Pmgy Bali Intro Experience

Om Suastiastu! A member of our local team will be waiting for you at the airport holding a PMGY sign with your name on. Your driver awaits!   From the airport, you will be transferred to a hotel in Tuban, approximately 15 minutes away. The rest of the day is yours to relax by the pool, at Jimbaran beach or catch up on jet-lag as you wait to meet your new friends on the Bali Intro Experience.

Your day will begin with an orientation by our PMGY staff member, who will outline everything you need to know to set you up for your two weeks of travelling. This includes safety issues and what you can expect from the group tour. The adventure then begins in Uluwatu, located on the south-western tip of the island. Initially discovered as a surfer’s spot in 1972, the area attracts many visitors to admire the beautiful beaches and escape the crowds. First up, Uluwatu Temple; a Hindu religious building located on a 70ft tall cliff front, offering stunning views that extend into the distance. After a tasty Balinese lunch, you’ll have a chance to recover fully from your jet-lag on the stunning Dreamland Beach. As one of Bali’s hidden gems, you’re surrounded by limestone cliffs and white sands – stunning!

Hopefully, your body’s not aching too much because it’s an early start to the Gili Islands! More specifically, you’re off to Gili Trawangan (better known as Gili T). You’ll soon shake off your sleepiness as you arrive on your paradise island this morning. But not too fast, first, you’ll need to check-in at your hostel and pick up your bike! The rest of the day is yours to enjoy the splendours of the Island. On Gili T, there are no motorised vehicles, making push-bikes a popular method of exploring this Indonesian gem. With lengths of passably paved roads around most of the borders, what better or more convenient way to go around than by bike? From sunbathing to waterboarding, Gili T is the place to be! If you fancy more of an adventure, Gili T is the only island among the Gili’s with a hill that you can climb up to discover a couple of great finds. Firstly, a mysterious shrine sits adjacent to a Muslim burial site, then further up is the crumbling remnants of a WWII Japanese machine-gun bunker. And upon reaching the top, you will claim your prize of a birds’ eye view of the surrounding waters and the majestic outlines of Mount Rinjani on the neighbouring island of Lombok. Sunset or sunrise really offers the jackpot.