Looking for the perfect 2 week Bali itinerary?
Bali is rated as one of the BEST travel destinations in the world and a holiday to this magical island should be at the top of your Bucket List!
Having spent a lot of time in Bali over the years, I know the island like the back of my hand which is why I am certain that this 2 Week Bali Itinerary is the only guide you’ll need.
There are so many awesome things to see and do during your 2 weeks in Bali, including sandy beaches, volcanic landscapes, raging waterfalls, world-class surf breaks, beautiful rice terraces, and much more!
So let’s get started and uncover everything you need to know about what to do in Bali for 2 weeks!
OVERVIEW – 2 WEEK BALI ITINERARY
Here is an overview of an ideal 2 Week Bali Itinerary with my recommendations of places to visit in this order:
- Canggu (3 days)
- Bedugul (2 days)
- Ubud (3 days)
- Nusa Islands (4 days)
- Uluwatu (2 days)
Read on to discover the best things to do on your Bali route 2 weeks and where to stay in each of these locations!
DAY 1, 2 & 3: CANGGU
Canggu is one of the most popular places to stay in Bali, attracting digital nomads, surfers, skaters, yogis, foodies, and travelers alike.
It’s safe to say that Canggu is not to be missed during your visit to the Island of Gods.
The easiest and most convenient way to get from the airport to Canggu upon arrival is to book a shared minivan or a private transfer online in advance.
I always use Viator to book all of my transport, tours, and activities in Bali as they are the most reputable and reliable tour company.
Canggu has almost everything you can think of including healthy cafes, yoga studios, gymnasiums, co-working spaces, trendy bars, nightclubs, skateparks, tattoo studios, world-class surf beaches, music venues, local markets, hostels, beach resorts, and the list goes on!
Canggu is definitely where you’ll want to spend the first few days of your two weeks in Bali.
Best Bars In Canggu
- Atlas Beach Club
Atlas Beach Club is the biggest beach club in the world and is not to be missed during your visit to Canggu!
Immerse yourself in Balinese culture by witnessing the traditional Kecak Dance as well as enjoying a top-notch beach club experience, welcoming services, and delicate cuisine.
- Finn’s Beach Club
- Black Sand Brewery
- The Lawn
Best Cafes In Canggu
- Crate Cafe
- Hungry Bird
- Copenhagen Canggu
Best Beaches In Canggu
- Echo Beach
- Old Man’s Beach
- Pig Stone Beach
BEST TOUR IN BALI
The best way to see the best sites on the island is by joining a Bali Instagram Tour!
It includes hotel transfers, all entrance tickets, lunch and bottled water, and a fun guide to spend the day with!
WHERE TO STAY IN CANGGU
Canggu has hundreds of accommodation options to choose from, so I have narrowed it down to a few of the best places to stay in Canggu to suit the needs of luxury travelers, budget backpackers, and everyone in between.
See the list of accommodations below that I personally recommend for your itinerary Bali 2 weeks.
LUXURY: BLOSSOM ECO LUXE VILLA
This 5-star One-Bedroom Villa is located in the heart of Canggu and just a stone’s throw from Berawa Beach.
Blossom Eco Luxe Villa offers a bohemian design with a swimming pool, garden, day bed, kitchen area, and a large bedroom with a private ensuite.
Guests can also enjoy an included breakfast with lots of healthy options to choose from.
It’s the perfect, luxurious place to stay in Canggu for couples.
MID RANGE: SURF MOTEL CANGGU
The Surf Motel Canggu is an awesome 3-star accommodation for less than $50.
Features include a rooftop pool and bar with ocean views, a shared lounge with a working space, and close to clubs, cafes, restaurants, and the beach.
There are double rooms available with air conditioning, spacious living, private ensuites, and free wifi. Scooter rental is also available.
Great place to stay for couples and friends.
BUDGET: TRIBAL BALI
Located just minutes from Prerenan Beach, Tribal is the best hostel in Canggu!
With sleek, custom-designed private and dorm rooms to ensure a good night’s sleep, Tribal is Bali’s newest and most modern hostel that comes with a twist.
Features include a coworking space with high-speed Wi-Fi, a billiards table, an outdoor swimming pool, a cocktail bar, and a restaurant serving up coffee and tasty food.
Recommended place to stay for solo travelers, couples, and friends.
For All Other Places To Stay In Canggu, Search on Booking.com
DAY 4 & 5: BEDUGUL (NORTH BALI)
Bedugul is the Real Bali as I like to call it and it’s one of the most beautiful regions to explore during your visit.
