Kanto Lampo Waterfall tours

had a great time.Ketut Adi did a great job getting us to Kintamani and return. The traffic is a real eye opener and he got us there safely. he described everything at the temples in detail and took loads of photos.

Dedi was super awesome with is driving and photography skills . He patiently took all our photos and served us an amazing breakfast . I highly recommend this tour. Dekir also arrived on time and was super awesome , he showed us around all the spots like hot springs and the Kintamani Cafes

This was one of my favourites. We saw great waterfalls even though its crazy amount of steps to get there. Our guide Oke was the best and I highly recommend him. We had such a great time, will definately do it again. Also, you get to swing which is a bonus.

Andre was our driver and guide for the day. We started with breakfast in Kintamani, which Andre let us choose which cafe to visit. After, we went to the coffee plantation and got to see how luwak coffee was made (surprisingly this was my favorite part of the day!). Then, we went to Tirta Empul and Andre came in with us and explained the rituals and stories of the temple. Ulu Petanu after which was gorgeous even though we didn’t swim. Finally, he dropped us off at Cretya which was also nice! Overall, great experience and a must if you’re in Ubud! We got to explore a lot in half a day! Thanks Andre!

One of the cooler experiences from my trip to bali was getting to see the picturesque waterfalls and also having the opportunity to swim in the water below as that is not generally permitted in areas back home in Aus. Definitely recommend for you to go there yourself, refreshing water and stunning scenery all around, just be careful getting in and out of the water as they have very slippery and sharp rocks all over. The monkey forest should also be on your bucket list, very fun to watch them play and wrestle each other and the area also has some really beautifully built temples and stone statues in amongst the greenery for you to look at whilst in there. Our tour guide, Oki, nicknamed “Oki Doki”, was super friendly and knowledgeable about all the places we explored that day and my friends and I learnt so much about the Indonesian culture, religions and general customs through him. He was eloquently spoken and open to all types of questions. He is definitely the person to go to if you’re looking for a fun and educational experience when exploring Bali, so if you have to opportunity to request a guide, definitely ask for Oki Doki! Haha

Astu knight was surprised at my Korean language skills. There was no discomfort due to the language, except that the voice was so small that I could speak Korean. And we asked that we needed a lot of masks. It was nice to see a lot of convenience on the side of tourists. It was hot and hard, but I turned my air conditioner into the car and the knight was good at nature.

This was a perfect activity while arriving into Ubud. the presentation was great and just learning the history of the winery and distillery and the wine tasking was pleasant too. the light meal was also good. There were several places to take pictures as the weather was nice and bright. I would recommend if one is looking for a lazy, easy day.

Great experience and the tour guide was flexible enough to accommodate our requests to change and add locations. After yoga, we drop by a Cat Cafe Ubud and then Ubud Art Market. Then we head to the Teba Sari for lunch and the food was disappointing, so do give it a miss. Last stop was the Rice Terrace. Every thing was very relaxed, not rush at all. You can decide how long you want to spent at each location.