ATV TOURS all over the island. They're about an hour long and will take you through shallow canyons with waterfalls, rice paddy fields and rivers. Great way to see the inner island.

RAFTING is big on the island.

RICE PADDY tours. Most of them will be inland. They are worth it. especially coming out of wet season. Alot of the most senic rice paddys are around Ubud the main one being Tegallalang Rice Terrace. I'd bundle your senic trip with other activites around Ubud such as the monkey forest.

MONKEY FOREST. Some might call it a tourist trap but its a pretty cool experience. Dont look them in eye, and keep your shiny things close or zipped away.

WATERBOM is for ALL AGES. Its a waterpark complete with massive slides, lazy rivers, restauraunts and booze. Show upp early and rent a gazebo for the day then explore the complex. A bit pricey and toursity, but its a great way to spend the day if you're tired of beaches.

MT BATUR morning hike. You'd leave early morning, 4am, and start the hike from half way up the volcano. Its not an easy hike but from what i hear, well worth it. Check the weather before you go. Our last group picked a horrible time to go, in the middle of a cyclone. I would bundle this with something else inland such as an Ubud tour/ monkey forest.

WATERSPORTS in Nusa Dua are close to Uluwatu. The water is clamer on the eastern coast of the pinensula. Jetski's, banana boats, and kites.

PARTY BOATS. Most of these will take off from Benoa (the closest dock to Uluwatu). I would try to coordinate this with a bigger group if anyone is interested in going.

SNORKELING/ DIVING. Indonesia is home to the most diverse coral and sea life in the world. If this is something you are interesting, I would also recommend coordinating with a larger group. Private tours are not as expensive as you would think, and would probably take you close to the nusa islands which are a destination on their own.

NUSA ISLANDS are a chain of three island and would require a day trip. The first two island Lembongan and Trawangan are attached by bridge while the third Pendida stands alone. They are about 45 minutes away by speed boat and have a very relaxed, back in the day vibe. There are only motorcycles and donkeys on the island to get around. Nusa Lembongan is also home to one of our favorite italian restaurants. Nusa Pendida is where you see alot of the white sand instagram posts. Nusa Pendida is worth a day trip, but the other two, I would recommend spending a few days with a scooter.

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