What to expect

Ubud Monkey Forest
Explore the artistic town of Ubud & visit the sacred Monkey Forest.

Benang Kelambu Hike
Wander through lush rainforest to the stunning Benang Kelambu Waterfalls.

Komodo National Park
Encounter legendary Komodo dragons in their natural habitat.

Flores Weaving
Learn the ancient art of traditional Flores weaving.
About this trip...
Embark on a 12-day solos journey through the captivating islands of Bali, Lombok & Flores. Our adventure begins in cultural Ubud, where a welcome dinner sets the tone for a trip rich in discovery. Explore iconic sites such as the sacred Ubud Monkey Forest and the lush, UNESCO-listed Tegallalang rice terraces. Next, venture to the untouched beauty of Lombok, where a breathtaking hike leads you to the twin wonders of Benang Stokel and Kelambu Waterfalls—celebrated by UNESCO as one of the world’s most extraordinary waterfall sites.
Continue to the island of Flores, the gateway to the world-famous Komodo National Park. Cruise through this UNESCO-listed wonder to encounter the legendary Komodo dragons in their natural habitat, snorkel the crystal-clear waters of the famous Pink Beach, and soak up the region's spectacular island scenery. Delve deeper into Flores' rich traditions with an immersive weaving experience, where you'll learn about centuries-old craftsmanship.
Returning to Bali, our unforgettable journey concludes with an enchanting Kecak fire dance at the cliffside Uluwatu Temple —an idyllic ending to this expertly guided exploration of these extraordinary islands
Return flights & transfers, plus internal flights
One piece of checked baggage
Airport taxes and charges
Double/twin room for sole occupancy
Solos Board: Breakfast daily, four lunches & two dinners
Ubud Monkey Forest & Ubud Palace
Rice Terraces of Tegalalang
Hike to Benang Stokel & Kelambu Waterfalls
Full Day Charter in Komodo National Park
Traditional Flores Weaving Workshop
Visit to Uluwatu Temple with Kecak Dance
Free Solos App with all your travel documents
Dedicated Whatsapp group for your trip
Accompanying Solos Tour Leader
Fully Financially Protected
- Indonesian Visa approx. £23
- Tourist Tax approx. £7 per stay
- Insurance click here
- Overnight flight from the UK
- Arrive in Bali & travel to Ubud
- Day at leisure in Ubud
- Ubud Monkey Forest & Tegallalang Rice Fields
- Bali - Lombok
- Benang Stokel & Kelambu Waterfalls
- Day at leisure in Senggigi
- Lombok - Flores
- Komodo National Park
- The Art of Flores Weaving
- Flores - Sanur
- Traditional Farewell
- Depart Bali
- Arrive in the UK
What you'll be doing

Day One: Overnight flight

Day Two: Arrive in Bali

Day Three: Free Time in Ubud
We’ll spend today at leisure, where we can spend time enjoying the hotel's facilities or exploring Ubud. This evening we'll meet for our welcome dinner at a local restaurant.
- Breakfast & Welcome Dinner included

Day Four: Ubud Monkey Forest & Tegallalang Rice Fields
Our day begins with a visit to Ubud Monkey Forest, a lush nature reserve and sacred temple complex nestled on the outskirts of Ubud. Home to hundreds of long-tailed macaques, ancient temples and towering tropical trees, the forest offers a fascinating insight into Bali's natural beauty and spiritual heritage. Take time to observe the monkeys in their natural habitat as you wander along the peaceful forest pathways.
We Continue to the historic Ubud Palace, the former residence of the Ubud royal family and a fine example of traditional Balinese architecture. Located in the heart of the town, the palace is renowned for its ornate carvings, elegant courtyards and cultural significance. Just across the road, enjoy free time to browse the vibrant Ubud Art Market, where we can shop for locally made handicrafts, textiles, artwork and unique souvenirs.
Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant before travelling through the spectacular Tegallalang Rice Terraces, one of Bali's most iconic landscapes. Carved into the hillsides, these emerald-green terraces showcase the island's traditional subak irrigation system and offer breathtaking views of Bali's rural countryside. There is also the opportunity to experience the famous Bali Swing (optional and payable locally), taking in panoramic views over the rice fields.
- Breakfast & lunch included

Day Five: Bali to Lombok
Following breakfast, we check-out of our hotel and transfer to Padangbai, where we board a fast boat to Lombok. The journey will take approximately 2.5 hours with some stops along the way before reaching Bangsal Harbour in Lombok. Upon arrival, we will transfer to Hotel for check-in. The remainder of the afternoon is free for us to enjoy at our leisure.
- Breakfast included

