Ready-to-sell trip plans designed for travel agents. From quick 3-day escapes to week-long adventures, these itineraries cover Ubud, beaches, temples, and beyond. Customize them for your clients through our B2B platform.
Putting together a Bali package from scratch takes hours. You've got to research attractions, figure out realistic driving times (Bali traffic is notoriously unpredictable), and balance client expectations with what's actually doable.
We've done the legwork. These itineraries are built from years of feedback from DMC partners who actually operate on the ground in Bali. They know which temples get overcrowded at what times, which rice terrace viewpoints offer the best photos without the tourist hordes, and where to find that perfect sunset dinner spot.
The beauty? You don't have to use these as-is. Think of them as starting points. Swap out activities, upgrade hotels, add extra days. Through DMC Quote, you can customize every element and get instant quotes at wholesale rates.
The perfect introduction to Bali's culture, nature, and beaches
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This itinerary hits all the classics without feeling rushed. Two nights in Ubud for culture and nature, followed by three nights in the beach areas. It's what we recommend for clients who've never been to Bali and want the "greatest hits" experience.
Private transfer from Ngurah Rai Airport to Ubud (approximately 1.5-2 hours depending on traffic). Consider arriving before noon to maximize the day.
Get your feet wet at this sacred sanctuary. Over 1,000 long-tailed macaques roam freely among ancient temples and banyan trees. Late afternoon means cooler temperatures and more active monkeys.
Walk through the town center, browse the art market opposite the palace, and soak in the atmosphere. The palace itself is still a working royal residence.
First taste of Balinese cuisine. Try babi guling (suckling pig) if non-vegetarian, or explore the excellent vegetarian scene Ubud is famous for.
Beat the crowds and the heat. The morning light on the cascading paddies is spectacular for photos. Walk down into the terraces for the full experience - it's steeper than it looks.
Sacred water temple where Balinese come for ritual purification. Clients can participate in the cleansing ritual (proper attire required - sarongs provided).
Stop at one of the restaurants overlooking the Ayung River valley. Indonesian rijsttafel (rice table) is a good way to sample multiple dishes.
One of Bali's most accessible waterfalls. Swimming is possible in the plunge pool. The stairs down are manageable but bring water shoes.
End the day with a traditional Balinese massage. Ubud has excellent spa options ranging from budget-friendly to ultra-luxurious.
Say goodbye to Ubud's jungle vibes. The drive south takes about 1.5 hours and passes through craft villages.
Settle into your beach accommodation in Seminyak, Canggu, or Nusa Dua. Each area has its own vibe - Seminyak for nightlife, Canggu for surfing, Nusa Dua for calm waters.
Bali's most iconic sea temple, perched on a rock formation offshore. Time your visit for late afternoon - the sunset here is legendary. Gets crowded but worth it.
First evening at the beach. Fresh seafood with toes in the sand. Jimbaran Bay is famous for this, though every beach area has options.
Sleep in, enjoy the hotel pool, or hit the beach. This is the day to relax after packed days of sightseeing. Maybe try surfing if in Canggu.
Clifftop temple with dramatic ocean views. Watch out for the cheeky monkeys here - they're bolder than in Ubud and known for snatching sunglasses and phones.
Traditional Balinese dance performance at sunset. Over 70 men chant "kecak" while dancers enact the Ramayana epic. One of Bali's must-see cultural experiences.
Grab dinner with views of the famous Uluwatu surf break. Watch experienced surfers tackle the waves below as the sun goes down.
Depending on flight time, enjoy a final breakfast, squeeze in some souvenir shopping, or simply relax at the hotel. Seminyak has excellent boutique shopping.
Private transfer to Ngurah Rai Airport. Allow 1-2 hours depending on location and traffic. Rush hour (7-9am, 5-7pm) adds significant time.
Extended trip including the pristine Gili Islands
Best Value
This week-long adventure combines Bali's cultural heartland with the laid-back paradise of the Gili Islands. It's our top seller for clients who want both culture and serious beach time. The Gili crossing adds adventure without complicated logistics.
Early morning departure for the fast boat. Coffee and light breakfast at the harbor. The sea is usually calmer in the morning.
2-2.5 hour crossing through the Lombok Strait. Motion sickness pills recommended for sensitive travelers. Boats dock directly at the beach.
No cars on Gili T - transport is by bicycle or horse cart (cidomo). Hotels usually provide free bikes. The island is small enough to walk everywhere.
The water is crystal clear. Sea turtles are common right off the beach - no boat needed. Rent snorkel gear from any shop (about 50,000 IDR/day).
