Start your tour with a short introduction on how to drive your wave runner. After, your guide will take you for a ride around the northeastern side of Taha’a’s lagoon.

Stop for explanations on the way to your snorkeling stop. The wave runner has a spacious compartment where you can store your snorkeling gear. You will stop at one of the most beautiful coral gardens and have one of the most memorable snorkeling experiences during your cruise. This tour will end directly at Motu Mahana.

• The minimum age to drive is 16 years and minimum 8 years to be accompanied by an adult (more than 18 years old). This tour is recommended for guests in good physical condition, pregnant guests, or guests with back and/or neck problems are discouraged to participate on this tour. Participants must respect safety instructions. We recommend wearing a swimsuit, sun protection and sunglasses, and to bring your snorkel equipment (mask, fins, snorkel) and a towel from the ship. *This tour is priced per waverunner, which can accommodate two average-sized adults, maximum weight per waverunner is 500 lbs.

Located 20 minutes from the city, Colo-i-Suva is a national park that boasts a crystal-clear river set in serene and peaceful surroundings amidst a spectacular rainforest making this a perfect spot for a moderate trek followed by a cool dip in the waterfall.

The weather is much cooler than Suva City with temperatures falling to as low as ten degrees at altitudes of 120-180 meters accompanied by frequent rainfalls. The air is clean and crisp with only the calls of local bird life penetrating the atmosphere.

At the end of the hike, you will get back to Savu and join your ship.

• Wear comfortable flat-soled shoes, clothing suited to the weather conditions, a hat, sunscreen and bottled water.

Begin your journey with a 45min bus ride to a Fijian village where guests will be accorded for a Welcome Kava ceremony before your journey in a motorised long boat ride up the Navua River to the magic waterfall for a swim. After a waterfall swim, leisurely ride back to the village by the unsinkable “HMS” Bilibili (bamboo raft)...

At the Village, you will have lunch & entertainment including a visit of the traditional Fijian village, where you have the privilege of immersing yourself in the rich local culture. You will be warmly welcomed by the villagers, who share their customs, traditions, and way of life with open arms. Through authentic interactions, you will gain a deep appreciation for the Fijian people’s warm hospitality, their close connection to nature, and their vibrant heritage.

• Please bring proper footwear for walking in water or trek environments. We provide lifejackets & raincoats. As the weather is unpredictable, please bring a change of clothes.  Don't forget to take a hat,SPF30+ or higher factor sunscreen. We reserve the right to cancel any part of the day's activities for the safety of our guests or reasons beyond our control.

 Traveling from Benoa harbor, enjoy a leisurely morning drive of two hours brings you directly to the village of Bedulu to visit Goa Gajah Monastery (Elephant Cave), is an ancient Hindu monastery built in the 11th century during the reign of one of famous Balinese King Udayana who ruled with his Javanese queen. This ancient monastery was used by both Buddhist and Hindu Monks as a place of retreat and meditation as well as the king as his descendants.

After touring Hindu monastery ground, then re-joining your motor coach and proceed to your delightful journey continues on to the next interesting place located nearby to visit Pejeng Museum of archaeology, locally called Museum Gedong Arca or the Museum of Archaeology, is home to a fantastic collection of sarchopagus, ancient Balinese relics and other artifacts from Indian and Chinese Kingdoms. The collection is housed in a traditional Balinese compound, with each pavilion hosting its own exhibition, completed by serene and well-manicured gardens.

Then, leaving Pejeng Museum of Archaeology behind and to the local restaurant located in Ubud where your lunch will be served. After lunch, as your tour draws to a close and before returning to the harbor of Benoa, your journey continues on to the village of Kemenuh to visit Setia Darma House of Masks & Puppets, is a place where various kinds of masks and puppets from different regions in Indonesia and around the world have been collected, stored and displayed for public since 2006. The collection includes more than 1300 masks and 5700 puppets. These masks and puppets were collected as a reference which can be used for various purposes. Located just a few miles from the heart of Ubud, the house of masks and puppets covers more than 1 hectare of land surrounded by traditional Balinese village and rice fields. The intent and purpose Setia Darma of Masks and Puppets is for preservation, education and entertainment.

