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Bali Adventure
Surfing, waterfalls, turtle encounters, and the best of Bali in 12 epic days.
Discover Bali in 12 days of sun, surf, and unforgettable moments. This is your highlight reel trip, where every day brings something new. Explore jungle waterfalls, wander through monkey forests, snorkel with turtles, and take on white water rafting before slowing things down with yoga under the palms.
It is not just about the adventure. You will get involved in a local community project, connecting with people and giving something back while you travel. Short on time but big on experience, this is Bali done properly with the perfect mix of energy, connection, and good vibes.
How This Tour Scores
Minor volunteering with brief, low-effort community or environmental projects.
Vibrant nights with frequent parties, beach bars, and local hotspots.
Rich cultural exposure with frequent visits to temples, markets, and ceremonies.
Moderate wildlife exposure with several animals and natural settings included.
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.
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Surfing & Sunset Temple
Experience two of Bali's biggest highlights in one unforgettable day, from your first surf lesson to a sunset visit at the iconic Tanah Lot Temple.
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Sea Turtle Project
Go beyond sightseeing with a hands-on conservation experience, where you'll help protect endangered sea turtles and support an inspiring local project.
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The Ubud Experience
Venture beyond Bali's coastline to explore Ubud, where lush rice terraces, ancient temples and the famous Monkey Forest showcase the island's rich culture and traditions.
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Give Back in Bali
Step beyond the tourist trail and get involved in meaningful community projects, offering a rewarding opportunity to connect with local people and give something back.
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Ride the Rapids
Take on the thrilling rapids of the Ayung River, paddling through lush jungle, dramatic gorges and hidden waterfalls on one of Bali's most exciting adventures.
Itinerary
From sunrise surf to sunset hangs, your Bali days are packed with unforgettable moments. Here’s the lowdown.
Day
1
Seminyak
Your Bali Adventure Starts Here…
There’s something pretty exciting about stepping out of an airport and realising the trip you’ve been counting down to is finally happening. Welcome to Bali! Arrive at Denpasar Airport before 5pm and we’ll be there to meet you before heading over to Seminyak, where the next chapter begins.
Once you arrive, drop your bags, freshen up and take a minute to process the fact that you’re actually here. If jet lag has other ideas, there’s no judgement if your first Bali activity is a power nap!
Later, it’s time to meet the people you’ll be sharing the adventure with. We’ll get together for a quick orientation before heading out for our first dinner as a group. Tonight is all about good food, new faces and that first-night excitement of knowing the whole adventure is still ahead of you.
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2
Seminyak
First Stop: The Waves
You’ve landed on an island famous for its surf culture, so there’s only one thing for it: grab a board and get in the water! This morning, we’re heading to the beach and diving straight into our first proper adventure of the trip.
Whether you’ve surfed before or have absolutely no idea which way round the board goes, you’ll be shown everything you need to know before heading into the water. Then comes the fun part - paddling out, attempting to stand up and hopefully riding a few waves back to shore. Expect plenty of wipeouts, a lot of laughs and that unbeatable feeling when you finally nail one!
Once your arms have officially had enough, the rest of the day is yours. Find a spot on the sand, jump back in for a swim or grab something cold nearby and enjoy your first proper beach day. Not a bad way to spend your first full day in Bali, if you ask us!
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Seminyak
A Day for the Turtles
Today, we’re swapping surfboards for something a little more meaningful as we head to Serangan to spend the day supporting a local sea turtle conservation project.
Sea turtles around Bali face some serious challenges, from plastic pollution and habitat loss to hunting and egg collection. You’ll learn more about the work being done to protect them before getting stuck in yourself. Depending on what the project needs that day, you could be helping maintain the turtle enclosures, taking part in beach clean ups or supporting environmental education activities. Rather than simply visiting, you’ll get to play a small part in the work being done to give Bali’s sea turtles a safer future.
And if the timing is on your side, you may even have the chance to watch baby turtles make their way into the ocean. Turtle releases are seasonal and come at an additional cost, so they can’t be guaranteed, but if you do catch one, it’s a pretty special way to finish the day.
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4
Gili T
Pedal Into Paradise
Today we’re leaving Bali behind and heading across the water to Gili Trawangan. There are no cars here, so forget traffic jams and taxi apps. For the next few days, two wheels are the way forward!
Once we’ve checked in and dropped off our bags, we’ll grab some bikes and head out to explore. Gili T is small enough to cycle around, but there’s plenty to stop for along the way, from beach bars and cafes to stretches of sand that are practically asking you to park up for a swim.
Pedal, stop, explore, repeat. Take your time, make a few spontaneous stops and get to know your new island home. By the end of the day, chances are you’ll already have picked out a favourite spot to come back to.
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5
Gili T
What’s the Plan?
One island, one free day and a very good problem to have: deciding how you’re going to spend it.
