Upon arrival at the New Yogyakarta International Airport, you will be picked up by your driver and/or guide and will be transferred to your hotel in Yogyakarta. This is a transfer only, no stops included.

Today you will visit impressive Borobudur Temple, followed with the village activity at Candirejo. Then in the afternoon experience "funway to live like locals".

Please note, that entrance fees are excluded unless mentioned otherwise below. Your route may be discussed with the driver during the day of travel.

Dating back to the 9th century, Borobudur is the largest Buddhist temple on earth and is located in central Java. Restored in 1970 with the help of UNESCO, the temple consists of six square platforms topped by three circular platforms. It is decorated with no less than 2,672 relief panels and has 504 Buddha statues of varying types. The main dome sits in the centre of the top platform and is surrounded by 72 stupas each containing a Buddha statue. Only when visiting in person will you get a true appreciation of its immensity and stunning design, a highly recommended stop for anyone going through Java.

We would like to kindly inform you that the monuments of Borobudur have adjusted their regulation as per below:

Please note, climbing the monument is not included in this service.

Enjoy the leisure ride by horse cart around the village of Candirejo, where you will learn more about live-in a Javanese village. Accompanied with a local guide, you will gain more insight into the daily activities, the multiple-crop farming system, or the tradition itself. If you are lucky, you might enjoy picking fruits from their tree based on its harvest season. An experience that will last forever.

Spend your night in Yogyakarta like the locals in alun-alun kidul (Southern Square). See the night life’s festivity; the crowd, the food, the attraction, the activity, accompanied by our local guide.

You will be greeted by your guide with a little explanation about the tour itself. Take an easy walk throughout the busy streets of Yogyakarta while a glimpse of local life pass by. Arrive in Alun-alun Kidul, your guide will explain about the history that lies within. Enjoy your night riding the light becak, trying the Masangin game, and tasting a selection of the street foods. Tonight is all about being a Yogyakartans!

If time permits, you can ask your local guide to take you to see Wayang performance (additional charge).

Please bring your own bottle as we no longer provide plastic bottled mineral water in the tour.  

This morning you will have "Becak" city tour then continue with visit to Prambanan Temple.

Please note, that entrance fees are excluded unless mentioned otherwise below. Your route may be discussed with the driver during the day of travel.

Becak is one of the oldest and most traditional forms of transportation in Indonesia. Today, you will discover Yogya's highlight by this traditional transport. It is a short becak drive to the Alun-Alun Kidul (South Square), the backyard of Sultan's Palace. Next to some great architecture, you'll experience traditional clothing and of course, we take you to visit Taman Sari, the Water Castle where was once used by the royal family to spend their leisure time. The becak driver will take you to the Sultan Palace (Keraton), giving you ample time to breathe into this special atmosphere. Once you enter the Keraton, a slow-paced tempo atmosphere filled with tradition and history overwhelms you, making a becak the perfect way of transportation to discover the unique corners of the Keraton. Leave the Keraton and enjoy delicious simple lunch.Continue your exploration today with a visit to Sonobudoyo Museum. This museum collects and keep important pieces of Javanese tradition.You end the day in the present at the famous Malioboro Road for some shopping and local everyday life before returning to your hotel.

Prambanan Temple is also called Rara Jonggrang Temple. This is the biggest Hindu's temple in Indonesia and one of the most beautiful temples in Southeast Asia. The height of the main temple is 47 meters, surrounded by smaller temples. In Southeast Asia, there are two biggest Hindu's temples: Angkor Wat temple in Cambodia and Prambanan temple in Indonesia.

This morning you will have "Becak" city tour then continue with visit to Prambanan Temple.

Please note, that entrance fees are excluded unless mentioned otherwise below. Your route may be discussed with the driver during the day of travel.

Becak is one of the oldest and most traditional forms of transportation in Indonesia. Today, you will discover Yogya's highlight by this traditional transport. It is a short becak drive to the Alun-Alun Kidul (South Square), the backyard of Sultan's Palace. Next to some great architecture, you'll experience traditional clothing and of course, we take you to visit Taman Sari, the Water Castle where was once used by the royal family to spend their leisure time. The becak driver will take you to the Sultan Palace (Keraton), giving you ample time to breathe into this special atmosphere. Once you enter the Keraton, a slow-paced tempo atmosphere filled with tradition and history overwhelms you, making a becak the perfect way of transportation to discover the unique corners of the Keraton. Leave the Keraton and enjoy delicious simple lunch.Continue your exploration today with a visit to Sonobudoyo Museum. This museum collects and keep important pieces of Javanese tradition.You end the day in the present at the famous Malioboro Road for some shopping and local everyday life before returning to your hotel.

Prambanan Temple is also called Rara Jonggrang Temple. This is the biggest Hindu's temple in Indonesia and one of the most beautiful temples in Southeast Asia. The height of the main temple is 47 meters, surrounded by smaller temples. In Southeast Asia, there are two biggest Hindu's temples: Angkor Wat temple in Cambodia and Prambanan temple in Indonesia. Built on the ninth century by Rakai Pikatan and was dedicated to Hindis Gods, Brahma, Visnu, and Shiva.

