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Denpasar is Bali’s provincial capital and boasts two interesting and unique markets, Pasar Badung and Pasar Kumbasari which are both spread out over a four story building and trade different wares from morning to evening.

After the markets, continue to the Bali Museum transfer by a traditional horse chart locally known as Dokar (based on availability), an old fashioned way to discover the growing city of Denpasar. Upon arrival at the museum, observe the traditional artefacts, collection of prehistoric pieces and valuable old paintings. Built in 1910 by the Dutch and destroyed by Bali’s largest earthquake in 1917, the museum was rebuilt in 1931. Continue to the Bali Art Centre, also known as Taman Budaya which is dedicated to the preservation of Balinese culture.

To end this half day trip, visit the Balinese People Memorial, better known as Bajra Sandhi, which was built to commemorate Balinese heroes who fought against colonial rule.

desde 30,2 €

Forma parte del crucero más rápido y emocionante de Bali y descubre los espectaculares paisajes de las tres islas hermanas de Bali: Nusa Lembongan, Nusa Penida y Nusa Ceningan.

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- Haz esnórquel en aguas cristalinas
- Contempla la belleza de la naturaleza
- Descubre las playas de arena blanca más recónditas de Bali

Acompáñanos en este crucero a la costa sur de Nusa Penida que te brinda la oportunidad de visitar bahías vírgenes, playas de arena desiertas y disfrutar de una experiencia de esnórquel incomparable. Admira la costa salvaje de las islas y déjate cautivar por los imponentes acantilados costaneros. Sincronízate con la naturaleza en este tour de un día entero desde Bali.

Tras la recogida en tu hotel, súbete a bordo del barco que te llevará a la isla Penida. Una vez allí, salta a la acción y haz esnórquel en las aguas cristalinas. Nada o quédate en la playa antes de cruzar el área de manglares del canal Ceningan. Visita un pueblo tradicional de cultivo de algas y date un capricho con un delicioso almuerzo a bordo del barco, en una playa apartada o en el club de playa Bali Hai. Seguiremos hacia Nusa Lembongan y pasaremos por los acantilados de piedra caliza que caen en el mar, por el Agujero de la Roca o la Puerta de Manta Point, donde descubrirás algunas de las playas más recónditas de Bali.

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desde 84,99 €

Feel the magical connection that binds man and nature in this tour of the Indonesian countryside, far from the hustle and bustle of the city of Makassar. Experience a canoe paddle along the unforgettable Puteh River and mingle and dine with the local folks of small provincial villages. Discover how there are places on Earth that seem untouched by the passing of time.

The first stop is the hamlet of Ramang-Ramang, where villagers will welcome you with broad smiles of genuine warmth and hospitality. Once acquainted with the locals, hop onto a traditional canoe and paddle off down the Puteh River. As you glide down the stream, admire the impressive karst ‘towers’ and limestone cliffs that flank the river throughout its course.

Bring your canoe to the shores of Berua, where you will be invited to enjoy a leisurely stroll around the town to contemplate the quaint comings and goings of the villagers. Feel the joy of seeing a simpler way of life in action and even get a chance to form a part of it: a local family will invite you to a hearty traditional meal at their very own home.

After this welcoming experience, the final experience part of this adventurous odyssey: a light trek through the breathtaking limestone park. Your tour definitely won’t be lacking excitement.

Aroma River Spa is Bintan’s only floating spa on a mangrove river, located along the pristine Trikora east coast. Offering traditional Indonesian massages amidst a beautiful mangrove setting, this eco-spa houses its treatment rooms in discretely-built attap and bamboo huts, providing guests a relaxing experience in a unique and truly natural environment. After the spa treatment, guests are treated to a boat tour along the mangrove river, where they can look out for monkeys, lizards and turtles. (Boat tour is subject to availability or depends on tidal condition). Pamper your body at the spa by our professionals. Spa is located on the banks of the river create a genuine atmosphere of nature you can feel.

desde 58,23 €

In the afternoon, drive from your hotel to Alas Kedaton, a megalithic sacred temple in a forest inhabited by thousands of monkeys and hundreds of big bats. Next, to Bali's most photographed temple, Tanah Lot. Perched on a little rocky islet that is inaccessible during high tides. Continue drive back to Seminyak area, to be precise Canggu beach. Entered Tugu hotel on the sea side, with a wide collection of priceless antiques and rare artifacts. Walk along the beautiful surrounding and feels the magical atmosphere of Tugu hotel, while enjoy your cocktail and canapes with the magnificent sunset.

desde 32,48 €

There are many ways to explore the amazing island of Bali, but one of the most comfortable and interesting is surely on tour with a private car charter. On this full day excursion the experienced guide will show you the culture, beauty and traditions of this wonderful tropical island.

Discover old jungle trials, sacred temples, rice fields, rain forest beautiful lakes and of course volcanoes. Furthermore you can discuss with the guide which itinerary you would like to have. There is no better way to travel.

desde 12,77 €

The Angklung is a musical instrument made of two bamboo tubes attached to a bamboo frame. The tubes are carved to have a resonant pitch when struck and are tuned to octaves. The base of the frame is held in one hand, hilst the other hand strikes the instrument. This causes a repeating note to sound. Each of three or more performers in an angklung ensemble play just one note or more, but altogether complete melodies are produced. Enjoy the Angklung Music School Udjo performances at Padasuka Village, where students will be performing Sundanese traditional culture including wooden puppet show, bamboo orchestra and Sundanese gamelan and dances.

The Mangrove Discovery Tours by boat ride takes you down Sebong River, cruise down the river in the cool air and experience the serenity and calmness of the mangrove forests. The 75 minutes eco tour takes you on a back-to-nature encounter with Bintan island’s rich mangrove forests.

As you journey through the quiet waterways of Sebung River, you’d enjoy the sights and serenity around you. Observe the myriad plant and animal life forms that flourish alongside the fleshy green mangrove leaves. Wildlife: The river plays host to a variety of exotic wildlife. Some of the shy wildlife includes the macaque and silver leaf monkeys, monitor lizards and snakes. You’ll hear the calls of the kingfisher and purple heron, and perhaps see a kingfisher in action as it swoops to the water to snare a fish. The riverbed teems with marine life including coral fish, mudskippers, crabs, prawns, mud lobsters, snails, clams and a variety of small fish.

On your discovery tour, when the river meanders south, you’ll catch a glimpse of the orang laut (sea gypsies) and kelongs (over-the-water fishing houses built on stilts) of the river folk. Also look out for the traditional charcoal kiln, and static fishing traps (bubus) that fishermen use.

desde 40,83 €

Held annually in Ubud, Bali’s artistic and cultural heartland, the UWRF has become South East Asia’s largest and most renowned cultural and literary festival. In 2014 the UWRF will honor Saraswati, the Hindu patron goddess of learning, with the theme ‘Wisdom & Knowledge’. Leading writers, thinkers, artists and performers from across Indonesia and all corners of the globe will come together over five full days of events to celebrate knowledge and the arts, education, wisdom and science.

The lunch buffet will be served between 12pm and 2pm. The new embarkation area for the elephant trek is shaped like Batak Toba - the traditional Sumatran buffalo house. New route of the thirty minutes elephant safari takes guests along 400 meter trail crossing the Olympic size pool, Wos River, snakes along a lush jungle route and along animal exhibits that include indigenous Sumatran species and singing birds.