Embark on a 36-day multi-destination adventure, immersing yourself in the rich cultures of London and Bali. This moderately-budgeted trip offers a perfect blend of exploring iconic museums, vibrant markets, and historic neighborhoods with tranquil nature walks, stunning parks, and relaxing cafes, ideal for capturing memorable photographs.

Begin your journey with a flight from Cape Town International Airport (CPT) to London Heathrow (LHR).
Enjoy your overnight flight. Meals and entertainment will be provided on board.
Land at London Heathrow Airport (LHR).
Proceed through immigration and customs, then transfer to your accommodation.
It's recommended to pre-book your airport transfer for convenience after a long flight.
Options include the Heathrow Express train to Paddington Station, then Tube/taxi, or a pre-booked car service.
Check into The Landmark London.
Leave your luggage and take some time to refresh and relax after your overnight flight.
Early check-in might be available for an extra fee or based on availability. Otherwise, luggage storage is usually free.
Explore the historic Tower of London, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Discover its rich history as a royal palace, fortress, and infamous prison. See the Crown Jewels and meet the Yeoman Warders.
Book tickets online in advance to save time. Consider joining a Yeoman Warder tour for fascinating stories.
Walk across the iconic Tower Bridge and enjoy views of the River Thames and the London skyline.
You can also visit the Tower Bridge Exhibition (optional).
The bridge's walkways offer great photo opportunities. Check lifting times if you wish to see it open.
Enjoy a traditional British pub meal or choose from a variety of international cuisines in the Tower Hill area.
There are many pubs and restaurants offering classic fish and chips or modern British fare.
Witness the iconic Changing of the Guard ceremony at Buckingham Palace (check schedule as it's not daily).
Explore the exterior of the Queen's official residence.
Arrive early for a good viewing spot. The schedule can be found on the official Household Division website.
Visit Westminster Abbey, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the traditional place of coronation and burial site for British monarchs.
Book tickets online to secure your entry and check for any special events or closures. Modest dress is recommended.
Grab lunch at a cafe or restaurant in the Westminster area.
Enjoy a leisurely stroll through beautiful St.
James's Park, often considered the most attractive of the Royal Parks. Continue to Trafalgar Square, a vibrant public space.
Explore the National Gallery in Trafalgar Square, home to a world-renowned collection of over 2,300 paintings dating from the mid-13th century to 1900.
Entry is free, but special exhibitions may require tickets. Allow ample time to see the highlights.
Experience the lively atmosphere of Covent Garden.
Enjoy dinner at one of its many restaurants, from casual eateries to fine dining.
The area is great for people-watching and often has street performers.
Delve into human history, art, and culture at the British Museum.
See world-famous artifacts like the Rosetta Stone and the Elgin Marbles.
Entry is free, but donations are welcome. Plan your visit using the museum's map to prioritize exhibits, as it's vast.
Enjoy lunch in the charming Bloomsbury area, known for its garden squares and literary connections.
Indulge in some retail therapy on Oxford Street, London's busiest shopping street, or explore the more upscale boutiques of Regent Street.
Home to major department stores and flagship shops. Be prepared for crowds.
Have an early dinner near London's Theatreland before your show.
Many restaurants in the West End offer special 'pre-theatre' menus.
Experience the magic of London's West End with a world-class theatre production.
Choose from musicals, plays, and comedies.
Book tickets in advance, especially for popular shows. Check discount sites for last-minute deals.
Enjoy a scenic boat trip along the River Thames from Westminster Pier to Greenwich.
See iconic landmarks from the water.
Riverboat services offer commentary on passing sights. Tickets can often be combined with other attractions.
Visit the home of Greenwich Mean Time and the Prime Meridian.
Enjoy panoramic views of London from Greenwich Park.
Stand with one foot in the East and one in the West! Book tickets online.
Explore Britain's seafaring history, including stories of exploration, empire, and naval power.
Entry is free.
A great complement to your visit to Greenwich.
Browse the stalls and enjoy a diverse range of street food options at the historic Greenwich Market.
A fantastic place to find unique crafts, antiques, and delicious food.
Head to Canary Wharf for dinner, offering modern restaurants and impressive skyscraper views.
Accessible by the Jubilee Line or DLR, this area provides a contrast to historic London.
Explore this historic castle, fortress, royal palace, and infamous prison.
See the Crown Jewels and meet the Yeoman Warders (Beefeaters).
