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10 days in Bali

10 days · 46 stops · Indonesia

Bali mixes slow, scenic mornings with easygoing beach energy and a strong food scene, so it feels both relaxing and full of options. Rice-terrace views, surf-friendly coasts, and lively neighbourhoods each have their own rhythm, and the island really shines when you leave room for unhurried sunsets and a few detours between them.

€2,032estimated for two — on-the-ground estimate, flights not included.

AI-estimated prices · Day 1 starts on a Wednesday · Check opening hours and closing days before you go

The 10-day plan, day by day

  1. Day 1 · Wednesday — Seminyak arrival and beachside ease

    Easy arrival day — seaside settling-in and sunset atmosphere

    4 stops€80 in stops, for two

    Morning

    1. 10:00

      Transfer into Seminyak

      Travel from the airport area into Seminyak and settle into the beachside district before starting the day.

      €10 per person

      TIPTraffic can build quickly from late morning, so keep the first stop flexible.

    2. 11:30

      Seminyak check-in and short reset

      Check in, freshen up and take a little time to reset before heading out around the neighborhood.

      Included

      TIPIf the room is not ready yet, most hotels can hold bags.

    Afternoon

    1. 13:00

      Lunch around Jalan Kayu Aya

      This central Seminyak strip is lined with easy first-day dining options, from Indonesian staples to lighter café lunches. It is a convenient place to ease into Bali's resort atmosphere while staying close to shops and your hotel area.

      €12 per person

      TIPMany places are busiest from 13:00 to 14:00, so a slightly early lunch is smoother.

    2. 15:00

      Seminyak Village and nearby lanes

      This pocket of Seminyak mixes small boutiques, homeware shops and walkable lanes that are easy to browse without much planning. It works well for a light first afternoon and gives a feel for the polished, modern side of Bali's beach towns.

      Free

      TIPCarry small notes if you want to browse independent shops or snack stalls.

    Evening

    1. 17:30

      Seminyak Beach sunset walk

      The broad west-facing beach is one of the easiest places in South Bali to watch the light soften over the ocean. Expect a relaxed crowd, surfers in the water and a long sandy stretch that is ideal for an unhurried first-evening walk.

      Free

      TIPBring sandals that are easy to carry once you step onto the sand.

    2. 19:30

      Dinner in Petitenget

      Petitenget's dining streets offer a comfortable first-night mix of local flavors, grilled seafood and stylish open-air venues. The area stays lively after dark while still feeling easy to navigate for an early evening meal.

      €18 per person

      TIPA reservation helps for popular dinner hours, especially in the Petitenget strip.

  2. Day 2 · Thursday — Ubud core and rice terrace scenery

    Classic Ubud day — monkey forest, palace quarter and rice-field views

    5 stops€84 in stops, for two

    Morning

    1. 08:30

      Drive to Ubud

      Head from South Bali to Ubud in the cooler morning before traffic thickens around the center.

      €12 per person

      TIPLeaving early helps preserve more time in central Ubud.

    2. 10:15

      Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary

      This shaded forest sanctuary combines temple ruins, giant trees and resident long-tailed macaques in one of Ubud's most recognizable settings. The paths are atmospheric and easy to follow, with plenty of visual interest even if you keep a steady pace.

      Jl. Monkey Forest, Ubud, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571, Indonesia€6 per person

      TIPKeep phones, sunglasses and loose items secured around the monkeys.

    Afternoon

    1. 12:15

      Lunch near Jalan Hanoman

      The lanes around Jalan Hanoman are packed with casual warungs and cafés, making them a practical lunch stop between major Ubud sights. It is a good area to sample Balinese and Indonesian dishes while staying within walking distance of the center.

      €10 per person

      TIPWarungs with set lunch plates are often the quickest option.

    2. 13:45

      Ubud Palace

      Set in the heart of town, this historic palace complex is known for its carved stone gateways and traditional Balinese architectural details. It is a short but worthwhile stop that anchors the cultural center of Ubud and pairs naturally with the surrounding streets.

