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Located just outside the centre of Ubud, Mandapa A Ritz Carlton Reserve is a fabulous property offering a selection of luxury villas and suites and is a great choice for guests looking to explore Bali's cultural hub.

Paying Homage to the early 19th Century European settlers, the brand-new Capella Ubud is a boutique luxury tented camp located high in the rainforest on the outskirts of Bali’s cultural capital, Ubud.

COMO Uma Ubud is a peaceful hideaway on the outskirts of Ubud, set amongst dense vegetation and offering scenic views across the steep valley. The resort's contemporary luxury edge mixed with local design and materials gives it a distinct Balinese feel.

Set amongst the lush green hills of central Bali, Wapa Di Ume Sidemen offers a glimpse into a quieter side of the island and its stunning countryside, with views of the mighty Mount Agung.

Four Seasons Sayan is just minutes from the centre of Ubud, the cultural heart of Bali. Hidden amongst the working rice paddies and jungle beside the Ayung River, this hotel is the perfect retreat for a family getaway.

Viceroy Bali is a tranquil, family-owned retreat offering private pool villas with panoramic views of the Valley of the Kings. Just 10 minutes from Ubud, this exclusive resort is known for its fine dining, world-class spa, and peaceful location.

Built to take advantage of sweeping views of the Campuhan River Valley and its sloping rice fields, the beautiful Komaneka at Bisma on the outskirts of Ubud, is a deluxe resort of spacious suites and private pool villas, perfect for a romantic interlude.

Tanah Gajah, A Resort by Hadiprana, is a luxury retreat on the outskirts of Ubud. The private estate is a collection of exquisite villas, many with their own pools where you are attended to by your own private butler.

The Como Shambhala Estate is a unique luxury residential health retreat hidden on a peaceful riverbank in Bali's jungle. This destination spa, will leave your body and mind pampered and rejuvenated after some relaxed yoga and ayurvedic treatments.

Travel to the south of Bali mid afternoon and to the impressive vantage point at Uluwatu Temple. Here you will be entertained by not only the view but also the famous Kecak dance prior to the chance to have a sunset dinner at Jimbaran Bay.

Visit some of Bali's most impressive holy temples and stunning UNESCO recognised rice terraces on this journey to Taman Ayun temple complex, Candi Kuning, Ulun Danu Temple and the rice terraces at Jatiluwih.

Take a day to explore northern Bali, taking in the central highlands, the famous market at Candi Kuning, Ulun Danu temple, the sacred hot springs at Banjar, Lovina town for lunch and the former Dutch capital, Singaraja before visiting Gitgit waterfall.

Enjoy an exhilarating experience white-water rafting down the Ayung River. With a backdrop of the black and glistening gorge walls rising high on either side, explore another side of Bali: nature uninterrupted.

From exotic fruits to exquisite beef rendang, fish fresh from the ocean to regional delicacies, a tour of Denpasar’s street food stalls is a chance to uncover the cultural nuances of the country while enjoying the flavours of its famed cuisines.

Experience incredible views from the summit of Mount Batur as the sun rises. Have breakfast before your descent and visit three younger craters with evidence of lava flow and finally enjoy a soothing dip in Toya Bungkah hot springs.

Travel through Bedugul and past Lake Beratan on this full day adventure across Bali. Witness awe-inspiring views of Lake Buyan and Lake Tamblingan before arriving at spectacular Tanah Lot in time for an unforgettable sunset.

This trip takes in Hindu temples, volcanic scenes and traditional Balinese arts. Your day will begin with a Barong dance performance and include three craft villages, Gunung Kawi temple and the "elephant cave".

Explore the dramatic lava flows and ash cones of Mount Batur in this scenic, moderately challenging trek. Traverse rugged volcanic landscapes, witness fumaroles up close, and enjoy local delicacies cooked over the volcanic steam of Mount Batur.