Bali—an island paradise where spirituality, adventure, culture, and coastal bliss converge. From terraced rice fields to sacred temples, from volcanic hikes to luxurious beach clubs, this 10-day Bali itinerary by Adotrip blends iconic must-visits with offbeat gems for an unforgettable Indonesian holiday.
Best Things to Do in Bali in 10 Days
- Visit iconic temples: Uluwatu, Tanah Lot, and Ulun Danu Beratan
- Explore Ubud’s rice terraces, art markets, and Monkey Forest
- Hike Mount Batur for a sunrise view above the clouds
- Chill at beach clubs like Finns, Potato Head, and Savaya
- Snorkel or dive in Nusa Penida or Nusa Lembongan
- Try Balinese dishes like Babi Guling, Nasi Campur, and Lawar
- Pamper yourself with traditional Balinese massages
- Enjoy cultural experiences—Kecak dance, purification rituals
Complete 10-Day Bali Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival in Denpasar & Transfer to Seminyak
- Land at Ngurah Rai International Airport
- Transfer to Seminyak, check into a beachfront resort
- Enjoy sunset at Seminyak Beach or Petitenget Temple
- Dine at Motel Mexicola or Ku De Ta
Day 2: Tanah Lot & South Bali Beach Tour
- Morning visit to Tanah Lot Temple by the sea
- Head to Pandawa, Melasti, and Dreamland Beaches
- Explore Uluwatu Temple and witness the Kecak Fire Dance at sunset
- Evening drinks at Savaya or Rock Bar Bali
Day 3: Nusa Dua & Water Adventures
- Water sports at Nusa Dua: jet ski, parasailing, banana boat
- Visit Waterblow and relax at Nusa Dua Beach
- Optional: Spa treatment at a cliffside resort
- Explore Bali Collection Mall or enjoy a seafood dinner at Jimbaran Bay
Day 4: Transfer to Ubud via Tegenungan Waterfall
- On the way, stop at Tegenungan Waterfall for a refreshing dip
- Visit Goa Gajah (Elephant Cave) and Tirta Empul for holy spring cleansing
- Arrive in Ubud, explore the town and art market
- Overnight in a jungle or rice-field view resort
Day 5: Ubud Cultural Day
- Early walk at Campuhan Ridge
- Visit Monkey Forest and Saraswati Temple
- Explore Tegallalang Rice Terraces and Bali Swing
- Optional: Attend a cooking class or traditional Balinese dance performance
Day 6: Mount Batur Sunrise Trek & Hot Springs
- Midnight departure for Mount Batur sunrise trek
- Watch sunrise above volcanic peaks and Lake Batur
- Refresh at Toya Devasya natural hot springs
- Rest day in Ubud or visit coffee plantations en route
Day 7: Day Trip to Nusa Penida
- Early speedboat to Nusa Penida
- Visit Kelingking Beach, Angel’s Billabong, Broken Beach, and Crystal Bay
- Snorkel at Manta Point or Gamat Bay (optional)
- Return to Bali by evening
Day 8: Transfer to Canggu or Sanur
- Travel to laid-back Canggu or calm Sanur
- Chill at Echo Beach or Batu Bolong Beach
- Enjoy brunch at Crate Café or The Shady Shack
- Try surfing or simply relax with ocean views
Day 9: Ulun Danu Beratan & Handara Gate
- Full-day tour to North Bali
- Visit Ulun Danu Beratan Temple on the lake
- Take photos at Bali Handara Gate and Wanagiri Hidden Hill
- Optional: Visit Gitgit Waterfall or Banyumala Twin Waterfalls
- Return for final shopping or dinner
Day 10: Departure from Bali
- Enjoy your last Balinese breakfast
- Visit a spa or shop at Beachwalk Mall (time permitting)
- Transfer to airport for your return flight
Tips from Adotrip
- Always carry sarongs and cover shoulders at temples
- Use GoJek or Grab for local rides
- Book Mount Batur trek and Nusa Penida boat in advance
- Carry sunscreen, power bank, and reusable water bottle
- Watch for tide times when visiting beaches
Frequently Asked Questions about 10 Days Itinerary of Bali
Q1. Is 10 days enough to explore Bali?
A1. Yes, 10 days give you a perfect mix of adventure, culture, beach relaxation, and spiritual exploration.
Q2. What’s the best time to visit Bali?
A2. April to October is the dry season and best for travel, but avoid July-August for peak crowds.
Q3. Is Nusa Penida worth visiting for a day trip?
A3. Absolutely. It offers stunning cliffs, beaches, and snorkeling spots ideal for a day tour.
Q4. Are ATMs and Wi-Fi easily available?
A4. Yes, Bali has plenty of ATMs, and most cafes, hotels, and restaurants offer free Wi-Fi.
Q5. Can I drive a scooter in Bali?
A5. You can, but you must carry an international driving permit. Roads can be chaotic—drive cautiously.