      F7V7+72R, Jl. Raya Ubud No.8, Ubud, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571, IndonesiaFree

      TIPCombine this with nearby sights on foot to avoid central parking hassles.

    3. 14:35

      Ubud Art Market

      Just opposite the palace, the market offers textiles, woven bags, woodcraft and easy souvenir browsing in a compact central setting. The atmosphere is lively and colorful, and it is one of the most accessible places to see Bali's everyday craft trade up close.

      Jl. Raya Ubud No.35, Ubud, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571, IndonesiaFree

      TIPLate afternoon can be less hectic for browsing than midday.

    4. 16:00

      Tegallalang Rice Terrace

      These layered rice fields are among Bali's most photographed landscapes, with sweeping green contours cut into the hillside. A short walk reveals different angles over the terraces and gives a strong sense of the island's agricultural beauty.

      Jl. Raya Tegallalang, Tegallalang, Kec. Tegallalang, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80561, Indonesia€2 per person

      TIPSome photo spots and swings charge extra, so check prices before joining in.

    Evening

    1. 18:30

      Return to Seminyak

      Travel back to South Bali after the Ubud circuit and rest before the next day.

      €12 per person

      TIPTraffic can be slow in the early evening, so keep dinner simple back at the hotel area.

  3. Day 3 · Friday — South Bali temples and seafood coast

    Sea temple icons and a relaxed Jimbaran evening

    4 stops€98 in stops, for two

    Morning

    1. 09:00

      Tanah Lot Temple

      Perched on a rocky offshore outcrop, Tanah Lot is one of Bali's signature temple views and a classic coastal landmark. The setting is most striking for its sea-swept silhouettes, cliffside walkways and the way the temple appears to rise from the water.

      Beraban, Kediri, Tabanan Regency, Bali 82121, Indonesia€5 per person

      TIPWear shoes with grip if paths are damp from sea spray.

    2. 11:30

      Lunch in Canggu's Batu Bolong area

      This busy beach district blends surf-town energy with lots of easy lunch choices, smoothie spots and Indonesian cafés. It makes a practical midday break between temple sightseeing and the southern coast.

      €12 per person

      TIPParking and crossings are busiest around the beach at midday.

    Afternoon

    1. 13:45

      Drive to Jimbaran

      Continue south along the coast toward Jimbaran for a slower afternoon and evening by the bay.

      €10 per person

      TIPKeep water in the car; the drive can feel long in midday heat.

    2. 15:15

      Jimbaran Beach walk

      Jimbaran's long curving bay has a calmer, more open feel than many surf beaches on the west coast. It is well suited to an easy shoreline walk, with fishing boats, broad sands and a gentle lead-in to the evening.

      Free

      TIPThe beach is hottest in mid-afternoon, so a hat and water help.

    Evening

    1. 18:00

      Seafood dinner on Jimbaran Bay

      The beachfront dining strip on the bay is known for grilled seafood served at tables set directly on the sand. Sunset and dusk bring a festive but easygoing atmosphere, making it one of Bali's classic coastal dinner experiences.

      €22 per person

      TIPAsk to see the seafood selection and pricing before ordering.

  4. Day 4 · Saturday — Mountains, lake temple and highland views

    Central Bali landscapes — cool air, gardens and crater-lake scenery

    4 stops€110 in stops, for two

    Morning

    1. 08:00

      Drive to Bedugul highlands

      Set out early for Bali's cooler central highlands where mountain roads lead to lakes, gardens and temple scenery.

      €15 per person

      TIPBring a light layer; the highlands can feel noticeably cooler than the coast.

    2. 10:15

      Ulun Danu Beratan Temple

      This lakeside temple complex is one of Bali's most famous images, with elegant shrine roofs appearing to float beside the water. The mountain backdrop and landscaped grounds make it both scenic and very approachable for first-time visitors.

      Candikuning, Baturiti, Tabanan Regency, Bali, Indonesia€5 per person

      TIPMorning usually offers clearer views before clouds gather over the lake.

    3. 11:45

      Bedugul market area snack stop

      The Candikuning area is known for fruit stalls, local produce and simple snack stops that reflect the cooler farming region around the lake. It is an easy place to pause for a light bite before the afternoon sights.

