Walking Adventure Tours & Trips in Bali

In Sebatu village, you'll walk uphill to the sacred holy water springs and put on sarongs to perform traditional Balinese prayer rituals before taking part in the purification ceremonies. Over in Manggis village, you can join activities like cooking classes with organic farmers.

Cycle from Kaura Manggis through East Bali's coastal villages and farming communities on bike tours to see local traditions and daily life. Gili Trawangan's a motorized-vehicle-free island reached by ferry from Padang Bai Port, where you'll bike to Aston Sunset Hotel.

Start your cultural immersion in Ubud, the spiritual heart of Bali, before flying to Makassar to see Sulawesi's Tana Toraja highlands over 9 days. Walk through Kete Kesu village to check out traditional Tongkonan architecture and witness elaborate funeral ceremonies that honor ancestors, then glide across Lake Tempe by boat to visit floating Bugis homes. Available for ages 12+ in groups of 12-16 travelers, this comfort-level adventure includes 8 hotel nights and internal flights from Bali to Sulawesi.

See the spiritual 11th-century Gunung Kawi temple and purify at Tirta Empul's 14 sacred water spouts before cycling through Pakisan village to Tukkad Daya river. Trek to Fiji and Sekumpul waterfalls in Lemukih Village, then hike Mount Batur for sunrise views. Snorkel at Crystal Bay and Manta Point off Nusa Lembongan's coast.

Walk the scenic trails around Munduk and soak in natural hot springs at Banjar before visiting Ulun Danu Temple on Lake Bratan. Trek to two waterfalls in Lemukih Village, splash down a natural waterslide, and see the preserved Penglipuran Village near Kintamani.

Trek through the lush foothills of Mt. Rinjani with local women guides from the Rinjani Women Guide association, walking through traditional Sasak villages in Senaru where you might spot rare ebony leaf monkeys. Hike the UNESCO-listed Jatiluwih Rice Terraces and wander through Lemukih Village.

Walk through Lemukih Village past rice paddies and a durian plantation to reach two waterfalls where you can swim and try a natural waterslide. Take a jeep up Mount Bromo's volcanic slopes to Penanjakan Hill viewpoint for sunrise, then walk across the Sea of Sands to Bromo Crater rim.

Trek the Campuhan Ridge Walk through Ubud's palm-covered valleys and terraced rice paddies, passing local warungs with jungle views. Walk seven kilometers along Sanur's coastal promenade, finding hidden beaches and traditional fishing villages on foot. See the Sacred Monkey Forest sanctuary with 600 Balinese macaques, climb Tegallalang's rice terraces for Instagram-worthy views, and check out Ubud Palace's temple complex on leisurely walking tours.

Walk through highland villages like Sembalun Lawang and Bumbung where traditional Sasak homes dot Mount Rinjani's valley, and hike to the 125-meter Sendang Gile Waterfall through tropical forest. You'll go barefoot on Pantai Pink's unusual coral-tinted sands reached by boat.

Trek through Jatiluwih's UNESCO-listed rice terraces, where the traditional Subak irrigation system keeps three harvests going each year. Walk among Ubud's green rice paddies while foraging for medicinal herbs and trying hibiscus nectar, then head down 10 meters into Gunung Kawi's rock niches.