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There are some of the most amazing places in walking distance from our place, sights rarely visited by any tourists. This is the pristine Bali far away from the crowded beaches of the south.
Climb one of the surrounding mountains and watch the clouds spill over the edge of the ancient crater. Hike through the mystical fig tree forests and search for the hidden temples. Go on a canoe trip on the lake and catch a fish for dinner. Take a bath in one of the secluded waterfalls and jump off a cliff into the canyon. Pray in the cave temple of Tirta Kuning. Climb the 30m high spirit tree or just take in its beauty by meditating on its roots. Follow a river from its spring through the forest and along the subak irrigation channels down to the rice fields.
Our goal is to protect the jungles by promoting the area as an ecotourism destination. Currently people are earning a few dollars by cutting the beautiful trees and carrying them out of the forest. We want to show them that the forest as a whole has much more value than a few trunks.
You can easily explore the region by yourself. However, if you wish to get a guided tour, rent a car for a day trip, we are happy to organize it for you.
We also rent motorbikes if you are comfortable sitting on two wheels.
The people of the mountains in Bali prepare some unique dishes with vegetables only growing in the mountains. We both serve local and internal dishes. Our goal is to give you an insight into our fascinating culture, be it food, music or dance. We will do our best to make your time in the mountains an unforgettable experience.

We are located in the perfect spot for many different trekking tours. To the north you can follow the waterfall valley down to the rice fields. To the South there is a path starting right next to our hotel and takes you down through the jungle to the two lakes. Public buses are rare and infrequent. We promote hitchhiking, which works perfectly well in this area of Bali. We have a car and we are very happy to drive you to your next destination.
There are several amazing hiking trails starting right at our door steps, so you don't really need anything other than your feet if you just stay here for a couple of days.
If you are wondering how to get here:
- fast and cheap: rent a scooter. This is simply the best way to get around in Bali
- fast and convenient, but pricey: hire a private driver
I could organize this for you, just write me in WhatsApp once you have completed the booking.
- free and joyful, but unpredictable: hitchhike
Try it, Bali is one of the best places to fall in love with the hitchhiking culture. Read more below.
- fast and cheap: Perama shuttle bus
These buses leave from all major hubs in Bali. Buy a ticket to Bedugul, from there you should get a cheap ride or just hitchhike.
- cheap (if you can bargain) and slow: public transport
Not the best option, usually they will try to rip you off and it takes much longer than hitchhiking.
Directions:
We are located between Munduk and Bedugul right on top of the narrow stretch of forest that separates lake Buyan and lake Tamblingan. Look out for our yellow/red triangle sign at the road. If you are driving up from Denpasar in direction of Singaraja you have to turn left in direction of Munduk and Gobleg when you are at the highest point. This is after Pancasari, right on top of the windy road with the many monkeys.
How to hitchhike in Bali
Matthias always hitchhikes up to Wanagiri. I highly recommend you to try it as well because the Balinese people are super friendly!
Use the thumbs up sign in combination with a up and down movement with your other hand (the way the locals flag down buses). Otherwise they will just honk and wave at you because not many people know the meaning of thumbs up and interpret it as a friendly gesture from a random tourist.