Escape in to the heart of Balinese countryside on this coach tour, and explore beautiful rice boxs and enjoy the tranquility of Gulingan Village. Wandering through the beautiful terrace rice boxs you reach a fabulous setting of tropical vegetation's and ponds. Take in the surrounding view of Unspoiled Rural Bali while you relax in the traditional pavilion (exclusive to this tour), if you like to try your hand at fishing in the ponds or take a stroll downhill through coconut palms, coffee, vanilla and cloves plantations.

Return to the village to learn the art of Balinese Cooking in traditional kitchen. A fabulous lesson in cooking such delicious meals. Grind, mix and prepare the abundant herbs and spices which add the unique texture and flavor to Balinese dishes. Your delicious lunch is ready to enjoy.

Experience our exhilarating Ocean Rafting, visiting magnificent sights whilst skimming the ocean at speeds reaching 70kph. Sit down, hang on, and let's go!!

This high speed cruise travels along the coastline of Nusa Dua, past the Nikko Hotel and the Bali Cliff Hotel, with Uluwatu Fruit Juices and Pastries served prior to boarding. Dolphin spotting off the South Bali Coast is part of this cruise, and it is highly likely that you will see these beautiful creatures playing in the waters. Then, return by high speed back to Benoa Harbor and air-conditioned transfers back to your hotel.

Please note: We have a 90% dolphin sighting success rate, however as dolphins are a wild marine animal (mammals), dolphin sightings cannot be guaranteed.

Lombok's terracotta pottery is gaining an international reputation for its quality workmanship. In the village of Banyumulek (clear - water) you can see potwomen painstakingly molding vases, jugs and paltes in exactly the same way as they have been crafted for centuries. Visit Sukarare renowned for its traditional weaving, the techniques of which have been handed down from mother to daughter for generations. Each piece of cloth is woven on a handloom in establish patters and colors. Some fabrics are woven in as many as four direction and interwoven with gold thread. They can be so complicated that they take one person three months to complete.

Then move on to Kuta beach - the magnificent south coast - where you can have your lunch (not included) in a local restaurant close to the beach. Continue on to Sade, a hamlet built in the traditional Sasak style. Unlike the people in Java, who are called 'Javanese', and the people in of Bali are called 'Balinese', but the people of Lombok are called "Sasak". The houses are made entirely of adobe, roofed with alang-alang (a type of long grass). Your last stop is Narmada summer palace, built in 1727 by an old Balinese king. He was too frail to climb up to the summit of Mt. Rinjani to make his offering, so he had a garden laid out around a spring as a miniature replica of the volcano and the lake.