ocean views. The experience combines marine exploration with a peaceful island visit.

This airport transfer includes a private vehicle and an English-speaking driver. You will travel directly to the airport in a dedicated car, with a driver who can communicate with you in English. The arrangement will give you a private, point-to-point journey rather than shared transport. Along the way you may use the time to confirm any last details with the driver, ask brief questions in English, or relax quietly before your flight. The service will provide a straightforward, private option for getting to the airport.

This one-way fast boat ticket takes you from Gili Trawangan to Padangbai (Bali). The experience includes travel on a reliable, trusted speedboat, giving you a straightforward crossing of the Gili Trawangan and Bali Sea. The service is arranged to be smooth and hassle-free so you can relax during the journey. On board, you can sit back and enjoy the ride while the crew handles the crossing. Along the way you may spot open sea and coastal scenery as you move between the islands. The crossing delivers you to Padangbai ready to continue exploring Bali.

On the island of Bali, many tours are available, but only a rare few will let you explore with a local who is well versed in the island’s heritage, culture and the local meaning of its sights. Your guide will be an expert who shares context and local perspectives as you move through different places, helping you understand why they matter to people who live here. This experience is aimed at travellers who want to go beyond a typical tourist visit and truly get to know the island. Along the way you’ll hear stories, cultural insights and explanations of the significance behind the sights you encounter, giving you a deeper, more personal view of Bali.

Explore Ubud’s natural beauty and cultural highlights on a private tour that takes you to some of the area’s most iconic spots. You’ll visit scenic rice terraces, sacred temples and hidden waterfalls as you move through the lush landscapes and village surroundings of Ubud. The experience focuses on the region’s memorable scenery and cultural points of interest, giving you a clear sense of what makes this area special. A private guide and vehicle will be at your disposal, so you can travel at your own pace and shape the visit to suit your interests. Along the way you may pause for photos, quieter viewpoints or extra time at particular sites. This option is well suited to nature lovers and those curious about Ubud’s cultural side, offering a flexible, personalised way to see the area’s top highlights.

You will experience Legong Dance, often called Legong Kraton, a classical court dance from Bali that originated in the 19th century and was once performed only in royal palaces. As you watch, you will see dancers embody the elegance and refinement of Balinese aristocratic culture through complex choreography, intricate finger work and swift, controlled gestures. You will typically see young female dancers in elaborate gold costumes and ornate headdresses that symbolise royal splendour and grace. The performance will be accompanied by the dynamic sounds of a traditional gamelan orchestra, and through movement and music you will follow a timeless royal story of love, rivalry and fate. Along the way you will gain a clear sense of how precision, poise and expressive storytelling combine in this revered art form, and you will find performances at cultural venues throughout Bali that continue to captivate audiences.

On this private guided tour, you’ll get to ride in a 4WD vehicle to see the sunrise up Mount Batur, an active volcano. You’ll also be able to enjoy a treetops swing experience, visit a waterfall, take part in a rafting adventure or take an ATV quad bike tour.

This snorkeling trip visits the three Gili Islands — Gili Trawangan, Gili Meno and Gili Air — known for their crystal-clear turquoise waters, white sandy beaches and rich underwater life. During the tour you’ll stop at several prime snorkeling spots around the islands. You’ll swim with sea turtles at Turtle Point, explore colourful coral gardens teeming with tropical fish, and see the famous underwater statues near Gili Meno, a well-known photo spot in the Gilis. Each island has its own atmosphere. Gili Trawangan is lively and vibrant, Gili Meno is peaceful and romantic, and Gili Air offers a mix of local charm and laid-back island vibes. Along the way you’ll enjoy a combination of marine encounters, sunshine and island scenery that makes the trip both relaxing and adventurous.

This cooking class focuses on traditional Indonesian cuisine made with fresh, seasonal local produce, so each dish is rich in flavour. During the session you will learn traditional cooking techniques and the staff will explain which ingredients can be substituted abroad, helping you prepare the recipes authentically and with some inventive tweaks when you return home. Cooking and food are at the heart of the class, but you'll leave with more than a full stomach. The chefs come from either Lombok mainland or the Gili islands and are well versed in the local Sasak culture. You can ask them anything during the class; they enjoy sharing their knowledge of Indonesian culture and everyday life. Along the way they will discuss topics such as marriage traditions, social norms, education and local lifestyles, giving you an intimate picture of what it is to be Indonesian as you learn to cook.