Book tickets online in advance to save time. Weekends can be busy. Consider taking a free Yeoman Warder tour for fascinating stories.
Take the Tube to Tower Hill station (District or Circle Line).
Enjoy a diverse range of gourmet street food and fresh produce at one of London's oldest and largest food markets.
Try samples and explore different cuisines. It can get very crowded on Saturdays.
A 15-minute walk from the Tower of London across Tower Bridge, or take the Tube from Tower Hill to London Bridge station (Jubilee or Northern Line).
Step aboard HMS Belfast, a historic Royal Navy warship moored on the Thames, and discover what life was like at sea during WWII and beyond.
Explore all nine decks, from the engine room to the captain's bridge.
Short walk along the South Bank from Borough Market.
Experience panoramic views of London from the top of Western Europe's tallest building.
Book tickets in advance, especially for sunset views. Consider a drink at one of the bars for the view without the observation deck ticket.
Explore the traditional coronation and burial site for British monarchs.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site with stunning Gothic architecture.
Arrive early, especially on a Sunday, to avoid crowds. Check for service times as tourist visits may be restricted during services.
Walk around Parliament Square to see the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, and the statues of historical figures.
Big Ben is the nickname for the Great Bell of the clock at the north end of the Palace of Westminster.
Short walk from Westminster Abbey.
Enjoy a casual lunch at a pub or cafe in the Westminster area.
Many options available, from traditional pubs to cafes.
See London's iconic landmarks from the River Thames, with live commentary providing historical insights.
Various operators offer cruises. Choose one that goes past major sights like the London Eye, St Paul's, and Tower Bridge.
Stroll along the lively South Bank, enjoying street performers, art installations, and views of the Thames.
Points of interest include the London Eye, Southbank Centre, Tate Modern, and Shakespeare's Globe.
Disembark at Tower Millennium Pier and walk back towards Westminster, or start walking from the Westminster Bridge end.
Delve into human history, art, and culture with a vast collection including the Rosetta Stone, Egyptian mummies, and the Parthenon sculptures.
Entry is free, but donations are welcome. Pick up a map and decide which galleries are a priority as it's impossible to see everything in one visit.
Take the Tube to Russell Square (Piccadilly Line), Tottenham Court Road (Central, Northern, Elizabeth Lines), or Holborn (Central, Piccadilly Lines).
Enjoy lunch in the charming literary district of Bloomsbury, known for its garden squares and academic institutions.
Many cafes and eateries catering to the local university crowd.
Visit the former home of the architect Sir John Soane, preserved exactly as it was at his death.
A unique collection of antiquities, art, and architectural models.
Free entry. It's a small but incredibly dense museum. Large bags are not allowed inside.
Walkable from the British Museum area.
Experience a ride on the iconic 'Tube', the world's oldest underground railway network.
An essential London experience. Use an Oyster card or contactless payment for convenience. Booking: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g186338-d187536-Reviews-London_Underground-London_England.html?m=66827
Witness the iconic Changing of the Guard ceremony (check schedule) or simply admire Buckingham Palace from outside. Stroll through the beautiful St James's Park.
The Changing of the Guard usually takes place at 10:45 AM on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays, but check the official schedule closer to your visit.
Take the Tube to Victoria (Victoria, District, Circle Lines), Green Park (Victoria, Piccadilly, Jubilee Lines), or St James's Park (District, Circle Lines).
Step back in time to the secret underground bunker that sheltered Winston Churchill and his government during WWII.
An immersive historical experience.
Book tickets online well in advance as it's a very popular attraction. Allow plenty of time to explore both the bunker and the Churchill Museum.
Grab a quick lunch in the Whitehall area, close to the Churchill War Rooms.
Plenty of cafes and sandwich shops available.
Visit the vibrant Trafalgar Square, then explore the National Gallery, home to a rich collection of European paintings from the 13th to 19th centuries.
National Gallery entry is free. Focus on a few key wings or periods if time is limited.
Walk along Whitehall from the Churchill War Rooms.
Ascend to the Whispering Gallery, Stone Gallery, and Golden Gallery for stunning views and explore the crypt where national heroes are buried.
Climbing all the way to the Golden Gallery is a strenuous but rewarding experience. Photography restrictions apply inside the main cathedral.
Walk across the pedestrian Millennium Bridge, enjoying views of St Paul's Cathedral, the River Thames, and the Tate Modern.
