Four nights
Munduk Adventure
Waterfalls, a monastery, a cooking class and a morning on Lake Tamblingan.
This is how the days usually run — tell the team what appeals, and every part of it is arranged for you.
Day 1 — Arrival and mountain serenity
Afternoon arrival and check-in. Arrive in Munduk and settle in, with the panorama of jungle valley and distant sea to look at while you do.
On-site. Unwind by the infinity pool, soak in the hot tub, or simply enjoy the fresh mountain air and quiet.
Evening at the fire pit. Dinner at Ulekan, then marshmallows at the fire pit.
Day 2 — Waterfalls and the long way round
The Munduk four waterfalls trek. A four to five hour walk linking four cascades through rainforest and spice plantations. It covers between 3 and 5 kilometres over mixed ground — steep concrete stairs, jungle path and bamboo bridges.
- Golden Valley Falls
- Red Coral Falls
- Labuhan Kebo Falls
- Melanting Falls
Lunch with a view. The Botanist is a restaurant rooted in sustainable practices and reflects the values of Munduk Cabins.
Afternoon. The hot tub, with a happy hour cocktail between five and seven; an in-cabin massage with a Munduk therapist; and afternoon tea, which is complimentary and served daily from three until five.
Evening. Dinner at Ulekan, then the fire pit.
Day 3 — Monastery, hot springs and a cooking class
Morning: monastery and hot springs. North towards the coast to Brahmavihara Arama, the largest Buddhist monastery in Bali, and then into the warm sulphurous water of the Banjar hot springs.
Lunch: a jungle cooking class. Join local hosts Made and Ketut on a highly personalised culinary immersion held in the jungle. Unlike larger commercial classes, this experience focuses on authentic “mountain-style” Balinese cuisine. It can be held in your cabin instead if you are staying in one of the Premium Suite Cabins.
Evening. Dinner at Ulekan, then the fire pit.
Day 4 — Lake Tamblingan and local life
Morning: Lake Tamblingan and a blessing ceremony. The quietest of the lakes and the least visited — a morning that combines a walk, a blessing and a crossing by traditional boat.
Lunch in Bedugul. Asian Spice, or Hiland 1280.
Afternoon: the market. Visit a traditional local market to observe daily life and perhaps pick up some local spices or fresh fruit.
A last evening. Sunset from your own terrace or the main viewing deck, and dinner to finish.
Day 5 — Departure
A slow morning. Breakfast and the view, one last time.
Departure. Check out. Depending on your departure time and route, you could make a quick stop at the famous Handara Gate for photos on your way out.
Arranging it
We book it, you turn up
None of this needs organising in advance. Tell the team what appeals when you arrive — or before, if you would rather have it settled — and the trek, the driver and the massage are arranged for you.
The concierge is on call around the clock, and airport pick-up can be arranged with the booking.
Staying longer, or shorter?
Short on time? Two nights still covers the waterfall trek and both evenings at the fire pit.
