New technology, that works exactly the same as traditional sim cards, but completely digital! No more swapping physical sim cards and high roaming fees, as this is the future of global connectivity.
What is it?
HUBBY eSIM is a digital SIM card that gives travelers instant internet access worldwide--no physical SIM swapping, no roaming fees. It works just like a traditional SIM, but it's 100% digital.
How It Works
1. Check Compatibility
Ensure the phone supports eSIM technology:
Check compatible phones on the link provided on our voucher.
2. Purchase & Receive Voucher
o Select the data amount based on your customer's needs.
o Data is valid for 365 days or until used.
o Provide customer's email and phone number during booking.
3. Install Before Travel
o Customers will receive a PDF voucher via email within minutes.
o Customers to download the Hubby eSIM app (Play Store / App Store).
o Enter the promo code from the voucher.
o Follow the installation instructions.
4. Activate Upon Arrival
o Turn on the eSIM in phone settings.
o Connect instantly to mobile internet.
The Hubby eSIM-voucher will be shared within a few minutes via e-mail, along with the instructions. By following the instructions closely, the eSIM is easily installed and the travelers are well-prepared for their departure.
Easy to use! The digital sim card (eSIM) is installed before traveling, for an immediate internet connection upon arrival. Most phones nowadays support eSIM technology, but it's important to check before purchasing. If one person in the group has eSIM technology, they can generate a hotspot to share the mobile data. Upon arrival, the eSIM needs to be activated in the phone's settings. A more detailed description can be found on the homepage of the eSIM app.
Key Benefits
* Instant connectivity upon arrival.
* No roaming charges.
* Easy setup via app and voucher.
* Hotspot sharing is available if one traveler has eSIM-compatible phone.
Your eSim is valid to use in any of these destinations
* ASIA (Japan, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Hong Kong, South Korea, Vietnam, Mainland China, Macau, Taiwan, India).
Tickets & Attraction Passes, Day Trips & Excursions, Zoo, Aquarium & Nature+2 more
Service date
Over 6 hours
Full day
Why struggle with selfie sticks when you could tour the most Instagrammable destinations in Bali with a friendly tour guide who'll double up as a trusty photographer? We've sussed out all the sensational social media shots on the island so you can sit back until it's time to snap them up!
We're taking you to the following photo-worthy locations:
Goa Raja Waterfall:Cascading through a rocky cave, this natural waterfall is a real hidden gem. A skylight opening filters dappled light into the cave below, perfect for capturing moody and interesting shots. Its hidden-away nature means less chance of people in the background spoiling your photo.
Tirta Gangga Water Palace: Engraved stone lilypads speckle the serene waters of this former royal residence. Landscaped gardens, Hindu temples and koi carp add an ambient character to the place... and make for some fantastic photo ops!
Lempuyang Temple:Whether you know it or not, you'll have seen photos of Lempuyang before. The dreamy Gates of Heaven look out over Mount Agung, the ultimate mystical backdrop. Throw in a little photo trickery (you'll see what we mean!) and your followers will be green with envy.
Tourists and Instagramers are so excited to capture and experience all those beautiful and magical sights.
Tickets & Attraction Passes, Day Trips & Excursions, Art & culture+2 more
Service date
3-6 hours
Afternoon
Ready for jaw-dropping sunset views and a cultural performance to remember? We're whisking you away to beautiful Uluwatu for the evening. Perched on the cliffs, this region has been described by many as Bali's most dramatic, if not beautiful.
At 70 metres above sea level, Uluwatu Temple is a must-see for history and architecture lovers. In addition to its scenic surroundings, the site is considered one of the six key temples in Bali and a spiritual pillar of the island. Learn about its historical and religious significance during an Uluwatu Temple Tour with a local guide before wandering the grounds at your leisure and snapping photos. Temple looks stunning with the orange sun sinking behind it. This is Uluwatu's most iconic view!
Before leaving the sacred temple site, skip the long queue and head directly to the open-air amphitheater to catch the Kecak & Fire Dance. The well-loved cultural performance revolves around traditional Balinese song, dance and storytelling accompanied by an orchestra of human voices. Watch talented performers with the majestic sunset as your backdrop as the waves crash down below. Bliss!
Tickets & Attraction Passes, Day Trips & Excursions, Art & culture+2 more
Service date
Over 6 hours
Full day
Bali is most famous for its top grade waves and sunny beaches; however, the famed Island of the Gods is also home to serene wonders and cultural sites that equally deserve the well-rounded traveller's attention.
Tegenungan Waterfall:A cascading waterfall surrounded by dense tropical jungle - what better way to start a day tour of beautiful Bali? Bring your bathers, bask in the cool water and admire the gorgeous surrounding scenery!
Monkey Forest Ubud:Home to approximately 749 Balinese long-tailed monkeys, it's little wonder Ubud Monkey Forest are a hit with nature lovers. The cool and shady forest is the ultimate place to beat the midday heat.
