Ubud Scenic Escape
Private. Just your group, your pace — with a dedicated driver and local Host who take you deeper into Ubud. Zero shopping detours.
What Makes This Different
- Private from start to finish — no shared groups, ever.
- No shop stops. Ever.
- Your dedicated driver + experienced local host — just for your group.
- Carefully selected quieter access points, away from the crowds.
- Your day moves at your pace — unhurried, comfortable, and genuinely enjoyable.
Guest Feedback
Honestly, last time in Bali I felt herded from one photograph spot to the next, but this day completely shifted my view. Ate lunch somewhere I’d probably drive past without a thought — turned out to be my favorite meal of the trip. Getting nearly private space at Tegallalang just cleared my brain of stress. Appreciated Balon for managing every detail effortlessly and, yes, hardly realized ‘til the end—no shopping fees at all. Can’t imagine coming back to rice fields like a regular tourist.
Click to read moreWas really surprised by the uninterrupted greens at Tegallalang – having the terrace nearly to ourselves was rare in Bali. I did this tour solo, craving some digital disconnection, and Gunung Kawi Sebatu was peaceful to wander, minimal crowds for once. Oka wove us down hidden village paths after, feeling oddly familiar with the scenery in that local lunch stop—thely tiny warung rattled with genuine warmth (no tourist traps here). The best moment was letting the cool jungle mist soak while pausing at the private waterfall hike. Little things like the absence of shopping stops, honestly, it really makes the day relax.
Click to read moreBit worried at first about the day being too long for the kids, but it actually couldn’t have been more relaxing. Walking along the Tegallalang Rice Terraces before most groups turned up felt like a treat — so quiet, just us and those endless views. Sebatu Temple ended up being everyone’s favorite spot; super peaceful, not crowded at all which was honestly a relief after the usual Bali bustle. The family run warung for lunch was the real deal, nothing fancy but proper good. And there were no shopping stops (finally!).
Click to read moreGreen smudges of the palm trees covered the rice terrace that morning, dew after the rain still fresh under my sneakers. We spotted hardly any other tourists along the Tegallalang view points except a quietly smiling grandma bringing offerings. Dewa breezed us straight to Sebatu Temple, where incense forever mingles with rush of spring water—absolutely tranquil and without a crowded scene in sight. Snacks from a warung near the waterfall beat most big restaurants—d(ep fried bananas practically steaming as the waterfall crashed below. Not one hurried shopping cocktailed into the day, which we appreciated. Doubt we’ll top moments like this on another tour.
Click to read moreDidn't expect how peaceful the Tegallalang rice terraces would feel with those early morning views—quiet corners really do make a difference. My partner and I appreciated how spaced out everything felt, especially at Gunung Kawi Sebatu Temple where it was just a few folks soaking it all in. Komang, our driver, let us chill as much as we needed without a hard schedule, and lunch was solid at this non-touristy warung he recommended. Must say, no shopping stops was a refreshing change. Loved having that waterfall to ourselves for a while.
Click to read moreWhat to Expect
A smooth, well-organized day with a relaxed pace, comfortable transport, and thoughtfully selected stops — allowing you to experience Ubud without stress or crowds.
🕊️ Every booking supports a local cause.
We donate $10 from every booking. Your holiday helps create real change.See our charity proof
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What to Expect
A smooth, well-organized day with a relaxed pace, comfortable transport, and thoughtfully selected stops — allowing you to experience Ubud without stress or crowds.
Guest Feedback
Honestly, last time in Bali I felt herded from one photograph spot to the next, but this day completely shifted my view. Ate lunch somewhere I’d probably drive past without a thought — turned out to be my favorite meal of the trip. Getting nearly private space at Tegallalang just cleared my brain of stress. Appreciated Balon for managing every detail effortlessly and, yes, hardly realized ‘til the end—no shopping fees at all. Can’t imagine coming back to rice fields like a regular tourist.
Click to read moreWas really surprised by the uninterrupted greens at Tegallalang – having the terrace nearly to ourselves was rare in Bali. I did this tour solo, craving some digital disconnection, and Gunung Kawi Sebatu was peaceful to wander, minimal crowds for once. Oka wove us down hidden village paths after, feeling oddly familiar with the scenery in that local lunch stop—thely tiny warung rattled with genuine warmth (no tourist traps here). The best moment was letting the cool jungle mist soak while pausing at the private waterfall hike. Little things like the absence of shopping stops, honestly, it really makes the day relax.
Click to read moreBit worried at first about the day being too long for the kids, but it actually couldn’t have been more relaxing. Walking along the Tegallalang Rice Terraces before most groups turned up felt like a treat — so quiet, just us and those endless views. Sebatu Temple ended up being everyone’s favorite spot; super peaceful, not crowded at all which was honestly a relief after the usual Bali bustle. The family run warung for lunch was the real deal, nothing fancy but proper good. And there were no shopping stops (finally!).
Click to read moreGreen smudges of the palm trees covered the rice terrace that morning, dew after the rain still fresh under my sneakers. We spotted hardly any other tourists along the Tegallalang view points except a quietly smiling grandma bringing offerings. Dewa breezed us straight to Sebatu Temple, where incense forever mingles with rush of spring water—absolutely tranquil and without a crowded scene in sight. Snacks from a warung near the waterfall beat most big restaurants—d(ep fried bananas practically steaming as the waterfall crashed below. Not one hurried shopping cocktailed into the day, which we appreciated. Doubt we’ll top moments like this on another tour.
Click to read moreDidn't expect how peaceful the Tegallalang rice terraces would feel with those early morning views—quiet corners really do make a difference. My partner and I appreciated how spaced out everything felt, especially at Gunung Kawi Sebatu Temple where it was just a few folks soaking it all in. Komang, our driver, let us chill as much as we needed without a hard schedule, and lunch was solid at this non-touristy warung he recommended. Must say, no shopping stops was a refreshing change. Loved having that waterfall to ourselves for a while.
Click to read more🕊️ Every booking supports a local cause.
We donate $10 from every booking. Your holiday helps create real change.See our charity proof
