Leave the mainstream routes behind and dive into East Bali’s rich cultural landscape on this full-day private trip led by a local host. This itinerary brings together ancient temples, a stunning water palace, and one of Bali’s top wildlife attractions in a day full of contrast and discovery.

- Fully Customisable & Private – Discuss your itinerary and stops with your driver, and if time isn’t enough, you can ask them to extend the trip directly from their app.

- Pickup and drop off from a professional English-speaking driver.

A comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle with an English-speaking driver will take you eastward into some of the island’s most sacred and serene regions. As the roads wind through volcanic foothills and coastal villages, the journey becomes part of the experience.

Begin with a visit to the majestic Lempuyang Temple, home to the famous “Gates of Heaven.” Perched on the slopes of Mount Lempuyang, this sacred site offers panoramic views and a strong spiritual presence. Your host will help navigate the site and capture that iconic photo with the misty peaks in the background.

Next, continue to Goa Lawah Temple, also known as the Bat Cave Temple. One of Bali’s nine directional temples, it is built around a cave that’s home to thousands of fruit bats. The temple’s coastal location and deep spiritual roots make it a fascinating contrast to the mountaintop serenity of Lempuyang.

Take a step into royal history at Tirta Gangga Palace, a former palace known for its beautifully arranged water gardens, stone fountains, and koi-filled pools. The tranquil atmosphere and manicured design make it a perfect stop to walk, reflect, or take in views of the surrounding rice terraces.

End the day at the immersive Bali Safari Park, where you’ll encounter native and exotic wildlife from the comfort of a safari bus or open vehicle. The park blends animal conservation with Balinese culture, offering a close-up experience with elephants, tigers, zebras, and more — all in a setting designed to feel wild but welcoming.

As you make your way back, you’ll pass through small villages and coastal roads, soaking in the rhythm of daily life in East Bali, the perfect conclusion to a day of contrast between ancient ritual, royal tradition, and wild nature.

Please note: Tickets for the attractions visited during this trip are not included in the price and must be purchased separately.