Explore Bali
Ubud being the central hub of Bali means it is the ideal place to set up base and venture out, and here at 11 on Kajeng, we are offer bespoke half-day and full-day tours to ensure your needs are met, no matter what. Whether you, you want to experience the culture, an adventure seeker, or simply want to visit all the Instagram spots, we can make it happen.
Below are some tours we offer if you need a place to start and should give you a good idea of what is on offer – just simply get in touch in advance or feel free to discuss with us when you arrive here at 11 on Kajeng.
Discover Magical Ubud
This half-day excursion is one of our most popular tours as it provides you with the essence of the surrounding areas of Ubud. On this tour you will be able to take a dip into the beautiful and hidden Tegenungan Waterfall. The drive is sublime as we pass green rice fields and then you will take in the stunning panoramic views of the iconic Tegallalang rice terrace. And to end the tour, a visit to the sacred springs – Tirta Empul temple and the rocky Gung Kawi temple.
Nourishing North Navigation
Explore the most popular tourist attractions in the northern part of Bali Island. We will begin the tour by travelling to the exquisite Royal Temple of the Mengwi Empire – surrounded by magnificent courtyards and enclosures as well as expansive garden landscapes comprised of lotus and fishponds.
We then head to Ulun Danu Temple, which is a very popular lake resort perched in the cool highlands and then we visit Gitgit Waterfall – rated as one of the best waterfalls on the Island. Situated high up in the mountains and surrounded by stunning rice fields, this is simply one not to miss.
Endearing East Expedition
The endearing east of Bali tour will take you to some of the most secluded and exotic sites. You will explore some of the most ancient temples such as the Kerta Gosa, which is often referred to as ‘Bali’s Sistine Chapel’ and Goa Gajah – a cave built in the 11th century. Visit Bali’s most unique Hindu temples – Goa Lawah; set in front of the cliff rock hill called Bukit Tengah.
Take an iconic picture at ‘The Gates of Heaven’ Lempuyang Temple and the royal palace Taman Tirtagangga. Finally, relax and take in the beauty of Candidasa– a seaside town, which rests on the edge of a freshwater lagoon.
Soulful South Stride
Experience the soul of the south starting with the Le Mayeur Museum in Sanur, the first museum built in Bali in 1953. Then take in a change of pace at Tanjung Benoa Beach in Nusa Dua, known for its high-octane water sports, before moving onto the world-renowned Uluwatu Temple perched on the edge of a high cliff with a picturesque sunset view. Then end in Jimbaran for some world-class seafood and pristine beaches.
Wondrous West Wander
Wander the beautiful west and explore nature at the Taman Kupu- Kupu – claimed to be the largest butterfly park in Asia, this preserve is best seen in the early morning when the butterflies arise and take flight.
Take a stroll or a horseback ride at one of Bali’s UNESCO World Heritage sites – Jatiluwih Rice Terraces. The pristine, green rice terraces have been around for 500 years, and are one of the oldest agriculture systems around. Our final stop will be the Tanah Lot temple- the iconic rock formation that symbolizes Bali’s romance and is home to the ancient Hindu pilgrimage.
Kintamani
A full-day tour filled with wonders with Bali, starting with the iconic Tegalalang Rice Terrace where you will get that famously stunning panoramic view. Then take in the Tirta Empul Temple and its two bathing spots which have been used by the Balinese for over a thousand years for good health and prosperity; as the spring water is believed to. have the power to cure.
Then re-energise at a Balinese coffee plantation where you can watch how the coffee is roasted and have a go at grinding it yourself before sampling it, all whilst you enjoy the beautiful scenery of the tropical rain forest. Then visit the village of Kintamani to witness the amazing views of the Mount Batur volcano and the stunning Lake Batur.
And last but certainly not least, visit the Besakih Temple high up the slopes of Mt Agung, considered the ‘Mother Temple’ for Hindus. It is over 1000 years old and is actually a complex of 23 temples and is considered the holiest of all Hindu temples.
Discover Magical Ubud
This half-day excursion is one of our most popular tours as it provides you with the essence of the surrounding areas of Ubud. On this tour you will be able to take a dip into the beautiful and hidden Tegenungan Waterfall. The drive is sublime as we pass green rice fields and then you will take in the stunning panoramic views of the iconic Tegallalang rice terrace. And to end the tour, a visit to the sacred springs – Tirta Empul temple and the rocky Gung Kawi temple.
Nourishing North Navigation
Explore the most popular tourist attractions in the northern part of Bali Island. We will begin the tour by travelling to the exquisite Royal Temple of the Mengwi Empire – surrounded by magnificent courtyards and enclosures as well as expansive garden landscapes comprised of lotus and fishponds.
We then head to Ulun Danu Temple, which is a very popular lake resort perched in the cool highlands and then we visit Gitgit Waterfall – rated as one of the best waterfalls on the Island. Situated high up in the mountains and surrounded by stunning rice fields, this is simply one not to miss.
Endearing East Expedition
The endearing east of Bali tour will take you to some of the most secluded and exotic sites. You will explore some of the most ancient temples such as the Kerta Gosa, which is often referred to ‘Bali’s Sistine Chapel’ and Goa Gajah – a cave built in the 11th century. Visit Bali’s most unique Hindu temples – Goa Lawah; set in front of the cliff rock hill called Bukit Tengah.
Take an iconic picture at ‘The Gates of Heaven’ Lempuyang Temple and the royal palace Taman Tirtagangga. Finally, relax and take in the beauty of Candidasa– a seaside town, which rests on the edge of a fresh water lagoon.
Soulful South Stride
Experience the soul of the south starting with the Le Mayeur museum in Sanur, the first museum built in Bali in 1953. Then take in a change of pace at Tanjung Benoa Beach in Nusa Dua, known for its high-octane water sports, before moving onto the world-renowned Uluwatu Temple perched on the edge of a high cliff with a picturesque sunset view. Then end in Jimbaran for some world-class seafood and pristine beaches.
Wondrous West Wander
Wander the beautiful west and explore nature at the Taman Kupu- Kupu – claimed to be the largest butterfly park in Asia, this preserve is best seen in the early morning when the butterflies arise and take flight.
Take a stroll or a horseback ride at one of Bali’s UNESCO World Heritage sites – Jatiluwih Rice Terraces. The pristine, green rice terraces have been around for 500 years, and are one of the oldest agriculture systems around. Our final stop will be the Tanah Lot temple- the iconic rock formation which symbolizes the romance of Bali and is home to the ancient Hindu pilgrimage.
Kintameni
A full day tour filled with wonders with Bali, starting with the iconic Tegalalang Rice Terrace where you will get that famously stunning panoramic view. Then take in the Tirta Empul Temple and its two bathing spots which have been used by the Balinese for over a thousand years for good health and prosperity; as the spring water is believed to. have the power to cure.
Then re-energise at a Balinese coffee plantation where you can watch how the coffee is roasted and have a go at grinding it yourself before sampling it, all whilst you enjoy the beautiful scenery of the tropical rain forest. Then visit the village of of Kintamani to witness the amazing views of the Mount Batur volcano and the stunning Lake Batur.
And last but certainly not least, visit the Besakih Temple high up the slopes of Mt Agung, considered the ‘Mother Temple’ for Hindus. It is over 1000 years old and is actually a complex of 23 temples and is considered the holiest of all Hindu temples.