      €5 per person

      TIPTry local strawberries when they are in season and clearly priced.

    Afternoon

    1. 14:45

      Lunch overlooking the hills in Bedugul

      Roadside restaurants around Bedugul often look over forested slopes and farmland, turning a simple meal into part of the day's scenery. Menus are usually straightforward, with Indonesian favorites and warming soups suiting the cooler climate.

      €12 per person

      TIPWindow tables tend to go first on weekends.

    2. 16:15

      Jatiluwih Rice Terraces viewpoint stop

      This UNESCO-listed cultural landscape opens onto broad, layered rice fields that feel more expansive and less compact than many terrace stops closer to Ubud. The views are wide, tranquil and especially rewarding in late afternoon light.

      Jl. Jatiluwih Kawan, Jatiluwih, Kec. Penebel, Kabupaten Tabanan, Bali 82152, Indonesia€3 per person

      TIPStay near the easier viewpoint paths if you want a shorter visit before the drive back.

    Evening

    1. 17:30

      Return to Seminyak

      Head back to the coast after the highland circuit.

      €15 per person

      TIPRoads are winding, so motion-sensitive travelers may want to sit forward in the car.

  5. Day 5 · Sunday — Culture and crafts around Ubud

    Temples, carving villages and a scenic river gorge

    5 stops€86 in stops, for two

    Morning

    1. 08:30

      Drive to central Gianyar

      Make an early start toward the artisan villages and temple sites east of Ubud.

      €12 per person

      TIPSunday traffic can be slower near popular attractions later in the day.

    2. 10:00

      Goa Gajah

      This historic sanctuary, often called Elephant Cave, combines ancient stone carvings, bathing pools and a leafy archaeological setting. It is compact but atmospheric, giving a strong introduction to Bali's older sacred sites beyond the coast.

      Bedulu, Blahbatuh, Gianyar Regency, Bali, Indonesia€3 per person

      TIPA sarong is typically required for temple areas and is often included or available on site.

    3. 11:45

      Mas village woodcarving area

      Mas is known for workshops and galleries devoted to Bali's woodcarving traditions, from decorative masks to finely detailed figures. Browsing here offers a more craft-focused experience than the central souvenir markets, with artisanship at the center.

      Free

      TIPLarger carved pieces can often be shipped if you find something special.

    Afternoon

    1. 13:00

      Lunch in Pengosekan

      The Pengosekan area sits just south of central Ubud and is packed with reliable lunch options. It is a convenient pause between temples, villages and the afternoon nature stop.

      €10 per person

      TIPThis area is easy for a quick lunch with parking nearby.

    2. 14:45

      Campuhan Ridge Walk

      This gentle ridge path follows a green rise above a river valley and opens to wide views of palms, grass and scattered hillsides. It is one of Ubud's easiest scenic walks and works well for a relaxed late afternoon stretch.

      Jl. Raya Ubud, Kelusa, Kec. Payangan, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali, IndonesiaFree

      TIPThe path has limited shade, so later afternoon is the most comfortable time.

    3. 16:30

      Coffee and sweets around Campuhan

      Cafés near the ridge and river valley offer a pleasant place to cool down after the walk. The setting is restful, with greenery and a quieter tone than the busiest streets in central Ubud.

      €6 per person

      TIPA short café stop helps avoid heading straight into peak outbound traffic.

    Evening

    1. 17:30

      Return to Seminyak

      Travel back to the coast after the Ubud and Gianyar day loop.

      €12 per person

      TIPKeep evening plans relaxed in case roads are slow leaving Ubud.

  6. Day 6 · Monday — Nusa Dua coast and calm beach time

    Gentle seaside day — water views, promenades and a slower pace

    5 stops€96 in stops, for two

    Morning

    1. 09:00

      Drive to Nusa Dua

      Head to the southeastern resort coast for a quieter beach day with easy walks and calmer water scenery.

      €8 per person

      TIPStarting after rush hour usually makes this drive smoother.

