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14 days in Bali

14 days · 71 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.

€2,614estimated 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 14-day plan, day by day

Day 1 · Wednesday — Settle into Seminyak and the west coast
Easy arrival day — beach walk, temple sunset and a lively dinner strip
5 stops€76 in stops, for two
Morning
1. 09:30
  Transfer into Seminyak and hotel check-in
  Travel from the airport area to Seminyak and drop bags before starting the day around the beachside streets.
  €10 per person
  TIPTraffic can build quickly around midday, so keep the first stop flexible.
2. 11:00
  Walk Jalan Kayu Aya and nearby lanes
  This central Seminyak area mixes boutiques, cafés, spas and small side streets that are easy to explore on foot. It is a gentle first look at Bali's polished beach-town atmosphere, with plenty of places to pause for coffee or a cool drink.
  Free
  TIPSidewalks can be uneven, so comfortable sandals make the walk easier.
Afternoon
1. 13:30
  Lunch around Seminyak Village area
  The streets around Seminyak's main retail zone are lined with casual Indonesian and international lunch spots. It is an easy place to settle in, cool off and get familiar with local menus before fuller sightseeing days.
  €10 per person
  TIPWarungs often offer the best value at lunchtime.
2. 16:30
  Seminyak Beach walk
  The broad west-coast beach is ideal for an unhurried first afternoon, with surfers, beach umbrellas and long views up the shoreline. It feels especially open in the late day light and gives a clear sense of Bali's beach culture.
  Free
  TIPBring a light change of clothes if you plan to walk near the waterline.
Evening
1. 18:30
  Sunset at Petitenget Beach area
  This stretch of coast near Petitenget is a classic sunset stop, with a wide horizon and a lively early-evening crowd. The atmosphere shifts from beach strolls to glowing skies and relaxed seaside lounging as daylight fades.
  Free
  TIPArrive before sunset for the best light and easier seating at beachside spots.
2. 20:00
  Dinner in Petitenget
  Petitenget's dining streets stay active after dark, with plenty of stylish but approachable places for a first-night meal. It is a convenient evening area where dinner can stretch into a relaxed walk back through the neighborhood.
  €18 per person
  TIPReservations help on busy evenings, especially near the beach.
Day 2 · Thursday — Seminyak, Canggu and Tanah Lot
Beach clubs, surf-town streets and a famous sea-temple sunset
5 stops€54 in stops, for two
Morning
1. 09:00
  Brunch and boutiques around Oberoi
  The Oberoi and Kayu Aya area is one of Seminyak's easiest neighborhoods for a slow breakfast and a bit of browsing. The streets combine design shops, cafés and small galleries, giving the morning a light and social rhythm.
  €12 per person
  TIPStart earlier for cooler walking conditions.
2. 11:15
  Relax at Batu Belig Beach area
  North of central Seminyak, this beach area feels slightly looser and less built up while keeping the same west-coast surf views. It suits a slow late morning with sand, sea breeze and easy café stops nearby.
  Free
  TIPCarry water and sun protection; shade on the beach is limited.
Afternoon
1. 14:00
  Late lunch in Canggu
  Canggu's main streets are full of casual eateries, smoothie bars and modern Bali cafés. The area has a youthful surf-town energy, making it a good contrast to Seminyak while staying easy for a first visit.
  €11 per person
  TIPTraffic between beach shortcuts can be slow, so use one area as a base instead of hopping around.
2. 15:30
  Browse Batu Bolong and Echo Beach lanes
  These Canggu lanes blend surf shops, murals, rice-field edges and beach-bound foot traffic. It is less about individual sights and more about absorbing the area's texture, from scooters and cafés to glimpses of the coast.
  Free
  TIPWatch for scooters when crossing smaller roads without sidewalks.
Evening
1. 18:00
  Sunset visit to Tanah Lot area
  This dramatic coastal temple setting is one of Bali's signature views, with rock formations, crashing waves and a strong silhouette in the evening light. The wider grounds also have clifftop viewpoints and walking paths that make the stop feel larger than a single photo point.
  €4 per person
  TIPSunset is the busiest time, so keep valuables close and expect crowds near the main viewpoint.
Day 3 · Friday — Bukit Peninsula beach and clifftop day
