Bali Swing of Bali is a new tourism activity in Bali and has become a popular activity in Bali. However, the original and the best is Ubud, but now there are hundreds more popping up all over Bali with amazing views. It's worth a visit if you want to feel the freedom and the sensation of swinging high in the tree. Get thrilling feelings, adrenaline, unforgettable experiences and unique images. Imagine swinging and gliding in various places in the lush green forest, rice fields, river valleys, awesome cliff views, and more.

Hideaway Swing Bali - Ubud-Bongkasa is one of the most favorite destinations in Bali for beautiful attractions, games and tourist sports. if you join the Bali Tour package to enjoy Ubud, then you will have the opportunity to do lots of fun things. You can be located in Tegal Kuning, Bongkasa Village. You can choose one of the tree swing options available from 5 minutes, 15 meters and 20 meters.

Ayung Rafting during dry season is great fun for the entire family, Just enjoy the wildlife as you meander down a safe river with great staff. If you would like to discover a hidden waterfall than you can find it here, scenery and wild life that you can get here such as rice field, jungle, kingfisher and water fall. If you do Ayung Rafting Bali than you will enjoy Bali rain forest and very well maintain rice field.

Ayung Rafting

You may also able to see wild life on Bali rain forest such as beautiful Blue Javan Kingfisher. Ayung Rafting offer a very unique sensation that you won’t get it on other places. The river has clear water and very fresh if you would like to swim, Ayung River has 10 kilometers route and 2 hours rafting adventure that you will get. The river offer class II – III level rapids which is very appropriate for beginner and children.

The mission of The Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary (Monkey Forest Ubud) is conserving the area based on the concept of Tri Hita Karana. Based on the concept of Tri Hita Karana, The Monkey Forest Ubud will be a featured of international tourist destination to create peace and harmony to the visitor.

With a history dating back more than 1,000 years, one of Bali’s holiest Hindu sites (and most popular attractions) is a grotto covered in carvings of mythological creatures. While Goa Gajah (Elephant Cave) has uncertain origins, it's believed that Hindu priests dug it out by hand to use as a hermitage.