    2. 10:00

      Waterblow at Peninsula Island

      This dramatic clifftop point is known for waves surging into the rock face and throwing spray high into the air. It is a short stop, but the ocean energy and coastal views make it a memorable contrast to Bali's sandy beaches.

      Benoa, South Kuta, Badung Regency, Bali 80363, IndonesiaFree

      TIPStay behind barriers and expect sea spray when the swell is active.

    3. 11:00

      Geger Beach relaxation

      Geger is one of the more comfortable beaches for a laid-back morning, with a broad sandy edge and gentler atmosphere than many surf-heavy stretches. It suits swimming, reading or simply settling in for a slower coastal pause.

      56MG+RFQ, Benoa, South Kuta, Badung Regency, Bali, IndonesiaFree

      TIPSunbeds and umbrellas may be available for an extra fee if you want shade.

    Afternoon

    1. 13:30

      Lunch in the BTDC Nusa Dua area

      The resort complex around Nusa Dua has a cluster of casual and hotel-adjacent lunch options in a tidy, walkable setting. It is an easy area for a no-stress midday meal between beach stops.

      €14 per person

      TIPMenus in this area can be slightly pricier than in local town centers.

    2. 15:15

      Bali Collection stroll

      This open-air shopping area brings together boutiques, souvenir stores and shaded walkways in a compact district. It is a simple afternoon browse that fits naturally with a Nusa Dua beach day.

      56WJ+X3V, Jl. Kw. Nusa Dua Resort, Benoa, Kec. Kuta Sel., Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361, IndonesiaFree

      TIPIt is most comfortable in the later afternoon once the midday heat eases.

    Evening

    1. 17:00

      Return to Seminyak

      Travel back along the bypass toward Seminyak after a slower day on the southeast coast.

      €8 per person

      TIPThis route can slow down around commuter hours, so leave a little buffer.

    2. 19:00

      Dinner around Eat Street

      Jalan Kayu Aya comes alive in the evening with a dense concentration of casual dining and stylish restaurants. It is an easy place to end the day with plenty of choice and a lively but approachable atmosphere.

      €18 per person

      TIPWalk a block or two off the busiest section for quieter tables.

  7. Day 7 · Tuesday — East Bali heritage and water palaces

    Historic East Bali — royal gardens, gateways and coastal scenery

    4 stops€116 in stops, for two

    Morning

    1. 08:00

      Drive to East Bali

      Leave early for a longer day eastward through villages and coastal scenery toward Karangasem.

      €18 per person

      TIPAn early departure keeps the long drive more manageable.

    2. 10:45

      Tirta Gangga

      This former royal water palace is arranged around pools, fountains and stepping stones set within lush gardens. The layout is elegant and photogenic, and the mountain backdrop gives the site an especially calm, refined atmosphere.

      HHQQ+836, Jalan Raya Abang Desa Adat Jl. Raya Tirta Gangga, Ababi, Kec. Abang, Kabupaten Karangasem, Bali 80852, Indonesia€3 per person

      TIPThe stepping stones are popular for photos, so patience helps at busy moments.

    Afternoon

    1. 12:15

      Lunch in Candidasa

      This laid-back coastal strip offers straightforward lunch stops with sea views and a slower pace than South Bali. It is a practical midpoint for resting before the afternoon heritage stops.

      €12 per person

      TIPSea-view tables are pleasant here and often available outside peak lunch time.

    2. 14:00

      Taman Ujung

      Known for long pools, bridges and pavilions framed by hills and sea, this former royal complex feels spacious and grand. The combination of water, symmetry and distant coastal views makes it one of East Bali's most rewarding heritage sites.

      Taman Ujung, Tumbu, Kec. Karangasem, Kabupaten Karangasem, Bali 80811, Indonesia€5 per person

      TIPThere is a bit of walking in open sun, so keep water with you.

    3. 16:00

      Lempuyang gate viewpoint area

      The temple slopes around Lempuyang are famous for elevated views toward Mount Agung and the island's eastern landscapes. Even without committing to a very long temple ascent, the area gives a strong sense of Bali's sacred mountain geography.

      €2 per person

      TIPClouds often gather later in the day, so mountain views are never guaranteed.

