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Full-day Salak Agro 4x4 tour with temple visit and cooking class

Get ready for a day of culture and adventure on this full-day guided tour along the Salak Agro Jeep Village Trail. You'll start with a warm welcome and a glass of freshly pressed salak juice – a sweet, tangy fruit native to Indonesia. Then, there's a quick safety-and-trip briefing before you head out. As Wayan, one of our local guides, puts it “you haven't really seen the village until you've been to the village temple and had a look behind the scenes at the arak house.”So, that's where you're off first. A short trek takes you to the village temple, a place central to village life, where ceremonies and festivals take place. You can check out its traditional architecture, like its intricately carved stone gates, and learn about Balinese Hinduism. Next, it's the arak house, where you'll be welcomed in by the scent of fermenting fruit and the warmth of fire-heated stills. Here, you'll see how the traditional Balinese spirit is made using fermented spa or rice, distilled with age-old techniques passed down through generations.Then, hop into a vintage off-road vehicle and head to the salak plantation. Roll up your sleeves and dive into salak farming, helping to gather ingredients for your cooking class. Guided by the local team, you'll learn to whip up dishes like timbungan, seasoned meat cooked inside bamboo tubes, grilled satay, and tum, which is steamed chicken or tofu wrapped in banana leaves. Once everything's prepared, you'll tuck into your dishes for lunch. In the afternoon, head to a scenic hilltop with views of Mount Agung and stop for a cup of local coffee before starting the return journey.

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Boat transfer from Sanur to Nusa Dua

Hop aboard a boat transfer from Sanur to Lombok Island. Glide across the water, soaking up the views of Bali and Lombok along the way, before docking at Bangsal Harbour. We've got you covered with pick-ups available from spots like Kuta, Legian, Seminyak, Nusa Dua, Sanur, and Ubud central.

Boat transfer from Sanur on Bali to the Gili Islands

From Sanur in the southeast of Bali, you're only a couple of hours away from the Gili Islands, just off Lombok. Take this snappy single or return speedy boat transfer to any of the three Gili islands, which includes a pick-up from your hotel. Before you know it, you'll be relaxing on sugar-white beaches, diving into watersports and enjoying the care-free, laidback life of the Gili Islands.

Transferência de barco de Sanur para Nusa Lembongan

Entre direto no modo férias com este traslado de barco sem complicações do Porto de Sanur para Nusa Lembongan – uma adição de classe A para qualquer escapada em Bali. O embarque no hotel está incluído em Kuta, Legian, Seminyak, Nusa Dua, Sanur ou Ubud Central, então tudo o que você precisa fazer é sentar, relaxar e aproveitar ao máximo sua escapada na ilha.

Transferência rápida de barco de Padang Bai para Gili T, Gili Air, Gili Meno ou Lombok por GGF

A beleza está tanto acima quanto abaixo da superfície nas Ilhas Gili. Este traslado de barco de Padang Bai para em todas as três ilhas Gili – Trawangan, Air e Meno – assim como em Lombok, então você pode escolher exatamente onde quer explorar. Certifique-se de reservar um retorno separadamente, pois essas passagens são somente de ida.

Experiência de spa em Bali com massagem tradicional de 2 horas

Prepare-se para o melhor dia de relaxamento em Bali. Nós o buscaremos em seu hotel e o levaremos para um sereno refúgio de spa onde sua jornada de relaxamento começa. Comece com uma relaxante lavagem de pés Thalasso para definir o clima, seguida por uma massagem balinesa de duas horas que derreterá todo o seu estresse. Após a massagem, relaxe com um refrescante chá de gengibre. É pura felicidade do início ao fim.

Templo de Uluwatu com excursão privada de dia inteiro de dança balinesa