Located a 1.5-hour drive from Canggu is where you will find Bedugul – a mountainous lakeside village where the true Balinese culture can be experienced.
Bedugul is most famous for its twin crater lakes, countless waterfalls, panoramic viewpoints, traditional temples, and more.
I recommend allowing at least two days of your 2 week Bali itinerary to explore the best of the best that Bedugul has to offer.
BEST TOUR IN NORTH BALI
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It includes hotel transfers, all entrance tickets, and a fun, private guide to spend the day with!
Best Things To Do In Bedugul – 2 Week Bali Itinerary
- Danu Beratan Temple
- Handara Gate
- Nungnung Waterfall
- Jatiluwih Rice Terraces – UNESCO Site
- Sekumpul Waterfall
- Leke Leke Waterfall
- Wanagiri Hidden Hills Viewpoint
- Banyuwana Amertha Waterfall
- Aling Aling Waterfall
WHERE TO STAY IN BEDUGUL
Bedugul has dozens of accommodation options to choose from, so I have narrowed it down to a few of the best places to stay in Bedugul for all budgets.
See the list of accommodations below that I personally recommend in Bedugul during your two weeks Bali itinerary.
LUXURY: BALI LAKESIDE VILLA
This lakeside villa is the ultimate luxury in Bedugul boasting incredible views of the lake and the surrounding mountain ranges.
Featuring 3 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, a kitchen and living area, beautiful gardens, a patio, and much more!
For just $100 a night, this is the perfect place for a couple, a group of friends, or a family to base themselves while on their two weeks in Bali itinerary.
MID RANGE: HANDARA GOLF RESORT
Handara Golf Resort is a 3-star resort set in the beautiful mountains of Bedugul featuring a Japanese restaurant and bar, a tennis court, a wellness spa, and an 18-hole golf course.
The rooms are large and each has a private bathroom, a seating area, a minibar, free Wi-Fi, a flat-screen TV, and lake views.
It’s the perfect place to stay in Bedugul on a mid-range budget for families, friends, and couples on their two week itinerary Bali.
BUDGET: PONDOK NYOMAN
Pondok Nyoman is the best budget accommodation in Bedugul for solo travelers or couples.
They have double rooms available with spacious living, a balcony, air conditioning, and a private bathroom.
Other features include a shared lounge, rice terrace views, a swimming pool, a restaurant, free Wi-Fi, and breakfast is included for all guests.
For All Other Places To Stay In Bedugul, Search on Booking.com
DAY 6, 7 & 8: UBUD
Ubud is the central hub of Bali and is most famous for its rainforest yoga retreats, traditional arts and crafts, other-worldly rice terraces, raging waterfalls, monkey forests, and ancient holy sites.
Ubud is on the radar for most tourists which is why I have included it in this 2 week Bali itinerary.
It’s the perfect place to immerse yourself in nature for a few days away from the rat race.
Whether you want to unwind and relax or adventure and explore, Ubud has the best of both worlds, and you can’t miss it when preparing a Bali 14 days itinerary!
BEST TOUR IN UBUD
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It includes hotel transfers, all entrance tickets, dinner, and a fun, private guide to spend the day with!
Best Things To Do In Ubud – 2 Weeks In Bali
- Tegallalang Rice Terraces
- Tibumana Waterfall
- Ubud Elephant Sanctuary
- 10 Best Restaurants In Ubud
- Yellow Waterfall
- Pura Lempuyang Temple
- Mount Agung Sunrise Viewpoint
- Hideout Bali Jungle Villa
WHERE TO STAY IN UBUD
Ubud has hundreds of accommodation options, from private pool villas to budget guesthouses, and everything in between.
I have narrowed down a few of the best places to stay in Ubud during your Bali itinerary 2 weeks.
LUXURY: FOUR SEASONS RESORT
The Four Seasons Resort is the definition of luxury and is set amidst a lush, tropical valley in the center of Ubud.
There is a range of different villas and suites to choose from, each featuring spacious rooms with a private bathroom, a dining and sitting area with sofas, a flat-screen TV, and an outdoor terrace.
It’s one of the best places to stay in Ubud for couples, friends, and families.
MID RANGE: DESAK PUTU PUTERA COTTAGES
This beautiful 3-star accommodation is located in the heart of Ubud and is within walking distance of the monkey forest and other tourist attractions.
The rooms are spacious and feature a swimming pool, a flat-screen TV, a seating area, an outdoor balcony, a private bathroom, and free Wi-Fi.
A great place to stay on a mid-range budget for couples, families, and friends on their 14 days Bali itinerary.
