Explore the heart of Balinese creativity on this Art Sightseeing Tour, visiting local artisan villages famous for Batik, Silver Jewelry, Traditional Painting, and Wood Carving. This cultural tour offers an authentic insight into Bali’s heritage, where skilled craftsmen preserve centuries-old techniques. Ideal for art lovers, culture seekers, and travelers who want to experience the artistic soul of Bali in one easy and comfortable trip.
Itinerary
- 08.30 – Hotel pickup
- Batik Workshop – Learn about traditional batik patterns and techniques
- Silver Jewelry Village – See handmade silver crafting and local designs
- Traditional Painting Gallery – Discover classic and contemporary Balinese art
- Wood Carving Center – Watch skilled artisans carve detailed sculptures
- 16.30 – Return to hotel
Includes
- Private air-conditioned car
- English-speaking driver / guide
- Fuel & parking fees
- Mineral water
Excludes
- Lunch
- Personal expenses
- Optional purchases & tips
FAQS
The Ubud Art Sightseeing Tour is an immersive cultural experience that takes you to the artistic heart of Bali. The tour typically includes visits to various villages and workshops specializing in traditional Balinese crafts, such as batik, silver jewelry making, wood carving, and painting.
You’ll have the opportunity to see and learn about several traditional Balinese art forms, including:
- Batik: A traditional fabric dyeing technique using wax-resist to create intricate patterns.
- Silver Jewelry: Witness the craftsmanship of local silversmiths as they transform raw metal into exquisite jewelry pieces.
- Wood Carving: Observe skilled artisans as they carve beautiful sculptures, masks, and decorative items from various types of wood.
- Painting: Explore local galleries and studios to see a range of Balinese painting styles, from traditional to modern.
While itineraries can vary between different tour operators, a common tour often includes stops at villages renowned for a specific art form. For example, you might visit:
- Tohpati Village: Known as a center for batik.
- Celuk Village: Famous for its silver and gold craftsmanship.
- Mas Village: The heart of Balinese wood carving.
- Batuan Village: A hub for Balinese painting.
Tour durations vary, but most range from a half-day (4-6 hours) to a full-day (8-10 hours).
Yes, most private art tours include round-trip transportation in an air-conditioned car with a professional, English-speaking driver/guide. Hotel pick-up and drop-off are typically available from most major areas in Bali, such as Ubud, Seminyak, Kuta, and Nusa Dua.
The price can vary widely depending on the tour operator, the length of the tour, and whether it’s a private or group tour. Prices can range from approximately IDR 500,000 per car (for up to 6 people) to around IDR 700,000 per person for all-inclusive packages.
Again, this depends on the specific package. A basic tour price may only include the car and driver. More comprehensive packages often include:
- Hotel pick-up and drop-off.
- Bottled water.
- An English-speaking driver/guide.
Many private tours offer the flexibility to customize your itinerary. You can often discuss your preferences with the tour operator or driver to tailor the stops to your specific interests.
It is highly recommended to book your tour in advance, especially during peak travel seasons, to ensure availability and secure your preferred dates and times.
It is best to wear comfortable, light clothing and shoes suitable for walking. Remember to bring a camera, a hat, and sunscreen. It’s also a good idea to have some cash (Indonesian Rupiah) on hand for any souvenirs you might want to purchase.
