Bali

Full-day snorkelling tour at Tulamben or Amed

Snorkelling in Bali offers a family‑friendly way to see vibrant coral reefs and marine life just below the surface. This tour is perfect for both beginners and confident swimmers, with guided sessions, surface intervals and a relaxed lunch break. You can also choose your location: Padang Bai for lively shallow reefs, Amed for soft corals and turtles, or Tulamben for the famous Liberty shipwreck and colourful marine life. It's a great way to explore Bali's underwater world.

Full-day Nusa Penida snorkelling adventure with lunch

Bali's warm, clear waters set the mood for a dreamy snorkel day around Nusa Penida. Three colourful reef stops, friendly fish everywhere and the chance to spot mantas make the ocean feel like a real‑life aquarium. With easygoing vibes, a scenic boat ride and plenty of time to float and explore, it's an underwater escape that just hits right.

Full-day snorkelling tour at Padang Bai

Snorkelling in Bali offers a family‑friendly way to see vibrant coral reefs and marine life just below the surface. This tour is perfect for both beginners and confident swimmers, with guided sessions, surface intervals and a relaxed lunch break. You can also choose your location: Padang Bai for lively shallow reefs, Amed for soft corals and turtles, or Tulamben for the famous Liberty shipwreck and colourful marine life. It's a great way to explore Bali's underwater world.

PADI Discover Scuba Diving course at Padang Bai

This full-day PADI Discover Scuba Diving experience gives you a first taste of scuba in Bali's calm waters. After a quick intro and time to get comfortable with your PADI-certified instructor, the adventure unfolds with two guided ocean dives. You can choose from three top dive sites: Padang Bai with colourful reefs and critters, Tulamben with its iconic Liberty wreck and beach‑entry sites, or Amed with black‑sand slopes and vibrant coral gardens. It's a fun and confidence‑building way to see Bali's rich marine life up close.

Bali scuba diving at Tulamben or Amed with two dives

As a certified diver, you can take your pick of Bali's top dive sites on this thrilling scuba diving adventure. Head out from the dive centre at 8.00am, cruising towards Padang Bai's calm waters teeming with rich marine life. It's a couple more hours over the water to reach Tulamben's famous USAT Liberty shipwreck where you can do two 50-minute dives with a one-hour surface interval. Or you can choose to explore Amed's relaxed coral reefs with your two dives. There's a refreshing lunch break onboard before you head back to the dive centre in the early evening.

Scuba diving trip to Penida or Manta Point with three dives

If you're an experienced, certified scuba diver, then this diving trip in the Indian Ocean off Penida Island is calling to you. You'll head from the Sanur dive centre in Bali to your first dive site at either Penida or Manta Point, depending on conditions. Both offer some of the best diving in the area, with top-notch visibility, thriving coral gardens and the chance to see manta rays, mola mola and huge schools of tropical fish. You'll do a 45-minute dive and then a 50-minute dive, with an hour's surface interval between them. After an onboard lunch break, you can even add a third dive at an extra cost if you're keen to see even more marine life.

Scuba diving trip to Penida or Manta Point with two dives

If you're an experienced, certified scuba diver, then this diving trip in the Indian Ocean off Penida Island is calling to you. You'll head from the Sanur dive centre in Bali to your first dive site at either Penida or Manta Point, depending on conditions. Both offer some of the best diving in the area, with top-notch visibility, thriving coral gardens and the chance to see manta rays, mola mola and huge schools of tropical fish. You'll do a 45-minute dive and then a 50-minute dive, with an hour's surface interval between them. After an onboard lunch break, you can even add a third dive at an extra cost if you're keen to see even more marine life.

Dive at Padang Bai 2x Dives

As a certified diver, you can take your pick of Bali's top dive sites on this thrilling scuba diving adventure. Head out from the dive centre at 8.00am, cruising towards Padang Bai's calm waters teeming with rich marine life. It's a couple more hours over the water to reach Tulamben's famous USAT Liberty shipwreck where you can do two 50-minute dives with a one-hour surface interval. Or you can choose to explore Amed's relaxed coral reefs with your two dives. There's a refreshing lunch break onboard before you head back to the dive centre in the early evening.