Consider popping into the Tate Modern for a quick look at the Turbine Hall or a specific exhibition if time permits (free entry for collection).
Short walk from St Paul's Cathedral.
Enjoy lunch amidst the historic and modern architecture of the City of London.
Many pubs and cafes catering to the business district.
Discover the history of London from prehistoric times to the present day, with immersive displays and fascinating artifacts.
Free entry. A great way to understand the city's evolution.
Short walk or Tube ride to Barbican (Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan Lines).
Unwind at a historic London pub, soaking in the atmosphere and enjoying a traditional British drink.
Many pubs in the City have centuries of history. Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese is a famous example.
Walkable from the Museum of London area, or short Tube ride.
Explore one of the world's greatest museums, home to a vast collection of world art and artifacts, including the Rosetta Stone and Egyptian mummies.
Admission is free, but consider booking a timed entry slot online, especially for popular exhibitions. Allow plenty of time to explore its extensive collections.
Enjoy lunch in the bustling Covent Garden area, known for its street performers, market stalls, and a wide variety of restaurants and cafes.
Many options available from quick bites to sit-down meals. Explore the surrounding streets for hidden gems.
Wander through the lively Covent Garden Piazza, browse unique shops, and soak in the atmosphere of London's theatre district.
Catch street performers in the Piazza. Consider browsing the Apple Market for crafts and antiques.
Experience a world-class performance in London's famous West End.
Choose from a variety of musicals, plays, and comedies.
Book tickets in advance for best seats and prices. Many theatres are located around Covent Garden and Leicester Square.
Discover art, design, and performance at the world's leading museum of applied arts.
Explore fashion, jewellery, photography, and more.
Admission is free for permanent collections. Check for special exhibitions which may require paid tickets. The cafe is beautiful.
Enjoy lunch at one of the many cafes or restaurants in the elegant South Kensington area, close to the museums.
Many options ranging from casual eateries to more upscale dining. Look for options along Exhibition Road or Old Brompton Road.
Step into a world of natural wonders, from dinosaur skeletons to geological marvels, housed in a stunning architectural masterpiece.
Admission is free. Popular exhibits include the Hintze Hall with Hope the blue whale skeleton and the dinosaur gallery. Book a free timed ticket online.
Wander through the iconic Harrods department store, exploring its luxurious halls and diverse offerings, then stroll through the upscale Knightsbridge area.
Even if not shopping, Harrods is an experience in itself, especially the food halls and Egyptian escalator. The Christmas displays are famous.
Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Portobello Road Market, especially bustling on a Saturday with antiques, street food, fashion, and more.
Saturday is the main market day with the widest selection of antiques and stalls. Get there early for the best finds.
Enjoy a leisurely lunch in the charming Notting Hill neighborhood, known for its colorful houses and eclectic eateries.
Plenty of independent cafes and restaurants offering a variety of cuisines. Try a pastry from a local bakery.
Take a scenic cruise along the River Thames, passing iconic landmarks like the Houses of Parliament, St Paul's Cathedral, and Tower Bridge.
Numerous companies offer cruises; look for ones with live commentary for an informative experience. Consider a hop-on hop-off pass.
Dine along the vibrant South Bank, enjoying views of the Thames and the city skyline.
Plenty of restaurants and casual eateries.
The area offers a range of dining experiences, from casual street food at Gabriel's Wharf to restaurants with river views. Great for an evening stroll.
Explore the historic Tower of London, a 1,000-year-old castle that has served as a royal palace, fortress, and infamous prison.
See the Crown Jewels and meet the Yeoman Warders.
Arrive early to avoid crowds. Don't miss the Yeoman Warder tour for entertaining historical insights. Book tickets online in advance.
Indulge in a foodie paradise at Borough Market, sampling gourmet street food, fresh produce, and artisanal treats.
It's especially lively on a Sunday.
Come hungry! The market offers an incredible variety of foods from around the world. It can get very crowded, especially on weekends.
Take a stroll across the iconic Tower Bridge, admiring its Victorian engineering and enjoying panoramic views of the Thames, Tower of London, and City skyline.
Consider visiting the Bridge Exhibition.
You can also pay to go inside the Tower Bridge Exhibition to walk the high-level walkways and visit the engine rooms.
Ascend to the top of The Shard, Western Europe's tallest building, for breathtaking 360-degree views of London.
Book tickets in advance, especially for sunset slots. Views are best on a clear day.
