Enjoy the best travel experience on Bali Island with the Bali Full Day Tour Package, namely the Bali Jatiluwih and Tanah Lot Sunset Tour. This trip offers a special opportunity to explore the natural beauty of Bali, from the stunning rice terraces to the mesmerizing sunsets. Starting with a visit to Taman Ayun Temple in Mengwi Regency, you will be mesmerized by the architectural beauty of this temple. Next, you will explore the Bali Coffee Plantation, where you can see different types of coffee plants and sample coffee for free. The journey continues to the Bedugul area to enjoy the breathtaking view of Ulun Danu Beratan Temple, located on the shores of Lake Beratan. Then, you will visit the main attraction of this tour, Jatiluwih Rice Terrace. Here, you can have lunch while looking at the largest rice field in Bali. The highlight of the trip is a visit to Tanah Lot Temple, a magnificent Balinese Hindu temple standing on a rock in the middle of the sea. You will witness a spectacular sunset here, creating an unforgettable moment. Throughout the trip, you will be accompanied by an experienced driver from Bali Driver Hire. They will guide you through the natural beauty of Bali and provide insights into the lives of the local people. Bali Jatiluwih and Tanah Lot Sunset Tour offers a complete travel experience, combining the natural, cultural, and spiritual beauty of Bali in one memorable travel package.
Taman Ayun Temple is the first destination on the Jatiluwih and Tanah Lot Sunset Tour. Located in Mengwi District, this temple can be reached in about 45 minutes from Denpasar City. The uniqueness of Taman Ayun Temple lies in its very Balinese architecture, with a building structure that reaches 10 floors. Built on flat land, the temple is surrounded by a large fish pool, creating the illusion of floating on water. The historical value of the Taman Ayun Temple cannot be ignored. Given its significance, the local government of Bali submitted the temple to UNESCO in 2002 for inclusion in the World Heritage List. During a visit, tourists can explore the temple area, which is full of ancient history from the heyday of the Mengwi kingdom. The beauty of the garden layout and the fish pool surrounding the temple add to its charm. The experience of visiting Taman Ayun Temple will enrich the trip on the Jatiluwih and Tanah Lot Sunset Tour, which can provide unforgettable memories for tourists. The harmony between architecture, history, and natural beauty here reflects the essence of authentic Balinese culture.
Bali Coffee Plantation offers a unique experience for visitors to explore a wide variety of plants, including arabica coffee, robusta coffee, pineapple, and salak. Here, you can witness the process of making Balinese coffee firsthand. Visitors have the opportunity to taste the best Balinese coffee or ginger tea while enjoying the view of the green river valley. The estate also sells a range of authentic Balinese coffee products and herbal oils. One of the main attractions is the presence of the civet, an animal famous for producing the world’s most expensive coffee, “Kopi Luwak”. The unique process of making Luwak Coffee involves the coffee beans passing through the civet’s digestive tract, resulting in chemical changes that create a more complex and subtle flavor than regular coffee. Visitors can witness the traditional process of making Luwak Coffee, a very memorable experience in exploring coffee plantation agritourism on Bali Island. The overall visit to this Bali Coffee Plantation offers an in-depth insight into Bali’s coffee culture and its unique production process.
Ulun Danu Beratan Temple, a masterpiece of Balinese architecture, is the next destination after a visit to Jatiluwih. Located on the western shore of Lake Beratan on the Bedugul Plateau, the temple stands majestically at 1,239 meters above sea level, making it one of the most beautiful and photographed temples in Bali. The uniqueness of Ulun Danu Beratan Temple lies in its location within the caldera of Mount Catur, a now-extinct volcano. The temple has a major role as one of the main sources of irrigation in the Balinese highlands, so it is dedicated to Goddess Danu, the goddess of the lake in Balinese Hindu belief. The stunning panorama and cool air of the Balinese highlands have made this lake and temple complex a favorite tourist and recreational destination. Its stunning natural beauty makes it a location that is often immortalized in various photographic works. A visit to Ulun Danu Beratan Temple offers a pleasant experience, with the mesmerizing backdrop of Lake Beratan. The unique architecture of the temple, which seems to float on the edge of the lake, creates an unforgettable view for visitors. The combination of natural beauty, spiritual value, and traditional Balinese architecture at Ulun Danu Beratan Temple presents a complete tourism experience, making it one of the highlights of a trip to the Island of the Gods.
Jatiluwih Rice Terrace is a village located in the highlands of Bali that offers a stunning natural panorama. Set against a background of majestic mountains, the village showcases a mesmerizing expanse of rice fields, stretching from the foot of the mountain to the sea. Located at an altitude of 700 meters above sea level, Jatiluwih is enveloped in refreshingly cool air. These climatic conditions, coupled with a good irrigation system, make this area very suitable for the development of the agricultural sector. The uniqueness of Jatiluwih lies in the local type of rice grown here. This rice plant has a relatively larger size compared to other superior varieties that are generally planted by farmers in Bali, so this adds to the attractiveness of this area. In the fertile season, Jatiluwih presents a mesmerizing green landscape. The vast expanse of rice fields creates a beautiful landscape, which can spoil the eyes of visitors who come on a series of Jatiluwih and Tanah Lot Sunset Tour. A trip to Jatiluwih Rice Terrace not only offers a breathtaking experience but also provides an insight into traditional Balinese farming life. The combination of natural beauty, cool mountain air, and agricultural cultural heritage creates a complete and memorable travel experience.
Tanah Lot Temple is a magnificent Balinese Hindu temple and the highlight of the Jatiluwih and Tanah Lot Sunset Tour. The temple is unique due to its location on a rock in the middle of the sea, creating a mesmerizing view, especially during sunset. The beauty of Tanah Lot Temple can be enjoyed from various viewpoints, each offering spectacular panoramas of the sea and sunset. At high tide, the temple seems to float above the surface of the sea, surrounded by shimmering water. The name “Tanah Lot” itself has a deep meaning. “Tanah” refers to a coral reef that resembles a small island, while “Lot” or “Lod” means sea. So, Tanah Lot can be interpreted as a small island floating in the ocean. The moment of high tide at Tanah Lot is an unforgettable experience for visitors. At this time, the temple looks as if it is floating above the sea, creating a magical and unique sight. Visiting Tanah Lot Temple not only offers natural and architectural beauty but also provides a profound spiritual experience. The combination of the majesty of the temple, the beauty of nature, and the mesmerizing moment of sunset makes Tanah Lot the perfect finale to the Jatiluwih and Tanah Lot Sunset Tour.
The tour we provide is a Private Tour (without sharing). We offer two price options, namely Regular Tour Prices and Inclusive Tour Prices.
Please see the price details of the Bali Jatiluwih and Tanah Lot Sunset Tours Package below:
Price Includes : Private Car / Minibus / Bus with Good A/C + Petrol + English-speaking Driver
Note : The Parking fee, Entrance fee, and Lunch are not included in the price.
Price Includes : Private Car / Minibus / Bus with Good A/C + Petrol + Parking Fee + English-speaking Driver + Entrance Fee + Lunch Indonesian Food + Mineral Water
Note : For the Inclusive Price, a minimum booking of 2 people is required.
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