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Experience Bali’s beauty with a full-day tour including a jungle swing, floating lunch, waterfalls, rice terraces, and cultural insights for a memorable adventure.
If you’re looking to combine Bali’s stunning landscapes with a touch of romance and adventure, the Ubud Romantic Floating Lunch Jungle Swing and Waterfall tour ticks all the boxes. This full-day experience offers a well-balanced mix of cultural insights, breathtaking views, adrenaline-pumping activities, and relaxing moments — all curated to create memorable moments. With private transportation, expert guides, and a thoughtful itinerary, it promises a personalized glimpse into Bali’s natural and cultural charm.
One feature that truly stands out is the floating lunch in an infinity pool, offering both delicious food and an unbeatable scenic backdrop. The jungle swing and visits to iconic sites like the Tegalalang rice terraces and Tegenungan Waterfall make this tour visually captivating. However, it’s worth noting that the day involves several stops, some of which require moderate walking and stair climbing, so it’s best suited for travelers with a decent level of physical fitness.
This tour appeals most to those seeking an active yet relaxed exploration of Ubud’s highlights. Whether you’re honeymooning, celebrating a special occasion, or simply chasing extraordinary photos, it offers a blend of adventure, culture, and tranquility.
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Your day kicks off around 9 am with pickup from your hotel or accommodation in Seminyak. You’ll meet a friendly English-speaking driver, who will brief you briefly about what’s ahead. The first stop is at a Batik workshop, where you can watch artisans at work, seeing firsthand how Balinese people craft their traditional clothing using manual processes. This is a rare opportunity to appreciate the skill involved and even learn about the cultural significance of Batik. The experience lasts about 30 minutes and includes an admission ticket.
What makes this stop valuable? It’s an authentic peek into Bali’s textile artistry, providing a connection to local craftsmanship that many travelers miss. Plus, it’s a chance to pick up unique souvenirs directly from artisans.
Next, you’ll visit Lumbung Sari House of Coffee, where Bali’s agricultural bounty takes center stage. Bali is known for its rich variety of crops — from coffee and vanilla to cocoa and spices. At this farm, you’ll witness the manual processing of local produce, including the famous Luwak coffee, often called “civet coffee,” made with beans that have been partially digested by civet cats.
Taste test some of Bali’s best coffees and teas, included as part of the tour. While Luwak coffee is available for tasting, it isn’t included in the free samples, but the farm offers a wide array of local flavors for you to try. This stop is not just about tasting but also about understanding how Bali’s agriculture sustains local communities.
The highlight? The chance to see the process up close and understand the importance of coffee in Balinese daily life. Reviewers have noted that guides, like the one called Dewa, go out of their way to make this experience educational and engaging.
From coffee, you’ll head to the famed Tegalalang rice terraces, about 30 minutes from Ubud’s center. This UNESCO-listed site features lush, green fields carved into the hillside, offering panoramic views that are simply spectacular. It’s a quintessential Bali scene, perfect for photos and soaking in the peaceful countryside.
Expect a short walk to get into the terraces, with some uneven paths and stairs involved. The views are worth the effort, and the photo opportunities are endless—particularly if you visit during the golden hour.
Tip: Take time to appreciate the intricate irrigation system and the traditional farming methods still in use. Many visitors comment that this spot feels like stepping into a postcard.
Next, the adventure gets a bit more adrenaline-pumping at the Uma Ceking Resto and Swing. Here, you’ll experience an exhilarating jungle swing — think soaring over treetops with panoramic Ubud vistas. There are also multiple selfie spots like the bird’s nest, a tandem swing, and a romantic bed swing, all set amidst lush greenery and scenic backdrops.
What’s special? The combination of thrill and photo ops. Visitors mention the feeling of a “thrilling adrenaline rush” and describe the views as “wonderful.” It’s also a popular spot for couples looking to add some romance and adventure to their trip.
Caution: The swing experience involves harnesses and some height, so it’s best suited for those comfortable with heights and physical activity.
Arguably the most talked-about part of this tour is the floating lunch at Tlaga Singha Bali. Here, you’ll relax in an infinity pool surrounded by tropical greenery while enjoying a set menu meal. The concept of dining while floating in a scenic pool is both romantic and photo-worthy.
