

Private Half Day Tour to Ubud
About this activity
Explore Ubud's cultural heart and natural wonders in a single morning with visits to an ancient Hindu temple, a working coffee plantation, and a sacred monkey forest sanctuary. This curated half-day tour combines Bali's spiritual heritage, agricultural traditions, and wildlife encounters in one efficient itinerary.
Take a half-day tour into one of the most popular areas in Bali well known for its art, culture and beautiful scenery.
Pick up in the morning by air-conditioned van at 8.30 am, Your first stop is Batuan Temple famous with its beautiful building represent the Goddess worshipped by the local people of Batuan village. You will feel the holy atmosphere of this temple, as well as beautiful ornaments, spread on the entire temple.
Next, around 10.30 we'll arrive at Luwak coffee plantation where you will serve an abundance of coffee and spices produce handmade by the local Balinese people. Try the original of Balinese coffee, ginger tea, lemongrass, Rosella tea and many more fine ingredients.
After coffee plantation, you will be taken to Ubud monkey forest and have some great time with hundreds of monkeys of Macaques species. Inside the rain forest, you also can visit the Holy spring temples and the community temple of Padang Tegal Village. Feel free to feed the monkeys with banana or other fruit rights from your hand.
The last after monkey forest you can have a little shopping on the street vendors around Ubud monkey forest.
Tour ends back to the hotel in an air-conditioned vehicle at 1 pm.
Highlights
- ✓Batuan Temple – intricate Hindu shrine with ornate carvings and local spiritual significance
- ✓Luwak coffee plantation – taste fresh Balinese coffee, ginger tea, and regional spices made by hand
- ✓Ubud Monkey Forest – encounter hundreds of macaques in their natural rainforest habitat
- ✓Sacred spring temples within the forest sanctuary
- ✓Street vendor shopping near Ubud Monkey Forest for authentic local crafts
Insider tips
- ★Bring small pieces of banana or fruit to hand-feed the monkeys – a memorable interaction, but keep valuables secure as monkeys are known to snatch items
- ★Wear comfortable walking shoes and lightweight clothing; the forest canopy provides shade but humidity is high even in the morning
- ★The coffee plantation tastings are generous – try the unique local blends like lemongrass and Rosella tea alongside traditional coffee
Good to know
- •Hotel pickup begins at 8:30 am; tour concludes by 1:00 pm with return transport
- •Air-conditioned vehicle provided throughout; minimal physical exertion required but expect uneven temple and forest pathways
- •Bring a camera, sun protection, and insect repellent; temple dress codes are relaxed but cover shoulders and knees out of respect
Who it's for
Best time to visit
Early morning departure (8:30 am start) is ideal to avoid midday heat and see monkeys most active before it gets too hot. Visit during dry season (April–October) for best weather and temple accessibility.