If yesterday left you wanting to see more of the island, your guide can help you organise plenty of optional activities. Head beneath the surface on a scuba dive and discover even more of Gili’s marine life, grab a paddleboard or kayak and take to the water, or switch things up completely with a traditional yoga and meditation class.
Of course, filling every minute is completely optional. You could just as easily find a spot on the beach, hunt down a good brunch spot or jump back on your bike and see where you end up. Your day, your call.
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6
Gili T
The Great Gili Island Hop
Today, we’re trading two wheels for a boat and heading out to see what lies beyond Gili T. Swimsuits on, snorkels ready and GoPros charged because we’ll be spending most of the day in the water.
First up is Gili Meno, where we’ll jump straight off the boat and snorkel around Bounty Reef Garden. Beneath the water you’ll find colourful marine life and the remains of an old pontoon wreck, making this a pretty cool spot to explore.
Next, we’ll cruise over to Gili Air for lunch and some time on the beach before heading back out for another snorkel. This area is known for its wild sea turtles, so keep your eyes peeled. You never know who might swim past!
After one last dip, we’ll hop back on board and make our way back to Gili T. Salt in your hair, camera roll considerably fuller and hopefully a turtle sighting ticked off the list, we’d call that a pretty successful day.
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Accommodation
Think chill vibes, cool spots, and sharing it all with your new travel fam.
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After days spent surfing, snorkelling, volunteering and rafting, you’re going to want somewhere good to come back to! Across 11 nights, you’ll stay in a handpicked mix of comfortable hotels in Seminyak, Gili T, Ubud and Canggu, giving you a great base for every stage of the adventure.
Think rooftop swims in Seminyak, easy island living on Gili T, tropical surroundings in Ubud and a final stay right in the heart of Canggu. Each stop brings something a little different, with plenty of space to relax, recharge and hang out with the group after busy days exploring.
Rooms are same-sex twin share as standard, with triple rooms occasionally used if there’s an odd number of travellers.
Wherever we’re heading next, you’ll have a comfortable base waiting at the end of the day, ready to do it all again tomorrow. Accommodation is subject to change depending on availability, but any alternative will always be of a similar standard.
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Key Information
Everything you need to know before you go.
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Weather
No matter when you visit, Bali shines all year round. Expect warm temperatures, tropical scenery and plenty of sunshine. From April to October, the dry season brings temperatures of 27–32°C, along with blue skies, calm seas and ideal conditions for beach days, island hopping, snorkelling and Bali's famous surf breaks. Visiting between November and March? You'll still enjoy warm temperatures of 26–31°C, with the occasional tropical downpour keeping the island lush and green. The rain usually passes quickly, leaving plenty of time to get back out exploring, while quieter beaches and fewer crowds let you experience a more relaxed side of Bali.
Getting There
Starts
Your Bali Adventure begins at Bali Denpasar Airport (DPS). We recommend booking a flight that lands between 9:00am and 5:00pm on Day 1, where your local guide will be waiting in the arrivals hall with a Further Travel sign (you won't miss them!). If possible, we'd recommend arriving earlier in the day to give yourself time to settle into the hotel before the evening orientation and your first night with the group. Please note that Bali's traffic can be unpredictable, so we don't recommend arriving too late. If your flight arrives outside of the recommended pickup window, you'll need to make your own way to the hotel. Don't worry though – your local guide will be on hand in the group chat to help you arrange this. Arriving a day early? Let us know! We'd be happy to recommend somewhere to stay near the airport. You can then either return to the airport during the pickup window or meet the group at the hotel.
Ends
Your Bali Island Hopper finishes at your hotel in Seminyak on Day 20. We recommend booking a flight that departs after 12:00pm on your final day, giving you plenty of time to check out and make your own way to Bali Denpasar Airport (DPS) after your final night celebrating with the group. If you're continuing your travels, Bali is also a great place to extend your adventure, so feel free to ask us for recommendations before you go!
FAQ's
Money
The local currency in Bali is the Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). ATMs are widely available in towns and tourist areas, and most shops, restaurants, and hotels accept cards, though smaller markets and rural areas often prefer cash. It’s a good idea to carry a mix of cash and cards to cover meals, drinks, souvenirs, and optional activities.
For convenience and to avoid high foreign exchange fees, many travellers use a travel card such as Wise or Revolut. This allows you to pay in local currency with minimal charges, and you can also withdraw cash from ATMs if needed.
Best Time to Travel
Bali enjoys warm tropical weather all year round, making it a great destination no matter when you visit. The dry season runs from April to September, offering plenty of sunshine, while the wet season from October to March brings short, refreshing tropical showers that rarely last all day. Even during the wet season, you can expect warm temperatures and plenty of opportunities to explore beaches, rice terraces, and temples.
No matter when you travel, our tours are designed to make the most of the local weather, so you’ll always enjoy a mix of adventure, culture, and relaxation.
Wildlife
Bali is full of fascinating wildlife, and what you see will depend on the regions you visit and the activities on your tour. You can expect a very good chance of spotting monkeys in forested areas, sea turtles on the beaches, and a variety of tropical birds throughout the islands.