BUDGET: PURI GARDEN HOSTEL
Puri Garden is one of the best hostels in Ubud, close to all the main sights, shops, restaurants, and the Yoga Barn.
The rooms have a Balinese feel with a modern touch in a beautiful spacious location, including a gorgeous garden, swimming pool, lounge, cinema room, and restaurant area.
Recommended for couples and friends traveling on a budget and planning a 2 weeks itinerary Bali.
For All Other Places To Stay In Ubud, Search on Booking.com
DAY 9, 10, 11 & 12: THE NUSA ISLANDS
The Nusa Islands in Bali are three of the most beautiful and adventurous islands that are not to be missed on your 2 week Bali itinerary!
A short thirty-minute boat from mainland Bali and you will arrive at the foreshores of the Nusa Islands.
Whether you are an adrenaline junkie who loves the thrill of heights and cliff jumping or a laid-back beachgoer who loves those sun-kissed hammock days and snorkeling the reefs, the Nusa Islands has something for everyone to enjoy on their Bali 2 week itinerary!
I recommend beginning your Nusa Islands adventure on Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Ceningan for the first 2 days and then transferring from here over to Nusa Penida for 2 days.
View Full Blog Post: The Nusa Islands
HOW TO GET TO THE NUSA ISLANDS
Ferries operate daily to Nusa Islands from Sanur Harbor in South East Bali.
Be sure to book the ferry online in advance to be guaranteed the lowest price when organizing your Bali 2 week itinerary.
The ferry ticket to the Nusa Islands also includes a hotel pick-up from your accommodation in Bali and a drop-off directly to the pier at Sanur Harbor.
The boat trip takes approximately 45 minutes to reach the Nusa Islands.
Related Article: How To Get From Bali To Nusa Islands
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DAY 13 & 14: ULUWATU
Uluwatu is located on the Bukit Peninsula in Bali’s south and it’s a must-see region on the famed Island of Gods.
Uluwatu is most famous for its magnificent beaches, but on top of that, you can find rugged limestone cliff faces, world-class surf breaks, insane sunset viewpoints, clifftop bars, health cafes, skate parks, traditional temples, and much more!
Do I need to keep going to explain why it’s one of the best places to stay in Bali?!
The Bukit Peninsula is one of my favorite places to hang out in Bali and I highly recommend spending the last couple of days of your 2 week Bali itinerary in Uluwatu.
BEST TOUR IN ULUWATU
The best way to discover Uluwatu is by joining a Tour of Uluwatu With Traditional Fire Dance!
It includes hotel transfers, all entrance tickets, dinner, and an experienced guide to spend the day with!
Best Cafes In Uluwatu
- Drifter Cafe
- Cashew Tree
- Suka Espresso
Best Bars In Uluwatu
- Single Fin
- Uluwatu Cliffhouse
- Savaya
Best Viewpoints In Uluwatu
- Karang Boma Cliff
- Jaran Hill
- Uluwatu Temple
Best Beaches In Uluwatu
- Bingin Beach
- Padang Padang Beach
- Suluban Beach
View Full Blog Post: Best Beaches In Uluwatu
WHERE TO STAY IN ULUWATU
Uluwatu has hundreds of accommodations to choose from so I have narrowed it down to a few of the best places to stay during your 2 weeks in Bali.
Below you’ll find properties suitable for luxury travelers, budget backpackers, and everyone in between for your Bali two week itinerary.
LUXURY: ANANTARA RESORT
Anantara Resort is at the height of luxury, located on the edge of the cliffs in Uluwatu overlooking the ocean.
Features include an infinity pool, fitness center, spa, multiple restaurants, bars, and on-site cultural workshops.
There are many different rooms, suites, and villas on offer to suit everyone’s needs. The overall best place to end your Bali 2 weeks itinerary.
MID RANGE: SAL SECRET SPOT
Sal Secret Spot is the best place to stay in Uluwatu for travelers on a mid-range budget.
Features include a swimming pool, beautiful gardens, and a restaurant, and it’s located just a few minutes walk to Bingin Beach.
The rooms are spacious and have a terrace, a private bathroom, a minibar, air conditioning, and free Wi-Fi.
BUDGET: ONE DEGREE SUNSET HILL
Located on the hillside overlooking the ocean, One Degree Sunset Hill is the best hostel in Uluwatu.
This property offers dorm rooms and private rooms, and other features include an infinity pool, a tour desk, and breakfast is included for all guests.
For All Other Places To Stay In Uluwatu, Search on Booking.com
BALI TRAVEL TIPS
Below you’ll find some handy tips to know before you go so you can plan the perfect 2 weeks in Bali.