Southern Bali viewpoints, sandy coves and a sunset seafood coast
5 stops€100 in stops, for two
Morning
1. 08:30
  Drive to the Bukit Peninsula
  Head south toward the Bukit for a full day of beaches and cliffside scenery, allowing extra time for road traffic.
  €12 per person
  TIPLeave early to reach the beaches before the midday peak.
2. 10:00
  Morning at Padang Padang area
  This compact cove is framed by limestone cliffs and reached through a narrow rock passage, creating one of the peninsula's most memorable beach settings. It is a good place to enjoy the clearer southern-water feel and watch beginner-friendly surf near shore.
  €3 per person
  TIPThe access steps are steep, so pack light for the beach.
Afternoon
1. 12:45
  Lunch around Labuan Sait
  The lanes near Labuan Sait offer easy lunch stops between beach visits, with simple warungs and cafés serving fresh local plates. It is a practical and scenic midday break close to the coast.
  €9 per person
  TIPSeafood and nasi campur are common, reliable choices in this area.
2. 14:30
  Clifftop views around Uluwatu area
  The southern cliffs open onto sweeping ocean panoramas, dramatic drop-offs and constant surf below. Walking the cliffside paths gives the afternoon a strong sense of scale and makes the coast itself the main attraction.
  Free
  TIPKeep sunglasses and hats secure; cliffside winds can be strong.
Evening
1. 17:00
  Uluwatu Temple area at sunset
  This temple setting sits on one of Bali's most striking headlands, where the architecture and sea cliffs combine into a classic late-day view. The approach paths are as rewarding as the temple surroundings, especially when the sky begins to change color.
  €4 per person
  TIPMonkeys are common here, so keep phones, glasses and loose items packed away.
2. 19:30
  Seafood dinner at Jimbaran Bay
  Jimbaran's beachfront dining area is known for grilled seafood, tables on the sand and a relaxed evening atmosphere. After the cliffs and sunset, it works well as a scenic final stop before returning north.
  €22 per person
  TIPChoose a spot away from the busiest central cluster for a calmer meal.
Day 4 · Saturday — Seminyak leisure and temple culture
A slower west-coast day with shopping streets, spa time and sunset by the sea
6 stops€102 in stops, for two
Morning
1. 09:30
  Morning at Double Six Beach area
  This long beach stretch has a breezy, open feel that suits an easy start with coffee kiosks, joggers and early surf. It is one of the simplest places to slow down and enjoy Bali's beach routine without rushing between stops.
  Free
  TIPThe sand heats up quickly by late morning, so sandals help.
2. 11:30
  Spa time in Seminyak
  Seminyak is full of dependable spa streets where a Balinese massage or foot treatment fits naturally into a warm coastal day. It adds a restorative pause and is a classic part of the island experience for many visitors.
  €15 per person
  TIPBooking a slot in advance saves time on busy weekends.
Afternoon
1. 13:30
  Lunch around Jalan Camplung Tanduk
  This Seminyak lane has many casual lunch options within easy reach of the beach. It is a practical midday area where local and international menus sit side by side, making it easy to recharge before the afternoon.
  €10 per person
  TIPLook a street back from the beachfront for better value.
2. 15:15
  Petitenget Temple surroundings
  This coastal temple area offers a calmer cultural note within the resort district, with traditional architecture and a sense of continuity beside modern beach-town streets. It is a useful reminder that Bali's ceremonial life runs through even its busiest visitor areas.
  €2 per person
  TIPDress modestly and keep the visit respectful if ceremonies are taking place.
3. 16:45
  Browse sunset bars and beachfront paths
  The beachfront paths between Seminyak and Legian are lively in the late afternoon, with beanbags, music, snack stalls and lots of people gathering for the changing light. It is more about atmosphere than a fixed sight, making it a very easy Bali evening experience.
  €8 per person
  TIPA small cash amount is useful for drinks and snacks at casual beach setups.
Evening
1. 19:15
  Dinner around Jalan Laksmana
  Jalan Laksmana stays active into the evening with a wide spread of dining choices and an easy strolling feel. It is a convenient last night in Seminyak before moving inland the next day.
  €16 per person
  TIPIf one place looks full, there are many alternatives within a few minutes' walk.
