Adrie Bali brings destinations to life through local history, culture, and stories. Use these ideas as a starting point, then shape the journey around what interests you.
Ubud, Bali
1. Tegalalang Rice Terraces
Green terraces and the traditional subak irrigation system offer a window into local farming and everyday life.
A local tip: Visit early in the morning for quieter views and soft light.
Bali
2. Nusa Penida
Dramatic cliffs, beaches, and clear water make this island a memorable addition to a Bali itinerary. Kelingking is one of its best-known viewpoints.
A local tip: Consider an overnight stay if you want more time to explore. Discuss boat and island transport arrangements with Ade.
North Bali
3. Sekumpul Waterfall
Waterfalls surrounded by tropical greenery, reached through a scenic walk. Ask the team about the route and local guiding arrangements.
A local tip: Prepare to get wet and bring suitable footwear.
East Bali
4. Sidemen Valley
Rice fields, mountain views, and traditional villages invite you to slow down and get closer to rural Balinese life.
A local tip: Consider a homestay if you want to spend longer in the valley.
Bali
5. Mount Batur
A sunrise hike with views over Lake Batur and the surrounding volcanic landscape. Local stories add another dimension to the climb.
A local tip: The journey starts before dawn. Discuss the route, fitness requirements, and pickup time when planning.
East Java
6. Tumpak Sewu Waterfall
A dramatic waterfall in a deep, green canyon. Make time for the surrounding landscape as well as the waterfall itself.
A local tip: Bring a waterproof jacket and expect to get wet.
East Java
7. Mount Bromo
Sunrise, volcanic peaks, and a sea of clouds create one of Java’s most striking landscapes. Learn about the local Tengger traditions along the way.
A local tip: Dress warmly for the early start.
East Java
8. Madakaripura Waterfall
A waterfall hidden among towering cliffs. Adrie Bali can help coordinate local guiding and clarify entrance arrangements.
A local tip: Allow time for the journey from the carpark, local transport, and the walk. Ask about current conditions before visiting.
East Java
9. Mount Ijen
A volcanic landscape known for its crater lake. Ask Ade about the itinerary, local history, and current access arrangements.
A local tip: Discuss timing and overnight accommodation near the starting point when planning your trip.
Activities and access depend on local conditions. Discuss your route and any guiding or transport arrangements with Ade when planning.
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