Waka Land Cruise Bali

By NengahBali -
Welcome to the Bali Adventure Land Cruise inviting you to explore the nature of Bali. Steps into the rural hinterland through the unique and muddy road, encircled by tropical grove and bush. At the same time we can view closely the beautiful of Bali nature, green rice field and enjoy the atmosphere of countryside with its friendly society. At the end of this adventure we join the delicious Balinese lunch served in the local restaurant. Bali Land Cruise is a sacred adventure and spiritual exploration of Bali 's nature.

Waka Land Cruise

Welcome to the Waka Land Cruise is a sacred adventure to experience the mystical heart and soul of this amazing island, hidden far away from the bustle and the crowd of the world. Travel legendary luxurious land Rover, on tiny country roads and tracks, through terraces rice fields and untouched rainforest to the real heart. Exploring the land by luxurious Land Rover infiltrates the area of mount Batukaru and rural which is still natural with the muddy field is really full of exciting adventure.

The adventure will visit a traditional farmhouse where the picnic basket will opened while you discover the fragrant spices in a tropical garden. Explore an ancient quarry where stones are still cut by ancestral methods to build the temples and shrines of the island. Admire a hot mineral spring where Balinese have been bathing here for centuries. Relax in our bamboo restaurant built by local craftsmen surrounded by the rainforest with its magic sound.

On the adventure journey you have the opportunity to taste the Balinese Lunch which is served in the ingredients from the island, some straight out from the rainforest and accompanied by red or white whine in the Rainforest Restaurant. Taste the Bali Mountain Coffee, cognac through reminds French.

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Location: Waka Land Cruise

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