Day 5 · Sunday — Transfer to Ubud via central Bali
A scenic move inland with temple courtyards, craft villages and evening Ubud streets
5 stops€80 in stops, for two
Morning
1. 09:00
  Check out and drive toward Ubud
  Leave the coast and head inland to Ubud, with room for a few scenic and cultural stops on the way.
  €15 per person
  TIPKeep bags easy to access if you plan to stop before reaching the hotel.
2. 11:00
  Temple courtyards around Batuan
  Batuan is known for traditional temple architecture, carved stone gates and a strong sense of village-scale ritual life. The visit offers an accessible look at central Balinese design and symbolism within a settled local landscape.
  €3 per person
  TIPA sarong may be required at temple areas; many places provide one at the entrance.
Afternoon
1. 12:45
  Lunch in a craft-village area near Mas
  The roads around Mas and nearby villages combine workshops, family compounds and simple eateries, making them a practical lunch stop during the move inland. The atmosphere already feels more rural and artistic than the coast.
  €9 per person
  TIPThis is a good moment to try a local set meal before hotel check-in.
2. 14:15
  Browse woodcarving and handicraft streets
  Village workshop streets around Mas and surrounding lanes often display carvings, masks and decorative craft pieces right along the road. Even a short browse gives a sense of Ubud's wider artisan belt and the skills that feed its markets and galleries.
  Free
  TIPLarger items can often be shipped, but clarify fees and timing before buying.
3. 16:00
  Hotel check-in in Ubud
  Settle into the Ubud hotel and take time to refresh before an easy evening in town.
  Included
  TIPA short rest before heading out makes the evening walk much more enjoyable.
Evening
1. 17:30
  Ubud central streets and market area
  Central Ubud is compact and walkable, with temple walls, shops, cafés and a steady flow of locals and visitors. The evening light softens the streets nicely, making this a pleasant first orientation around town.
  Free
  TIPShops vary in closing time, so browse first and return to anything you want later.
2. 19:30
  Dinner near the palace area
  The streets around central Ubud offer a broad mix of Indonesian plates, vegetarian menus and easy courtyard dining. It is one of the simplest places to settle into Ubud's evening pace after the transfer day.
  €13 per person
  TIPSmall side-street courtyards can be quieter than the main road restaurants.
Day 6 · Monday — Rice terraces and Ubud classics
Classic first-timer Ubud with paddies, temple courtyards and a cultural evening
6 stops€74 in stops, for two
Morning
1. 08:30
  Morning at the Tegalalang rice terrace area
  The rice-terrace slopes north of Ubud are one of Bali's defining landscapes, with layered green paddies, narrow paths and palm-lined views. Arriving early brings softer light and a more relaxed atmosphere before the busiest photo hours.
  €3 per person
  TIPPaths can be muddy after rain, so shoes with grip are useful.
2. 11:15
  Coffee and village views near Tegalalang
  Roadside cafés around the terrace area often look out over fields and tree-lined valleys, making them ideal for a slower break after walking. The stop extends the rural feel of the morning without adding more travel time.
  €6 per person
  TIPChoose a shaded terrace seat if the day is warming up quickly.
Afternoon
1. 12:45
  Lunch in central Ubud
  Back in town, central Ubud offers an easy reset with many lunch options clustered near the main streets. It keeps the day convenient before moving on to the afternoon's cultural sights.
  €10 per person
  TIPA slightly earlier lunch helps avoid the heaviest midday rush.
2. 14:30
  Campuhan Ridge and surrounding lanes
  This open ridge area brings a different side of Ubud, with a greener, breezier walking environment and broad views over valley edges. It is a refreshing contrast to the busier center and works well in the later afternoon light.
  Free
  TIPThere is limited shade on exposed sections, so carry water.
3. 16:30
  Saraswati and palace quarter walk
  The temple-lined and palace-adjacent core of Ubud is compact, ornamental and easy to explore on foot. Lotus ponds, carved gateways and busy sidewalks create one of the town's most recognizably Balinese urban scenes.
  Free
  TIPLate afternoon is a pleasant time for photos before evening crowds build.
Evening
1. 19:00
  Dinner and cultural show area in central Ubud
