The Kintamani Ubud Tour is one of the best ways to explore Bali in a single day. This carefully designed tour combines breathtaking natural scenery, cultural experiences, and iconic attractions—perfect for travelers who want to discover Bali without feeling rushed.
With our private driver hire, you’ll enjoy a comfortable, flexible, and personalized full day tour. No fixed group schedules—just you, your companions, and a professional local driver who knows Bali inside out.
Why Choose This Full Day Kintamani and Ubud Tour?
This Kintamani Volcano tour with Ubud village is ideal for travelers who want to experience the best of Bali in one day trip. It combines stunning volcanic views, cultural landmarks, traditional villages, and beautiful rice terraces, giving you a complete introduction to Bali’s natural beauty and heritage.
From the panoramic views of Mount Batur and Lake Batur to the artistic charm of Ubud, this tour offers the perfect balance of sightseeing and culture. It’s a great choice for first-time visitors or anyone looking for a well-rounded full day tour in Bali.
Book a Private Driver for Your Kintamani Ubud Tour
What makes this experience even better is the comfort and flexibility of a private driver. Hiring our private driver service for your full-day Kintamani Ubud Tour means you get more than just transportation, you’re free to explore at your own pace—spend more time at your favorite spots, skip attractions, or adjust the itinerary based on your interests.
With a private, air-conditioned vehicle and hotel pick-up and drop-off included, your day trip becomes smooth and stress-free. Ideal for couples, families, or small groups, this private tour offers a more relaxed and personal experience without the limitations of group travel.
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| Tour Name | Kintamani - Ubud Tour |
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| Tour ID | KUT-01 |
| Tour Length | 10 - 11 hours (Full Day) |
| Tour Itinerary | |
| Tour Price | IDR 600,000 /vehicle |
| Vehicle Capacity | 6 persons |
| Pick-up Time | 8:00 AM |
| Tour Availability | Every day |
| The tour is private (not a sharing tour) | |
| The price listed is per vehicle (not per person) | |
| The booking requires to be made at least 1 day earlier | |
| Book Now | |
Kintamani and Ubud Tour Itinerary
Your one day Kintamani Ubud Tour includes 10–11 hours of private service with a friendly and experienced Bali driver.
Tour Schedule
- 08:00 – Hotel pick-up
- 09:30 – Barong & Keris Dance
- 10:45 – Celuk village
- 11:25 – Batuan temple
- 13:15 – Kintamani & lunch
- 14:45 – Coffee plantation & tea tasting
- 16:00 – Tegalalang rice terraces
- 16:30 – Ubud monkey forest
- 17:30 – Return to hotel
Note: The itinerary is flexible and can be customized to suit your preferences.
1. Barong & Keris Dance – Experience Traditional Balinese Culture
Your journey begins in Batubulan Village, where you’ll watch the famous Barong & Keris Dance—one of Bali’s most iconic cultural performances.
This traditional show tells the story of the eternal battle between good and evil, represented by Barong (a protective spirit) and Rangda (the queen of dark forces).
The performance is brought to life with colorful costumes, expressive movements, and the powerful sound of gamelan music. Every gesture—from the eyes to the hands—follows precise rhythms, creating a unique and immersive cultural experience.
Beyond entertainment, this dance reflects deep Balinese spiritual beliefs and is traditionally performed to protect the community from negative energy.
2. Celuk Village – Discover Bali’s Gold & Silver Craftsmanship
Next, visit Celuk Village, a well-known center for Bali’s gold and silver craftsmanship.
For generations, local artisans have been creating detailed handmade jewelry using traditional techniques passed down through families.
Here, you’ll have the chance to see the crafting process up close—from shaping and engraving to polishing the final pieces.
It’s also a great place to find authentic Balinese souvenirs, whether you’re looking for something simple or more intricate. The village offers a deeper appreciation of Bali’s artistic heritage and attention to detail.
3. Batuan Temple – Explore Authentic Balinese Architecture
Continue your tour with a visit to Batuan Temple, one of the oldest and most beautiful temples in the Ubud area.
This traditional Hindu temple is known for its intricate stone carvings, split gates, and classic Balinese architecture.
As part of the village’s “Tri Kahyangan” temples, Batuan Temple plays an important role in local spiritual life. Walking through the temple grounds, you’ll experience a peaceful atmosphere while learning about Balinese beliefs, rituals, and symbolism. It’s a perfect stop for culture lovers and photography enthusiasts alike.
4. Kintamani – Enjoy Lunch with a Scenic Volcano View
The highlight of the Kintamani Ubud Tour is the breathtaking view of Mount Batur and Lake Batur from the highlands of Kintamani.
Located around 1,500 meters above sea level, this area offers cool fresh air and stunning panoramic scenery of Bali’s volcanic landscape.
You’ll have time to relax and enjoy lunch at a local restaurant overlooking the caldera. Whether you’re taking photos or simply soaking in the view, this is one of the most memorable moments of the tour. We will stop for lunch for about an hour before we continue to visit the next place on the itinerary.
* Lunch is not included in the price, you can pay directly at the restaurant.
5. Coffee Plantation – Taste Balinese Coffee & Herbal Teas
After Kintamani, stop at a local coffee plantation where you can taste a variety of Balinese herbal teas and coffees.
