Bali Full-Loaded, 4 Nights
Beaches, temples, rice terraces, rafting and a candlelit seafood dinner at Jimbaran.
- Duration
- 4N / 5D
- Starts in
- Dhaka
- Ends in
- Dhaka
- Group size
- Min 2
- Languages
- English, Bangla
- Difficulty
- Easy
Overview
All the main sights of Bali in five days with a private car, all entry tickets and the activities listed below. You stay at Harris Riverview Kuta. There is no direct flight from Bangladesh (transit via Singapore or Malaysia), and Bangladeshi citizens can get a visa on arrival.
Highlights
- Seafood dinner on Jimbaran Beach
- Uluwatu Temple at sunset
- White water rafting in Ubud
- Mount Batur, coffee plantation and rice terraces
Itinerary
Day 1Arrival and Jimbaran Beach
Arrive, check in and head to Jimbaran Beach for a candlelit seafood dinner at the water with live music.
Day 2Water sports, Nusa Dua and Uluwatu
Banana boat, parasailing and jet ski (scuba diving optional), then Nusa Dua and Uluwatu Temple on the cliff for the sunset. Keep jewellery and bags safe from the monkeys.
Day 3Ubud rafting and Tanah Lot
White water rafting in Ubud (the easier route suits families), then Tanah Lot, the rock temple by the sea.
Day 4Mount Batur and the rice terraces
Kintamani viewpoint over Mount Batur, a coffee plantation with tastings and the rice terraces. Jungle swing and sky cycling are optional.
Day 5Departure
Breakfast and transfer to the airport.
What is included
- 4 nights at Harris Riverview Kuta with breakfast
- Airport pickup and drop
- Private car for sightseeing
- All entry tickets
- Seafood dinner at Jimbaran Beach
- Banana boat, parasailing and jet ski
- White water rafting (1 hour) with guide and safety gear
Not included
- Air ticket (about Tk. 25,000 to 30,000 if booked early)
- Meals not listed
- Optional: scuba diving, jungle swing, sky cycling
- Personal expenses and medicine
Good to know
Documents and visa
A passport valid for at least six months is required. Visa fees are not included; we can arrange the visa for you. Prices follow air fares and may change; they do not apply to Eid, local festivals or blackout dates.