  Evening Ubud often combines dinner with nearby dance performance venues and temple courtyards, creating an atmospheric cultural night out. Even without a fixed show, the area comes alive after dark with a distinctly ceremonial feel.
  €18 per person
  TIPIf you want a performance, check the same-day listings in town during the afternoon.
Day 7 · Tuesday — East Bali temples and water palaces
A long scenic day through royal gardens, mountain views and eastern villages
5 stops€128 in stops, for two
Morning
1. 08:00
  Drive toward East Bali
  Set off early for a full day in East Bali, where distances are longer and the roads are slower but highly scenic.
  €18 per person
  TIPAn early start keeps the day comfortable and leaves more time at the eastern sites.
2. 10:30
  Water palace gardens in the Karangasem area
  This part of East Bali is known for formal pools, stepping stones, stone carvings and a more spacious royal-garden atmosphere. The water features and mountain backdrop make it one of the island's most photogenic cultural landscapes.
  €5 per person
  TIPSun exposure can be strong around the pools, so a hat is worth bringing.
Afternoon
1. 12:30
  Lunch in Amlapura area
  The town and roadside areas near Amlapura offer straightforward lunch stops during an East Bali circuit. It is a practical place to pause between scenic estates and temple visits without adding extra detours.
  €9 per person
  TIPKeep lunch fairly quick so the afternoon remains unhurried.
2. 14:00
  Hillside viewpoints around Sidemen
  Sidemen's valley roads and hillside fields reveal a quieter agricultural Bali, with layered ridges and occasional views toward Mount Agung. The area feels calmer and more rural, rewarding a slow scenic drive and short stops for photos.
  Free
  TIPCloud can gather around the mountain later in the day, so enjoy big views when they appear.
3. 16:15
  Village coffee break in Sidemen
  A short pause in the Sidemen area lets the landscape sink in, with rice fields, quiet roads and a gentler pace than the resort zones. It is an ideal spot to rest before the drive back to Ubud.
  €5 per person
  TIPBring a light layer if rain moves in over the valley.
Evening
1. 17:15
  Return to Ubud
  Travel back to Ubud in the early evening after the East Bali circuit.
  €15 per person
  TIPRoads can be slower after dark, so keep the evening flexible.
2. 19:30
  Dinner near Hanoman Street
  Hanoman Street and its side lanes have many reliable dinner choices in a walkable setting. After a long day on the road, it is an easy area for a relaxed meal close to central Ubud.
  €12 per person
  TIPA simple local dinner suits the late return best.
Day 8 · Wednesday — North Bali waterfalls and lake country
Highland scenery, cooler air and a full day among waterfalls and mountain roads
4 stops€102 in stops, for two
Morning
1. 08:00
  Drive into Bali's central highlands
  Leave Ubud for the cooler mountain roads of central and north Bali, planning for a full scenic day with winding routes.
  €16 per person
  TIPMotion-sensitive travelers may prefer a lighter breakfast before the mountain drive.
2. 10:00
  Waterfall walk near Munduk
  The Munduk area is known for forested paths, misty hills and accessible waterfall walks that feel very different from Bali's coastal zones. The cooler air and dense greenery make the stop especially refreshing after several warmer days.
  €4 per person
  TIPPaths can be slippery, especially after overnight rain.
Afternoon
1. 12:30
  Lunch with highland views
  Roadside restaurants in the mountain belt often open onto valleys, plantations or lake glimpses, adding scenery to a simple midday meal. The setting makes lunch part of the day's experience rather than just a break.
  €10 per person
  TIPA warm drink pairs well with the cooler upland weather.
2. 14:00
  Twin Lakes viewpoints
  The ridge viewpoints over the twin crater lakes are among the island's most dramatic inland panoramas. Clouds, steep slopes and deep water create a moodier landscape that shows another side of Bali beyond beaches and rice fields.
  Free
  TIPVisibility changes quickly, so stop whenever the lakes open up clearly.
3. 15:30
  Ulun Danu Beratan lakeside area
  This lakeside temple zone is one of Bali's most recognizable scenic settings, where shrines, gardens and mountain water meet in a calm highland atmosphere. The combination of reflections, cool air and broad grounds makes it rewarding even when the area is busy.
  €5 per person
