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Bali Itinerary: 2 to 14 days, day by day
Rice-terrace mornings, surf afternoons, and sunsets that earn the long flight. Pick a trip length to see every day written out — what to do, where to stay and what it costs.
Every trip length
Pick how long you have in Bali.
Each one is a complete plan. Here is the shape of each, a line per day.
2 days in Bali
- Day 1Ubud highlights and a classic sunset coast evening
- Day 2Temples, local market streets, and a calm final afternoon
3 days in Bali
- Day 1South Bali temples and sunset coast
- Day 2Ubud temples, terraces and central streets
- Day 3East-central Bali scenery and a calm final evening
4 days in Bali
- Day 1Ubud arrival and central highlights
- Day 2Temples and rice terraces around Ubud
- Day 3South Bali beaches and cliff temple
- Day 4Tanah Lot and Seminyak finale
5 days in Bali
- Day 1Ubud arrival and central highlights
- Day 2Rice terraces and temples north of Ubud
- Day 3South Bali cliffs and sunset coast
- Day 4Markets, crafts and a slow Ubud afternoon
- Day 5Final temple scenery and a gentle last evening
6 days in Bali
- Day 1Ubud arrival and central highlights
- Day 2Rice terraces and sacred springs
- Day 3Monkey Forest, crafts and sunset dance
- Day 4South Bali cliffs and seafood sunset
- Day 5East Bali temples and water palace
- Day 6Final temple views and departure
7 days in Bali
- Day 1Ubud arrival and easy town introduction
- Day 2Rice terraces, monkey forest and central Ubud culture
- Day 3South Bali temples, cliffs and sunset seafood
- Day 4Nusa Penida day trip
- Day 5Seminyak and Canggu beach clubs, boutiques and sunset
- Day 6East Bali water palace and gate of heaven route
- Day 7Tanah Lot and final beach afternoon
10 days in Bali
- Day 1Seminyak arrival and beachside ease
- Day 2Ubud core and rice terrace scenery
- Day 3South Bali temples and seafood coast
- Day 4Mountains, lake temple and highland views
- Day 5Culture and crafts around Ubud
- Day 6Nusa Dua coast and calm beach time
- Day 7East Bali heritage and water palaces
- Day 8Bukit Peninsula cliffs and sunset performance
- Day 9Free-form coastal Bali with spa and sunset
- Day 10Seminyak finale and departure
14 days in Bali
- Day 1Settle into Seminyak and the west coast
- Day 2Seminyak, Canggu and Tanah Lot
- Day 3Bukit Peninsula beach and clifftop day
- Day 4Seminyak leisure and temple culture
- Day 5Transfer to Ubud via central Bali
- Day 6Rice terraces and Ubud classics
- Day 7East Bali temples and water palaces
- Day 8North Bali waterfalls and lake country
- Day 9Ubud slow day: art, markets and spa
- Day 10Volcanic landscapes and northeast coast
- Day 11Move to Sanur and enjoy the east-coast promenade
- Day 12Nusa Penida day trip
- Day 13South Bali heritage and final beach time
- Day 14Final Sanur morning and departure
How many days do you need in Bali?
10 days is the right length for a first trip to Bali. The island is slow to cross, so split the time between Ubud's rice terraces and temples and a stretch of coast in the south. With fewer days you see the highlights at a brisk pace; with more, add a day trip to Nusa Penida.
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