• Sangeh Monkey Forest - Visitors to Sangeh Monkey Forest can explore a tranquil nutmeg forest home to numerous lively long-tailed macaques. As they wander along the shaded paths, they will discover ancient trees, a 17th-century temple, and inquisitive monkeys swinging from the treetops. This location offers a peaceful and less crowded alternative to other monkey forests in Bali, providing both cultural insights and close encounters with Bali’s revered wildlife.
• Taman Mumbul - At Taman Mumbul, visitors can experience a serene water temple surrounded by lush gardens and a calm lake. This hidden treasure is a sacred place where locals engage in purification rituals and quiet prayer. Guests can walk across the floating platforms, admire the temple’s architecture, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere away from the tourist crowds — an ideal spot for reflection and capturing stunning photos.
• Taman Anyar - Traditional Balinese Village - In Taman Village’s rice terrace, visitors can appreciate the beauty of Bali’s traditional agriculture in a serene, authentic environment. Unlike the crowded terraces in tourist hotspots, this hidden gem offers sweeping views of layered rice fields nestled among coconut trees and small local farms. Visitors will learn about the Subak irrigation system, meet local farmers at work, and enjoy a peaceful walk surrounded by Bali’s rural charm.
• Lesung Bali Cooking Class - Participate in an interactive Balinese cooking class at a traditional family compound with Lesung Cooking. Learn authentic recipes, cook with fresh ingredients, and savor your meal in a peaceful village setting.

• Classic VW convertible car
• Balinese cooking class with lunch
• Private hotel pickup and drop-off
• English-speaking driver as guide
• Mineral water
• Entrance tickets to all sites

• Personal Expenses

Venture beyond the usual routes and discover Bali in a classic VW convertible — an exclusive and chic method to explore the island. This private tour combines culture, nature, and interactive experiences, including encounters with monkeys in a historic forest, strolls through serene rice paddies, and cooking traditional Balinese cuisine with locals. With hotel pickup, all fees covered, and a welcoming English-speaking guide, this offers a smooth and immersive way to experience Bali as a local, rather than a tourist.

• The total duration of this tour is 8 hours — 4 hours are spent at the destinations, and 4 hours are used for travel between each location.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.