After conclusion of your memorable vist, your motor coach then takes you directly to the harbor of Benoa where the ship awaits for your onward journey, commencing approximately two hours drive from Kemenuh Village.

• A moderate amount of walking is required to complete the tour, some of which will be over uneven ground. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and light clothing. For temples and other religious sites visits, visitors must have their shoulders and knees covered. We also recommend you bring a hat, bottled water, sunscreen and mosquito repellent.

Discover Bali's countryside through the rich cultural heritage of Bali on this immersive experience of the island's traditional beauty.

You will first be transported to Mengwi with a visit to the majestic Taman Ayun Temple, an amazing, 17th-century temple complex served as the family temple of the Mengwi Dynasti, whose kingdom survived until the late-1800s. Mengwi's main attraction, the temple is adorned with a wide moat, exquisite wooden shrines and beautiful carved gates.

Following your visit, your journey continues with a drive to the breathtaking Ayunan rice field, where you'll have the opportunity to capture the beauty of Bali's agricultural landscape.

Continue to the final stop at the small village of Baha to visit a typical Balinese House Compound. When you get to the small village, join your guide as you walk through shaded countryside's pathways until you reach the entrance gate of a stunning traditional Balinese House Compound. It is very charming concept of house building consisted of several buildings with different purpose of activities. Mostly, the Balinese people house equipped by major house building includes Bale Daja (building set in the north), Bale Dangin (building set in the east ), Bale Delod (building set in the south ) and a kitchen set in the west.

After conclusion of your visit, your motor coach will take you directly to the harbor of Benoa via the main road for a one-and-a-half-hour scenic drive.

• A moderate amount of walking is required to complete the tour, some of which will be over uneven ground. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and light clothing. We also recommend you bring a hat, bottled water, sunscreen and mosquito repellent.

Starting off from the Pier of Benoa, a leisurely morning drive of one hour and 45-minutes brings you to the village of Kengetan/ Lod Tunduh to visit a Family Estate Coffee Plantations. Upon arrival, a guided walk through a shaded pathway to explore coffee plantations and other tropical spices as well as to observe up-close the Bali coffee making process. This offers a wonderful experience trip on your holiday in Bali where you can taste our local coffee, tea and Luwak coffee. The farmers are stepping into a new idea to create their coffee plantation where you may visit it with some variety of coffee for tasting. Despitefully, you'll have a good opportunity to try our local snacks and Balinese snake-skin fruits.

Re-joining your motor coach, and enjoy a short scenic drive toward the Balinese House Compound to visit a traditional Balinese House Compound, a complex with several house building separately set in one house area. The buildings are mostly designed by Balinese architectures taking daily social Balinese life concept pointing out the hospitality. It is very charming concept of house building consisted of several buildings with different purposes of activities. Mostly, the Balinese people house equipped by major house building includes Bali Daje (building set in the north), Bale Dangin (building set in the east), Bale Delod (building set in the south) and a kitchen set in the west.

An Indonesian Lunch will be served en-route in a local restaurant.

As your tour draws to a close and before transferring back to the pier of Benoa, you’ll make your way to visit the Balinese Hindu temple located nearby to visit Pura Puseh or popularly called Batuan Temple, is a local Balinese Hindu temple looked after by the local residents of Batuan countryside. The temple is designed very beautiful with full of Balinese ornaments and the roof temple is made from the fibre of chromatic black palm tree. It strategically located beside of the main road from Denpasar to Ubud. For over a thousand years, Batuan has been a village of artists and craftsmen, old legends and mysterious tales. Batuan temple were founded in the year 944 Icaka (1020 A.D).

After the conclusion of your memorable visitm your vehicle then brings you back directly to Benoa pier where the ship awaits, commencing approximately one hour and half.

• This tour involves a moderate amount of walking for approximately 350 meters, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/ off the coach and steps at the sites visited. This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility and guests who utilize a wheelchair. We suggest wearing light and comfortable clothing with sturdy, flat, and closed-toe walking shoes, and bring sun protection, insect repellent, rain gear, and a hat. Infrastructure in Benoa Pier is basic, and local conditions may be challenging. Vehicles, Tour Guides, Hotels, Restaurants, equipment, and services are the best available in the area but may not be up to the standards of those found on other excursions.

