Discover one of Bali’s most authentic and endangered traditions in Kusamba Village, where local families have been producing sea salt by hand for generations. This unique tour invites you to witness the traditional salt-making process, using simple tools, volcanic black sand, and natural sunlight—unchanged for centuries.
Set along Bali’s eastern coastline, Kusamba offers not only cultural insight but also peaceful ocean views, making this experience both educational and relaxing. A perfect tour for culture lovers, slow travelers, and those seeking genuine local experiences.
From the coast, the journey continues inland to Tenganan Pegringsingan Village, one of Bali’s oldest and most sacred traditional villages. Enter a world where ancient rules still guide daily life, and where the famous double ikat Geringsing textile is woven with techniques found nowhere else on earth. Strolling through the village feels like stepping into Bali’s past pure, spiritual, and deeply rooted in tradition.
In the afternoon, you’ll visit the elegant Taman Ujung Water Palace, a former royal retreat surrounded by reflective pools, graceful bridges, and panoramic views of the ocean and Mount Agung. Once a place of rest for Karangasem royalty, today it stands as a symbol of Bali’s refined architecture and royal history.
Your journey gently slows as you arrive at Virgin Beach, a hidden stretch of white sand framed by turquoise waters. Here, time is yours swim, relax under the sun, or simply enjoy the peaceful rhythm of the sea, a perfect ending to a day rich in stories and landscapes.
