Things to do in Ubud
Ubud Waterfall46 optionsBest Rafting in Ubud29 optionsBike Tour Ubud20 optionsUbud Day Trip14 optionsZiplining8 optionsUbud Sunrise Hiking40 optionsUbud Temple Tour10 optionsTirta Empul Temple Tours96 optionsTegalalang Rice Terrace Tours150 optionsVolcano Ubud12 optionsUbud City Tour5 optionsCooking Classes16 options
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Ubud Private Tour: Elephant Cave, Waterfall & Rice FieldsA private guided tour of Ubud visiting Mas Village, Elephant Cave, Tegenunnan Waterfall, Tirta Empul Temple and Tegalalang Rice Terraces, with hotel pickup and drop-off from central Ubud. The tour runs 10 hours and holds a maximum of 7 travelers. A local English-speaking guide leads the route; transportation by air-conditioned vehicle, all taxes and fees are included.Is it for me?The 10-hour day moves at a steady pace with four distinct stops and walking through the rice terraces, so it suits travelers who want to see multiple temples and landscapes without a rushed schedule. If you prefer a shorter outing or want to linger at one site, a half-day tour of fewer stops would fit better.
Mindful nature walk near Mount Abang, Ubud: Yoga and sacred waterA mindful nature walk in Ubud takes you barefoot through the woodland around Mount Abang, a volcano in a crater basin, where you release birds and fish, plant trees, and experience yoga and meditation at the spring. The activity runs 7 hours from a 4:30am hotel pickup, includes transport and breakfast, and requires a minimum group of two people.Is it for me?Book this if you're traveling as a pair or small group and want a contemplative morning in nature rather than a sightseeing tour—the silent barefoot walk, the tree planting and bird release, and the sacred water cleanse are built around giving back and reconnecting, not collecting landmarks.
Bali Instagram Tour: Gate of Heaven, Tegalalang & Jungle SwingA full-day tour from Kuta visiting Lempuyang Temple (Gate of Heaven), Tirta Gangga water palace, Tukad Cepung waterfall, Mount Batur viewpoint and Tegalalang rice terraces with a private driver, lunch, entrance tickets, jungle swing and hotel pickup included. The itinerary covers eight to ten hours and routes through eastern and central Bali; pickup times are flexible and available from Kuta, Seminyak, Ubud, Nusa Dua, Sanur, Jimbaran, Canggu, Legian and Denpasar.Is it for me?Eight to ten hours is the full day commitment, which leaves the morning or evening free depending on your pickup time—book an early departure if you want to start before the crowds at Lempuyang, or a later one if you prefer to sleep in and explore Kuta in the morning.
Bali Ayung River Rafting & Tanah Lot Temple Day TourIf you want real adventure in Bali—rafting down Ayung River, meeting cheeky monkeys in Ubud’s forest, then catching sunset at Tanah Lot Temple—this trip covers it all without any fuss.
Ubud Day Trip: Elephant Cave, Rice Terraces & Holy Water TempleYou start from your hotel and spend ten hours visiting four sites: Elephant Cave with its carved chambers, rice paddies where farmers work, a coffee farm with views, lunch of your choice, and Tirta Dasamala temple with its natural spring waters. The private format means the pace is yours, the driver knows the route, and you don't arrange transport or entry separately.Is it for me?Book this if you're staying in Ubud and want to see the main natural and cultural sites in one day without arranging separate transport, tickets, or timing—the private format and fixed itinerary handle all of that.
Nusa Penida & Snorkeling: 2 Days with Manta Point & Diamond BeachYou get picked up from your Kuta-area hotel, ferried to Nusa Penida, and guided through Diamond Beach, Klingking Beach, Angel Billabong and snorkeling at Manta Point and GT Point. Accommodation, all meals, snorkel equipment and entrance fees are included; you return to Kuta on day two. The fixed itinerary and included transport mean you're not arranging boats, tickets or meals yourself—you just show up at your hotel lobby.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Nusa Penida beaches and snorkeling sites in two days without arranging your own boat, accommodation, meals or tickets—the fixed schedule and included transport are what make an island trip possible without a rental scooter or constant negotiation.
