BALI DOLPHIN TOUR PACKAGE 6

Bali Dolphin Tour Package 6 Itinerary will start very early morning because we have to catch up the sunrise at Lovina Beach. The Dolphin Hunt with camera should start when the sun rising up and it is the perfect time to see the group of dolphins jumping on the sea water. Then it is followed by relax swimming at Banjar Natural Hot Spring, 15 minute drive from the Lovina Beach. On the way back home we will visit the rice terrace at Jatiluwih Village, Tabanan Regency that chosen by UNESCO as World Cultural Heritage on 2012.

Bali Dolphin Tour Package 6 itinerary will start by hotel pick up in the very early morning around 3.00 am by our Bali tour driver (pick up time based on your hotel location). We have to start to depart to Lovina Beach in Buleleng Regency due the Dolphin Hunt will be started at 6.00 am during the sunrise time. When we arrived at Lovina Beach as the Dolphin Hunt start point, we need to take traditional boat with local and professional boat driver. Sunrise time is a perfect time to watch the Dolphins jumping on the sea water due those time they are hunting smaller fish and the temperature is suitable for them which not too hot but they can have sun shines.

Finish the boat tour, we are going to have relaxation by swimming at Banjar Natural Hotspring just 15 minute drive from Lovina Beach. In the middle of the day we will having buffet lunch at Bedugul Mountain top with Bratan Lake view. After finished the lunch, we are going to having coffee break at Luwak Coffee Plantation to refresh us with introduction of our local plantation and tasting the famous Luwak Coffee and other Balinese spices. The last stop is at Jatiluwih Village for visiting the UNESCO’s Rice Terrace in Bali. We can do a bit trekking inside the rice field with long wide green view of rice plants surrounding us.

Information of each sites in Bali Dolphin Tour Package 6 Itinerary we are going to visit:

Lovina Beach is located in North part of Bali, Buleleng Regency. This beach is long wide black sandy beach that becomes main tourist area of North Bali. It has black sand on the beach due to the eruption of the volcano mountain in the past. To reach the area from Denpasar, it will take about 2.5 – 3 hours driving. This is where we are going to hunt the Dolphins by camera using the traditional boat.

Dolphin is a Mammalia that live in the sea which means they are not categorized as ordinary fish. Instead of having eggs for reproduction, they are giving birth to dolphin child like us so they are categorized as a Mammalia. They are always jumping on the sea water level during the sunrise time because they feel it is not too hot yet to hunt the smaller fish as food around top water level. Usually the live with large number of groups so once you see one Dolphins, you will see plenty of them around you.

Banjar Natural Hotspring is located 15 minute drive West direction from Lovina Beach. The hot spring sites has been managed by the government and maintained very well. The source of hot water is coming from natural hot spring source under the volcanic mountain. The water in the pool is colored a bit yellow because it is contained sulfur inside. The sulfur material is very good for your skin but in long term and continuity therapy. The short term effect of the natural hot spring is to relax your muscle and make you feel more comfort.

UNESCO Rice Terrace

Jatiluwih Rice Terrace is a wide range area of rice field in Jatiluwih Village, Tabanan Regency with unique landscape and watering system. The mountainous area in small island of Bali is giving a problem for the farmer to find a wide and large area of flat land in order to plant the rice but in the other hand Balinese people are eating rice as the main food. So to have enough rice supply for the locals, we found a farming technology that flattened small area of the mountain then shaped it into several different levels so it will shaped in terrace landscape. The watering system will be flow from the top level of the rice terrace and spread into the next level underneath.

Instead of flattened the mountain into a wide flat area, this option is more realistic and more ecosystem friendly since we are not changing the shape of the mountain itself. This farming system is exist in our land from hundred years ago. Even it exist before the colony from Europe start their invasion in our country. In Bali, this rice terrace irrigation system is popular as “Subak”. Due to its unique irrigation system, Jatiluwih Rice Terrace has award as the UNESCO’s World Cultural Heritage on 2012.

Luwak Coffee Plantation

You can find coffee plantation all over Bali. They will give a short farm tour about our local plantation, spices products, especially famous Luwak Coffee. Luwak Coffee produced from coffee beans found inside Luwak’s poop. It is because the Luwak animal has a great sense of choosing coffee bean. And also will only eat the best quality ones. The process inside the Luwak stomach won’t damage the coffee bean but reducing the level of caffeine in the coffee. The process also change the taste of coffee produced later on. Other than Luwak coffee, you might also tasting other local spices. Such as lemongrass tea, ginger tea, mangosteen tea, Robusta coffee, Arabica coffee, and etc.