Ubud Day Tour: Explore Art Villages, Temples, and Waterfalls

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Uncover the best of Ubud on a 9-hour guided tour. Visit Monkey Forest, traditional temples, scenic rice terraces, and explore the vibrant Ubud Center.

Duration: 9 hours

Cancellation: 24 hours

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Highlights

Celuk Village - Explore the Art Villages and select from a variety of art forms that match your interests, including the renowned silver and gold craftsmanship, wood-carving, and painting.
Puseh Batuan Temple - Discover Batuan Temple, a traditional Hindu temple showcasing the classical Balinese architectural style with intricate carvings.
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What's Included

Entry/Admission fees
Bottled water
Complimentary pickup & drop-off service
Fuel costs included
Knowledgeable English-speaking guide cum driver
Private air-conditioned transportation
Parking charges covered

What's Not Included

Food and drink (available for purchase)
Gratuities (optional)

Additional Information

Head out on a day tour to explore the best sights of Ubud! Maximize your day in paradise on a 9-hour full-day guided tour including a private vehicle, an English-speaking tour guide (also serve as a driver), and hotel pickup/drop-off. Plus, entry/admission fees are included.
Tick off all of Ubud’s must-see sights including Art Villages, choose from the…

Location

Celuk Village

Jalan Raya Celuk

Cancellation Policy

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

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Manu204

Mar 28, 2025

Highly Recommend This Tour, and Ask for Darma!! - This tour was the highlight of our trip to Bali. Our tour guide and driver, Darma, arrived at our hotel on time in a very clean and comfortable car. He was very friendly, very knowledgeable, and had a great sense of humor. His English was excellent, yet he expressed great eagerness to learn more from us if we had any suggestions. None were necessary, as he was a very accomplished speaker. He was the key to a great tour because he was humble yet very proud of his island, and most importantly, he expressed gratitude for our business, and his opportunity to share his home with us. It should also be noted that Darma accompanied us at all the attractions, which really added to the experience and the knowledge we took away from each visit. We have had other tour guides that just drop you off and pick you up when you're finished with a site visit, but Darma was there with us all day ensuring we had a full and complete experience. We did some shopping early in the tour, which probably took more time than it should have, but we were able to acquire some very treasured souvenirs of our time in Bali, which was appreciated. We loved visiting the temple and getting to adorn ourselves in traditional outfits in respect of the local culture during that visit. Although a couple of us had concerns about visiting the Monkey Forest, it turned out to be a very nice visit. The monkeys were not aggressive at all, and the lush forest was simply beautiful. Throughout the day, we marveled at the "fluidity" of the traffic around the island, especially the extensive scooter traffic. It was certainly nice to have a local driver with a lifetime of experience in the unique customs and chaos of the road. By the way, many of the photos we have to treasure were taken on our phones by Darma. He's also a great photographer and videographer!! The rice paddy visit was breathtaking!! Absolutely amazing view/vantage point, with the opportunity to ride a zip line across the valley or an exhilarating swing from the banks. We saw some of the other tourist ladies dressing up in beautiful long, flowing silky gowns for some spectacular videos and photos from the swings! After a late lunch, mostly due to our own delays at some of the stops, and partly due to slightly greater traffic delays, we saw the stunning Tegenungan Waterfall. It was a great place for some beautiful photos. Although we extended the length of our tour a little bit, Darma was still smiling, still putting up with some of our bad jokes, and still expressing gratitude for the opportunity to take great care of us.