Explore one of the world's most renowned contemporary art museums, housed in a former power station on the banks of the Thames.
Admission is free for permanent collection. Don't miss the viewing level on the 10th floor of the Blavatnik Building for panoramic city views. Book a free timed ticket online.
Enjoy lunch in the Southwark area, with many dining options near Tate Modern and Borough Market.
Plenty of pubs, cafes, and restaurants. Look for options along Bankside or near Borough Market.
Take a guided tour of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, a reconstruction of the open-air playhouse for which Shakespeare wrote his plays.
Tours provide fascinating insights into Elizabethan theatre and Shakespeare's life. Book your tour online in advance.
Enjoy a leisurely walk along the Thames Path from the Globe towards Blackfriars Bridge, taking in the riverside sights and ambiance.
Connects many attractions along the South Bank. Great for people-watching and enjoying the river views.
Explore the historic castle, see the Crown Jewels, and learn about its past as a fortress, palace, and prison.
Don't miss the Yeoman Warder tour!
Book tickets online in advance to save time. Rated 4.6/5 on TripAdvisor.
Enjoy a traditional British pub lunch at a historic pub near the Tower of London, with views of the Thames.
Look for pubs like 'The Anchor & Hope' or 'The Dickens Inn' for good food and atmosphere.
Wander through one of London's largest and oldest food markets, offering a huge array of British and international produce, street food, and gourmet delights.
Great for sampling various foods and finding unique ingredients or snacks. Weekdays are less crowded than weekends.
Enjoy a final memorable dinner in London, perhaps in the vibrant Covent Garden area or a charming restaurant of your choice.
Consider booking ahead, especially for popular spots. Many cuisines available.
Enjoy a relaxed brunch at a popular cafe, savoring your last morning in London.
Many excellent options for brunch in central London, from traditional English breakfast to modern dishes.
Take a refreshing walk through Hyde Park, one of London's largest and most famous royal parks, enjoying the green space before your long journey.
Visit the Serpentine Lake or Speaker's Corner.
Pick up any last souvenirs or gifts around Oxford Street or nearby areas before heading back to pack.
Department stores like Selfridges and Liberty offer a wide range of products.
Return to your hotel for final packing and enjoy a relaxed evening, preparing for your international flight tomorrow.
Ensure all documents and travel essentials are ready.
Complete check-out procedures from your London hotel.
Travel to London Heathrow Airport (LHR) for your international flight to Bali.
Options include Heathrow Express train from Paddington Station, Piccadilly Line (Underground), or a taxi/ride-share service.
Begin your journey from London to Denpasar (Bali), with a stopover in Singapore.
This is the quickest route with one stop.
Ensure you have all necessary travel documents and a comfortable carry-on for the long flight.
Arrive at Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) in Denpasar, Bali, after your flight from London.
Complete immigration and customs. Have your visa and entry documents ready.
Take a pre-arranged transfer or taxi from the airport to your accommodation in the Ubud area.
Consider booking a private driver in advance for convenience. Bali Hire Driver (TripAdvisor) is a highly-rated option.
Check into your hotel in Ubud and take some time to settle in and unwind after your long journey.
Relax by the pool, read a book, or enjoy the tranquility of your surroundings in Ubud.
Take it easy on your first day to adjust to the new time zone and climate.
Enjoy your first Balinese dinner at a local warung (restaurant) in Ubud, sampling authentic Indonesian cuisine.
Try Nasi Goreng, Mie Goreng, or Babi Guling if available. Many restaurants offer dishes for various dietary needs.
Explore the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, home to hundreds of playful long-tailed macaques and ancient temples amidst lush jungle.
Rated 4.7/5 on Google Places. Be mindful of your belongings and avoid direct eye contact with the monkeys. Don't feed them.
Enjoy a casual lunch at a local restaurant or cafe in Ubud town center.
Try fresh juices and local specialties like Gado-Gado or Nasi Campur.
Experience the thrill of swinging high above the jungle and river at one of Bali's iconic swing locations, with stunning views for photos.
Rated 4.6/5 on TripAdvisor. There are multiple swings of different heights and various photo spots. Booking often available on arrival or online.
Indulge in a traditional Balinese massage at one of Ubud's many reputable spas, a perfect way to relax and rejuvenate.
Ubud is known for its excellent and affordable spa treatments.
Enjoy another delicious dinner in Ubud, exploring different culinary options, perhaps with live music if available on a Saturday evening.