Depart the pier for the drive to Tanah Lot, Bali's most photographed temple.

The black lava towers of this sacred, 16th-century temple stand on a rocky outcrop 656 feet (200 metres) offshore. Although crossing to the temple is only possible during low tide, you can photograph it from the opposite shore.

Following your visit, your journey continues with a drive toward the Southwest Coast, arriving at Puri Taman Sari, where you will be greeted by Bleganjur, a group of Balinese that will offer you a guided tour of the area where you will see different traditional Balinese activities before proceeding to your lunch area.

Leaving Puri Taman Sari, a 30 minutes drive brings you to the Royal Temple of Mengwi, Taman Ayun Temple, once the center of the kingdom. This amazing, 16th -century temple complex served as the family temple of the Mengwi Dynasty, whose kingdom survived until the late -1800s. Mengwi's main attraction, the temple is adorned with a wide moat, exquisite wooden shrines and beautifully carved gates.

Your scenic journey through Bali concludes with a 1 hour 30 minutes return drive to the pier in Benoa.

• We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and light clothing. For temples and other religious sites visits, visitors must have their shoulders and knees covered. We also recommend you bring a hat, sunscreen and mosquito repellent. Bring bottled water from the ship.

Visit a well-established cooking school for a hands-on experience led by the school Chef. Using only fresh ingredients sourced locally the cooking lesson is a simple, easy to learn and fun experience.

Learn the techniques and become familiar with the fresh herbs, spices, and other ingredients that make Balinese food delightfully tasty as well as nutritious and cleansing. Explore different ways to blend and balance the varied flavors to create a stimulating array of unique tastes. Try your hand at the Balinese mortar and pestle, blend spices, and discover how to create the delicate balance of curry of bumbu.

After your lesson, enjoy the fruits of your labor, accompanied by local beer or soft drinks. After the completion of the demonstration and lunch return to the pier via a scenic drive.

• We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and light clothing. We also recommend you bring a hat, sunscreen and mosquito repellent. Be aware of local traffic conditions which may delayed arrival time back to the ship.

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Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa is located on the southern peninsula of the island, just thirty minutes from your ship. The hotel has hosted kings and queens, presidents and other dignitaries over the years. Now it's your turn to enjoy this authentic Balinese decor and its manicured tropical gardens during this day. This 5-star property features 3 outdoor pools and direct access to the beach. The resort resembles a Balinese palace with full spa facilities, 4 restaurants and 4 bars.

• Beach towels and outdoor deckchairs will be available. Guests planning to spend time at the resort's pool or beach are advised to bring a swimsuit, sunscreen, a hat and sunglasses. The spa facilities can be booked but are not part of the service provided by the ship.

Enjoy a short trek on Komodo Island. Komodo is one of the 17,508 islands that make up the Republic of Indonesia. The highlight of this trip is seeing the Komodo Dragons. These relatives of the dinosaurs are the biggest reptiles on earth, reaching lengths of over 10 feet (3 meters) and weights of over 275 lbs. (125kg).

The earliest stories of a dragon existing in the region circulated widely and attracted considerable attention. No one visited the island to check the story until official interest was sparked in the early 1910's by stories from Dutch sailors based in Flores about a mysterious creature allegedly described as a "dragon" that spat fire. In 1915, the Dutch government placed the dragon on the list of protected species. More recently, Komodo was named to the controversial list of the New 7 Wonders of Nature in November 2011.

From the pier you will walk to the Tamarind Woods ranger's station. There you will have a short briefing. Then, keep an eye open for these dappled giants as you approach Banuggulung, a former Komodo feeding ground, in the company of an expert guide who will provide further insight into the life of these unique and fascinating creatures.

At the end of your trek, you will be returned to the rangers' station, where you will have time to browse for souvenirs from local villagers before being transferred back to the ship.

• This tour involves walking over uneven and sandy ground. We recommend you wear comfortable walking shoes and light clothing. We also recommend you bring a hat, bottled water, sunscreen and mosquito repellent.