  TIPAfternoon mist can add atmosphere, but bring a light rain layer just in case.
Evening
1. 17:30
  Return to Ubud
  Drive back down from the highlands to Ubud after the final lakeside stop.
  €16 per person
  TIPIt can be a long ride back, so keep the evening plans simple.
Day 9 · Thursday — Ubud slow day: art, markets and spa
A lighter inland day with crafts, easy walking and room to unwind
6 stops€90 in stops, for two
Morning
1. 09:00
  Morning walk through Penestanan and Campuhan side roads
  These quieter lanes on Ubud's edge mix villas, rice-field glimpses, small studios and a slower local pace. The walk feels residential and green, making it a pleasant change from the denser town center.
  Free
  TIPStart while the air is still relatively cool and calm.
2. 11:15
  Coffee and gallery-hopping streets
  Ubud's side streets often combine cafés with small art spaces and craft displays, creating an easy late-morning rhythm of short stops. It is less about one major sight and more about absorbing the town's creative atmosphere.
  €6 per person
  TIPMany smaller galleries are easiest to enjoy at a relaxed pace rather than trying to cover too many.
Afternoon
1. 13:00
  Lunch near Jalan Goutama
  This compact dining street is lined with small, approachable places that suit a relaxed midday meal. It is central enough to keep the day simple while still feeling slightly tucked away from the main road flow.
  €10 per person
  TIPIt is an easy area for vegetarian and Indonesian options alike.
2. 14:45
  Browse the Ubud market streets
  The market-side lanes are full of textiles, baskets, small crafts and souvenir stalls, creating one of Bali's most classic shopping scenes. Even without buying much, the colors, bargaining rhythm and compact layout make it lively and entertaining.
  Free
  TIPLate afternoon can be a good time for calmer browsing after the midday peak.
3. 16:45
  Balinese massage in central Ubud
  A massage or spa treatment fits naturally into a slower Ubud day, especially after several excursion days. It adds a restorative pause while keeping the evening open for more wandering or dinner.
  €15 per person
  TIPAsk for a quieter treatment room if you want a more restful session.
Evening
1. 19:00
  Dinner in a garden courtyard area
  Ubud's garden-style dining spaces create a calm evening setting with greenery, soft lighting and a slower pace than the main road. It is a comfortable way to end one of the trip's gentlest days.
  €14 per person
  TIPMosquito repellent can be handy in open-air settings after dark.
Day 10 · Friday — Volcanic landscapes and northeast coast
Black-lava scenery, mountain views and a quieter coastal circuit
5 stops€116 in stops, for two
Morning
1. 08:00
  Drive toward Kintamani highlands
  Head northeast from Ubud for a day of volcanic scenery, mountain roads and a different coastal landscape on the island's drier side.
  €15 per person
  TIPThe mountain weather can feel cooler than Ubud, so bring a light layer.
2. 09:45
  Rim viewpoints in the Kintamani area
  The Kintamani ridge area opens onto broad views of volcanic slopes, crater edges and the lake below, creating one of Bali's most powerful natural panoramas. Even a simple viewpoint stop here gives a strong sense of the island's geological scale.
  €3 per person
  TIPCloud often builds later, so enjoy the widest views first.
3. 11:45
  Lunch with volcano views
  The highland dining strip around the viewpoints makes lunch part of the scenery, with open outlooks over the caldera. It is a memorable midday break and one of the easiest ways to linger in the mountain setting.
  €11 per person
  TIPWindow-side tables are worth asking for if available.
Afternoon
1. 13:30
  Black-lava fields around the mountain roads
  The volcanic roads and dark lava fields around the mountain flank reveal a stark, dramatic landscape unlike the greener parts of central Bali. The rough textures and open vistas make this stretch feel remote and elemental.
  Free
  TIPDust can be noticeable on dry sections, so sunglasses help.
2. 15:30
  Coastal stop around Amed direction
  On the northeast side, the coastline becomes quieter and more rugged, with fishing villages, black-sand stretches and long sea views. Even a short stop here shows a calmer side of Bali far from the busiest resort belts.
  Free
  TIPKeep expectations focused on scenery and atmosphere rather than a long swim stop.
Evening
1. 17:00
  Return to Ubud
  Travel back inland to Ubud after the volcanic and northeast coastal circuit.