CURRENCY IN BALI
When paying for things in cash, the only currency accepted in Bali is Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) and the exchange rate is approximately $1 USD = 15,000 IDR.
Credit cards can also be used as a method of payment in most hotels, restaurants, and shops, as well as Visa and Mastercard which are widely accepted.
You should be aware of the foreign transaction fees when making a payment outside your country or in another currency which could increase your overall expenses.
To avoid any bad exchange fees, I recommend getting a Wise card when planning your Bali itinerary 2 weeks.
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SIM CARD FOR BALI
Purchasing a SIM card in Bali is very cheap and simple and you can do this at the airport when you arrive.
For approximately $7 USD, you can get a local SIM card that comes with 10GB of data with calls and texts included.
Alternatively, I recommend purchasing an eSIM before you arrive and getting instant access to the internet as soon as you touch down and start your 2 week itinerary Bali.
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BEST TIME TO VISIT BALI
Bali is a year-round destination, however, the best time to visit Bali for perfect weather and fewer tourists is between the months of April and October.
The wet season in Bali is from December through to February, and during these months you can expect sporadic downpours and increased humidity due to its tropical climate.
This is also the peak season for tourists arriving in Bali during the Christmas and New Year holiday seasons, so expect it to be crowded at all the attractions.
BALI TOURIST VISA
When entering Bali, there is a Visa On Arrival policy that allows tourists to stay for a maximum of 30 days in Indonesia and the cost is $35 USD.
If you wish to stay in Bali for more than 30 days, you can extend to a 60-day visa at an additional cost.
It requires a visit to the immigration office to hand in your passport, and scan your fingerprints, and then once processed, you can pick up your passport a week later.
I recommend getting in touch with Bali Legals Visa Agent to help you with the visa extension process.
HOW TO GET AROUND BALI
There are several transportation methods for getting around the island which I have outlined below.
BY SCOOTER
The most common way for tourists to get around during their two weeks in Bali is by renting a scooter.
You can book a scooter rental online in advance, including a drop-off to your accommodation with a full gas tank.
Be aware that the roads in Bali are chaotic and if you don’t have experience riding a scooter in such conditions, perhaps it is better to use other methods of transport.
GOJEK & GRAB TAXI
If you are not comfortable riding a scooter on the roads of Bali, the other alternative is to use Go-Jek and Grab Taxi services.
Download the apps for free from the App Store and you’ll need a local number to register before you can start using the service.
If you are traveling solo, you can select the motorbike taxi option within the Go-Jek and Grab app which is by far the cheapest mode of transport to get you from A to B.
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PRIVATE DRIVER
Another great option for getting on your 2 weeks in Bali itinerary is to hire a private car and a driver for the day and experience all that the island has to offer.
Includes:
- Experienced driver & guide
- Hotel pick-up & drop-off
- Drinking water
- Petrol
BEST TOURS IN BALI
MAP OF BALI
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WHAT TO PACK FOR 2 WEEKS IN BALI
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FINAL THOUGHTS – 2 WEEK BALI ITINERARY
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Hi
What an impressive and detailed itinerary you’ve got in here. Me & my wife are visiting Bali for 12 days in June.
Can you suggest some good places to stay in Gili Islands.
Our tentative itineray is Ulluwatu(2) – Seminyak(2) – Canggu(1) – Gili Islands(2) – Nusa Penida(2) – Ubud(3)
Let me know if we should add/edit something here.
Glad you loved the itinerary! Gili Islands are great, whatever your budget is I am positive you’ll find what you’re looking for on Bookingcom. Enjoy your trip to Bali!
Hello Jonny!
I’m so glad I found your itinerary, as I’m planning our summer family vacation, hoping boarder opens again to visit Bali!
While COVID-19 times, would you recommend stay longer than two weeks, in order to do as much as possible, but having a good rest between places and doing private excursions to avoid crowds?
If so, what would you add to the itinerary?
Also, would you advise us to avoid going to Canggu or that kind of touristy places?
Or, maybe, just leave it for the end of the trip, so if something happens about Covid-19, we would leave the island and rest at home safely?
Finally, would you say a month in July-August would be too tiring from the weather point of view ?
We really enjoy spending time on nature and outdoor activities, but we are also trying to scape from Dubai’s heat, where you definitely cannot stay outside during the day!
Thanks again for your time and sharing your experience with us, dreaming of visiting Bali!
Hugs.
