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Overview
- Vist Ubud and it surroundings during a full day tour.
- Watch the Barong and Keris Dance, visit Monkey Forest Ubud, and discover the true Ubud.
- Learn more about the social life of Ubud & the Balinese culture.
Description
The tour is very exciting to explore the traditional village with it social activities and culture from the local community. It is wonderful trip to see the Balinese life with full of culture and art. The tour will be very comfortable with our private air-conditioning car transfer and the delicious Indonesian set lunch is included and served at local restaurant. To keep your convenience and enjoyable journey, our professional tour guide is always outstanding offer our best service with the information you need.
08:30 ? Pick up at the hotel
09:00 ? Watching Barong and Kris Dance
10:30 ? Seeing the Batik Hand Weeping
11:30 ? Visit Celuk and Mas village for Silver smith and wood carving
13:00 ? Visit Plantation For Tropical fruit and Coffee Break
14:00 ? Lunch at local restaurant in Ubud
15:00 ? Visit Monkey Forest
16:00 ? Sightseeing to Ubud Art Market & Ubud Palace
18:00 ? Back to Hotel
19:00 ? Arrive at Hotel
Included:
- Comfortable Air Conditioning Car
- English Speaking Guide
- Safe and Experience Driver
- One bottle of mineral water
- Fees for Safe and Professional Driver
- Max 6 people
Not included:
- Barong Dance Ticket ( US$ 10/person )
- Lunch
- Entrance fee to Tourism Object
- Personal Expenses
Hotel pick up areas are: Nusa Dua, Jimbaran, Kuta, Legian, Seminyak, Kerobokan, Canggu, Tanah Lot, Ubud, Gianyar and Sanur.
Amenities
Water included
Restroom available
Other fees
Senior friendly
Kids friendly
Certified
Reviews
4.0/5
Well, some mixed reviews on this one. The activities of the day were great. We saw the dancing, saw the jewelry artisans, the wood carvers, the monkey forest, the plantation, etc., which were all good. The biggest negative that we experienced was the fact that the description said that we would have a private tour guide, which was completely inaccurate. The DRIVER showed up and picked us up. One of the first things I said to him, to make conversation, was, "So, are you are guide, or are you the driver?" He said, right away, without hesitation or language barrier, that he was the driver, and, in fact, chuckled when he said that he was not a professional guide, admitting that he knew very little English. Oh, okay... must be that he just picked us up and we will meet the tour guide at the first stop or something. But, we got to the first stop, the dance, and the driver didn't get out and didn't give us any instructions, we asked when we will meet the guide, and he said, "I'm it." We were very confused, and, quite frankly, pissed. We went into the dance and I immediately emailed support to ask about this. Despite numerous emails back and forth, I was told that he was the guide. This guy was definitely no guide, by his own admission, as well as by the fact that he didn't tell us anything. Not while driving, not at any destination, nothing. He simply drove and dropped us off at various locations. We walked through temples, plantations, etc. etc. and saw other people with guides, but not us... we were on our own. We had a guide a day or so before for the Tanah Lot Sunset Tour and that guy was AWESOME, so maybe we had our expectations to high after that one, but this DRIVER was not a guide and therefore the 'Private Tour' of Ubud did not live up to the description.
Ubud
Apart from being know for its rice fields and steep ravines, Ubud is also the melting pot for art and culture enthusiasts and people seeking slow travel. It pleases the gourmand and offers a host of activities for those who love bustling about to those who enjoy quiet hours. There are numerous temples to visit that educate you about the Balinese religion and its rich heritage. Its affordable accommodation and numerous spas are bonuses. Definitely one of the best getaways for a discerning traveler who is looking to soak in the Bali way of life.
- Rice fields and steep ravines
- Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary
- Rich heritage
- Haven for art and cultural enthusiasts
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