The quiet nutmeg forest at Sangeh, the royal temple of Taman Ayun floating inside its moat, then Tanah Lot as the sun drops behind it - an easy day west of Ubud built around sunset.
A grove of tall nutmeg trees on the way to Tanah Lot, with a resident troop of long-tailed macaques and a small temple. Quieter than the Monkey Forest in Ubud, and the paths are just as easy.
The state temple of the Mengwi kingdom, founded in 1634 and UNESCO-listed. Its rows of tiered meru shrines sit on an island inside a wide moat. Flat paths run around the outside, which is where the photos of the towers are taken from.
A sea temple on a rock offshore, cut off by the tide as the sun drops behind it. We arrive with time to walk the cliff path and pick a spot before the light goes.
Private car, driver and fuel. You pay entrance tickets at each gate as you go - handy if you like to skip a stop.
The whole day prepaid, with entrance tickets for the listed stops included. Nothing to pay at the gates.
We pick you up from your hotel or villa in the Ubud area at the time you choose. Your driver shares their details the day before.
Comfortable shoes, sunscreen and a hat, and some cash for entrance tickets (Standard) and lunch along the way.
Temples ask for a sarong, arranged at the gate. A few stops have stairs or a short walk. The route is flexible - linger or skip as you like.
Book and pay online by card or PayPal; a $10 deposit holds your date and you settle the rest at the end of the day. Free cancellation up to 24 hours before.
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