Alejandra, humble chilean living in Dubai…
Hey! Glad you loved this itinerary. I always recommend spending longer than 2 weeks in Bali as there is so much to see and do. Canggu is great for a few days, but if you don’t like crowds or hustle and bustle this isn’t the place to be. July-August is a great time of year to visit. Very hot but no rainfall which is a bonus when planning activities.
For other things to do in Bali, check out my latest posts here – https://www.jonnymelon.com/bali/
Hope you have a great time!
Hi Jonny! I love your itinerary! I have been researching Bali as a honeymoon for my fiancé and I in October 2021. I have read that Amed would would be a nice place to visit that is less touristy. How would you work Amed into the itinerary you gave without adding additional days?
Hey Caitlin, glad you loved this article! I would say you could remove Bedugul from the itinerary and replace it with Amed. A good route would be to go from Canggu to Ubud, then to Amed, then Nusa Islands, and ending in Uluwatu. I hope this helps and enjoy your honeymoon!
Hey!
Thank you so much for this! I´m going to Bali, well next year with everything that is going on and really wanted to have a set plan, and I´m going to follow your itinerary as I love it!
Look forward to travelling more and hopefully get some more from you!
Take care!
Hey Triana, thanks so much for reading and glad you found this guide useful. Enjoy your trip to Bali!
This is exactly what I was looking for! Thanks 🙂
Hi Amy, you are most welcome! Enjoy Bali!
Hi!
This looks awesome!
Haven’t read the whole post yet but its looks amazing! Can you please write something about the price for the whole trip?
Also, great job with all the photos!
/Sanne
Hi, thanks for reading. I would say around $1500 for 2 weeks. Hope this helps and enjoy!
Hi Jonny,
Thank you for the great article, Bali looks so amazing! My fiancee and I will be going to Bali for our 2 week honeymoon in September 2020. I’ve seen your most recent reply, but we were thinking for sure Ubud, Uluwatu, (Canguu or Bedugul), and (Nusa or Gili islands). Any recommendations on the last two? Bedugul seems amazing, but wondering if it can be done in a full day trip from somewhere else. Nusa just seems like a most see, but Gili looks equally breathtaking! We’re looking to only stay in 4 places max.
Thanks!
Hello, glad you found this guide helpful! In answer to your question, you could stay in Canggu and spend a day visiting some attractions in Bedugul and I would recommend the Nusa Islands as there is much more to do than the Gili Islands. Hope this helps and Enjoy!
Thanks so much for sharing this it has helped us so much!
We are looking at going to Bali June 2020 and are hoping to visit: Ubud, Nusa Islands, Gili, Central Bali(maybe) and Uluwater – as well as Seminyak/Canggu/Sanur.
Please let us know if this is possible and what order to visit them in! Also which out of Seminyak/Canggu/Sanur is most important to visit! Also please let me know if we are missing some must see destinations!!
Thanks
I am glad you found this guide useful! Yes that is all possible, the order I would recommend would be Canggu, Ubud, Gili Islands, Nusa Islands and finish in Uluwatu! Another great place worth checking out for 2 day that is off the beaten track is Amed in East Bali. I hope this all helps 🙂
This has been so helpful! My friend and I are traveling to Bali for two weeks in July, and I think we will follow your itinerary very closely!
Thanks so much!
Hey, that’s awesome! Glad you found it helpful and enjoy Bali!
Hello, great post! Planning on going in May 2020. Wondering about your thought and travel to Bali for 3 ladies over 50+.? Active 50+, just don’t want to end up in party central, lol. If we were younger id love to carry just a back pack, but how easy is it to get around with small suitcase? Thanks for any info
Thanks for reading and glad you loved this guide! Yes moving around with a small suitcase is fine. I have had suitcases on my scooter in the past but if you are not comfortable with that you can hire a driver to transport you around. Enjoy!
Hi Jonny! Your itinerary is really helpful! 🙂 However, we want to go to Gili. Where is your least favorite place on your list so we can check and hopefully we can squeeze in Gili Islands? Thanks in advance! Happy travels! 🙂
Heya, glad you loved this post! I can’t say I have a least favorite place but if I had to choose I would skip Bedugul and go to Gili instead. Hope this helps and enjoy 🙂
Hi I love your itinerary and think it is prefect for my 2weeks in Bali but wanted to make slight amendment and wanted to know what you thought about it.
•Canggu (2 days)
•Bedugul (2 days)
•Ubud (3 days)
•Nusa Islands (3 days)
•Seminyak (2 days)
•Uluwatu (2 days)
Thanks for reading! Yes that itinerary would also work! Seminyak is great for shopping and night life! Enjoy Bali 🙂