The western side of the island has unobstructed sunset views with Mount Agung silhouetted in the distance. Bean bags, cold Bintang, perfect vibes.
Several places offer beach yoga sessions. Great way to start the day, especially if clients are into wellness.
Half-day boat trip visiting snorkel spots around all three Gilis. Turtle point near Gili Meno is virtually guaranteed turtle sightings. Lunch included on most tours.
The whole point of the Gilis is to slow down. Read a book in a hammock, get a massage on the beach, take a freediving lesson, or simply do nothing.
The night market has fresh grilled seafood at local prices. Gili T is known for its nightlife - each night a different bar hosts the main party.
Morning crossing back to Sanur or Serangan. Transfer to beach resort or directly to Uluwatu area.
Settle in, then head to Uluwatu for the clifftop temple and Kecak dance at sunset. The perfect finale before departure day.
Final breakfast, pack up those souvenirs, and transfer to Ngurah Rai Airport. Sampai jumpa, Bali!
Active itinerary: volcano trek, rafting, waterfalls, diving
For Active Travelers
For clients who'd rather climb a volcano than lounge by a pool. This itinerary packs adventure into four action-filled days. Best suited for fit travelers aged 25-50 who want bragging-rights experiences.
Transfer to Ubud, check in, grab a quick lunch. The afternoon activity requires some energy.
Class II-III rapids through jungle gorges. The 2-hour paddle passes waterfalls, rice paddies, and stone carvings. No experience needed - it's fun, not terrifying. Includes lunch.
Tomorrow starts VERY early. Bed by 8pm recommended. Yes, really.
Yes, 2am. The drive takes about 1.5 hours. Bring a jacket - it's cold at altitude before dawn.
2-hour climb with headlamps. The trail is steep but not technical. Local guides are mandatory. Watch for monkeys along the path.
The payoff: watching the sun rise over Mount Agung and Mount Rinjani across the strait. Breakfast cooked in volcanic steam. Surreal experience.
Soak tired muscles in the natural hot springs overlooking Lake Batur. Well-earned rest after the hike.
Move to Sanur, Nusa Dua, or Amed (east coast). Crash early - you earned it.
Famous WWII shipwreck in Tulamben. The wreck starts at just 5m depth - accessible even for beginners. Incredible marine life. Two-dive package typical.
Rappelling down waterfalls, jumping into natural pools, sliding down natural rock chutes. Full-day adventure in Bali's interior. Exhilarating.
Seafood BBQ on the beach. Trade adventure stories. Maybe one (or three) Bintangs.
Bali's most beautiful waterfall (also the least accessible). 300+ stairs down into the jungle gorge. Worth every step. Swimming in the pool below is magical.
Transfer to airport, probably napping the whole way. Leave with incredible memories and probably sore legs.
Romantic short break for couples
Couples Only
Three days isn't a lot, but it's enough for a taste of Bali romance. This itinerary focuses on privacy, pampering, and those Instagram-worthy moments. Ideal for honeymooners, anniversary trips, or "just because" romantic getaways.
Skip the immigration lines with fast-track service. Private transfer to Ubud private pool villa. Champagne welcome.
That's it. Just enjoy your villa. The private infinity pool, the jungle views, each other's company. Maybe a floating breakfast setup for tomorrow morning?
In-villa or at the resort spa. Balinese massage for two, flower bath, the works. Pure relaxation.
Candlelit dinner set up at the villa or a secluded spot in the resort. Personal chef, fairy lights, rose petals - the full romantic package.
The classic Bali honeymoon photo op. Breakfast served on a floating tray in your private pool. Very Instagram, very romantic.
Quick visit to the iconic terraces before the crowds. Couple photos with the green backdrop. Professional photographer can be arranged.
Riverside or valley-view restaurant. Take your time - this is a vacation, not a schedule.
Learn to make Balinese dishes together. Starts at a local market selecting ingredients, then hands-on cooking. Take recipes home.
Eat what you cooked (with help from the chef, of course). Evening at leisure.
Sleep in. One more dip in the pool. Savor the last moments before heading south.
If flying late, head to Jimbaran for beach time. Just 15 minutes from the airport.
Fresh seafood on the beach as the sun sets. Tables on the sand, feet in the water, planes taking off in the distance. Perfect finale.
Short drive to Ngurah Rai Airport. Memories to last a lifetime. Promise to come back for longer next time.
These itineraries are templates, not rules carved in stone. Here's how to adapt them for different client types:
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Temple visits, rice terrace tours, water sports, cooking classes, spa treatments. All entrance fees included.
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International flights, travel insurance, personal expenses, meals (unless specified), visa fees.
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