Bali Family Holiday with Teenagers

This morning after breakfast you will have some free time to relax at the hotel before heading to Pekarangan village. Here you will have the opportunity to meet a local farmer and his family. The family farm pandan leaves that are then produced into Woven items such as mats, coasters, and trays. The farmer will tell you the story of the pandan leaves and rattan and you will have the opportunity to try your hand at making a matt or coaster while the kids will have fun making kites with the farmers' children. While we are at the farm you will be offered some local coffee and tea with traditional cake and snacks. It will be an experience the whole family will enjoy.

Leaving our hotel we walk cross the road and head to the rice fields to start our Rice Terrace walk. The kids will enjoy walking through the countryside and rice terrances listening to your guide explain the importance of water for Balinese people whose livelihoods are in agriculture. The walk is along uneven tracks and irrigation channels with some up and downhill walking and should take 1 hour.

After breakfast we take to the water. We meet our snorkeling guide who will take the group to 2 stops along the coast - location will be dependent on the tides and the group’s snorkeling and swimming ability / experience. Stops could include: Jemeluk coral bay, Japanese Ship wreck or USA liberty ship wreck in Tulamben.

After departing from Amed, you and the family will head to Sanur, the trip’s final destination. Today, you're lucky enough to visit our Intrepid Foundation partner in Sanur – Coral Triangle Centre. They help to restore the coral reefs off the coast of Bali and educate local communities about the importance of ongoing environmental conservation. You’ll all get a fascinating look into their work with a mini education session that the kids will love! Then, you’ll get the chance to wander their centre for marine conservation. This afternoon, enjoy some free time. Maybe head out for a stroll along Bali's first beachfront walk and get the kids to look out for all the marine life they just learnt about. Or, watch the fishermen in the shallows, relax at your accommodation or kick back at one of the beachside restaurants. As the traditions and local customs are well maintained in this area, ancient temples are also easily accessible, just a short distance from the beach. Regroup tonight for a final included dinner with the other families.

Today marks the last day of your trip and there are no further activities scheduled. If you'd like, consider booking further accommodation to make the most of Sanurs balmy beach life.