Kintamani Volcano Tour with Lunch

It was a very interesting tour. Lovely to get up to the mountains. Lunch was a highlight. My guide was very knowledgeable & flexible with what we did. Would thoroughly recommend the tour

The Kintamani Tour was a great experience. My tour guide, Krisna, couldn't have been better - a good guy, entertaining, knowledgeable and a laugh. Getting away from the hustle and bustle of Kuta was well worth it. Kintamani, breathtaking.

Aris from Bali 4 U tours is a lovely gentleman who took extremely good care of us during the whole day visit. The places he took us to, smooth experience and gave us ample time to explore and enjoy on our own. To top it all, the Restaurant in Kintamani was very well chosen. He kept us entertained during road trip too and shared the history of the place and people. Lovely gentleman to experience this tour with.

It's a very reasonable one-day private tour of Bali's World Heritage sites, efficiently taking you to and from a hotel in the Ubud area, with one English-speaking driver and one guide (some guides can speak Japanese), and you can easily apply by yourself for it, at about 15,000 yen including lunch. In the morning, we visited a traditional Balinese folk house, an elephant cave called 'Goagaja', a sacred spring temple called 'Tintownpur', a coffee farm and stopped at a chocolate souvenir shop. For lunch, we had buffet food at a restaurant overlooking 'Lake Batur' on the Kintamani Plateau. In the afternoon, we spent about an hour walking around Tegalalang Rice Terrace, one of Bali's best attractions, with our guide, who dropped us off at our hotel around 4pm in the evening. It was a tour that I will always remember so much that I can't stop crying when I say goodbye, with the driver and guide explaining in English and broken Japanese for the sake of one tourist, and the guide helping me in various ways when I slip on the rice terrace.

It's a very reasonable one-day private tour of Bali's World Heritage sites, efficiently taking you to and from a hotel in the Ubud area, with one English-speaking driver and one guide (some guides can speak Japanese), and you can easily apply by yourself for it, at about 15,000 yen including lunch. In the morning, we visited a traditional Balinese folk house, an elephant cave called 'Goagaja', a sacred spring temple called 'Tintownpur', a coffee farm and stopped at a chocolate souvenir shop. For lunch, we had buffet food at a restaurant overlooking 'Lake Batur' on the Kintamani Plateau. In the afternoon, we spent about an hour walking around Tegalalang Rice Terrace, one of Bali's best attractions, with our guide, who dropped us off at our hotel around 4pm in the evening. It was a tour that I will always remember so much that I can't stop crying when I say goodbye, with the driver and guide explaining in English and broken Japanese for the sake of one tourist, and the guide helping me in various ways when I slip on the rice terrace.