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12-Day Adventure

Surfing, waterfalls, turtle encounters, and the best of Bali in 12 epic days.

Days

18-35

Years

Meals

Max Group

Discover Bali in 12 epic days of sun, surf, and unforgettable memories! From exploring mystical monkey forests and chasing jungle waterfalls to snorkelling with turtles in the crystal-clear waters of the Gili Islands, this trip packs the best of Bali into one incredible adventure. Get your adrenaline fix with white water rafting, learn to surf Bali’s famous waves, and unwind with yoga sessions under the palms. You’ll also make a meaningful impact through a rewarding community project, connecting with locals and giving back to the island that gives you so much. Short on time but big on adventure? This is your ultimate Bali highlight reel, the perfect mix of thrill, chill, and good vibes!

All Accommodation

In-Country Transport

Expert Local Guide

Stated Meals

Free T-Shirt

Like-Minded Travel Group

Free E-Sim

Exclusive Group Chat

Airport Pickup on Arrival

Pre-Departure Support

Surfing Lesson

Turtle Conservation

Gili Trawangan Bike Tour

Snorkelling Tour

Ubud Volunteering Project

Ubud Monkey Forest

Tirta Empul Holy Temple Tour

Tegallalang Rice Fields Tour

White Water Rafting

Yoga Session

Flights

Optional Activities

Travel Insurance

Visas

Background Check

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1199

99.92

Per Day

Deposit from £49

Dates & Prices

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Flexible Date Changes

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How This Tour Scores

Volunteering

2 /5

Minor volunteering with brief, low-effort community or environmental projects.

Nightlife

4 /5

Vibrant nights with frequent parties, beach bars, and local hotspots.

Culture

4 /5

Rich cultural exposure with frequent visits to temples, markets, and ceremonies.

Wildlife

3 /5

Moderate wildlife exposure with several animals and natural settings included.

Adventure

5 /5

Ultimate adventure packed with adrenaline, challenges, and unforgettable moments.

The Best Bits

From hidden waterfalls to island-hopping days and unforgettable nights out, every moment’s a vibe.

Surfing & Tanah Lot Temple

Learn to ride Bali’s famous waves before exploring the iconic Tanah Lot Temple at sunset.

Turtle Conservation

Protect endangered turtles and get hands-on experience helping local conservation efforts in a beautiful coastal setting.

Ubud Tour

Wander through lush rice terraces, bustling markets, and the sacred Monkey Forest of Ubud.

Volunteering Projects

Make a meaningful impact while connecting with local communities through rewarding, hands-on volunteering activities.

White Water Rafting

Feel the adrenaline rush as you navigate Bali’s thrilling rivers surrounded by tropical jungle.

Itinerary

From sunrise surf to sunset hangs, your Bali days are packed with unforgettable moments. Here’s the lowdown.

Day

Ubud

Transfer to Ubud

Today is the day that your amazing island trip on the gorgeous Gili Trawangan must sadly come to an end. You will transfer back to Bali by fast boat, and arrive in Ubud in the afternoon. After the long journey, you will have the afternoon to rest and relax. You can take a leisurely stroll around the town, explore the local markets, and take in the sights and sounds of Ubud. You can also take a dip in the pool. There are plenty of restaurants and cafes to choose from, so you can enjoy a delicious meal and a refreshing drink.

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Ubud

NGO Volunteering Project

After breakfast, it’s now time to make a positive impact! You will spend the day getting involved with a community service project at a local NGO which takes care of people with special needs! Get involved in their teaching classes, or help with craft activities, painting, gymnastics or whatever else is going on in their learning centre. The local teachers will guide you and this is a truly rewarding and beneficial experience to this NGO.

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Ubud

Ubud Tour

Time to explore Ubud! Spend the day immersing yourself in true Indonesian culture. Today certainly isn’t the day to leave your camera behind! Time to make some new (pri)mates at the Sacred Monkey Forest of Padang Tegal. A natural forest sanctuary home to a horde of grey long-tailed macaques, it’s one of Ubud’s most popular attractions! Try to get that all important monkey selfie! Continue your tour with a visit to Tirta Empul, one of the five most holy temples in all of Bali. Don’t miss the Tegalalang Rice Terrace, a series of beautifully arranged paddies. The view is breathtaking!

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Canggu

Rafting and Transfer to Canggu

Prepare for a fun-filled day as you board a boat for some white water rafting with your camp friends! Today will be one to remember for sure. Once the adrenaline has subsided, prepare for a transfer to Canggu – a beautiful resort in Southern Bali!

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Canggu

Yoga and Farewell Dinner

Today is your last full day at camp and we want you to make the most of it! We have kept this day free for you to do whatever you would like. Whether you want to explore the area or just relax and take in the scenery, the choice is yours. If you’re not out and about all day, we’ll have an optional afternoon yoga session for you to enjoy. This will be a great way to stretch out your muscles and relax before the evening pick up for the farewell dinner. After dinner, you’ll have the chance to say goodbye to your fellow campers and exchange contact details. We hope you’ve had a wonderful time at camp and that you’ll take away some great memories.

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Canggu

Departure Day

Home time! It’s been an amazing trip and we hope you’ve enjoyed every moment. Unfortunately it’s reached the time when we need to part ways and head home. With so many other places to explore, where will you go next?!

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Accommodation

Think chill vibes, cool spots, and sharing it all with your new travel fam.

*Please note accommodation is subject to change depending on availability.

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Hotel Stay

Resort

Villa

Day 10-12

Canggu

Relax in Bali’s surf capital surrounded by rice fields, beach bars, and sunsets.