Many restaurants offer vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options. Don't forget to try some fresh fruit juice!
Visit the sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, a lush nature reserve and Hindu temple complex home to hundreds of playful long-tailed macaques.
Enjoy the serene environment and ancient temple architecture.
Be mindful of your belongings as monkeys can be curious. Avoid direct eye contact and do not feed the monkeys. Dress respectfully (shoulders and knees covered).
Explore Puri Saren Agung, the historical royal palace of Ubud.
Admire the exquisite traditional Balinese architecture and intricate stone carvings. Parts of the palace are still a royal residence.
The inner areas are often closed, but the courtyards and outer sections are open. Dress respectfully.
Visit the beautiful Pura Taman Saraswati, a water temple dedicated to the Hindu goddess of knowledge and arts, Saraswati.
It features stunning lotus ponds and classical Balinese architecture.
Located just behind the Ubud Royal Palace. Best viewed in the morning for fewer crowds and tranquil reflections.
Savor authentic Indonesian cuisine at a local 'warung' or enjoy a meal at one of Ubud's charming cafes in the bustling town center.
Experience an enchanting evening with a traditional Balinese dance and music performance.
These vibrant cultural shows often depict stories from Hindu epics through intricate movements and colorful costumes.
Performances usually start around 7:30 PM. Book tickets in advance, especially during peak season.
Visit the iconic Tegalalang Rice Terraces, renowned for their breathtaking terraced landscapes.
Take a walk through the paddies, admire the traditional 'subak' irrigation system, and capture stunning photos.
Arrive early to avoid the crowds and midday heat. Wear comfortable shoes for walking on uneven terrain. A small donation may be requested by local farmers at various viewpoints.
Experience the thrill of soaring high above the jungle canopy and rice terraces on one of Bali's famous swings.
Offers exhilarating views and incredible photo opportunities.
Booking is recommended for specific time slots, especially at popular swing parks. This activity is from TripAdvisor. Wear comfortable clothing and secure loose items. Booking: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g297701-d12578972-Reviews-Bali_Swing-Ubud_Gianyar_Regency_Bali.html?m=66827
Enjoy a delicious lunch at a cafe or restaurant offering panoramic views of the Tegalalang Rice Terraces.
Embark on a leisurely walk along the scenic Campuhan Ridge, a beautiful paved path that offers sweeping views of lush green valleys, traditional villages, and distant mountains. Perfect for an afternoon stroll.
Best experienced in the late afternoon for cooler temperatures and golden hour lighting. The path is well-maintained and relatively easy.
Immerse yourself in Balinese culinary traditions with a hands-on cooking class.
Learn to prepare authentic dishes from fresh, local ingredients, often starting with a market visit.
Booking in advance is highly recommended. Many classes include hotel pickup and culminate in enjoying the meal you've prepared.
Embark on an adventurous jeep tour up Mount Batur to witness a breathtaking sunrise over the volcanic landscape.
Explore the black lava fields and learn about the area's geological history.
An early start is required for sunrise. Wear warm layers as it can be chilly at the summit, but bring lighter clothes for later in the morning. This activity is from TripAdvisor. Booking: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g303952-d12122334-Reviews-Mount_Batur_Jeep_Tour-Kintamani_Bangli_Bali.html?m=66827
Enjoy a unique opportunity to interact with rescued Sumatran elephants and experience a gentle ride through beautiful landscapes.
Learn about these magnificent creatures and conservation efforts.
Book in advance to secure your spot. Choose reputable sanctuaries that prioritize elephant welfare. This activity is from TripAdvisor. Booking: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g297701-d8779858-Reviews-Bali_Elephant_Ride-Ubud_Gianyar_Regency_Bali.html?m=66827
Have lunch at a restaurant conveniently located near the elephant park or return to Ubud for a meal.
Take the afternoon to relax and unwind at your resort.
Enjoy the pool, gardens, or simply rejuvenate after an active morning.
Enjoy dinner at one of Ubud's many diverse restaurants, ranging from traditional Balinese to international cuisine.
Start your day with a calming and energizing yoga or meditation session at a studio overlooking serene rice fields or within your resort's tranquil grounds.
Ubud is renowned for its wellness scene. Many resorts offer complimentary or paid yoga classes, or you can join a session at a dedicated studio.
Explore the vibrant Ubud Art Market, a bustling hub for local artisans and craftspeople.
