Day 1: Seminyak – Canggu
Start your journey on Bali’s west coast by visiting Seminyak, where you can enjoy beaches and the local culture. Spend the day exploring trendy cafes, shops, and beach bars in Canggu. The beaches here are perfect for surfing.
- What to see: Seminyak Beach, Batu Bolong Beach in Canggu.
Day 2: Ubud and Surroundings
Head inland to Ubud, Bali’s cultural heart. Visit rice terraces, temples, and traditional markets. Ubud is the perfect place to dive into Balinese art and culture.
- What to see: Tegalalang Rice Terraces, Monkey Forest, Ubud Market.
Day 3: Mount Batur and Lake Batur
Travel north to Mount Batur, one of Bali’s most scenic spots. The ride to Lake Batur along winding roads is one of the best motorcycle adventures on the island.
- What to see: Mount Batur, Lake Batur.
Day 4: Kintamani and Hot Springs
Continue your trip through Kintamani, where you can visit local villages and try traditional food. Stop by the hot springs to relax after your long ride.
- What to see: Kintamani, Toya Bungkah Hot Springs.
Day 5: Northern Bali Waterfalls
Head further north to visit Bali’s famous waterfalls, such as Gitgit and Sekumpul. These natural wonders are located far from the tourist crowds and offer a peaceful retreat.
- What to see: Gitgit Waterfall, Sekumpul Waterfall.
Day 6: Bukit Peninsula and Uluwatu
On your sixth day, travel south to the Bukit Peninsula to see breathtaking beaches and the Uluwatu Temple. This area is a paradise for surfers and seafood lovers.
- What to see: Padang Padang Beach, Uluwatu Temple.
Day 7: Sanur and Bali’s Eastern Islands
End your trip on Bali’s east coast in Sanur, where you can relax on the beaches. You can also take a boat trip to Nusa Penida or Nusa Lembongan islands.
- What to see: Sanur Beach, Nusa Penida Island.
Conclusion
This week-long route offers a diverse experience of Bali’s natural and cultural attractions. Riding a motorcycle gives you the freedom to explore both popular and hidden corners of the island.