Ubud Market: From stylish souvenirs to local food and handicrafts, you'll find a wide array of goods at Ubud Market. Wander the colourful stalls and don't forget to haggle!
Ubud Palace: Locally known as Puri Saren Agung, this spectacular temple belongs to the Balinese royal family. Admire gorgeous statues and carvings built in typical Balinese style, not found anywhere else in the world.
Tegalalang Rice Terraces: The green and glorious rice terraces of Tegalalang are popular for wandering, snapping photos or upping the adrenaline levels and jumping on a zip wire or giant swing!
Pura Tirta Empul temple:As one of the holiest places in Bali, this water temple is popular with tourists and locals alike. Wander the sacred grounds or take a dip in the cool water. Bliss!
Outdoor activities & Adventure, Zoo, Aquarium & Nature+1 more
Service date
Over 6 hours
Full day
Prepare for an unforgettable day of adrenaline and nature in Bali!This tour combines outdoor adventure with cultural exploration in one seamless itinerary.
Start your day and head into the heart of Ubud for your ATV adventure. Upon arrival, you'll receive a safety briefing and gear before revving up your engine and heading into the wild.
Ride through muddy tracks, lush forest trails, rocky paths, and streams on a thrilling 1.5 hour quad experience led by professionals.
After the ride, enjoy a delicious local lunch before continuing to the next destination, the sacred Ubud Monkey Forest, home to over 1,200 long-tailed macaques. Stroll among ancient temples and forest paths, observing the monkeys in their natural habitat while learning about their role in Balinese culture.
A perfect mix of high energy fun and peaceful discovery, this tour is ideal for adventure-seekers and nature lovers alike.
Get ready for an adrenaline charged and nature filled day in Bali!This tour combines the thrill of white water rafting with the tranquility of Ubud's most famous sanctuary.
Start your day and head to the riverbank where your rafting adventure begins. After a safety briefing, you'll embark on a 90minute guided white water rafting experience, surrounded by towering trees, waterfalls, and hidden canyons. Suitable for beginners and thrill seekers alike, this journey is one of Bali's most exciting ways to see nature up close.
After drying off, enjoy a hearty local lunch to recharge.The tour then continues with a peaceful visit to the Ubud Monkey Forest, home to over 1,200 long-tailed macaques and ancient temple ruins. Wander the shaded paths and observe the monkeys in their natural, sacred environment.
This experience is perfect for those who want a balance of adventure, culture, and natural beauty all in one unforgettable day.
Discover two sides of Bali in one unforgettable afternoon to evening journey. From the wild energy of curious macaques to the gentle flicker of fireflies, this tour is a blend of nature, magic, and local tradition.
Begin with a convenient pick-up from your hotel and head to Monkey Forest.Here, you'll walk under towering banyan trees and moss-covered temple gates while hundreds of long-tailed macaques swing, play, and rest in their natural sanctuary. It's a peaceful and spiritual experience and a chance to connect with Bali's deep-rooted respect for wildlife.
As the sun begins to set, continue the journey north to Taro Village, one of Bali's oldest rural areas.Known for its serene ambiance, this is where you'll witness a rare and mesmerizing firefly display, dancing across the fields under the night sky. Learn about their ecological importance and hear village tales from your local guide as the night unfolds.
Step into the heart of Bali's heritage on this immersive full-day cultural tour.Blending sacred temples, ancient architecture, and serene landscapes, this journey offers a rich glimpse into Balinese history and community life.
Begin your day with an early hotel pick-up and head straight to the historical Kertagosa Justice Court in Klungkung.Dating back to the 18th century, this royal court showcases classical Balinese art and architecture that once served as the center of justice in the kingdom.
Continue to Jambul Hill viewpoint, a peaceful spot known for its cool breeze and panoramic views of rice terraces and Mount Agung. Enjoy your lunch break here (at your own expense), with a scenic backdrop.
Next, journey to the iconic Besakih Temple -- known as Bali's "Mother Temple". Perched on the slopes of Mount Agung, this vast temple complex is the largest and most revered Hindu site on the island.
Wrap up the day with a walk through Penglipuran Village, a charming and traditional village famous for its well-preserved Balinese architecture, community harmony, and a tranquil bamboo forest.
This full-day tour is perfect for culture lovers, photographers, and curious travelers looking to understand Bali beyond its beaches.
Uncover the beauty of East Bali through an Instagram-worthy cultural escape. Perfect for photographers, storytellers, and culture seekers, this day trip blends scenic landscapes with ancient traditions and Balinese heritage.
Start your morning and head east to Lahangan Sweet, one of Bali's most stunning Instagrammable viewpoints.
Continue to the coastal gem of Taman Ujung Water Palace, a royal retreat featuring reflection pools, ornate pavilions, and manicured gardens. This architectural wonder is one of East Bali's top photo spots, beloved by Instagrammers for its symmetry and charm.