Discover a wide array of Balinese handicrafts, textiles, paintings, and unique souvenirs. Perfect for finding gifts and practicing your bargaining skills!
The market can get very busy; mornings are generally better. Be prepared to haggle politely for the best prices.
Enjoy a healthy and delicious lunch at one of Ubud's many vegetarian, vegan, or organic cafes, known for their fresh ingredients and mindful cuisine.
Delve into Bali's rich artistic heritage at the Neka Art Museum.
It houses a diverse collection of traditional and contemporary Balinese, Indonesian, and foreign artworks inspired by Bali.
Offers a comprehensive overview of Balinese painting from traditional to modern works, spread across several pavilions.
Indulge in a luxurious and rejuvenating traditional Balinese massage or a comprehensive spa treatment to unwind and soothe your senses.
Ubud is famous for its world-class spas. Booking in advance is highly recommended, especially for popular establishments. Many offer hotel pickup.
Enjoy dinner at a restaurant of your choice, exploring Ubud's varied dining scene.
Visit the ancient Goa Gajah, an archaeological site featuring a meditation cave with a distinct demon-head entrance, Hindu temple complex, and sacred bathing pools.
A sarong and sash are required for entry (can be rented at the entrance). Be prepared for some steps. Consider hiring a local guide for historical context.
Discover the impressive Tegenungan Waterfall, a powerful cascade surrounded by lush jungle.
Descend to the base for breathtaking views, swimming, and fantastic photo opportunities.
Be prepared for many steps down to the waterfall base. Bring swimwear if you wish to take a dip in the natural pools. There are changing facilities available.
Enjoy lunch at a restaurant or cafe with picturesque views near the Tegenungan Waterfall area.
Visit Tirta Empul, a sacred Hindu water temple renowned for its holy spring water.
Observe or participate in the traditional purification ritual (melukat) in its blessed pools.
A sarong and sash are required and available for rent at the entrance. If participating in the purification, bring a change of clothes and respectfully follow local customs.
Enjoy a special dinner on your last evening in Ubud, perhaps at a restaurant offering traditional Balinese cuisine, fine dining, or a charming setting with live music.
Travel from your accommodation in Ubud to the Southern Coast of Bali, specifically Nusa Dua, to check into your new luxury hotel.
Arrange a private car or taxi for a comfortable transfer. Consider using a local driver service like 'Bali Hire Driver' (https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g297698-d12257757-Reviews-Bali_Hire_Driver-Nusa_Dua_Benoa_South_Kuta_Bali.html) for reliability. Prices vary based on duration and distance.
Private car service recommended for convenience.
Check into your luxurious accommodation, The St.
Regis Bali Resort, and settle in. Take some time to explore the resort's stunning facilities.
Enjoy the resort's amenities upon arrival, including pools and beachfront access.
Enjoy a leisurely lunch at one of the many exquisite restaurants within or near your resort in Nusa Dua, offering diverse culinary options.
Explore local Indonesian cuisine or international options available.
Experience the famous Kuta Beach (Google Places), known for its long sandy stretch, surf breaks suitable for beginners, and vibrant atmosphere.
Enjoy sunbathing, swimming, or watching the surfers.
Beware of strong currents if swimming far out. Surf lessons are widely available if interested. This is a great spot for sunset views.
Approximately 30-40 minute taxi/rideshare from Nusa Dua.
Enjoy dinner at one of Kuta's bustling restaurants, offering a wide range of local and international cuisines to suit every taste.
Spend a thrilling day at Waterbom Bali (TripAdvisor), an award-winning water park featuring world-class slides and rides amidst a beautiful tropical park setting.
Perfect for hours of fun and relaxation.
Lockers and towel rentals are available. Sunscreen and hats are highly recommended. Plenty of food and drink options inside the park.
Approximately 20-30 minute taxi/rideshare from Nusa Dua.
After the excitement of the water park, head to the fashionable Seminyak area for some retail therapy.
Explore the chic boutiques, art galleries, and designer stores.
Seminyak is known for its upscale shopping, trendy cafes, and stylish beach clubs. Great for people-watching.
Short taxi/rideshare from Waterbom Bali. Approximately 30-40 minutes back to Nusa Dua.
Enjoy a sophisticated dinner at one of Seminyak's renowned restaurants, many offering exquisite dining experiences with diverse cuisines and elegant atmospheres.
Start your day with a relaxing morning at The St.
