Bali round trip route 7 days plus tips to hidden corners
If you think Bali is touristy and overcrowded, I'm afraid I have to agree with you. As always, however, there is also a very big BUT here. If you are looking for unknown corners and true treasures, say goodbye to places like Kuta or Ubud.
Discover the real Bali where you don't expect to find it. Thinking outside the box and a dose of courage will be rewarded when you embark on the unknown Bali. During my little 7 day round trip, I visited these (almost) unseen and unusual places.
Bali round trip route: 7 days unknown Bali
Tirta Gangga: The Royal Jewel in Bali
Hooray, they still exist, the hidden and untouristy corners in Bali. The right time makes your visit to the royal garden of Tirta Gangga a special experience. Visited by many school classes, it can get a little more crowded here. But don't worry, it gets quiet in the evening or early morning. Tirta Gangga turns into the perfect photo spot.
What to see here?
Besides enchanted waterholes, fountains and a lot of koi carp, you can also enjoy a very special moment of silence here.
Where to stay?
Make it easy on yourself and spend the night in the Water Palace area. Here you are alone in the evening, because there are only a handful of rooms. In the morning you start with a breakfast with a view in time for the first rays of sunshine in the park.
Tirta Gangga is the first stop of my round trip on Bali. All information and tips for your stay in Tirta Gangga, you will find in my article:
Candidasa: Relaxed flair on the coast
Candidasa is not necessarily the glitziest gem, in terms of beach life in Bali. Here it is more leisurely and above all also much quieter. Party? Search best somewhere else. Here you can enjoy the calming sounds of the sea and delicious local food.
What to see here?
A lot of beach and some small stores. But a highlight is a unique cooking class on the beach. Here you cook authentic food while watching the sunset. Is there anything more beautiful?
Where to stay?
This is a great retreat and very conveniently located to watch the sunset. And right here you can cook barefoot and enjoy local specialties.
Candidasa is the second stop of my round trip on Bali. All info and tips about your stay in Candidasa, you can find in my article:
Pemuteran: The pearl in Bali's north
One of the least known towns in the north of Bali is definitely Pemuteran. Here the clocks tick differently and the few visitors get lost in great and extraordinary resorts. The visitors are (unfortunately) sometimes so overwhelmed by the resorts that very few get lost in the surrounding temples. This is your chance.
What to see here?
If you, like me, can't get enough of the great Balinese temples, you should definitely visit 3 temples nearby. Pura Pulaki, Pura Pabean and Pura Melanting are waiting to be explored by you. And one thing I guarantee you, you will be alone in at least one (if not all) of the temples.
Where to stay?
Treat yourself to a good portion of luxury and exclusivity and check in to a tent. No, don't be afraid of creepy crawlies or stuffy air. The tents in the are guaranteed air-conditioned, bombproof and pure luxury.
Pemuteran is the third stop of my round trip on Bali. All information and tips for your stay in Pemuteran, you will find in my article:
Munduk: Mountains, lakes and and very special moments
See Bali from above and breathe in the greenest air on the island: you can do all this in and around Munduk. The small town in the north of Bali is the perfect starting point for a tour by scooter. No clogged roads and other unsafe scooter riders await you here.
What to see here?
Look forward to breathtaking viewpoints, waterfalls and greenery as far as the eye can see. It's so much fun to ride the scooter through the hilly landscape. In between you make a stop to nibble fresh strawberries. A half day excursion to the Jatiluwih rice terraces is a must.
Where to stay?
Simple but authentic accommodation in Munduk.From here you have a dreamlike view of the north coast of Bali. But beware, the supposed proximity to the sea is deceptive, because in the evening it can get quite cold here, you are 700 meters above sea level.
Munduk is the fourth stop of my round trip on Bali. All the information and tips about your stay in Munduk, you can find in my article:
Your travel planning with erlebe-fernreisen
I am honest, has supported me in my round trip through Bali. But I did the trip planning completely on my own. I explain to you how you can easily put together a tailor-made and suitable round trip with erlebe-fernreisen.
At the beginning of every trip, there is a big question mark. You have decided on a destination and now choose suitable stops and activities. You will find a large and colorful bouquet of tours and hotels on the erlebe-fernreisen homepage.
Here you can put together your round trip based on a modular principle, with suitable modules. This will give you a rough overview of all activities. The travel experts of erlebe-fernreisen will help you with all your questions.
The travel experts at erlebe-fernreisen
It is especially practical that there are "real" experts for the respective countries and regions, who will help you with the optimal planning. These are other enthusiastic travelers who have also been to the regions.
They will help you if your itinerary could possibly be improved or if you just need a nudge in the right direction and a real insider tip.
The final travel planning& Travel
Once you have made your decision and know exactly what you want to see, you go into more detail. Almost every module still has options for you to choose from. There are extras, such as excursions, which you can book in advance or wellness or catering packages.
Most of the modules also offer you some freedom in the design of your accommodation. Comfort or luxury: you decide which is the best option for you and your expectations.
When your route and your trip are finally planned, the travel experts at erlebe-fernreisen will take care of everything else. They organize the transfers between the stations, as well as the communication with the tour operator on site. So you don't have to worry anymore and can enjoy your trip relaxed.
On the spot you always have a contact person, the partner agency and of course the team of erlebe-fernreisen. Nothing stands in the way of your perfect trip!
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Open and honest: Thanks to Erlebe-fernreisen for the invitation. As always, my opinion is not influenced by this. I only report about places and things that I can really recommend from the bottom of my heart.