Day Six: Benang Stokel & Kelambu Waterfalls
After breakfast, we will be picked up for a journey to the heart of Lombok Island, driving east through scenic rice fields and local villages. The hike to Benang Kalambu Waterfalls - recognised by UNESCO as the world's most unique waterfall - takes around an hour, traversing diverse tropical forest terrain, with the waterfall cascading into a refreshing rock pool ideal for a swim. After relaxing and enjoying the jungle ambiance, we return along the trail to Benang Stokel waterfall for a picnic lunch.
- Breakfast & lunch included

Day Seven: Free Time in Senggigi
Today, we can enjoy a day at leisure in Senggigi. Enjoy the hotel’s facilities or explore the local area.
- Breakfast included

Day Eight: Lombok to Flores
Enjoy a leisurely morning before transferring to the airport for our onward flight to Labuan Bajo on the beautiful island of Flores. Known as the gateway to the world-famous Komodo National Park, Flores is a captivating destination of rugged landscapes, crystal-clear waters, and spectacular island scenery. From vibrant coral reefs and pristine beaches to unforgettable wildlife encounters and breathtaking sunsets, Flores offers the perfect blend of adventure and natural beauty.
- Breakfast included

Day Nine: Komodo National Park
Today's adventure begins with an early morning pick-up from our hotel, followed by a transfer to the harbour to board our boat for a full-day cruise through the spectacular Komodo National Park, visiting some of the region's most iconic islands and natural wonders. Our first stop is Komodo Island, one of the few places in the world where you can observe the legendary Komodo dragon in its natural habitat. These remarkable reptiles are the largest lizards on Earth, growing up to three metres in length and weighing as much as 65kg. Accompanied by an experienced park ranger, we enjoy a guided walk through the island's rugged landscape, where we may encounter these fascinating creatures alongside native wildlife including Timor deer, wild boar, water buffalo and a variety of bird species.
Continue to the famous Pink Beach, renowned for its unique blush-coloured sand created by fragments of red coral mixing with soft white sand. Surrounded by crystal-clear turquoise waters and vibrant coral reefs, this idyllic beach provides the perfect opportunity to relax, swim or snorkel among an abundance of colourful tropical marine life.
Our journey then takes us to Rinca Island, another excellent location for spotting Komodo dragons. Arriving at Loh Buaya Pier, we follow the elevated wooden boardwalks to the Komodo Information Centre before setting off on a guided trek through the island. Although the dragons here are generally slightly smaller than those on Komodo Island, they are equally impressive and are often seen resting beneath trees or roaming freely across the savannah, offering another unforgettable wildlife encounter.
- Breakfast & lunch included

Day Ten: The Art of Flores Weaving
We begin the day at a small museum dedicated to the island's renowned weaving traditions. Learn about the cultural significance of the intricate motifs and the centuries-old natural dyeing techniques that have been passed down through generations. Continue with a traditional Flores welcome ceremony (subject to the day of your visit), then relax with a freshly brewed cup of locally grown Manggarai coffee, expertly prepared by a barista as you admire the surrounding rice fields. A traditional Flores lunch, prepared with fresh local ingredients, is served in this picturesque setting.
After lunch, we dress in traditional Flores attire for a memorable photo opportunity before taking part in a hands-on weaving workshop led by skilled local artisans. Gain an insight into the craftsmanship and heritage behind these beautiful handwoven textiles, which remain an important symbol of Flores culture.
Before departing, browse the boutique, where you can purchase authentic handcrafted textiles, clothing and accessories, supporting local artisans while taking home a meaningful keepsake of our time in Flores.
- Breakfast & lunch included

Day Eleven: Flores to Bali
This morning is at leisure until we return to the airport to catch our flight back to Bali. On arrival, we transfer to our hotel in the coastal town of Sanur, located on the island's southeast coast. Sanur retains a strong Balinese identity, with many temples, ceremonies and traditional art markets.
- Breakfast included

Day Twelve: Traditional Farewell
After a morning at leisure, we’ll be picked up this afternoon to visit the famous Uluwatu Temple, perched 70 metres above sea level on a steep cliff. This temple, one of seven sea temples forming a 'chain' around Bali, offers dramatic views of the Indian Ocean waves crashing against the rocks. A highlight of the visit is the traditional Kecak dance performance, featuring up to a hundred male performers chanting and swaying to hypnotic music, depicting scenes from the Hindu epic - The Ramayana.
- Breakfast and dinner included

Day Thirteen: Depart Bali
We spend our final morning in Bali at leisure before being transferred to the airport for the overnight flight back to the UK.
- Breakfast included

Day Fourteen: Arrive back in the UK
Today we arrive back in the UK.
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