The classic south — then slow, remote luxury
Our most complete journey: two weeks that move from Ubud’s cultural heart to the southern cliffs and coast, then out to the island’s quiet edges for wellness and sea. Every address, transfer and reservation confirmed before you land.
Two weeks is enough to see Bali properly — not rushed between highlights, but lived in one region at a time. The first week traces the classic circuit through Ubud, Uluwatu and Nusa Dua; the second slows right down along the west coast, the UNESCO terraces of Jatiluwih, the Sidemen ridge and the reef at Menjangan. You stay at the island’s most distinguished addresses, move by private car between each enclave, and leave the logistics entirely to us.
Week one is Bali at its most iconic: the temples and craft villages of Ubud, the clifftop drama of Uluwatu, the still beaches of Nusa Dua. Week two changes pace altogether — the black-sand calm of Tabanan, highland terraces on foot, wellness on the Sidemen ridge, and snorkelling over untouched reef in the north-west. The contrast is deliberate: you arrive to the familiar Bali, then discover the one most visitors never reach.
The journey is built around a small collection of the island’s finest properties — Amandari above the Ubud valley, Alila Villas Uluwatu on the cliffs, The St. Regis Bali by the sand, Soori Bali on the west coast and COMO Shambhala Estate in the Sidemen hills. Each is matched to its region and to the mood of that leg of the trip. Suite categories, dining and every private experience are arranged and quoted in advance.
A complete framework — reshaped around your dates, pace and preferred suites.
Private welcome at Denpasar (DPS) and a quiet drive into the hills. Settle into your Ubud sanctuary as the valley cools; a first dinner arranged.
The Sacred Monkey Forest, the royal palace and the craft villages — silver, stone and woodcarving — with a private guide who knows the makers.
A morning among the rice terraces, an afternoon private cooking class, and a spa ritual to close the day.
A scenic transfer to the southern cliffs. Uluwatu Temple at golden hour, the Kecak fire dance set against the sunset.
Clifftop pools, hidden coves and the coast’s celebrated beach clubs — the day is entirely yours.
South to the calm of Nusa Dua and a beachfront suite. Still water, long lunches, an evening by the sand.
A slow day of spa, sea and resort dining — the classic southern circuit drawn to a gentle close.
A transfer to the black-sand coast of Tabanan and a serene coastal estate. Wellness begins: quiet, remote, unhurried.
The UNESCO-listed Jatiluwih terraces on foot — ancient subak channels, cool mountain air and a highland temple.
A full day on the west coast — spa treatments, movement and clean, considered dining above the sea.
East to the Sidemen valley beneath Mount Agung. Nature walks through the rice fields, evenings of complete stillness.
Wellness treatments and ridge-top paths, with east Bali’s temples and villages within easy reach.
North-west to Menjangan — snorkelling and diving over pristine reef inside the West Bali National Park.
A last slow morning, then a private transfer back to Denpasar for your flight home.
Per couple, excluding international flights. Final pricing reflects suite category, season and any additions, and is confirmed in a written quote before you commit.
The fourteen-day journey typically covers the following. Anything can be added or refined to your taste.
What travellers ask before committing to the full journey.
Thirteen nights across five of the island’s finest properties, all private transfers and a dedicated driver, curated experiences from a cooking class to guided temple and terrace walks, daily breakfast, selected dinners and 24/7 concierge support. International flights are separate.
Couples and discerning travellers who want to see Bali in depth rather than in a rush — a fortnight that pairs the iconic south with the quiet, wellness-led corners of the west and east. It suits honeymoons, milestone trips and anyone taking their time.
Entirely. The fourteen days are a framework: we adjust the regions, suites, pace and experiences around your interests, and can extend or shorten any leg.
It starts at $14,000 per couple for the Signature Fourteen, rising with suite category, season and any additions. A Grand Suite version begins around $19,500 per couple. International flights are not included.
Chiefly your accommodation tier — suites at properties such as Amandari (around $1,140 per night), Alila Villas Uluwatu (around $757) and The St. Regis Bali (around $885) — along with the season you travel and how many private experiences you add.
No. Flights to and from Bali are arranged separately, as are the visa on arrival (IDR 500,000 for 30 days) and the tourist levy (IDR 150,000). Everything on the ground is bundled and quoted up front.
Year-round, subject to availability at each property. We build every journey to your chosen dates and confirm each reservation before you commit.
The dry season, roughly April to October, brings the clearest skies for the coast and the reef, while the greener shoulder months are quieter and often better value. Your designer will advise on timing.
Every move between enclaves is by private car with your driver, so the drives become part of the journey rather than a chore. Nothing is shared and nothing is left to chance.
