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Hike in Bali

Beaches, temples, waterfalls, viewpoints and markets — the things worth building days around. Nothing here is booked on this page: each one says what it is and how long people spend there, then points at the stays and tours in the same area.

7 places

Area

All areasAmed1Kintamani2Munduk2Sanur1Ubud1

Kind of place

EverythingRestaurant54Beach43Cafe37Temple27Warung20Beach club17Viewpoint14Cultural site12Museum11Nature reserve7Hike7Market7Waterfall5Adventure5Rice terrace4Lake3Hot spring2Garden1Attraction1
MundukHike
Gunung Batukaru

Bali's second-highest peak, a long forested climb through the Batukaru reserve. Almost no view until the summit, and a guide is usual.

About 8 hours
KintamaniHike
Mount Batur

Active volcano climbed before dawn for sunrise over the caldera and the lake — roughly two hours up, and guided.

About 6 hours
KintamaniHike
Gunung Abang

Bali's third-highest peak, on the caldera's eastern rim — a forested climb with a fraction of Batur's crowd.

About 5 hours
AmedHike
Gunung Seraya

The dry mountain behind Amed, walked before dawn for sunrise over the strait towards Lombok.

About 5 hours
MundukHike
Munduk Village Trek

Coffee and clove plantation trail through Munduk's hillside village, passing several minor waterfalls.

About 2 hours
UbudHike
Campuhan Ridge Walk

Easy paved ridge trail through grassy hills, glorious at sunrise, ten minutes from central Ubud.

About 1.3 hours
SanurHike
Sanur Beach Promenade

5km paved beachfront path connecting Sanur's hotels, cafés, and fishing harbours — great for an early walk or run.

About 1 hour

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