After a few warm-ups to start the first day, you will go around Ubud for a walk or on bike. You will follow roads and small steep paths amid the thriving jungle and rice paddies. You can take time to stop in the villages to smell the sweet fragrances of local markets. After lunch, you will go to the edge of the Ayung River for some afternoon rafting. The course is splendid and landscapes are of stunning beauty! Back to Ubud and overnight at the hotel.

In the morning, you will go through the Balinese countryside and see typical scenes of local life. You will arrive in the Batukaru temple hidden in the forest, then will go in the direction of Jatiluwih to visit its amazing rice. In the afternoon, you will go back to Lake Bratan: visit Ulun Danu temple dedicated to the Goddess of Water and Market Bedugul. Then you will head towards volcanic lakes of Buyan and Tamblingan and go up to the charming village of Munduk whose name means "between plain and mountain." Overnight at the hotel.

How about a swim in the warm waters of Banjar to start the day? You then visit the only Buddhist temple of Bali Brahmavihara before taking the road to Pemuteran, in the extreme west of Bali. Enjoy an afternoon resting at the edge of the sea or if you are still full of energy you can try snorkeling (mask, fins and snorkels) or even scuba diving. Overnight at hotel.

You spend the morning in Pemuteran and enjoy the sweetness of the sea After lunch we head towards Gilimanuk to board a ferry leading to the island of Java. Arrival in Ketapang and you are transferred to your accommodation at the foot of Mount Kawa Ijen. Remember to go to bed early to climb the volcano at sunrise. Overnight at hotel.

Wake up before sunrise and start to climb Mount Ijen, which is sometimes called Kawah Ijen. "Kawah" means crater in the Indonesian language. You will reach the top at sunrise and enjoy the breathtaking scenery that unfolds as the fog gradually lifts. You will descend back to your hotel and will head to Banyuwangi to take the ferry and reach Bali. Road to Lovina. Overnight at hotel.

At dawn, you can make a boat trip to watch dolphins in the bay. You can also enjoy the sea or the pool of your hotel. By late morning you hit the road for a few cultural visits. First stop is at Sangsit to discover the amazing decoration of the temple of Beji, then you will stop at Kubutambahan to observe the reliefs of the temple of Meduwe Karang. You then take the winding road of Mount Batur. Overnight at the hotel.

Very early in the morning, before sunrise, you will conquer Mount Batur (a 1h30 to 2h trail). You get to the top to enjoy the magnificent view as the sun rises in the valley. In the center of the crater, you will bypass Lake Batur in the distance and watch the other volcanoes in Bali. You walk back down then you go to Besakih. Visit the Temple of Besakih, called the "mother temple" of Bali. You then follow the winding road between Mount Agung and Mount Seraya to reach Amed. Overnight at the hotel.

You'll enjoy a relaxing day in Amed, which leaves you free to participate in different activities: diving, boat riding, bike riding, swimming etc.. Overnight at hotel.

In the morning, you will leave the sea to venture inland. Stop at Abang where the view of the rice fields is beautiful, then you go to Tirthagangga to visit the famous royal palace. You continue your journey to the animist village of Tenganan, made famous by its community system and its very special weaving called "grinsin". Arrive at Sidemen where you spend the night in your hotel.

Today you go for a cultural tour of the iconic sights of central eastern Bali. Your tour begins with a visit to the temple Bangli and Pura Kehen, the highest shrine terraces of Bali. You then take the road to the temple Tampaksiring Gunung Kawi. After walking down the 230 steps, you will discover two rows of pagodas carved into the rock. You then continue your journey to Sebatu, the village of artists. Back to Sidemen and overnight at the hotel.

You can reach the sea and make a stop at Klungkung, also known as the Semarapura. Klungkung is a former royal capital, where you can visit the courthouse and the floating pavilion. Then you discover the ruins of the temple of Gelgel and make a short stop in the village of painters of Kamasan. You continue your journey to Goa Lawah, known as the cave of bats because of the thousands of bats that live there. After that you will go to Kusamba, a small fishing village famous for its very typical salt marshes. Finally, you will end your stay in one of the resorts of the south depending on your accommodation. Overnight at hotel.