    Evening

    1. 17:15

      Return to Seminyak

      Begin the long drive back to South Bali after the East Bali circuit.

      €18 per person

      TIPExpect a late return and keep the evening unscheduled.

  8. Day 8 · Wednesday — Bukit Peninsula cliffs and sunset performance

    Southern cliffs — surf views, sea temple and sunset dance

    5 stops€88 in stops, for two

    Morning

    1. 09:30

      Drive to the Bukit Peninsula

      Head south to Bali's limestone peninsula for cliff scenery, temple views and a sunset performance by the sea.

      €10 per person

      TIPLate-morning departures usually avoid the earliest commuter traffic.

    2. 10:45

      Padang Padang Beach

      Reached by a stairway through the rocks, this compact cove is one of the Bukit's most recognizable beaches. The setting is dramatic and sheltered, with clear water and steep limestone edges that give it a distinctive feel.

      Padang Padang Beach, Pecatu, South Kuta, Badung Regency, Bali, Indonesia€1 per person

      TIPThe stair access is narrow, so take care on the steps and pack light.

    Afternoon

    1. 12:30

      Lunch around Jalan Labuansait

      The main road through Pecatu and Uluwatu has a concentration of easy lunch spots serving Indonesian plates, smoothie bowls and casual grilled dishes. It is a convenient break before the afternoon cliff and temple visits.

      €12 per person

      TIPMidday sun is strong here, so an indoor or shaded lunch stop is worth choosing.

    2. 14:15

      Suluban Beach viewpoint

      This cliffside area looks down onto one of the Bukit's best-known surf settings, where rock formations, cave-like access points and rolling waves create a dramatic coastal scene. Even without going all the way to the sand, the upper viewpoints are striking.

      Suluban Beach, Bali, IndonesiaFree

      TIPGood footwear helps because the access paths and steps can be uneven.

    3. 16:15

      Uluwatu Temple

      Set high on sheer cliffs above the Indian Ocean, this sea temple is among Bali's most famous landmarks and one of the island's best-known places for sunset views. The clifftop paths, ocean panorama and temple setting create a dramatic late-afternoon visit.

      Pecatu, South Kuta, Badung Regency, Bali, Indonesia€3 per person

      TIPMonkeys here are bold, so keep glasses, hats and phones secured.

    Evening

    1. 19:30

      Dinner in Jimbaran on the way back

      A relaxed dinner break in the Jimbaran area rounds out the peninsula loop before returning north. The area is easy for a comfortable evening meal after the sunset crowds.

      €18 per person

      TIPIf you are tired after the show, choose somewhere just off the beachfront for an easier finish.

  9. Day 9 · Thursday — Free-form coastal Bali with spa and sunset

    Lighter day — local browsing, downtime and a polished final evening

    6 stops€130 in stops, for two

    Morning

    1. 09:30

      Brunch around Berawa

      Berawa's café-lined streets are ideal for a slower morning, with lots of comfortable spots and a relaxed coastal rhythm. It is a pleasant way to ease into the day while exploring one of South Bali's popular lifestyle districts.

      €12 per person

      TIPPopular cafés can have waits mid-morning, so arriving before 10:00 helps.

    2. 11:15

      Browse Jalan Pantai Berawa and nearby lanes

      This part of Canggu mixes small boutiques, surf shops and casual retail with plenty of people-watching along the way. The area is easy to explore at your own pace and gives a look at Bali's contemporary beach-town scene.

      Free

      TIPSide lanes are often easier to stroll than the busiest roadside stretches.

    Afternoon

    1. 13:15

      Traditional Balinese spa treatment in Seminyak

      A spa session is one of the easiest ways to build a restorative pause into a Bali trip, and Seminyak has many polished options. Expect massage-focused treatments in calm indoor settings that provide a restful break from the sun and traffic.

      €25 per person

      TIPBooking ahead helps if you want a treatment in the early afternoon.

    2. 15:45

      Coffee break around Petitenget

      Petitenget has many relaxed cafés and dessert spots that work well for a slower late afternoon pause. It is an easy district to unwind in before heading back to the beach at sunset.