Regis Bali Resort. Enjoy the pools, private beach access, or simply unwind in your luxurious surroundings, taking advantage of the resort's premium facilities.
Take advantage of the resort's premium facilities and tranquil ambiance.
Head to Pantai Pandawa (Google Places), often called 'Secret Beach', known for its beautiful white sand, clear turquoise waters, and impressive limestone cliffs carved with statues.
It's a serene spot for relaxation.
Great for swimming, sunbathing, and kayaking. Enjoy fresh coconut water from the local vendors along the beach.
Approximately 15-20 minute taxi/rideshare from Nusa Dua.
Grab a casual late lunch at one of the small warungs (local eateries) along Pandawa Beach, offering fresh seafood and authentic local dishes right by the sea.
Enjoy dinner at a restaurant in the Nusa Dua area, perhaps exploring some of the finer dining options available within the resort complex or nearby for a more refined culinary experience.
Embark on a private full-day tour of Southern Bali's highlights with a dedicated driver.
This flexible tour allows you to visit key attractions at your own pace.
Consider hiring a private driver for the day (e.g., via 'Bali Hire Driver' https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g297698-d12257757-Reviews-Bali_Hire_Driver-Nusa_Dua_Benoa_South_Kuta_Bali.html). Suggested stops include Uluwatu Temple, Padang Padang Beach, and possibly the Garuda Wisnu Kencana (GWK) Cultural Park.
Comfortable private car with driver. Discuss your preferred itinerary with the driver.
Visit the majestic Uluwatu Temple, perched on a steep cliff 70 meters above the Indian Ocean.
Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views and observe the playful monkeys.
Dress modestly (sarong and sash available at entrance). Be mindful of monkeys; they are known to snatch belongings. This is part of your private tour.
Relax at Padang Padang Beach, a smaller, picturesque beach famous for its unique rock entrance, white sand, and excellent surfing conditions (for experienced surfers).
Great for sunbathing and swimming in calmer areas. There's a small entrance fee to access the beach. This is part of your private tour.
Witness the mesmerizing Kecak Fire Dance performance at Uluwatu Temple, held daily during sunset.
The traditional dance tells stories from the Ramayana epic, accompanied by a powerful chorus of human voices.
Arrive early to secure good seats and enjoy the panoramic sunset views from the amphitheater. Tickets usually go on sale an hour before the show.
Enjoy dinner at one of the many restaurants or warungs in the Uluwatu area, with options ranging from local Balinese food to international cuisine, often with great views.
Indulge in a relaxing spa treatment at your resort or a highly-rated local spa in Nusa Dua, offering traditional Balinese massages or other rejuvenating wellness therapies.
Many resorts offer excellent spa facilities. Book in advance for popular treatments to ensure availability.
Enjoy some free time at The St.
Regis Bali Resort, perhaps swimming in the crystal-clear pools, reading by the beach, or taking a leisurely stroll along the private shoreline.
Savor your last moments of luxury on the Southern Coast before preparing for your next segment.
Have a relaxed lunch at one of The St.
Regis Bali Resort's dining venues, enjoying the exquisite ambiance and cuisine before your afternoon activities.
Do some last-minute souvenir shopping in Nusa Dua or nearby areas to pick up gifts and mementos from your incredible Bali experience.
Consider local markets for traditional handicrafts or boutique shops for higher-quality items and unique finds.
Enjoy a special farewell dinner on Bali's Southern Coast, reflecting on your wonderful experiences.
Consider a beachfront restaurant for a memorable ambiance and stunning views.
Visit the beautiful former royal palace water garden, known for its elaborate fountains, ponds, and stone carvings.
Enjoy feeding the koi fish.
Bring small change for fish food. Wear comfortable shoes for walking around the grounds.
Experience the spiritual journey to one of Bali's oldest and most revered temples, famous for its iconic 'Gates of Heaven' with Mount Agung in the background.
Prepare for a steep climb or utilize local scooter taxis at the base. Dress respectfully (sarong provided). Expect queues for photos at the Gates of Heaven.
Enjoy a traditional Balinese lunch at a local restaurant with scenic views of the surrounding rice paddies or ocean.
Explore the beautiful Ujung Water Palace, a former royal palace with elegant architecture, large ponds, and panoramic views of the sea and mountains.
Great for photography and a peaceful stroll.
Enjoy dinner at one of the charming beachfront restaurants in Candidasa, a relaxed coastal town.
