Admire what the former capital of Lombok, under the Balinese rajahs, has to offer. Visit Mayura Water Palace, located almost in the center of the city and built in 1744. It is the remains of a Balinese royal complex set in an idyllic park with avenue of mangoesteens. The centerpiece of this complex is a 'floating hall' (bale Kambang) used by the king for welcoming very important people and discussing issues of security, prosperity and justice for his people.

Continue on to Sweta market, the largest on Lombok. Wander through its dim alleys you will see stalls spilling over with coffee been, eggs, rice, fish, fabrics, craft, fruit and hard ware, and there is also a bird market. Take a horse drawn cart (Cidomo) to Getap, see blacksmiths who produce farming needs such as hand plough, horseshoes, and traditional kitchen utensil. Then a stop at the biggest 'supermarket', which is in fact the equivalent of a department store. Final stop will be at the Lombok museum which includes exhibits on geology, history, and culture of Lombok and Sumbawa Island.

Travel from your hotel to Lembar Harbour. Private transfer services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. This is a private vehicle transfer.

When making a booking, you will need to advise your departure details and accommodation details. Your transfer will be confirmed immediately and you will be provided with a travel voucher to present to the driver.

Explore the tranquil rural countryside of Bali as you travel the whole length of the island, journeying through the central mountains to Singaraja and Lovina Beach on the North Coast. In the mountains, vegetation changes and you?ll see cabbages, maize and potatoes. Higher still, the countryside is alpine with mosses, creepers and ferns. Visit candi kuning fruit and flower market with its exotic wild orchids, roses and even strawberries !

In Bedugul, an attractive mountain resort located 850 meters above sea level, serene Lake Beratan fills the ancient crater of Mount Batukaru and the local people honour the goddess of the lake at a temple built on small strip of land.

Stop for a walk through tropical rainforest to see Gitgit Waterfall before going on to the old town of Singaraja, Bali?s former capital, on the north coast of Bali. Along the coast towards Lovina, where we stop for lunch, is a fabulous black sand beach (Lunch is not included).