You travel to Bali to slow down, to re-learn the simple principles of happiness, and to connect with nature, with yourself, and with other people. We’ll immersively experience Bali - highlighting the best of the Balinese culture, spirituality, cuisine, heritage, and arts while connecting with the local people and communities. The Balinese culture is infused with spirituality. Like India, Bali is primarily Hindu, but they have their own brand of Hinduism with their own customs and personality. The Balinese are kind down to their core. It’s never put on. Once you experience it, you’ll realize how many layers we, Westerners, put on to hide our true selves. The rich Balinese culture and engaging people have much to teach us. If you let it, this small island will dive deep into your soul. This experience in Bali may make you rethink your priorities and the way you live your life. Regardless, we know this. You’ll walk away from this treasure of a place refreshed, renewed, and with a full heart.
Here's a day-by-day itinerary of the trip
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Adiwana Bisma Ubud a peaceful oasis just steps from the Monkey Forest, our hotel offers the very best in Balinese hospitality in a refined and uplifting atmosphere.
Alila Manggis Hotel is one of Bali's best kept secrets, Alila Manggis is a secluded, stylish seaside resort in Manggis, East Bali. Set in a coconut grove, the resort lies between the sea and the majestic Mount Agung, Bali's most sacred mountain.
Cathy Gotfried from Canada can't wait to host our Bali tour. She’s been in the travel and tourism industry since 1986 and considers the magical island of Bali her second home, having traveled there 35 times since 1983. “For me, Bali is paradise. It is a place to take a deep breath, embrace simplicity, connect with local people and the community, surround myself with nature, and reflect upon life's blessings. Nothing is more rewarding than escorting a group of women and experiencing their joy and fullness as they become awestruck with Bali's beauty, culture, and spirituality.”
The island of Gods
Bali is the most popular island vacation destination in the Indonesian archipelago. It's home to an ancient culture known for its warm hospitality and exotic temples and palaces set against stunning natural backdrops. Dining in Bali presents endless choices of exotic, local cuisine.
All entry costs and expert guides
Spa treatment
All meals unless otherwise stated on the itinerary
Two glasses of beer or wine with dinner
All in country transportation
All activities stated on the itinerary
International airfare
Any visas or inoculations required
Additional spa treatments beyond those mentioned
Any personal souvenirs
Travel and Medical Insurance (required)
You should fly into Ngurah Rai International Airport.
If you are traveling across an ocean to get to Bali, consider arriving a day early so you have time to relax and adjust to the local time zone. The trip officially starts on April 21, so arriving early will give you a chance to unwind before the adventure begins. If you decide to come a day earlier, let us know, and we will book your room and ensure that you stay in the same room until the trip starts.
We will have a zoom call about 6 weeks before the trip starts to discuss all that information and give you a packing list. Here is a great website that we love that will help you with packing and travel trips.
In April, Bali typically experiences warm and humid weather as it transitions from the wet to the dry season. The average temperatures range from 77°F to 88°F. While April sees fewer rainy days compared to the wet season, occasional afternoon showers are still possible. Overall, the weather is pleasant, with a mix of sunny and partly cloudy days.