  €18 per person
  TIPThe return is longer than it looks on the map, so save energy for a simple evening.
2. 20:00
  Simple late dinner in Ubud
  A low-key dinner near the hotel suits the long return from the mountain and coast route. Ubud's evening dining streets still offer plenty of choice even at a later hour.
  €11 per person
  TIPChoose somewhere close to the hotel to avoid extra transfers at night.
Day 11 · Saturday — Move to Sanur and enjoy the east-coast promenade
An easy coastal reset with check-in, seafront walking and a calm evening
5 stops€74 in stops, for two
Morning
1. 09:30
  Check out and transfer from Ubud to Sanur
  Leave Ubud for Sanur and shift to Bali's calmer east-coast beach atmosphere.
  €12 per person
  TIPLate-morning departures usually keep the transfer comfortable after breakfast.
2. 11:15
  Hotel check-in and freshen up
  Check into the Sanur hotel and take a short pause before heading out to the beachfront.
  Included
  TIPIf the room is not ready, most hotels can store luggage while you explore.
Afternoon
1. 12:30
  Lunch along the Sanur beachfront
  Sanur's seafront dining strip is easygoing and breezy, with plenty of casual places looking toward the water. It introduces the gentler rhythm of this side of Bali very quickly.
  €11 per person
  TIPShaded tables are worth choosing in the midday sun.
2. 14:00
  Walk the Sanur promenade
  The long beachfront path in Sanur is one of Bali's easiest seaside walks, lined with boats, low-key cafés and wide water views. It is a relaxed place to settle into the final part of the trip without needing a packed schedule.
  Free
  TIPThis is a good stretch for both walking and short café breaks whenever you like.
3. 16:45
  Browse Sindhu market streets
  The Sindhu area combines everyday local shops, snack stalls and visitor-friendly market lanes in a compact setting. It offers a more neighborhood feel than the resort-centric west coast streets.
  Free
  TIPEarly evening is one of the liveliest times for this area.
Evening
1. 18:30
  Sunset by Sanur Beach
  Sanur's shoreline faces the softer evening colors of the east coast, with fishing boats and a calmer sea setting than Bali's surf beaches. The mood is peaceful and suits an unhurried final-stretch stay.
  Free
  TIPThe beach is more about atmosphere and strolling than dramatic sunset color.
2. 19:45
  Dinner around Jalan Danau Tamblingan
  Sanur's main street has many dependable dining options, from simple Indonesian meals to seafood and international menus. It is convenient, walkable and easy to enjoy after a gentle beach day.
  €14 per person
  TIPA short walk off the busiest section can reveal quieter spots.
Day 12 · Sunday — Nusa Penida day trip
Big island views, dramatic cliffs and a full day by fast boat
4 stops€174 in stops, for two
Morning
1. 07:30
  Transfer to Sanur harbor and boat check-in
  Head to the harbor area and check in for a fast-boat day trip to Nusa Penida.
  €10 per person
  TIPBoat operations can shift with sea conditions, so arrive with some buffer time.
2. 08:30
  Fast boat to Nusa Penida
  Cross from Sanur to Nusa Penida by morning boat as the island day begins.
  €25 per person
  TIPKeep valuables in a dry bag in case of sea spray during boarding.
3. 10:00
  West coast cliff viewpoints on Nusa Penida
  The island's west coast is known for huge limestone headlands, vivid water color and dramatic drops to the sea. The scenery feels larger and wilder than mainland Bali, making this one of the trip's boldest landscape days.
  €6 per person
  TIPRoads on the island can be rough and the cliff edges demand steady footwear and care.
Afternoon
1. 13:00
  Lunch near the main west-coast route
  Simple local eateries along the route provide a practical midday break between viewpoints. Meals are usually straightforward and filling, which suits the active pace of an island excursion.
  €9 per person
  TIPKeep lunch efficient to leave enough time for the afternoon stops and boat return.
2. 14:15
  Beach overlook and coastal stops
  More viewpoints and beach overlooks reveal the island's steep coves, broken cliffs and striking blue water from different angles. The appeal here is the raw coastal scenery and the sense of being on a rugged outlying island.
  Free
  TIPAvoid overcommitting to stairs if the day is hot; the top viewpoints alone are rewarding.
Evening
1. 17:00
  Boat back to Sanur
  Return by fast boat to Sanur in the late afternoon or early evening, depending on the sailing schedule.
