2-Day Trips from Bali

2-day trips from Bali: Ubud, Kuta and Jatiluwih

A great option for travelers looking to the different sides of Bali in a short period of time, these 2-day trips are packed with amazing sights and experiences. You'll see lush rice paddies, idyllic beaches, bustling cities and ancient temples.

Considered to be the cultural and spiritual heart of Bali, Ubud offers visitors a unique chance to explore the island's rich cultural heritage at a slower pace. You'll visit iconic temples such as Tanah Lot, Uluwatu and Besakih, as well as famous cities like Ubud and Kuta.

What is the typical itinerary of a 2-day Ubud, Kuta and Jatiluwih trip?

Starting with convenient hotel pickup from all of the main tourist areas on the island, your guide will take you to explore the best that Bali has to offer. Along the way, depending on your particular tour, you'll also see stunning beaches, sample local cuisines, check off the picturesque Tegalalang rice fields and more.

Your adventure may also include visits to a coffee plantation, Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary or Goa Gajah, the Kintamani volcano, and Padang Padang Beach, made famous by "Eat, Pray, Love".

Along the way, your guide will explain the history and significance of these sites to the local Balinese community. Finally, you'll see the Tirta Empul Temple before checking into your hotel for the evening.

To top it off, a seafood barbecue candlelight dinner on Jimbaran Beach and a Kecak dance show add an extra dose of culture.

On day two, you'll have some free time in Ubud before heading out for a tour of Jatiluwih, an area known for its traditional rice terraces that are said to be among the most beautiful in Bali.

You'll stop at the Ulundanu Water Temple and Taman Ayun Royal Temple before making your way to the coastal Tanah Lot Temple for a sunset viewing. Dating back to the 16th century, this landmark is considered to be one of Bali's most sacred sites.

Which types of 2-day Ubud, Kuta and Jatiluwih trips are available?

A handful of tours operate in the Ubud region. While many stops are the same, some itineraries differ in terms of length and focus. Options include day trips, overnight tours, and multi-day excursions covering a wide range of heritage sites.

What is the price of a 2-day tour to Ubud and Jatiluwih from Bali?

Private tours are generally more expensive, however, the cost depends more on the activities included than the number of people in your tour.

• 2-day Ubud and Kuta temple tours: between US$70 and US$175 per person.
• Private Ubud tour with sahadewa barong dance & fire dance: About US$160 per group (maximum 5 people). This does not include accommodation.
• Ubud and Jatiluwih heritage sites tour: around US$225 per person.
• Ubud and Gates to Heaven 2-day tour: around US$225 per person.

2-day trips from Bali: Komodo islands

The world's largest lizard, the Komodo dragon, makes its home within the stunning Komodo National Park, which is spread across 29 volcanic islands.

This 2-day private tour from Bali will take you to the main islands of this unique landscape place, giving you a chance to explore its rugged terrain and witness these fascinating creatures in their natural habitat.

What is the typical itinerary of a 2-day Komodo islands trip?

Your trip will start with convenient pickup by your private guide and driver from your Bali hotel. From there you'll head to the dock where your boat will set sail for the offshore islands.

Kelor Island is a popular stop for snorkeling while Rinca Island is the most common destination for admiring the Komodo Dragons.

After spending a night on the boat you'll make your way back via Kanawa Island, a stunning beach destination for swimming and sunbathing.

With all meals and transport included, and a flexible itinerary that can be tailored to your interests, this is the perfect opportunity to experience a truly unique part of Indonesia.

What is the price of a 2-day Komodo islands tour from Bali?

The price of a 2-day Komodo dragon day tour depends on how many people are in your group:

• 2 persons (minimum 2): Around US$850 each
• 3-4 persons (minimum 3, maximum 4): Around US$770 each
• 5-15 persons (minimum 5, maximum 15): Around US$650 each

2-day trips from Bali: East Coast

What is the typical itinerary of a 2-day east coast trip?

Focusing on showing off the less-visited eastern coast of the main Bali island, with plenty of time dedicated to scuba diving, snorkeling, and other water activities, this 2-day east coast diving safari is the perfect way to explore Bali's beautiful underwater world.

Starting with hotel pickup, you'll kickstart your adventure by driving to Sanur beach before your first underwater site: Padang Bai. After exploring this vibrant ecosystem you'll have lunch at a beach-side restaurant, do another diving session and then drive 1.5 hours to Tulamben where you'll spend the night.

On day two, you'll discover arguably Asia's most famous dive spot: the USAT Liberty shipwreck, an American World War II ship. Another beachfront cafe lunch is offered before you make your way back to your hotel to end the tour.

What is the price of a 2-day east coast diving safari tour from Bali?

The price of an east coast diving safari tour is around US$350 per person. This includes all equipment, lunches, transport and dives but does not include dinners. The minimum number of guests is 2 people.

2-day trips from Bali: Mount Batur

Towering over the beautiful Bali island at 1,717 meters (5,633 feet) tall, the Mount Batur stratovolcano is a popular destination for hiking and trekking enthusiasts, with several tour options to experience one of the island's highest points.

What is the typical itinerary of a 2-day Mount Batur trip?

On day one, you'll be picked up from your hotel in Bali and driven to the base of Mount Batur.

Once there, depending on your tour of choice, you'll have a relaxing evening seeing nearby temples, building a campfire and setting up camp in Serongga, soaking in the local hot springs or exploring the Kintamani region.

On day two, you'll begin an exciting 2-hour hike up rugged lush volcano slopes. Along the way, your guide will share fascinating insights about the local flora and fauna as well as historical facts about this iconic landscape.

