Bali Family Villa
Built for a joint family or two Gujarati families travelling together: one large 4–6 bedroom private villa with its own vegetarian cook as the base for the whole trip, with day trips out to Ubud's sights, the coast and the temples rather than repeated hotel check-ins. This is the itinerary we recommend most often for a multi-generation group.
Highlights
- Arrive at the family villa
- Settling in and the rice terraces
- Monkey Forest and the ridge walk
- Lake temple day trip
- Temple sunset and Kecak dance
- Beach and water sports day
- Free day and waterfall visit
- Fly home
Good to know
Indicative cost
Per person, twin sharing
Per person, twin sharing
Per person on twin/multi-sharing in a 4–6 bedroom villa split across 8–12 travellers, indicative for 2026, including flights from Ahmedabad and the dedicated villa cook. The villa cost per person falls sharply as group size grows, which is why this itinerary suits a joint family or two families travelling together rather than a single couple.
What's included
- Return Ahmedabad–Denpasar flights
- 7 nights in a 4–6 bedroom private villa with pool near Ubud
- Dedicated vegetarian/Jain-capable cook for daily breakfast and dinner, and lunch on full-day-out days
- Private car(s) and driver for all transfers and sightseeing
- Ulun Danu Beratan entry, Kecak dance entry, Monkey Forest entry, Tegenungan Waterfall entry
- e-VOA visa assistance and customs QR guidance for the whole group
Not included
- Water sports at Tanjung Benoa (paid on the spot)
- Lunches on villa rest days
- Personal shopping and tips
- Travel insurance
- GST and TCS as applicable
Day by day
Arrive at the family villa
Fly Ahmedabad–Delhi/Mumbai, then onward via Singapore, Kuala Lumpur or Bangkok to Ngurah Rai Airport; most connections land by late afternoon. e-VOA QR scan on arrival, then a private car (or two, depending on group size) to your 4–6 bedroom villa in the Ubud area. The villa's dedicated vegetarian cook, arranged in advance, prepares the first home-style dinner tonight.
Settling in and the rice terraces
A relaxed first full day — morning at the Tegallalang rice terraces before the crowds, back at the villa by early afternoon for the pool and a home-cooked lunch. This slower pace on day two works well for grandparents adjusting to the heat and the flight.
Monkey Forest and the ridge walk
Morning visit to the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, followed by an easy walk along the Campuhan Ridge for those who want it — entirely optional, with the villa pool as the alternative for anyone who prefers to rest. Home-cooked dinner at the villa.
Lake temple day trip
Full-day private car trip north to the Ulun Danu Beratan lake temple near Bedugul, with a stop at a spice plantation for a coffee and tea tasting on the way. Sarongs provided at the temple gate. Return to the villa for dinner by early evening.
Temple sunset and Kecak dance
Afternoon drive to Uluwatu for the clifftop temple views and the evening Kecak fire dance performance — a good outing for children, who generally enjoy the fire and drumming. Return to the villa for a late dinner, or stop en route at an Indian restaurant in Seminyak for those who prefer to eat out that evening.
Beach and water sports day
Full-day trip down to Tanjung Benoa for optional water sports — parasailing, banana boat, jet ski and a glass-bottom boat to a turtle sanctuary — with a beachfront lunch. Return to the villa in the evening for a home-cooked dinner and a relaxed last full evening together.
Free day and waterfall visit
A flexible last day — Tegenungan Waterfall for those who haven't had enough walking, or a full day at the villa pool for those who have. Farewell dinner prepared by the villa cook, with the whole group together one last time.
Fly home
Transfer to Ngurah Rai Airport (about 1–1.5 hours from Ubud); leave at least 4 hours before departure. Connecting flights home via Singapore/Kuala Lumpur/Bangkok and then Delhi or Mumbai.