Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival in Bali
Arrival at Ngurah Rai International Airport. Meet & greet by our local representative. Transfer to hotel. Check-in and rest of the day at leisure.
Overnight stay in Bali
Day 2: Full Day Kintamani Volcano Tour with Ubud Village and Bali Swing (Private Basis)
Pick up from hotel in the morning. Start your scenic journey to Kintamani to view the majestic Mount Batur and its crater lake. Proceed to Ubud Village to explore local culture, art markets, and rice terraces. Enjoy thrilling moments at the famous Bali Swing. Return to hotel in the evening.
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Day 3: Full Day Benoa Beach Water Sports with Uluwatu Tour & Kecak Dance
After breakfast, head to Benoa Beach for optional water sports activities (on direct payment). In the afternoon, proceed to Uluwatu Temple, perched on a cliff overlooking the ocean. Experience the spectacular sunset view followed by a traditional Kecak Dance performance. Return to hotel.
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Day 4: Full Day Nusa Penida West Island Tour (Private Basis – Fast Boat on SIC Basis)
Early morning hotel pickup and transfer to Sanur Harbor. Board the fast boat to Nusa Penida. Upon arrival, enjoy a private tour visiting Angel’s Billabong, Broken Beach, Kelingking Beach, and Crystal Bay. Return by fast boat in the evening and transfer back to hotel.
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Day 5: Full Day Car at Disposal – 08 Hrs (Private Basis)
Enjoy the flexibility of a private car with driver at your disposal for 8 hours. Plan your own sightseeing, shopping, or leisure trip as per your interest within city limits. Return to hotel after completing the day.
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Day 6: Leisure Day
Day free for relaxation or optional activities like spa treatments, beach time, shopping or additional tours (on own).
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Day 7: Departure from Bali
Check out from hotel. Transfer to airport for your onward journey with wonderful memories of Bali.
End Tour
FAQs
Most travelers require an e-Visa, which can be obtained online via https://evisa.gov.az.
Citizens of some countries (e.g., Russia, Turkey, Georgia) enjoy visa-free access.
The e-Visa is typically valid for 30 days, single entry.
Spring (April–June) and Autumn (September–October) are ideal for comfortable weather and sightseeing.
Summer (July–August) is hot, especially in Baku and the Caspian Sea region.
Winter (December–February) is good for skiing in areas like Shahdag.
Baku – Flame Towers, Old City (Icherisheher), Maiden Tower, and modern architecture;
Gobustan – Ancient petroglyphs and mud volcanoes;
Sheki – Historic town with Sheki Khan's Palace;
Quba – Green hills, mountain villages, and apple orchards;
Lahij – Handicrafts village in the Caucasus Mountains;
Gabala – Scenic landscapes and amusement parks;
Naftalan – Famous for therapeutic oil baths.
Baku Metro and buses for city travel.
Bolt and Yandex Go are the most reliable ride apps.
Trains and buses connect major cities.
Renting a car is good for exploring the mountains and countryside.
Plov – Rice with meat and spices;
Dolma – Grape leaves stuffed with rice and meat;
Kebab and Shashlik – Grilled meats;
Dushbara – Dumplings in broth;
Qutab – Stuffed pancakes;
Piti – Lamb stew in a clay pot;
Azerbaijani tea and pakhlava (dessert) are also popular.
Hotels, guesthouses, resorts, and boutique stays in cities and tourist areas;
Rural regions offer family-run guesthouses for local experiences;
International hotel chains are present in Baku and Gabala.
Dress modestly when visiting religious places.
In cities, Western-style clothing is common.
Respect local customs and avoid public displays of affection in rural areas.
Remove shoes when entering someone's home.
No mandatory vaccines.
Recommended: routine vaccinations, Hepatitis A & B, and Typhoid, especially if visiting rural areas.
Tap water is not recommended. Always drink bottled or filtered water, widely available.
High-speed internet is available in cities.
Local SIM cards from Azercell, Bakcell, or Nar offer good coverage.
Free Wi-Fi is available in hotels and restaurants.
Yes. The Nagorno-Karabakh region and its surroundings are restricted for tourists. Always check with local authorities or your embassy before planning routes near conflict-sensitive areas. Avoid political discussions, especially about Nagorno-Karabakh.
Baku blends modern architecture with ancient heritage. It offers a unique combination of futuristic skyscrapers (like the Flame Towers), the medieval Old City (Icherisheher), and the natural beauty of the Caspian Sea coast. Some of the must see attractions are
Old City (Icherisheher) – Maiden Tower, Shirvanshah’s Palace;
Flame Towers – Iconic skyline and night light show;
Baku Boulevard – Sea-facing promenade, cafes, bike rentals;
Heydar Aliyev Center – Futuristic architecture and cultural exhibitions;
Fountains Square – Shopping, dining, street performers;
Ateshgah Fire Temple – Zoroastrian site (20–30 mins from city);
Yanar Dag – "Burning Mountain" with eternal flame.
Yes.
Nizami Street – Local brands and boutiques;
28 Mall and Ganjlik Mall – Modern shopping centers;
Taza Bazaar – For spices, fruits, nuts, and dried goods;
Carpet shops in the Old City – Handmade Azerbaijani carpets and souvenirs.
Azerbaijani carpets and kilims;
Caviar;
Baklava and dried fruits;
Handmade copperware;
Ceramic plates and magnets from the Old City.
The official currency is the Azerbaijani Manat (AZN).
ATMs are widely available
Exchange offices are common in cities
USD and EUR can be exchanged easily
Yes, in major cities.
Hotels, restaurants, malls accept cards
Cash is preferred in rural areas, markets, and small cafés
Azerbaijani is the official language
Russian is widely understood
English is spoken in hotels, tours, and major attractions
Azerbaijan follows Azerbaijan Time (AZT), which is UTC +4.
There is no daylight saving time.
Yes.
Most religious sites are open to visitors
Modest clothing required
Shoes must be removed in mosques
Fast and reliable internet in cities
Wi-Fi available in hotels, cafés, and malls
Mobile data works well on main highways