After reaching the summit and taking in the views — potentially at sunrise, if you camped nearby the night prior — you'll make your way back to base and finish off the trip with a delicious meal before being dropped off at your hotel in Bali.

Which types of 2-day trips to Mount Batur are available?

• Mount Batur tour with camping on the volcano and sunrise hike.
• Mount Batur tour with accommodation at a nearby hotel.
• Mount Batur tour with visits to hot springs, temples and nearby villages.
• 2-day Enduro dirt bike tour of Mount Batur.

What is the price of a 2-day tour to Mount Batur from Bali?

• Hiking tours: between US$100 and US$250
• 2-day Enduro dirt bike: around US$350

2-day trips from Bali: Nusa Penida

Nusa Penida is the largest of the three Nusa islands. Due to its laidback vibe, crystalline waters and close proximity, only about 25 kilometers (15 miles) away by boat, it has long been a popular — yet seldom crowded —tourist destination.

What is the typical itinerary of a 2-day Nusa Penida trip?

On day one, you'll be picked up from your hotel in Bali and driven to the Sanur harbor where you'll embark on a short boat ride over to Nusa Penida. Once there, you can spend the rest of the day exploring local beaches and natural attractions on the island's eastern side.

Depending on your tour, this could include Diamond Beach, Atuh Beach and Gamut Beach. You'll have time to snorkel at vibrant marine life locations like Manta Point or Crystal Bay as well as enjoy the views from lookouts like the Thousand Islands Viewpoint.

On day two, after a night in a comfortable hotel with breakfast included, you'll have another full day of exploring Nusa Penida's natural beauty. Focused on the western side of the island, you'll see the white sand beaches near Paluang Cliff, see natural bridges at Pasih Uug Beach and have time to swim at Angel's Billabong.

What is the price of a 2-day tour to Nusa Penida from Bali?

A 2-day tour to Nusa Penida from Bali costs between US$150 and US$300 per person, depending on what is included and level of luxury.

2-day trips from Bali: Mount Agung

Scraping the clouds at over 3,000 meters high, Mount Agung is the highest point on the island of Bali. As well as being a hiker's paradise, the stratovolcano holds deep cultural significance to the Balinese people and is home to one of the region's most important temples, Pura Besakih.

What is the typical itinerary of a 2-day Mount Agung trip?

Combining outdoor adventure with cultural exploration, a typical itinerary for a Mount Agung trip usually includes day hikes to the summit, arriving just in time to experience the colorful sunset.

On day one, you'll be picked up from your hotel and driven to the base of Mount Agung where you'll meet your guide. You'll spend the rest of the day hiking through lush rainforests, passing waterfalls and hidden temples along the way.

As you make your way up to the summit, you may even catch a glimpse of endemic wildlife such as macaques or Bali's cheeky monkeys. You'll have dinner at the campsite and go to bed early in preparation for the final ascent to the summit before sunrise.

At about 4 AM, you'll continue your hike up Mount Agung and marvel at the incredible views from its peak. Finally, you'll descend back to base camp where you can relax before being driven to a local restaurant for lunch and then back to your hotel.

What is the price of a 2-day tour to Mount Agung from Bali?

Adult: around US$300 - US$310
Child: around US$150 - US$160

2-day trips from Bali: Java Island

This multi-day trip to Java includes an exciting hike up Ijen volcano in search of its famous blue fire. The tour also includes visits to several heritage sites such as temples, palaces and archaeological sites, enriching your understanding of Indonesia's fascinating cultural and historical legacy.

What is the typical itinerary of a 2-day Java Island tour?

Starting with pickup from your hotel, the first day of your tour will be spent exploring the stunning natural and cultural wonders of Bali. You'll visit ancient temples like Tanah Lot and Taman Ayun, check out Lake Beratan and wander through the historic town of Singaraja, Bali's former capital.

In the afternoon you'll take a 50-minute boat trip across the Bali Sea from Gilimanuk to East Java. After a few hours of resting, your guide will pick you up at midnight to depart for the Ijen Crater hike — the magnificent blue fire is only visible at night.

You'll watch the sunrise and enjoy a light breakfast at the summit. After descending, you will make your way to a couple more attractions including Baluran National Park before being taken back to Bali.

What is the price of a 2-day tour to Java from Bali?

Expect to pay around US$330 per person.

2-day trips from Bali: Gili Islands

Famed for their idyllic white sand beaches, crystal-clear waters and laidback vibe, the Gili Islands welcome both beach bums and partygoers alike.

Whether you're looking for an adventure-filled getaway snorkeling with turtles or want to relax, cocktail in hand, this trio of islands — Gili Trawangan, Gili Meno and Gili Air — offer something for everyone.

What is the typical itinerary of a 2-day Gili Islands trip?

Following convenient hotel pickup and transfer to the harbor, day one of your Gili Islands trip typically includes a full-day boat tour with snorkeling opportunities.

As you explore the islands by boat, you'll get to see local fishermen working their nets or enjoying a leisurely swim in some of the region's best spots. In the afternoon, you can take it easy with a relaxing massage or head out for some beachside cocktails before checking into your beachfront resort.

The next day is all about exploring, highlighted by a 2.5-hour boat ride around the 3 Gili Islands. You'll be given snorkeling gear and have plenty of opportunities to explore the Gili Islands' vibrant coral reefs.

What is the price of a 2-day tour to the Gili Islands from Bali?

• Adults: around US$470
• Children: (3-8): around US$145
• Infants: (2 and younger): around US$7