  €25 per person
  TIPKeep the evening simple because return times can slide with weather and harbor traffic.
2. 19:00
  Easy dinner near the hotel
  After a full island excursion, a nearby dinner in Sanur is the most comfortable close to the day. The area has enough choice that a relaxed meal is easy without extra planning.
  €12 per person
  TIPA quieter indoor table can feel especially welcome after a day on boats and roads.
Day 13 · Monday — South Bali heritage and final beach time
Mangroves, old Sanur and a relaxed last full day by the sea
6 stops€104 in stops, for two
Morning
1. 09:00
  Morning boardwalks and coastal edges near Mertasari
  The southern end of Sanur has a quieter feel, with broader open spaces, shallower waters and a slower morning beach atmosphere. It is a good place to enjoy the coast before the day warms up.
  Free
  TIPThis stretch is pleasant early, before the sun gets stronger.
2. 11:00
  Explore the old Sanur village lanes
  Away from the beachfront, Sanur's older lanes reveal shrines, compound walls and a more residential side of the district. The walk adds texture and shows how local daily life sits behind the resort strip.
  Free
  TIPDress lightly but respectfully when walking through village lanes and temple-adjacent streets.
Afternoon
1. 13:00
  Lunch around Sindhu beachfront
  The Sindhu beachfront area is easy for a relaxed lunch with shade, sea breeze and simple menus. It works well as a central pause before a final slow afternoon.
  €11 per person
  TIPFresh juices are an easy way to cool off in the midday heat.
2. 14:45
  Free afternoon for beach time or spa
  Sanur is ideal for a flexible final afternoon, whether that means another promenade walk, a swim in the calmer shallows or a last spa session nearby. The open time lets the coast itself set the pace.
  €15 per person
  TIPIf choosing a spa, reserve in the morning so you can pick a convenient time.
Evening
1. 17:45
  Sunset drinks along the promenade
  A final drink stop along the seafront gives one more chance to enjoy Sanur's soft evening light and easy coastal mood. Boats, low waves and the long path create a calm closing atmosphere for the trip.
  €8 per person
  TIPChoose a spot with open shoreline views for the best end-of-day feel.
2. 19:15
  Farewell dinner on the beachfront
  A last dinner by the water brings the trip to a gentle finish, with sea air, lights along the promenade and a relaxed east-coast setting. It is a fitting final full evening in Bali.
  €18 per person
  TIPBook ahead if you want a front-row table near the sand.
Day 14 · Tuesday — Final Sanur morning and departure
A calm last day with a beachside breakfast, light browsing and an easy airport transfer
4 stops€60 in stops, for two
Morning
1. 08:30
  Beachfront breakfast in Sanur
  A final breakfast near the promenade is an easy way to enjoy the coastal setting one last time. The morning is usually gentle here, with boats offshore and a calm start to the day.
  €9 per person
  TIPChoose a place close to the beach path so you can take a short walk afterward.
2. 10:00
  Last stroll along the promenade
  This easy final walk keeps the day light while making the most of Sanur's best asset: its long, pleasant shoreline path. It is a simple, scenic close to the stay without adding extra logistics.
  Free
  TIPKeep bags mostly packed before heading out so the checkout stays stress-free.
3. 11:30
  Check out and luggage storage
  Complete hotel check-out and store luggage if needed before a final short outing or lunch.
  Included
  TIPConfirm transfer timing with the hotel before leaving the front desk.
Afternoon
1. 12:15
  Browse Jalan Danau Tamblingan for last-minute shopping
  Sanur's main street is convenient for picking up small gifts, snacks, textiles or spa products without straying far from the hotel zone. The browsing is easygoing and works well on a departure day.
  Free
  TIPSmall shops may prefer cash for lower-value purchases.
2. 14:00
  Lunch in central Sanur
  A relaxed final lunch keeps the day comfortable and avoids rushing straight into the transfer. Central Sanur has enough variety to make this an easy last meal in Bali.
  €11 per person
  TIPChoose somewhere close to the main road to simplify the pickup.
3. 16:00
  Transfer to the airport
  Travel from Sanur to the airport area, allowing extra buffer for Bali traffic.
  €10 per person
  TIPLeave plenty of margin, as traffic conditions can change quickly in the late afternoon.