Expect a two-hour break to unwind, swim, and indulge. The large, clear pool offers sweeping views of Bali’s lush forests — a perfect backdrop for your Instagram feed. Guests rave about the delicious food and the unique experience of dining in such a setting.
Your final stop is to the Tegenungan Waterfall. About 30 minutes south of Ubud, this waterfall is set in a jungle environment with greenery pouring over the rocks into a river below. Visiting involves a moderate walk down steps, so comfortable shoes are recommended.
The view? Greenery, rushing water, and a natural pool that invites a quick dip if you’re brave enough. It’s a refreshing way to end the day and soak in Bali’s natural beauty.
Note: The stairs back up can be tiring, so pace yourself, especially if the weather is warm.
At $85 per person, this tour offers excellent value considering the variety and depth of experiences packed into a single day. Private transportation ensures comfort and flexibility, allowing you to enjoy each stop without feeling rushed. The inclusion of all fees and taxes, as well as bottled water, makes it straightforward and stress-free.
What truly makes this tour stand out is the balance between cultural education, scenic beauty, and adventure. The guide, Dewa, receives praise for his knowledgeable and friendly approach, making the experience more enriching. Reviews hint that guides often go beyond expectations, like explaining the traditional Batik process or sharing local stories during the coffee farm tour.
The floating lunch and scenic swing are unique features that elevate this tour from a standard sightseeing day to a memorable adventure. Many guests appreciate the relaxed pace, the personalized service, and the opportunity to capture stunning photos.
While the tour emphasizes scenic and cultural sights, it does involve some walking and stair climbing, which might not suit everyone. The day is quite full, so travelers should be prepared for a long, active day. It’s also worth noting that while the tour is perfect for most, those seeking a very relaxing or less physically demanding day might find it a bit busy.
This experience is ideal for adventurous couples, honeymooners, or anyone wanting a mix of nature, culture, and fun. It’s perfect if you’re into photography, enjoy scenic landscapes, or want a comprehensive day exploring Ubud’s highlights. The private format makes it especially suited for those who prefer a personalized experience over group tours.
In summary, this tour offers a well-rounded look at Bali’s natural beauty with plenty of opportunities for memorable photos, cultural insights, and lively activities. The combination of a jungle swing, floating lunch, and visits to iconic waterfalls and rice terraces makes it a compelling choice for travelers eager for an immersive, picture-perfect day.
What time does the tour start?
The tour begins at 9:00 am with pickup from your hotel or accommodation in Seminyak.
Is transportation included?
Yes, private transportation is included for the entire day, ensuring comfort and convenience.
How long does the tour last?
The experience runs approximately 8 to 10 hours, making it a full-day adventure.
Are meals included?
Yes, a romantic floating lunch with a set menu is included, served in an infinity pool setting. Beverages are available at the farm and throughout the day.
Can I participate if I’m not physically fit?
Participants should have a moderate physical fitness level. Expect some walking and stair climbing, especially at the waterfall.
Is this a group tour or private?
It’s a private tour, which means only your group will participate, allowing for personalized attention.
What is included in the price?
All fees and taxes, bottled water, and the floating lunch are included.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, free cancellations are available up to 24 hours before the scheduled start, for a full refund.
Are there any additional costs?
Personal expenses, additional drinks, souvenirs, or optional activities outside the itinerary are not included.
Is this tour suitable for children?
While not explicitly stated, the moderate physical activity suggests it’s best for older children or teenagers comfortable with walking and stairs.
This full-day tour offers a fantastic way to experience Bali’s natural and cultural sights in a personalized, relaxed setting. The mix of scenic views, cultural insights, and fun activities like the jungle swing and floating lunch provides a memorable day that many travelers find worth the price. It’s an excellent choice for those craving a well-rounded, photo-friendly adventure with the comfort of private transport and knowledgeable guides.
Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or simply want to see the best of Ubud with a touch of luxury and adventure, this tour delivers on multiple fronts. It’s perfect for those who want to combine sightseeing with moments of romance and adrenaline, all set against Bali’s lush backdrop.