Uluwatu Sunset Tour is a half-day visit to Uluwatu Temple, a cliff-top shrine with views over the Indian Ocean and a sunset backdrop. You will explore this historic site, said to date from the megalithic era, and see the dry forest nearby where a group of monkeys live. Along the way you'll learn about the temple's significance and take in the panoramic cliff views that the site is known for. You can choose from three tour options. Option 1 (All Inclusive) includes the temple entrance ticket, a Kecak and Fire Dance ticket, and a Balinese seafood dinner on Jimbaran Beach. Option 2 does not include dinner but does include the temple entrance ticket and the Kecak and Fire Dance ticket; dinner will be at your own expense. Option 3 (Basic Tour) provides a private tour and guide but does not include the entrance fee, Kecak Dance ticket, or dinner.

In Ubud, you’ll enjoy the thrill of making your own silver jewellery from scratch alongside experienced silversmiths. The session is suitable for tourists with no prior experience, and skilled silversmiths will guide you through each stage so the process is approachable and hands-on. As you move through the workshop, you’ll start by choosing a design and receiving an introduction to the materials and tools. The process then typically includes melting silver grains, forming wire or plate, and shaping the piece. Along the way you’ll take part in soldering, sanding and polishing, with instructors demonstrating techniques and helping you complete each step. The emphasis is on practical guidance, so you can follow at your own pace and see how raw silver is transformed into a finished item. Many visitors find this a memorable part of a holiday in Ubud, combining a practical skill with a tangible keepsake of the experience.

This full‑day shared tour on Nusa Penida combines snorkelling with manta rays and a scenic land drive to the island’s most famous viewpoints. You will be picked up at your hotel in Nusa Penida, then join a shared boat for snorkelling with manta rays and colourful tropical fish, guided by a local expert. After the ocean time, you will continue by shared car to explore dramatic coastal sights. Along the way, you’ll visit Kelingking Beach, Broken Beach and Angel Billabong, taking in the cliff views and natural rock formations that make these spots so memorable. The tour’s small group size keeps the trip comfortable and friendly, and sharing the boat and car gives you a chance to meet fellow travellers while you see the highlights of the island.

Explore Bali with a professional private driver who will take you where you want to go in a comfortable Toyota Avanza, Innova, APV or a similar vehicle. Your itinerary is flexible and can be adapted to your interests, and there are multiple departure options to choose from. An English-speaking driver will be with you throughout, and the service is provided with no hidden fees. Car rental prices are based on the number of passengers. Luggage will be accommodated as long as there is space in the vehicle; if you have more passengers and luggage doesn’t fit, it’s recommended to increase the passenger count so a larger vehicle can be provided accordingly. Along the way, the friendly team will help keep your journey smooth and straightforward as you explore Bali.

You will travel around Bali in a private vehicle, chauffeured by an experienced local host who aims to offer service from the heart. Along the way, your driver will help you customise an itinerary to suit your group, whether you’re with family or friends. Pickup and drop-off from Bali airport and most Bali hotels are included, and fuel charges are covered. You can also choose the type of vehicle that best fits your needs. As you move through Ubud and its surroundings, the route may include well-known sights such as the Ubud Sacred Monkey Forest, the Tegalalang Rice Terraces, Tegenungan Waterfall, the Bali Swing and Jungle Swing, and Tirta Empul Temple. Other top attractions in Ubud may also be part of your day, depending on the itinerary you plan with your host. The experience focuses on flexibility, letting you explore the island’s highlights at your own pace.

The Mount Batur sunrise experience by jeep offers a breathtaking and adventurous way to greet the day. You will travel by jeep and watch the sun come up over Mount Batur, witnessing the volcano and its surrounding landscape as dawn unfolds. The early light will reveal the volcano’s shape and the wider scenery in a way that feels both dramatic and peaceful. This experience focuses on the journey and the view. From the jeep you will get a distinct perspective on the volcano and its stunning surroundings, with changing colours and light that make the scene memorable. Along the way, you may find moments to pause, take photographs and soak in the atmosphere. Overall, it provides a unique, vehicle-based approach to seeing Mount Batur at sunrise.