Where to stay

Seminyak · about €110 a night Find a hotel here →
Ubud · about €95 a night Find a hotel here →
Sanur · about €90 a night Find a hotel here →

Bali, in a few questions

Is 14 days enough for Bali?

14 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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The 14-day plan, day by day

Day 1 · Wednesday — Settle into Seminyak and the west coast

Transfer into Seminyak and hotel check-in

Walk Jalan Kayu Aya and nearby lanes

Lunch around Seminyak Village area

Seminyak Beach walk

Sunset at Petitenget Beach area

Dinner in Petitenget

Day 2 · Thursday — Seminyak, Canggu and Tanah Lot

Brunch and boutiques around Oberoi

Relax at Batu Belig Beach area

Late lunch in Canggu

Browse Batu Bolong and Echo Beach lanes

Sunset visit to Tanah Lot area

Day 3 · Friday — Bukit Peninsula beach and clifftop day

Drive to the Bukit Peninsula

Morning at Padang Padang area

Lunch around Labuan Sait

Clifftop views around Uluwatu area

Uluwatu Temple area at sunset

Seafood dinner at Jimbaran Bay

Day 4 · Saturday — Seminyak leisure and temple culture

Morning at Double Six Beach area

Spa time in Seminyak

Lunch around Jalan Camplung Tanduk

Petitenget Temple surroundings

Browse sunset bars and beachfront paths

Dinner around Jalan Laksmana

Day 5 · Sunday — Transfer to Ubud via central Bali

Check out and drive toward Ubud

Temple courtyards around Batuan

Lunch in a craft-village area near Mas

Browse woodcarving and handicraft streets

Hotel check-in in Ubud

Ubud central streets and market area

Dinner near the palace area

Day 6 · Monday — Rice terraces and Ubud classics

Morning at the Tegalalang rice terrace area

Coffee and village views near Tegalalang

Lunch in central Ubud

Campuhan Ridge and surrounding lanes

Saraswati and palace quarter walk

Dinner and cultural show area in central Ubud

Day 7 · Tuesday — East Bali temples and water palaces

Drive toward East Bali

Water palace gardens in the Karangasem area

Lunch in Amlapura area

Hillside viewpoints around Sidemen

Village coffee break in Sidemen

Return to Ubud

Dinner near Hanoman Street

Day 8 · Wednesday — North Bali waterfalls and lake country

Drive into Bali's central highlands

Waterfall walk near Munduk

Lunch with highland views

Twin Lakes viewpoints

Ulun Danu Beratan lakeside area

Return to Ubud

Day 9 · Thursday — Ubud slow day: art, markets and spa

Morning walk through Penestanan and Campuhan side roads

Coffee and gallery-hopping streets

Lunch near Jalan Goutama

Browse the Ubud market streets

Balinese massage in central Ubud

Dinner in a garden courtyard area

Day 10 · Friday — Volcanic landscapes and northeast coast

Drive toward Kintamani highlands

Rim viewpoints in the Kintamani area

Lunch with volcano views

Black-lava fields around the mountain roads

Coastal stop around Amed direction

Return to Ubud

Simple late dinner in Ubud

Day 11 · Saturday — Move to Sanur and enjoy the east-coast promenade

Check out and transfer from Ubud to Sanur

Hotel check-in and freshen up

Lunch along the Sanur beachfront

Walk the Sanur promenade

Browse Sindhu market streets

Sunset by Sanur Beach