Embark on an exciting 4x4 jeep tour to catch the sunrise over Mount Batur, explore the lava fields, and enjoy breathtaking volcanic landscapes.
Wear layers, as it can be cold in the early morning. This tour is designed to visit famous and picturesque sites. Booking: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g303952-d12122334-Reviews-Mount_Batur_Jeep_Tour-Kintamani_Bangli_Bali.html?m=66827
Enjoy a well-deserved breakfast at a restaurant overlooking the stunning Mount Batur and Lake Batur caldera.
Visit a local coffee plantation to learn about the traditional processing of Balinese coffee, including the famous Luwak coffee.
Enjoy tastings.
Opportunity to sample various coffees and teas. Optional purchase of Luwak coffee.
Relax and rejuvenate in the natural hot springs of Toya Bungkah, offering therapeutic waters with views of Lake Batur.
Bring swimwear and a towel.
Enjoy a quiet dinner at a restaurant near your accommodation in North Bali, perhaps trying local specialties.
Hike to Sekumpul Waterfall, one of Bali's most magnificent multi-tiered waterfalls.
Enjoy the natural beauty and refreshing spray.
Requires a moderate hike with stairs and river crossings. Wear sturdy shoes and bring swimwear if you wish to swim.
Savor lunch at a charming restaurant in the cool, mountainous village of Munduk, known for its stunning valley views.
Visit the iconic Ulun Danu Beratan Temple, a picturesque temple complex on the shores of Lake Bratan, dedicated to the water goddess Dewi Danu.
Often cooler here due to the higher elevation. Beautiful photo opportunities.
Discover the tranquil and picturesque Banyumala Twin Waterfalls, offering a natural swimming pool and stunning natural surroundings.
The path can be a bit steep but is generally well-maintained. A great spot for a refreshing dip.
Enjoy dinner in the Bedugul area, known for its fresh produce and cool climate.
Start your day with a calming yoga and meditation session, often offered at wellness retreats like Zen Resort, focusing on mindfulness and relaxation.
Check with your accommodation for available classes or nearby studios.
Immerse yourself in local life by visiting a traditional market in Singaraja or a nearby village, experiencing authentic Balinese sights, sounds, and smells.
Great for observing daily life and finding local crafts or snacks.
Enjoy a leisurely lunch in Lovina, a tranquil coastal area known for its black sand beaches and calm waters.
Spend the afternoon relaxing on the unique black sand beaches of Lovina, swimming, or simply enjoying the peaceful ambiance.
Known for calmer waters, making it suitable for swimming.
Indulge in a relaxing traditional Balinese massage, a perfect way to unwind after exploring.
Enjoy a special farewell dinner in North Bali, reflecting on your adventures in this beautiful region.
Enjoy a final Balinese breakfast at your resort before preparing for your departure.
Complete your check-out procedures and ensure all your belongings are packed.
Arrange for a private car or taxi transfer from North Bali to Ngurah Rai International Airport for your flight back to Cape Town.
Traffic can be unpredictable, allow ample time for the journey.
Proceed with check-in and security screening for your international flight.
Depart from Denpasar (DPS) on your flight to Cape Town (CPT) with Singapore Airlines, via Singapore and Johannesburg.
Arriving July 6th.
Singapore Airlines flight departing DPS at 12:10 on July 5th, stopping in Singapore and Johannesburg, arriving CPT at 09:25 on July 6th.
Your flight from Bali arrives at Cape Town International Airport (CPT).
Clear immigration and collect your luggage.
Follow signs for arrivals and baggage claim. Have your passport and any necessary documentation ready.
After collecting luggage, you can arrange for a taxi, ride-sharing service, or pre-booked transfer to your home.
Travel from the airport to your home in Cape Town.
Take some time to unpack and settle back in after your long journey.
Traffic can be heavy during peak hours, so account for travel time. Enjoy reconnecting with your home comforts.
Enjoy a relaxed lunch at home or at a favorite local spot near your residence.
Prioritize comfort and ease after your flight.
Dedicate the afternoon to relaxation and recovery from your extensive travels.
This could include light chores, reading, or simply resting at home.
Allow your body to adjust to the time zone and rest after your journey.
Enjoy a comfortable dinner at home, perhaps with family or friends, or treat yourself to a meal at a beloved local restaurant to mark the end of your trip.
A simple and comforting meal is often best after returning from a long trip.
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