Kintamani Mountain, Bali
Bali is an island between Java and Lombok in the Indonesian Islands. Surrounded by coral reefs and lined with beaches of white sand as well as those of black sand, the island is a popular destination for tourists around the world. Tourists flock mainly to the southern portion of the island due to its extensive beaches and major attractions. For those adventurous in spirit, Bali is the perfect island destination. Attractions for those that desire a bit of excitement on their holiday include:
Elephant Safari Park
Trekking through the jungle of Taro sitting in a wooden chair high atop an elephant is something you will not soon forget. Nowhere else in the world can you get so close to an elephant! Visitors to the park can feed, touch and take photos with the elephants as well as take a ride aboard one of the magnificent beasts through the leafy tropics. Guests of the park can also learn about elephants at the museum housed on the grounds, shop, grab a bite to eat and witness elephant’s painting. Live educational shows are a must for anyone, particularly those with children in tow.
White Water Rafting
No matter if you’ve never been rafting before, the experienced guides will ensure a safe and exciting journey for you and your group down the Ayung River. Class II and III rapids are traversed as rainforest and towering gorges sweep past you. Amazing waterfalls and breathtaking drops highlight the 1.5 hour river run. After the trip, take a hot shower and sit down to a gourmet buffet to replenish your energy, included in most Bali holiday deals and packages.
Mountain Cycling
Bicycle tours are all the rage in Bali, especially for tourists. Your bicycle tour will wind you through green valleys, Balinese villages and green rice fields. Guides will give you facts and information along the way, explaining the history of the island, its land and people and the culture of the area. No matter which tour you choose, biking through the mountains and villages may just be the best way to get a true feeling for the island.
Trekking
If you love to walk and feel like you can only get a real sense of a destinations history and people by foot, you’ll want to trek through Taro, one of the oldest Hindu villages on the island. Home to the oldest Temple on the island as well as the Sacred White Cows, you’ll want to be sure you have your camera ready to go for the entire walk. Guides will provide you with the names of various flora and fauna on your trek as well as the history of the area.
Bali offers a great deal for the adventurous at heart! With all of these tours available to you, it’s a great idea to take out a bit of travel insurance before you head off to the island. Insurance will let you travel and tour with peace of mind, allowing you to relax and enjoy your holiday.