After lunch (at your own expense), explore Tenganan Pengringsingan Village, a walled community where Bali's original people still preserve ancient rituals. Walk through stone-paved alleys, witness artisans hand-weaving double ikat textiles, and take in the peaceful rhythm of village life.
From sunrise views to royal elegance and cultural depth, this full-day journey invites you to experience and capture the heart of East Bali.
Visitors to Bali have long been drawn to the stunning emerald terraces that were first planted by Hindu priests when they arrived on the island in the 9th century. Locals and visitors alike appreciate the beauty of these fields as they change seasons, from planting to harvest, and they offer up a serene, peaceful sight far removed from the bustling beaches of Bali's tourist zones.
Our Bali tour will whisk you away from the tourist track and introduce you to real local life: on the rice terraces of Kerobokan that define the country's agricultural industry. But before we do, we'll kick off our adventure with a visit to a large bric-a-brac antiques warehouse, followed by a walk through the local market, where your guide will explain how local businesses operate.
Then, it's to the fields! Here your guide will explain how the subak irrigation system works -- it's an ancient irrigation system, having first been introduced by Hindu priests when they arrived on Bali over 1,200 years ago, but is still very much in use today. The subak system is about so much more than just watering plants, though. It creates ecosystems for new life, and is bound by the community's temples, where water priests honour the relationship between humans, the Earth, and the gods.
You'll learn more about this relationship with a visit to a local subak temple, a gathering place for farmers. We'll walk from here in to the expansive rice fields of Kerobokan, where we'll begin our trek of about two to three kilometres (wear comfy shoes that you don't mind getting wet!).
We'll make our way through the terraces, using the tops of walls as a pathway. We'll cross over rivers, carefully treading over the farmers' bamboo bridges from one rice field to the next.
The local farmers here don't just grow rice, but also tomatoes, beans, bananas, eggplant, chilies, corn, sugar cane, and water snails. The rice fields themselves are home to a number of aquatic species, including frogs, fish, crabs, and snails -- it's the perfect little ecosystem, and you'll have a better understanding of how it all works together.
After our trek, we'll be met by our driver, who will take us back to the starting point. From there, you're free to explore more of the area on your own, or your local guide can give you some tips on where to go for lunch in the area before heading back to your hotel.
Directions to meeting point: From Jl Kerobokan heading north, turn right at the lights known as LIO corner (J l. Petitenget is on your left). You will now be travelling toward Denpasar on Jl. Tekumar. Turn left at the next lights into Jl. Mertasari and follow this road -- it runs straight to our office in about 3-4 kilometres.
Need a taxi to get to the meeting point? Our local guides in Bali recommend the Blue Bird taxi app as the easiest way to get around.
Full day tour. This wonderful tour starts with a stop at Sangeh monkey forest. Immense nutmeg trees form this oasis of peace. Well known for meditation, it houses two temples that date back to the 13th century and are dedicated to the goddess Vishnu and to sacred monkeys.
We will continue through unspoiled landscapes to the small village of Batur to visit the Pura Ulu Danau Batur, famous for its architecture and the spectacular location on the edge of Lake Batur. Through countryside we will head up towards Kintamani for lunch at a panoramic restaurant.
After lunch, we will visit the Tirta Empul temple, which dates back to the year 962. Its springs are famous for being holy and able to heal every illness and is said to give you eternal youth. Our last stop on the way home will be the Gunung Kawi: 200 steps down the canyon give access to this temple.
It is an 11th century temple and comprises 10 rock-cut shrines that are carved into some 7 metre-high (23 ft) sheltered niches of the sheer cliff face. Local tales say it has been carved into the rocks by a giant with his fingernails in one night. We will return to the hotel in the late afternoon.
This will be a full day tour in the province of Gianyar and it will start with the visit of the Tirta Empul water temple complex. Here the holy mountain spring water is channelled for the purification ceremonies. We will experience the Melukat Ceremony, a spiritual cleansing of the mind and soul, a release of something negative through a religious ritual.
We will continue our journey with a 15km drive to reach the Penglipuran Bamboo Forest. The play of lights through these tall bamboo plants is an inspiration to many artists of this province. We will then proceed to Penglipuran, a traditional Balinese village not affected by modernization, therefore well preserved in its original features. From here we will drive for 20km to reach a local restaurant nestled in Sindemen's unique rice terraces.
After lunch we will continue our journey with a 16km drive towards Klungkung City where we will admire the ancient palace of justice, Kerta Gosa, also known as the "floating pavilion". On our way back, we will reach the woodcarving village of Mas. Here we will have the chance to admire local artisans carving and sculpting wood, an art passed through generations in the traditional Balinese families. We will continue our journey back passing by Batuan Village, well known for its art galleries displaying paintings and sculptures of local artists.
