Are you looking for an unusual holiday destination? Do you want to enjoy Nature and have refreshing activities? Maybe Bali might be the answer for those of you who are looking for a more refreshing and relaxing holiday.

An island which is known as the “Island of the Gods”, Bali is one popular tourist destination for its beautiful beaches, stunning rice terraces, and its rich culture. On this island, there are so many things that you can do from visiting various Hindu temples, including Tanah Lot Temple, which is located on top of a rock formation with unforgettable scenic views, getting immersed into the Balinese culture and enjoying the authentic Balinese Traditional dance, do diving or snorkeling into the crystal-clear ocean and find out more about the marine life, and many other relaxing and enjoyable encounter are waiting for your visit.

Once you arrive in Denpasar, the central city of Bali. you can take your time and have some rest from the jet lag in some restaurants in the area, from the budget-friendly option such as Warung Wardani, or savoring delicious meat at The Frumpy Butcher.

After getting your stomach filled and energy charged at the restaurants, you might want to continue your journey through the various museums in Denpasar which house numerous unique artifacts and arts that tell the story of Balinese culture and history such as The Puri Lukisan Museum that is known for focusing more on Balinese art, the Neka Art Museum that has a collection of modern and contemporary Indonesian art, and the largest and oldest museum in Bali, Bali Museum that boast on its collections of artifacts, traditional Balinese weaponry and interesting religious objects.

On the next day, you could enhance and immerse yourself in the breathtaking scenery in Uluwatu as well as travel along the temples nestled inside the area such as the Uluwatu Temple which is located on top of cliffs with the breathtaking sight of the Indian Ocean and relaxing sound as the wave crash through the cliff underneath your feet. Besides, during your visit, you could also enjoy the captivating performance of the Kecak Dance usually performed before the sunset in the temple area.

As the sun slowly sets behind the sky, you can move from Uluwatu to Tanah Lot and enjoy the scenic sunset in the area along with the majestic Tanah Lot Temple that is built on top of a rocky island with the clear blue color ocean underneath making a magical scene which makes the place worth to visit at least once in Bali.

The third day is the day when you can appreciate the unique art of Bali through its art galleries and traditional crafts. Visit Ubud Art scenes through the numerous art galleries lining up in Ubud’s street that showcase the diverse range of traditional and contemporary Balinese art forms from sculptures, to unique textiles like batik and other Ubud’s artistic legacy. You could also visit various workshops where you could come and learn more about wood carving, the beautiful batik creation, and basket making using the traditional method.

The other must-visit place in Ubud is the Ubud Palace which is rich in history and once served as the royal residence of the Ubud royal family. Other than that are the temples that scatter around the area including the Saraswati Temple which is dedicated to the Hindu goddess of knowledge and music, and Goa Gajah which is believed to be the ancient temple since the 11th century.

Have your early start at dawn and witness the breathtaking sunrise from Mount Bantur along with its volcanic peaks, lush greenery surrounding the mountain, and the stunning Lake Bantur. As for breakfast, you could take them at the peak while soaking in the breathtaking scenery of natural beauty. As you descend from the mountain peak, you can soak in relaxing Hot Springs located at the base of the volcano and soothe your muscles in this naturally made bath.

After taking your time and rejuvenating yourself in the hot spring, it is time for you to start your exploration through the Monkey Forest open from 8.30 AM to 5.30 PM. Once you step inside the Money Forest you will be greeted by numerous lively monkey forests jumping around from tree to tree.

It is time to enjoy the sun and do various water activities throughout the archipelago of Nusa Island. Made from three main islands, the Nusa archipelago is one of the paradise islands for water sports enthusiasts around the world. Housing Nusa Lembongan will provide you a place to swim, sunbathe, and even surf to your heart's contents, Nusa Ceningan that houses crystal-clear ocean water and numerous secret beaches waiitng to be explored, and Nusa Penida which is known for its true beauty of nature starting from the towering cliffs, hidden coves and many naturally made formations stones and more.

A charming village located in southern Bali that is well known for its stunning black sand beaches, vibrant coral reefs that are full of marine life, and serene atmosphere which makes it the perfect chance for you to relax. Located behind the shadow of Mount Agung, giving you the breathtaking scenery.

During your visit to their majestic beach, you could try to do some water activities such as snorkeling and get close and personal with various marine life, or dive into the underwater world at popular spots such as Jemeluk Bay, Lupah Bay, and the USAT Liberty shipwreck that has been transformed into artificial reefs.

The last day is the time for you to enjoy the luxury of Bali, starting from enjoying your time at Stylish Beach Clubs with infinity pools and trendy restaurants that will serve you with the highest quality delicacy with the majestic setting of the sunset and ocean backdrop.

Besides, Seminyak is renowned as an art gallery and fashion paradise with numerous galleries showcasing works by Indonesian artists, and a wide variety of designer’s boutiques and local shops from high-end fashion labels to unique handcrafted souvenirs and trendy beachwear.

You can also experience the cultural atmosphere of Seminyak by visiting its temple’s ceremonies at Pura Petitenget, a beautiful seaside temple, or take a cooking class and learn to make authentic Balinese delicacies.

Now that you already know what to do in Bali, it is time to pack your back and prepare yourself to get immersed in the paradise island of Bali. Please feel free if there are any tourist destinations or activities that you want to change in the Bali 7-day road trip itinerary above. You can add more destinations or exchange it with something else but don’t forget to book your hotel and flight on Traveloka! Besides giving the best price, Traveloka also often gives numerous combos, discounts, and promotions! So don’t miss yours!