East Bali Tour

About Trip

Itinerary

• Snorkeling
• Tirta Gangga
• Lempuyang Temple (Heaven's Gate)

Snorkeling

Bali as a tourist destination, is very well known to foreign countries. The main attraction of the island of Bali is the beautiful scenery of the beach, especially the white sand beach. Besides the beach, the underwater landscape of Bali is also very stunning. To be able to see the underwater scenery of Bali, there are many ways. Like the Odyssey submarine tour, scuba diving and the cheapest way is snorkeling. The island of Bali is surrounded by the sea, there are many snorkeling locations in Bali and very easy to access. Because the road infrastructure to the coastal area is adequate. To be used as a snorkeling location for beginners, the sea waters must be calm, with undercurrent currents.

Many people think looking for a place to snorkel in Bali only needs to find a beach, carry a snorkel, immediately can snorkeling. This assumption is true if you are good at swimming and know about ocean currents. But for those of you who are beginners, it's best not to try this method, because it's too dangerous. Here are some of the best snorkeling locations in Bali that allow you to snorkel easily.

Tirta Gangga

Tirta Gangga is a former royal palace located in the eastern part of Bali Island, Indonesia, about 5 kilometers from Karangasem, near Mount Agung. This park is famous for its water palace, which is owned by the Kingdom of Karangasem.

Lempuyang Temple (Heaven's Gate)

Penataran Agung Lempuyang Temple is a temple located on the slopes of Mount Lempuyang in Karangasem, Bali. The Penataran Agung Lempuyang Temple is considered part of the temple complex around Mount Lempuyang, one of the most respected temples in Bali.

Price: USD 60/car

Car: SUV for 4

Pickup: 08:30am

Duration: 8-9 hours (additional charge of USD 3 for each hour over)

Note: For groups over 4 pax, there is an additional charge of USD 10 for the trip. We can accommodate larger groups with a van or mini-bus, so please inquire.

INCLUDED: 

• English-speaking driver
• Petrol
• Parking fee
• Mineral water
• Use of a sarong (a traditional Balinese garment required for entering temples)
• Hotel return transportation
• Car rental and related costs

NOT INCLUDED: 

• Meal fees
• Any other personal (optional) expenses