      €6 per person

      TIPChoose somewhere with indoor seating if the afternoon heat is still high.

    Evening

    1. 17:30

      Batu Belig Beach sunset

      This stretch of sand north of central Seminyak offers a broad horizon, beach clubs and an easy sunset scene without needing a big plan. It is a comfortable place to take in one more west-coast evening over the water.

      84GW+894 Pantai Batu Belig, Jl. Batu Belig, Kerobokan Kelod, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361, IndonesiaFree

      TIPArrive before sunset for easier access and a better choice of spots along the sand.

    2. 19:30

      Farewell dinner in Petitenget

      The Petitenget dining area is one of South Bali's strongest places for a polished last-night meal, with stylish venues and broad menu choice. The atmosphere feels festive without being difficult to navigate, making it a fitting final evening out.

      €22 per person

      TIPA reservation is worthwhile for a final-night dinner in this area.

  10. Day 10 · Friday — Seminyak finale and departure

    Last day — easy local exploring, beach time and a smooth send-off

    4 stops€64 in stops, for two

    Morning

    1. 09:30

      Breakfast and final stroll on Jalan Laksmana

      This lively Seminyak corridor is a pleasant place for one last easy wander, with boutiques, cafés and a relaxed morning pace before the day builds. It keeps the final hours simple while still feeling distinctly part of South Bali's coastal scene.

      €10 per person

      TIPMorning is the easiest time to browse before traffic and heat rise.

    2. 11:15

      Pura Masceti

      This coastal temple in the Petitenget area is a recognizable local landmark with a strong seaside setting and traditional Balinese character. It adds one more cultural stop close to Seminyak before a final relaxed afternoon.

      8592+7X4, Jl. Petitenget, Kerobokan Kelod, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali, IndonesiaFree

      TIPDress modestly around temple grounds and keep the visit respectful if ceremonies are underway.

    Afternoon

    1. 12:30

      Lunch near Seminyak Beach

      A casual lunch near the beachfront keeps the final day easy and close to the coast. The area offers a mix of Indonesian and international options, making it simple to fit the meal around the rest of the day.

      €12 per person

      TIPChoose a shaded venue to stay comfortable in the midday heat.

    2. 14:15

      Seminyak Beach downtime

      A final beach session leaves room to swim, read or simply enjoy the ocean atmosphere before departure. The long sandy shoreline makes it easy to find a comfortable stretch for a calm wrap-up to the trip.

      Free

      TIPKeep a change of clothes handy so leaving for the airport feels easy and unhurried.

    Evening

    1. 17:00

      Hotel check-out and collect bags

      Return to the hotel, freshen up if possible, and collect luggage ahead of the airport transfer.

      Included

      TIPAsk the hotel front desk whether a quick-use shower room is available after the beach.

    2. 18:00

      Transfer to the airport

      Leave Seminyak with a buffer for South Bali traffic and head to the airport for departure.

      €10 per person

      TIPAllow extra time on Friday evening when roads can slow down.

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Bali, in a few questions

Is 10 days enough for Bali?

10 days in Bali gets you Bali end to end, two or three day trips, and days you can waste properly. The plan below spends every one of them, morning to evening, with what each stop costs.

When is the best time to visit Bali?

Bali is enjoyable year-round, but it tends to be at its most comfortable in the drier months, when beach days, scooter rides, and outdoor sightseeing are easier to plan. If you do travel in the wetter season, expect more humid days and occasional downpours rather than constant rain.

How many days do I need in Bali?

A short trip can give you a good feel for one part of the island, but a longer stay makes it easier to combine beaches, rice terraces, temples, and a bit of nightlife or wellness time. If you want to move between a few different areas without rushing, a week or more is ideal.

Is Bali an expensive destination?

Bali can work for a range of budgets. You can keep costs reasonable with simple meals and local transport, or spend more on boutique stays, beach clubs, and private drivers.

How do I get around Bali?

Most visitors use a mix of private drivers, ride-hailing where available, and scooters for short hops. Distances can look small on a map but take longer than expected, so it helps to cluster your plans by area.

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