We would like to kindly inform you that the monuments of Prambanan and Borobudur have adjusted their opening days as per below: Prambanan: - Closed on Mondays (only the park area is open, the monument is closed) - Regularly opened on Tuesdays - Sundays No date has been mentioned as to re-opening the monuments again 7 days a week, but we are in talk with the authorities.  

You will be picked up from your hotel in Yogyakarta and transferred to Tugu Train Station in Yogyakarta. This is a transfer only, no stops included.

You will depart from Yogyakarta Train Station with "Sancaka Pagi Train" to go to Surabaya Train Station. Approx. 5 hours you will arrive Surabaya.

Today you will be pick up by your driver/guide at your hotel in Mojokerto and will be transferred to hotel in Malang. This is a transfer only, no stops included.  

Today you will go from Malang to Bromo via Jeep ride in Jemplang. On the way, you will walk around the Jemplang area where you can see the beautiful savannah of Bromo that is famously called The Whispering Sand (Pasir Berbisik). Afterwards, you will be transferred to your hotel in Bromo.

Malang city East Java moves at a far more leisurely pace than the regional capital, Surabaya, sprawling over the hilltops with the cool refreshing air and the grace of an overgrown market town. It is a cultured city with several important universities and home to a large student population.

Located in the city of Malang, Jodipan is undoubtedly the most colorful town in all of Indonesia; it is hard to articulate just how colorful this place is no alleyway, wall, roofs or sidewalk is spared by beautiful colors, patterns and designs. A delightful place to walk through and a good example of how something simple can add so much color to daily life.

Mt. Bromo is located in East Java and sits in the middle of a plain called Seara Wedi or Sea of Sand. At a height of 2,329m, the mountain might not be the tallest in Indonesia but is arguably one of the most popular offering a wide range of great treks leading to stunning views and many other exciting activities such as dirtbiking, horse rides and more. One of the most visited times of day is in the early mornings as the sunrise from the top of this mountain is renowned and incredibly picturesque.

You will board a jeep that will take you on a drive around Jemplang area. This area is famous for visitors going to Bromo, where you can take a walk in the savannah after some driving. You can also take a walk at the famous Whispering Sand or Pasir Berbisik before going to your hotel in Bromo.

Wake up early in the morning for the tour. You will be leaving the hotel using a Jeep to go to the point of view, and waiting for the beautiful golden sunrise to appear. After sunrise, you will then drive to the sea of sand (Pasir Berbisik) to reach the parking area of Mt. Bromo. From the parking area, you can walk up to the summit of Mt. Bromo, where you will feel like walking on the surface of the Moon. After visiting Mt. Bromo, you will be back to the hotel for a refreshing shower and breakfast.

Please note that Bromo is an active Volcano and we cannot guarantee that it will be possible to visit the crater. The status can change daily and you will receive the most recent information at the time when you will receive the Entrance Ticket to Bromo.  Please note, that even though the crater might be closed, it will be possible to visit the viewpoint. Exception: During major Eruptions.

Today you will go from Bromo to Surabaya. On the way, you will pass by the small villages around the Bromo area and slowly drive towards the city through the long winding road. Upon arriving in Surabaya, the hustle and bustle of the city welcomes you.

Arriving in Surabaya, you will explore this city with your guide. Your route may be discussed with the driver during the day of travel and please note, that entrance fees are excluded unless mentioned otherwise below. Surabaya

Surabaya is the second largest city in Indonesia and is known as the city of Heroes due to its history in the struggle for Indonesian independence from the colonizers. The name Surabaya is inspired by the mythical battle between Sura (shark) and Baya (crocodile). The balance between modernity and history, makes this city worth visiting. With some notable locations being the Heroes Monument, Submarine monument, House of Sampoerna museum, Ampel mosque and Arab quarter.

You will be picked up from your hotel in Surabaya and will be transferred to Juanda International Airport in Surabaya. This is a transfer only, no stops included.

Arriving in Bali you will be transferred from Ngurah Rai Airport to Ubud. On the way you will leave the bustling street of Kuta and pass rice fields, Balinese temples and small craft villages before arriving in Ubud.  

Today you will see the spiritual sight of Bali in depth. The tour will start with creating an offering, called Canang in Bali. This offering will be brought to the temples to ask permission from the gods to enter the temple.The guide will explain about the offering and the way of making the prayer before you will take the holy bath to purify yourself.

At Gunung Kawi, you will see the beautiful rice fields and the carved façade dating back to the 11th century. They are called the Kings tombs, commemorating the Udayana Kingdom.  The guide will lead you on small rice field paths surrounding the complex.

At Tirta Empul, the guide will take you around the temple with 14 Holy water spouts for purification.Back to the Foundation, you will be served lunch in the Yayasan café which is run by young people with special needs.

