Getting there
The flight averages about 2 hours 45 minutes, with several daily departures on Singapore Airlines and Garuda Indonesia.
Itinerary · 5 Days
Five unhurried days: Seminyak to settle in, two days of art and food in Ubud, then Uluwatu cliffs and a seafood dinner in Jimbaran before you fly home.
Plan My 5 Days
Day by Day
A 30–45 minute transfer from the airport. Check in, walk Petitenget Beach at sunset, then dine at Metis or Merah Putih.
Drive 1.5–2 hours inland. Visit the Neka Art Museum, then join a private Balinese cooking class of 3–4 hours.
Morning yoga, a guided walk at Tegalalang Rice Terraces, lunch at Mozaic and a silver workshop at Chez Monique Jewellery.
Move to a clifftop resort, watch sunset at Uluwatu Temple and the Kecak dance, then grilled seafood on Jimbaran Bay.
A last swim or spa treatment, maybe a coffee plantation visit, then 45–60 minutes from Uluwatu to the airport.
Trip at a Glance
Built for depth over speed, with private transfers between three bases and time left to rest.
The flight averages about 2 hours 45 minutes, with several daily departures on Singapore Airlines and Garuda Indonesia.
Pool villas with butler service, often from S$800 a night. Ubud resorts such as Mandapa start around S$900.
Expect around 4–5 hours a day of cultural activities or wellness, without rushing between sights.
High season is July–August and December–January. Some villas need reserving 6–9 months ahead.
Budget
What the itinerary's meals and treatments typically cost, in Singapore dollars.
S$100–200
Three courses per person at a restaurant like Metis or Merah Putih.
S$150–250
Multi-course tasting lunch per person. Reservations are essential.
S$120–180
A 90-minute treatment at your Ubud resort spa.
S$80–150
Dinner for two, priced by weight: snapper, prawns and lobster grilled over coconut husks.
Questions
It is held daily at 6:00 PM in an amphitheater near the temple. It lasts about an hour and costs around S$15 per person.
Bali's traditional irrigation system, dating back to the 9th century. A guide explains it on the Tegalalang walk, which runs from 45 minutes to 2 hours.
A traditional Balinese beauty ritual once reserved for royalty that exfoliates and nourishes the skin. It takes about 1.5 hours and costs around S$100–150.
Add two or three days for the beaches of Candidasa, diving at Menjangan Island or a multi-day wellness retreat.
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