Indonesia Nature Walks

The tour begins with a private transfer from your hotel to the Tjampuhan Ridge Walk. You’ll walk along the top of the ridge on a path that takes you through two lush river valleys.

Your day starts with a 2.5-hour downhill trek to the Tenganan Pagringsingan village. Your guide will show you around and explain how traditional life works. Only people born in the village can live here and be full members of the community, which has existed in this part of Bali dating back to at least the 13th century. Villagers follow a strict set of rules when it comes to the wildlife surrounding their village — for example, a member cannot chop down a tree without permission from the community. From the village, you’ll have tremendous view of the mountain and farmers working in the rice fields.

Take a 3-hour guided walk to learn more about the medicinal use of herbs in Balinese culture, followed by a lesson on how to make some of these concoctions yourself. Your guide will show you which herbs go into the local’s authentic beauty treatments and health-giving drinks.

This tour will be popular with fans of ecotourism, and it’s also a perfect afternoon activity for families with young travelers. The Bali Bird and Reptile Park is a treasure trove of gorgeous tropical birds and wizened old reptiles with incredible stories to tell. Experienced English-speaking staff host your tour over the 2100 square feet (200 sq m) of lush greenery. You’ll come away with great photographs and a wealth of knowledge on the Indonesian animal kingdom.

You don't have to go on an adrenaline-heavy tour to have an amazing time in Bali, Indonesia. Relax, enjoy mild exercise, and get closer to nature all at the same time on this leisurely walking tour. Your guide will take you to the place "where two rivers meet" and through beautiful rice terraces. Along the way, you'll enjoy the fresh island air, as well as local flora and fauna. Stretch those legs and explore Bali, Indonesia on foot!

Take a trekking tour through small, hidden paths through the rice paddies and coconut plantations. You’ll stop by the home of a local, where your host will serve you some fresh coconut.