Morning class starts with a trip to a local market. In Bali Markets open early, The food markets are a great way to introduce students to Bali culture and lifestyle. The Chef will explain about Balinese tastes and customs, local meat, fish, and produce, finding unique ingredients and, of course, Balinese-style bargaining! Learn the secrets of buying fresh ingredients in a traditional, – what to select and what to reject. Touring a traditional outdoor market provides insight both into how Balinese people approach cooking and how many spend their day. These lessons are as important as those in the kitchen.

The Balinese Cooking Class that we offer is completely hands-on and conducted in English, students will be provided their own cooking station and utensils to prepare and cook all of the dishes by themselves. The class is limited to a maximum of ten participants per class to ensure individual attention for everyone. The teacher and his assistant with extensive knowledge of Balinese ingredients and cooking methods will demonstrate How to cook all of the dishes and let the students taste what they had prepared for lunch or dinner and also take away pack if you cannot finish it.  

Today you will go from Ubud to Sanur. A private car with driver is available for this trip. On the way to Sanur, you will visit some nice waterfalls and enjoy lunch with the local.

Please note, that entrance fees are excluded unless mentioned otherwise below. Your route may be discussed with the driver during the day of travel. Duration of your private charter car is 10 hours commencing from your pickup time.

Tibumana Waterfall Bali is one of the most beautiful hidden waterfalls near Ubud. Luckily, only a few people know about it. It’s getting harder and harder to find secluded places in Bali since tourism is on the rise. When you’ll get closer to Tibumana Waterfall, you’ll notice endless rice fields and palm trees. You may have a chance to take a sneak peak inside the local people’s daily lives. You’ll see Balinese people taking care of their animals or wandering around the rice fields. Definitely something to remember!

Goa Rang Reng Waterfall is a lovely relaxing spot, the peaceful natural surrounds make it an ideal escape from busy traffic-clogged Ubud. Goa Rang Reng flows down at a gentle angle. The appealing falls are not high and are more like a web of steep rapids than a single torrent. There is a natural pool at the top of the waterfall where you can relax and swim.

It may not be the most known waterfalls in Bali Kanto Lampo is still a stunning place to visit when exploring the Ubud area. Tucked away in the jungles of the island visiting this waterfall can make an escape to Bali even more complete with a sense of peaceful tranquility that comes over those who visit. The best way to fully immerse in the experience is to wade through the waters to get front row seats to the waterworks it unfurls.

Before lunch, you will get  a guided tour through the family compound by your host. You will learn that there are more than one family living within the compound.  When a son of the family marries, his wife usually moves into this compound, so a compound is a place for extended families, each with their own sleeping quarters, but otherwise sharing the facilities. You will be served lunch and you can choose to eat with your hands just like the Balinese. Family members drop in to enjoy the food, but will find their place to eat anywhere in the compound. Food is freshly cooked in the family kitchen and you also may learn how to cook it. Selamat Makan.  

This tour will be visiting 2 remote beaches and includes lunch in a nice setting overlooking the sea.

The tour starts with a pick up from your hotel and drives to Uluwatu temple. From Sanur, this will take approximately 60 minutes, from Jimbaran for about 30 minutes. Uluwatu is one of the key temples of Bali. The Uluwatu temple is set on a 70-meter high cliff edge with an exotic temple shrine silhouette against the sky and ocean backdrop.

From here the driver will bring you to the hidden beach. You will not be directly on the beach when stepping out of the car. You arrive at the parking area. The parking is on the cliff edge with a temple overlooking the ocean. If you bring a sash and sarong you can visit the temple too. From the parking, you need to walk approximately 250 steep steps with great panoramic views along the way. When you arrive at the white sandy beach with turquoise water and no mass tourism you know that it was worth the effort. You can cool off in the sea and warm up in the sun or find a place in the shade of the overhanging rocks. The beach has no tourist facilities such as selling food and drinks. This implements that you need to bring enough drinking (water) and bring along some snacks. There are no sunbeds or beach umbrella's, it's a pure natural beach! At extreme high tide, it can happen that the beach will only be a very narrow stretch. But the tide will change and the beach will be broad again.

If you have had enough beach time and you are getting hungry, it's time to walk back up to the parking where your driver will be waiting. It is highly recommended to replenish yourself with fresh coconut water which will be offered at the parking.

From here drive in 20 minutes to lunch, combined with the next hidden beach. The lunch will be served with a view of the sea. Including with the lunch is the use of the pool + pool towel and the shower Another staircase, and not so long and steep this time, will lead you from the restaurant through the jungle to a secret beach. You can take a shower to fresh up after the beach before we will bring you to one of the most romantic sunset pictures in Bali. It is a popular spot for wedding pictures, and beside the view is lovely the pre-wedding pictures are fun to watch.

From this spot you are back in Jimbaran in 15 minutes, and back to Sanur in 30 minutes' time.Take with you: enough water, some snacks, sun protection, towel, bathing suit, and camera.