While sightings can’t be guaranteed, all our tours focus on ethical and sustainable wildlife experiences. Our local team carefully selects activities to ensure encounters are responsible, safe, and enjoyable for both you and the animals.
Food
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
Bali offers an amazing mix of traditional Indonesian cuisine and international options, so you’ll have plenty to try during your trip. Expect local favourites such as Nasi Goreng (fried rice), Mie Goreng (fried noodles), and fresh tropical fruits. Many meals are included on your itinerary, but there will also be opportunities to explore local cafés, warungs, and restaurants on your own.
Vegetarian, vegan, and milder options are widely available, so dietary preferences are easy to cater for. For a full guide to which meals are included on your tour, check the day-by-day itinerary on your tour page.
Solo? Couple? Friends?
Most of our travellers are solo, so joining a group tour is a great way to meet like-minded people and make new friends along the way. Travelling alone gives you flexibility, the chance to connect with others, and the freedom to follow your own adventure.
If you’re coming with a friend or partner, just let us know when you book. We’ll make sure you’re paired together in the same room so you can enjoy the trip side by side.
Accommodation
On your trip, you’ll stay in comfortable twin-share hotel rooms, paired with another traveller from your tour. Forget hostels, our hand-picked hotels offer privacy, comfort, and a touch of luxury, with air conditioning or fans, reliable WiFi, and many featuring pools, gyms, or chill-out spaces. It’s the perfect base to relax after a day of exploring, making new friends, and living your adventure to the fullest.
Free Time
While our programmes are full of unforgettable experiences, there’s still plenty of time built in to relax, explore, or do your own thing. Whether you want to lounge on a beach, wander through local markets, try out a new cafe, or just take a quiet afternoon for yourself, the choice is yours.
Your guides are always happy to share insider tips and recommend hidden gems, so you can make the most of every free moment. Free time is your chance to explore at your own pace, discover local culture, and create memories that are completely your own.
Pre and Post Tour
If you’re arriving early or staying on after your programme, we can help make the most of your extra time. Extra nights of accommodation before the tour starts can be booked easily through us, just get in touch with our team.
Planning to continue your adventure once your trip ends? Our travel experts can offer advice on the best destinations, routes, and experiences to extend your journey, so you can explore confidently and make the most of your time abroad.
Arrival & Transfers
We provide an airport transfer on the day your trip begins. To make things easy, aim to arrive between 9am and 5pm on the start date. Once you’ve booked your flights, be sure to share your arrival details in the Manage My Booking area so we can coordinate your pick-up.
If you’re arriving outside these times, don’t worry, we can help you arrange a private transfer at your own cost. Our team will give you all the details you need to meet your driver and get to your accommodation safely and smoothly.
All in-country transport throughout your trip is included, so you can relax and enjoy the journey. We handle transfers between hotels, activity locations, and any pre-arranged excursions, using buses, trains, and boats where needed.
Each tour page lists the correct airport to fly into and out of, so you’ll know exactly where to arrive and depart. If you're still unsure, just chat to the team!
Luggage & Packing
Pack light, pack smart, and be ready for anything. Bring versatile clothing for warm days, cooler evenings, and temple visits. A sturdy backpack or suitcase works fine, and you’ll have opportunities to do laundry along the way. Don’t forget essentials like chargers, travel documents, and a good pair of walking shoes for exploring
Flights
Flights are not included in the trip price and will need to be booked separately. We recommend securing your place on the trip before booking flights, as availability and dates can sometimes change and flight prices can fluctuate.
Once your place is confirmed, our team is happy to help with advice on the best airports to fly into, typical routes, and timings to ensure your arrival runs smoothly.
Visa & Vaccinations
Visa requirements vary depending on your nationality and the country you are visiting. Some destinations allow certain nationals to enter visa-free for a limited period, while others may require a visa on arrival or in advance. It is your responsibility to check the latest visa and entry requirements before travelling. You can do this via the relevant embassy or consulate website, or reach out to our team for guidance.
We also recommend checking with your GP or a travel health clinic for advice on vaccinations and other health precautions for the country you are visiting. Make sure to arrange any required vaccinations well in advance to ensure a smooth start to your trip.
Group Leaders
Who are the group leaders?
Your group leader is your go-to guide, mentor, and ultimate problem-solver while on tour. They know everything from hidden local spots to the best places to eat, and are there to make sure your trip runs smoothly. Think of them as your travel BFF who’s got your back 24/7.
How big are the groups?
Groups are kept small and social, usually between 12 and 22 travellers, so it’s easy to bond and make friends for life. You’ll meet people from all over the world, all sharing the same love of adventure and discovery.
Can I get in touch with my group or leader before the trip?
Yes! Around two weeks before your tour, your group leader will be added to your group WhatsApp. You’ll also be able to connect with your fellow travellers in our private destination-specific community so you can start sharing tips, hype, and travel excitement before you even arrive.
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