Enjoy flavors like ginger tea, ginseng coffee, mangosteen tea, and more—all served in a peaceful garden setting.
You’ll also learn about the production of Luwak coffee, one of the most unique coffees in the world. If you’re curious, you can try a cup for an additional cost while enjoying the scenic surroundings.
6. Tegalalang Rice Terraces – Walk Through Iconic Rice Fields
One of the most iconic landscapes in Bali, Tegalalang Rice Terrace offers a stunning view of layered rice fields carved into the hillside.
This area uses the traditional Subak irrigation system, a UNESCO-recognized method that reflects Bali’s harmony between nature, culture, and community.
Take a short walk through the terraces, enjoy the fresh air, or capture beautiful photos of the green scenery. There are also small cafés and shops where you can relax while taking in the view.
7. Ubud Monkey Forest – Experience the Wildlife Sanctuary
End your tour at the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary in Ubud, a lush tropical forest that is home to hundreds of Balinese long-tailed monkeys.
This area is not only a wildlife sanctuary but also an important spiritual and cultural site for the local community.
As you explore the pathways, you’ll discover ancient temple structures surrounded by towering trees and natural jungle scenery. The monkeys are playful and curious, making this stop both fun and memorable.
Check also: Ubud Half Day Tour
It’s a perfect way to experience Bali’s nature and wildlife before heading back to your hotel.
Inclusions & Exclusions
The inclusions and exclusions of The Full Day Kintamani and Ubud Tour.
The price includes:
- Pick up and Drop off at your hotel
- Air conditioned vehicle
- English speaking driver
- Fuel
- Parking fees
- Toll fee
The price excludes:
- Entrance fees / tickets
- Lunch
- Personal expenses
Entrance Fees
General information of the entrance fees of the attractions on the itinerary of The Kintamani Ubud Tour
Entrance Fee
| Attractions | Entrance Fees /person |
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| Barong & Keris Dance | IDR 150,000 |
| Celuk Village | Free |
| Batuan Temple | IDR 50,000 |
| Kintamani | IDR 50,000 |
| Coffee Plantation | Free |
| Tegalalang Rice Terrace | IDR 50,000 |
| Ubud Monkey Forest | IDR 100,000 (Monday - Friday) IDR 120,000 (Saturday - Sunday) |
- The entrance fees valid for 2025 - 2026 (may change without any prior notice)
Pick-up Time & Location
The pick-up time and location of The Kintamani and Ubud Tour
Pick-up Time: 8:00 AM
We may adjust the pick up time according to the location of your hotel.
Free Pick-up Location
- Seminyak
- Canggu
- Legian
- Sanur
- Denpasar
- Ubud
- Kuta
- Benoa Harbor
- Airport
Please contact us for pick-up in other places in Bali.
What to Bring
Below are the common things to bring on The Full Day Kintamani Ubud Tour.
- Wear a simple casual dress
- Bring a light jacket (sometimes Kintamani can be cooler than other parts of Bali)
- A bottle of drinking water
- Sunscreen (if needed)
- Sunglasses
- Medicine (if in treatment)
- Camera/smartphone
- Cash (for entry tickets, lunch, shopping)
How to Pay
We accept cash payment for The Kintamani and Ubud Tour. You can pay directly to our driver on the same day of the tour. We will convert the price based on the daily exchange rates if you would like to pay in a different currency.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Is the Kintamani and Ubud Tour a private tour?
Yes, the Kintamani Ubud Tour is a fully private tour. You won’t be sharing the trip with other guests—only you, your companions, and your driver. The itinerary is flexible, so you can adjust the schedule based on your preferences.
Is the price per person or per vehicle?
The price for the Kintamani Ubud Tour is per vehicle, not per person. One vehicle can accommodate up to 6 people, so whether you travel solo or with a group, the price remains the same.
What kind of food is available for lunch in Kintamani?
Most restaurants in Kintamani offer buffet-style lunch with a variety of dishes, mainly Indonesian cuisine. You’ll enjoy your meal while taking in the beautiful views of Mount Batur and Lake Batur.
Can I touch the monkeys at Ubud Monkey Forest? Do they bite?
It’s not recommended to touch or get too close to the monkeys for your safety. While they are generally friendly, they can become aggressive if they feel threatened, especially mothers with babies.
Keep your belongings secure, as monkeys are known to grab items like sunglasses, phones, or bags. Avoid feeding them unless guided by staff, and never pull food back once a monkey takes it. Trained staff are always nearby to assist visitors if needed.
Do I need to wear a sarong at Batuan Temple?
Yes, wearing a sarong is required when visiting Batuan Temple and other temples in Bali. Sarongs are provided at the entrance free of charge and should be returned after your visit.
How much does Luwak coffee cost?
The price of Luwak coffee in Bali coffee plantations is usually around IDR 60,000 (approximately USD 5) per cup. Prices may vary slightly depending on the location and quality, but this is the typical range for a standard tasting experience.
How can I cancel my booking?
You can cancel your Kintamani and Ubud Tour free of charge. Please inform us at least one day in advance via email or phone.
Please contact us if you have any other questions regarding the full day Kintamani and Ubud Tour.