Kintamani Volcano Tour with Ubud Village & Waterfall

Mount Batur's crater lake unfolds across the lunch table at the volcano's edge.

A full-day guided tour from Seminyak to Kintamani volcano in Bali's central highlands, with stops at Ubud Village, Tegalalang Rice Terrace, a local coffee farm, Tirta Empul Temple and Tegenungan Waterfall. The day opens with a Barong and Kris dance performance in Batubulan, then moves through craft villages where artisans work silver, gold and wood, before climbing to the volcano where you eat lunch overlooking Mount Batur and its crater lake.

Step-by-step itinerary

Ubud and Kintamani Volcano Tour

• Watch Barong and Kris Dance
• Visit Tohpati batik village
• Explore Celuk gold and silver village
• See wood carving in Mas village
• Visit Tegalalang Rice Terrace
• Tour Temen coffee and spice farm
• Enjoy lunch with volcano view at Kintamani
• Visit Tirta Empul Holy Water Temple

Stops and time spent at each 3 stops

1. Tegalalang Rice Terrace Entry included 30m
2. Kintamani Entry included 1h
3. Tirta Empul Temple Entry included 30m

What’s included

• Comfortable air-conditioned car or minivan with an English-speaking Balinese driver.
• all entrance fees and tickets to each site.
• lunch buffet at Kintamani with volcano views.
• cold mineral water.
• parking fees throughout the day.

Times

• Every day 08:00

Before you book

Group Private

Live guide English Another language? ›

Meeting point and pickup Hotel pickup included.

Book up to 12h before

Ages Adult (12 to 90 years) · Child (4 to 11 years) · Under 4: can't be booked

Cancellation and refunds Free cancellation up to 24 h before the start. After that, no refund.

Good to know

Low physical effort Public transport nearby Infants must sit on laps

Operated by Get Bali Tour

Prices and times updated 4 days ago

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The experience

The tour starts with a Barong and Kris dance performance at an open stage in Batubulan. A traditional dance that tells the battle between good and evil through movement and costume. From there, the route moves through the craft villages that ring Ubud: Tohpati for batik production, where you watch artisans apply wax and dye to cloth; Celuk, where silversmiths and goldsmiths shape bracelets, rings and necklaces by hand; and Mas, known for wood carving. Each stop lets you see the work happen, not just the finished pieces.

The drive north takes you past Tegalalang Rice Terrace, a tiered landscape of green paddies cut into the hillside on the road between Ubud and Kintamani. At Temen village, a local coffee farm introduces the tropical plants of the region (coffee robusta, snake fruit, vanilla, clove and others), and a guide explains the medicinal uses of the herbs grown there. After a coffee break, the route climbs to Kintamani itself, where you sit down to a buffet lunch at a restaurant with views straight across to Mount Batur's active volcano and its crater lake.

On the return, the tour stops at Tirta Empul Temple, a Hindu water temple near Tampaksiring famous for its holy spring water, used by Balinese Hindus for purification and religious ceremony. The final stop is Tegenungan Waterfall near Ubud Village, where you can swim in the cool water. An air-conditioned car or minivan carries the group throughout, with a Balinese driver who speaks English. All entrance fees, parking and a bottle of cold mineral water are included.

Top questions

Can children come?

Yes. Ticket types: Child (4 to 11 years). Children under 4 can't be included in the booking.

What is the Barong and Kris dance at the start of the tour?

The Barong and Kris is a traditional Balinese dance performed at an open stage in Batubulan that tells the story of a fight between good and evil. The Barong, a mythical lion-like creature, symbolizes good, while Rangda represents evil. The performance sets the cultural context for the rest of the day's stops through the villages and temples of Bali.

Can I swim at Tegenungan Waterfall?

Yes, Tegenungan Waterfall near Ubud Village is a place where you can swim in the cool water. It is the final stop on the tour, so you have time to enter the water before the return to your hotel.

What happens at the coffee farm in Temen village?

At the local coffee farm in Temen village, you see tropical plants grown in the region, including coffee robusta, snake fruit, pineapple, vanilla, clove and other spices. A guide explains the uses and medicinal benefits of the herbs. You also have a coffee break there before continuing to Kintamani.

What is Tegalalang Rice Terrace like?

Tegalalang Rice Terrace is a landscape of rice paddies cut into terraces on a cliff, located on the road between Ubud Village and Kintamani. It has been a popular tourist stop for many years because of the scale and visual impact of the tiered green fields.

What can I see at Tirta Empul Temple?

Tirta Empul Temple is a Hindu water temple near Tampaksiring famous for its holy spring water. Balinese Hindus use the water for purification and religious ceremonies. The temple is on the return route from Kintamani, so you have time to walk through it before heading back to your hotel.