Bali jungle swing and ATV ride with lunch at Cretya Sunset

Swap the beach clubs for a day of jungle thrills and rice-terrace views on this private, action-packed Bali highlands adventure. After a hotel pick-up in south Bali, head inland to one of the island's most photogenic swing parks. You'll get to choose from four different swing styles or take on the zipline for an extra hit of adrenaline. Soar above lush greenery, rice terraces and tropical valleys, then make the most of the creative photo spots dotted around the park – think giant bird nests and heart-shaped frames.Next, it's time to get muddy. After a quick safety briefing, you'll hop on a powerful 250cc ATV for a one-hour guided off-road rumble through eight kilometres of jungle trails, rivers, tunnels and dirt tracks. The route is designed to be fun whether you're a first-timer or already love a bit of off-road action. Getting muddy is half the fun here, so warm showers are standing by after your ride so you can freshen up before the final stop.Take it down a notch and unwind as you arrive at Cretya Sunset. You'll have a late lunch at this sleek retreat, with plenty of time to relax in the pool and hot tubs overlooking the rice terraces. Soak up the views and snap your last photos of Bali's incredible interior, before being whisked back to the beach resorts of the south in the mid-afternoon.

PADI Discover Scuba Diving course at Tulamben or Amed

This full-day PADI Discover Scuba Diving experience gives you a first taste of scuba in Bali's calm waters. After a quick intro and time to get comfortable with your PADI-certified instructor, the adventure unfolds with two guided ocean dives. You can choose from three top dive sites: Padang Bai with colourful reefs and critters, Tulamben with its iconic Liberty wreck and beach‑entry sites, or Amed with black‑sand slopes and vibrant coral gardens. It's a fun and confidence‑building way to see Bali's rich marine life up close.

Half-day Denpasar heritage walking tour in Bali

Bali's capital, Denpasar, is packed with incense-filled temples, neighbourhood cafés and eclectic markets – it's also where you'll find an authentic slice of Indonesian life, away from the resorts. After a private transfer, you'll meet your guide and spend four hours exploring the city's oldest streets, where Chinese, Arab, Indian, Javanese and Balinese influences have mixed for generations.Your first stops are Badung Market and neighbouring Kumbasari Market. You'll wander bustling aisles filled with fresh mangoes, leafy greens and colourful spices before crossing the river to browse stalls selling batik fabrics, wooden carvings and handmade jewellery. As you browse, your guide will share insights into the traditions, trade and communities that have shaped Denpasar.You'll continue with a visit to the centuries-old Maospahit Temple, famed for its distinctive red-brick architecture and links to the Majapahit Kingdom. Then it's on to Gang Kresek alley, where bold murals make you feel like you've wandered into an outdoor art gallery. Round off the experience with an hour at Nadhi Heritage, a beautifully restored 1970s building that's part café, part kitsch stationery shop. Relax with a local coffee or sweet teh tarik before your transfer back to your hotel.

Private full-day experience into authentic Balinese life

Life moves at a gentler pace in the Balinese countryside, where family compounds, rice paddies and sacred temples shape everyday life. “The rice fields teach us patience,” says Wayan, our local guide, “everything grows in its own time.” That philosophy sets the tone for this intimate look at authentic Balinese life, beginning with a welcome drink and an introduction to the customs that still guide village life today. Palm reading offers a fascinating glimpse into Balinese spiritual practices around personality and destiny. The Melukat purification ritual at Pura Taman Beji follows, where sacred stream water and traditional blessings create a moment of genuine peace you won't forget.The landscape does most of the talking as you wander through working rice paddies. You might spot farmers going about their day, tending crops with techniques that haven't changed in centuries. The air carries the scent of earth and growing things, and the only sounds are birdsong and rustling leaves. Your private picnic lunch places you right in the middle of it all, with fresh local flavours and the kind of quiet that's hard to find these days.Before heading back to your hotel, there's time for one last relaxed stop for coffee, prepared exactly how you like it, whether you're sipping a cappuccino, latte, or iced Americano, it's a chance to soak up Bali's slower vibes a little longer.