Twin Rooms

Wifi

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Resort

Villa

Day 4-6

Gili T

Sleep steps from white-sand beaches and enjoy unforgettable island sunsets and parties.

Twin Rooms

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Resort

Villa

Day 7-9

Ubud

Immerse yourself in Bali’s cultural heart with jungle views and tranquil surroundings.

Twin Rooms

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Resort

Villa

Day 1-3

Seminyak

Stay near golden beaches, trendy cafés, and Bali’s most vibrant nightlife spots.

Twin Rooms

Wifi

Fan / Aircon

Pool

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Key Information

Everything you need to know before you go.

What's Included

All Accommodation

In-Country Transport

Expert Local Guide

Stated Meals

Free T-Shirt

Like-Minded Travel Group

Free E-Sim

Exclusive Group Chat

Airport Pickup on Arrival

Pre-Departure Support

Surfing Lesson

Turtle Conservation

Gili Trawangan Bike Tour

Snorkelling Tour

Ubud Volunteering Project

Ubud Monkey Forest

Tirta Empul Holy Temple Tour

Tegallalang Rice Fields Tour

White Water Rafting

Yoga Session

Flights

Optional Activities

Travel Insurance

Visas

Background Check

What's Not Included

All Accommodation

In-Country Transport

Expert Local Guide

Stated Meals

Free T-Shirt

Like-Minded Travel Group

Free E-Sim

Exclusive Group Chat

Airport Pickup on Arrival

Pre-Departure Support

Surfing Lesson

Turtle Conservation

Gili Trawangan Bike Tour

Snorkelling Tour

Ubud Volunteering Project

Ubud Monkey Forest

Tirta Empul Holy Temple Tour

Tegallalang Rice Fields Tour

White Water Rafting

Yoga Session

Flights

Optional Activities

Travel Insurance

Visas

Background Check

Weather

Bali’s got that endless summer feel all year round. From April to October, it’s dry season, think blue skies, epic sunsets, and perfect beach vibes with temps around 27–32°C. It’s the ideal time to hit the waves, chase waterfalls, and explore rice terraces. November to March brings the wet season, but don’t stress, it’s mostly short tropical downpours that freshen things up and keep the island green. It’s still warm (26–31°C), way less crowded, and a vibe if you’re into laid-back travel and lush jungle adventures. Rain or shine, Bali’s always a good idea.

Getting There

Starts

Bali Denpasar Airport (DPS) ‍We recommend arriving between 9am – 5pm on day 1 so you can meet your local guide in the arrivals hall.They will be wearing Camp Bali t-shirts and will be holding a sign (You can’t miss them!). If you can, we think arriving earlier rather than later is better to allow for some down time at the hotel before the orientation and evening activities.If you do not arrive in the selected window, you will be responsible for making your own way to the accommodation. Your local guide will be able to advise on this in the group chat. The evening orientation is usually around 7/8pm so we recommend you don’t land too late. The journey from the airport can take a while in Bali’s traffic! If you are planning to arrive a day earlier and want to stay near the airport in a hotel at your own cost just let us know and you can come back to the airport for the pickup window or meet us at the hotel.

Ends

Bali Denpasar Airport (DPS) ‍On the last day of Camp we recommend a flight after midday, we have a final night out in Bali on the last day so give yourself time to recover and make sure you have time for any onward travel arrangements.

FAQ's

Am I responsible for my own flights?

When confirming one of our tours, you will be responsible for booking your own flights. We do this to provide you with the most flexibility on where you fly from, and also so you can find the best price for your journey. Whilst flights aren’t included in the base price, you can request a quote from our flights partner Skylink here.

Do I need a Visa to enter Bali?

Yes, UK citizens need a visa to enter Bali ( if you hold another passport please check the government guidelines for your nationality). You can either get a Visa on Arrival when you land or apply for an e-Visa before you depart, it is a super easy process. Both options cost around £25 and are valid for 30 days.

How do we travel around Bali?

You’ll get around using a mix of private transfers and boats. Bali is a relatively small island, so travel days are usually short and scenic.

Where does the trip start and end?

Your adventure begins and ends just a short drive from Denpasar Airport (DPS) - perfect for easy arrivals and onward travel.

Which airport do I fly into?

You’ll fly into Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) in Denpasar - Bali’s only airport.

What is the currency in Bali?

The local currency is the Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). ATMs are widely available, and most larger establishments accept cards.

When is the best time to travel to Bali?

You can expect warm, tropical weather year-round in Bali. The rainy season typically runs from October to April, bringing short, occasional showers with the dry season being May to September. We carefully plan our trips to ensure you have the best possible experience, whatever the season.

What does the volunteering involve?

You’ll spend time volunteering at a turtle sanctuary and teaching English at a local school in Ubud, a rewarding way to give back and connect with the local community.

Will I see turtles?

There’s a very good chance you’ll spot turtles in the wild, especially around Gili Trawangan. While wildlife sightings can’t be guaranteed, you’ll definitely see turtles up close during our visit to a local turtle sanctuary, an unforgettable experience!

What is the food like?

Bali’s food scene is amazing! Expect a delicious mix of authentic Indonesian dishes, local Balinese specialties, and international favorites. Try classics like: Nasi Goreng: Indonesian fried rice topped with a fried egg Mie Goreng: fried noodles packed with flavor There are also plenty of Western options and familiar fast-food spots, so there’s something for everyone.

Is there a dress code?

There’s no strict dress code, but when visiting temples or cultural sites, modest clothing is required - that means covering shoulders and knees. We suggest packing a lightweight long skirt or trousers and a scarf or shawl for temple visits. Otherwise, dress comfortably and check the weather before you go.