• Buyan Lake - An early morning trek through lush highlands pays off spectacularly for nature lovers visiting North Bali’s renowned Twin Lakes overlooking Lake Buyan and Lake Tamblingan. Perched on an escarpment amidst hills cloaked in mist, the Twin Lakes viewpoint provides a phenomenal sunrise panorama over the two shimmering crater lakes wedged between jungle terrain.

As the fog lifts and golden light spills over the sky at dawn, the vista unveils pristine mirror images reflecting the surrounding volcanic cliffs and forest. Visitors sit enchanted as they watch the sunrise cast its glow over the placid waters and banks dotted with outrigger fishing boats. The scenic landscape has inspired Balinese myths of the sacred lakes housing magical realms below their surfaces.

• Lovina Beach - Located on Bali’s northern coast, Lovina is a laid-back beach destination known for its stunning sunrise views and opportunities to spot dolphins swimming in their natural habitat. The main draw here is the chance to cruise offshore before dawn and swim with pods of friendly dolphins as the sun rises over the tranquil bay.

After an early morning encounter with these graceful creatures, visitors can relax on the black sand beaches, The clear waters and diverse marine life make for an exceptional snorkeling experience.

With its slow pace and natural wonders, Lovina offers the perfect mix of cultural immersion and active aquatic adventures. As the sun sets each evening, guests can reflect on memorable moments like jumping in to swim with wild dolphins by morning light before snorkeling in a tropical underwater paradise. Lovina makes for the ideal base to experience the authentic magic of North Bali.

• Aling-Aling Waterfall - Hidden within lush green jungle along the Aling-Aling River, the spectacular 40-meter high Aling-Aling waterfall presents a breathtaking surprise for visitors venturing inland from North Bali’s coastal towns. To reach this remote waterfall, adventurers must trek down a winding staircase of over 500 steps, descending deep into the valley overlooked by towering cliffs covered in tropical vines.

The challenging hike is rewarded with the magnificent sight of the two-tiered waterfall, its powerful cascade crashing into an idyllic natural pool perfect for swimming. The first tier drops 35 meters into an enchanting blue lagoon, while the second tier tips over a rocky outcropping from even higher. Local guides lead visitors down steep paths and behind falling curtains of water for once-in-a-lifetime photo opportunities.

• Luwus - (Optional) Nestled in North Bali’s mountainous Luwus village lies a hidden gem for coffee connoisseurs - a family-run organic coffee plantation and roastery tucked amidst lush green slopes. Visitors take guided tours along shaded pathways that weave past flowering coffee shrubs and spice gardens, learning how the beans go from crop to cup. Guests gain insight into traditional Balinese agroforestry farming methods that nurture the unique flavors of Luwus Arabica beans. At the beautifully restored traditional hut which serves as the plantation’s cafe, enthusiastic hosts invite visitors to savor a premium cup of their hand-picked coffee paired with banana fritters and panoramic vistas over the lush highland valleys. As one of Bali’s best-kept secrets, this coffee plantation invites guests to soak in the island’s rich natural beauty while discovering authentic local flavors from seed to sip. Its remote location offers a true escape into the heart of Bali.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• Use of snorkeling equipment
• All fees and/or taxes

• any private expenses