Traditional multi-tiered Balinese temple structures with thatched roofs set against a scenic mountain and cloudy sky, reflected in a calm body of water.

Bali

More than paradise. Much more.

People participating in a water purification or cleansing ritual in a water temple, with offerings and flowers placed along the stone steps.

Look beyond the postcard.

Bali might be famous for beaches and sunsets, but there’s much more to this island than the view.

Cycle through rice fields and villages. Raft through tropical landscapes. Learn about wildlife rehabilitation and endangered species. Cross to Nusa Penida to discover marine conservation and life beneath the surface.

Along the way, students experience the traditions, communities and relationship with nature that shape everyday life in Bali — combining hands-on learning with an adventure that keeps changing as they travel.

Culture. Conservation. Adventure. A very different side of Bali.

the adventure

BALI: INDONESIAN ADVENTURE

A journey across Bali and Nusa Penida combining conservation, culture and plenty of adventure.

Students support appropriate wildlife-care and conservation activities, explore Balinese culture and communities, cycle through rice-field landscapes, take on white-water rafting and discover reef biodiversity through responsible snorkelling.

Varied, hands-on and full of contrast — with something new around every corner.

Rural scene with lush green vegetation, banana trees, and palm trees. Two people with conical hats walk along a narrow dirt path, one pushing a bicycle. Tall utility poles with electrical wires run across the scene.

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FAQs

“This experience... influenced my career choices and my view of the
future of conservation and education. I wish that every
student, globally, could be involved in an expedition like this.”
— Sofia Bassios, Adventurer