Ubud, Bali's cultural heart, offers a plethora of activities for families with babies, kids, and toddlers. Explore the enchanting green forests and rice paddies, experience Balinese life in local villages while learning about different traditions, and end with a shopping spree for unique local arts and crafts

• Ubud Monkey Forest
  Ubud Monkey Forest is home to numerous amicable monkeys, specifically the Macaca fascicularis species. To ensure the monkeys remain well-behaved with visitors, the forest staff feeds them three times daily. An intriguing feature is the opportunity to capture selfies with these monkeys, adding a unique and memorable experience to your visit. During our tour, we will guide you through a delightful exploration of this monkey forest lasting around 40 minutes to 1 hour.
• Tegalalang Rice Terrace
  Here you can see a typical scene in Bali: a rice terrace positioned in a beautiful rice field with green coconut plants. This makes it the best sight of the Balinese countryside.
• Coffee Plantation
  Visiting a coffee plantation offers a unique opportunity to learn about the intricate process of coffee and tea production first-hand. Moreover, the chance to taste various blends for free, including the renowned Luwak coffee made from animal poo, adds an intriguing twist to the experience. Understanding the origin and production of this unique coffee variety adds depth to your appreciation of Bali's rich cultural and culinary heritage.
• Swing
  Swing valley is your stairway to heaven. You can feel the wind in your hair and adrenaline running through your veins on this incredible swing. All you need is a dash of bravery and some posing skills. You have to experience it yourself to know how mesmerising the valley view.
• Tirta Empul
  This UNESCO temple is a popular destination near Ubud and also open to tourists who want to know the structure of the Balinese temple. This temple is specifically used by Balinese Hindus for prayer/rituals and now tourists can also do the cleansing/purification rituals. We will take you around the temple to see the temple structure and explain about the temple (optional for the purification ritual). The visit lasts 40 minutes to 1 hour.
• Ulun Petanu Waterfall
  Visiting the hidden Ulu Petanu Waterfall sounds like a refreshing and serene experience after exploring the rice terraces. Being able to take a dip in the cool, refreshing water adds to the allure of the waterfall visit, allowing you to relax and rejuvenate amidst the natural beauty of Bali. Swimming there must be quite an invigorating and memorable experience.