Small-Group Trip to Bali · New Year's Eve 2026 · 14 days starting December 21
A Trip to Bali
that isn't visited.You can feel it.
Ring in the New Year on the Island of the Gods. Fourteen days among rice paddies, sunrise rituals, and lush jungle—with just one suitcase unpacked at our hotel in the heart of Ubud.
New Year's Eve in Bali. The perfect ending.
This is the first time SunZen is organizing a group trip to Bali to ring in the New Year on the Island of the Gods. A one-of-a-kind trip to bid farewell to the old year in one of the most magical places on Earth. Only 13 spots available.
in Bali
Island of the Gods · December 2026 / January 2027
December 21 through January 3
- Duration14 days · 11 nights
- HomeUbud · Just One Suitcase
- Group6 to 13 + guide
- AccompanimentDouble guidance 24/7
- SeatsOnly 13
You don't come to see Bali. You let her change you.
Some trips are forgotten as soon as you land. And some trips stay with you. This one is meant to be one of the latter.
It’s not about the monuments or the photos. It’s about what happens between one place and the next: the conversation as you make your way through the jungle, the silence in front of a stone temple, the moment when the sea forces you—at last—to breathe slowly.
Over the course of fourteen days, you don't just change your surroundings. You change your pace. To remember what it feels like to be exactly where you want to be.
A Well-Planned Trip by hand.
You can't experience Bali through a package tour. This trip is crafted from the inside out—with choices you won't find in the brochure, but that change how you experience it.
A one-of-a-kind base in Ubud. Eleven nights.
The difference between a trip and a whirlwind tour. While most tours change hotels every two days, we set up base in Ubud. You come back to the same place every night. The pool already recognizes you. Fourteen days, just one unpacked suitcase.
Our hotel in Ubud. Part of the trip.
This isn't just a place to stay overnight. It's part of the journey. Design, tranquility, the jungle all around, and the slow pace that Bali calls for. Where you sleep sets the tone for your day—here, you'll sleep well all fourteen nights.
Itinerary designed by a local guide in Bali.
No one knows their homeland better than those who live there. We’ve experienced it, tailored it, and signed off on it. What you see here isn’t a standard tour. It’s a Balinese perspective. told in Spanish.
And a conclusion that It's not something you promise. It's something you live.
There are some parts of the trip I'd rather not tell you too much about. The night of the 31st is one of them. We'll tell you about it when you're there.
This is not a tour of Bali. It's Bali told in a different way.
The trip to Bali, day by day.
A one-of-a-kind base in Ubud and the entire island: from the sacred heart of the center to the blue waters of the south, passing by the volcano at sunrise. Tap each chapter to see the days in detail.
↑ Tap each chapter to see the days
Arrival and the sacred heart.
Ground yourself, breathe, and let the water purify you.
We arrived in Bali and settled in Ubud, our base for the entire trip. The first few days are for slowing down and getting to know the island’s more spiritual side.
- 01FlightFlight to Denpasar and overnight on the plane. The adventure begins.
- 02Arrival · UbudMeet and greet at Ngurah Rai Airport and transfer to the hotel. First encounter with the group and the island.
- 03Sacred CenterBalinese dance, a local home, a purification ritual at Tirta Empul, and the terraces of Tegallalang.
The north green.
Sacred lakes, World Heritage rice paddies, and Christmas in the oasis.
We headed to the northern part of the island, the most fertile and peaceful region. Temples floating on the water, villages frozen in time, and a day off right in the middle of Christmas.
- 04The northMonkey Forest, Ulun Danu Bratan Temple overlooking the lake, and the Jatiluwih rice fields.
- 05Ubud Day OffChristmas at the oasis. Swim, relax, or explore Ubud at your own pace.
- 06Stone and WaterThe Goa Gajah Cave, the Kanto Lampo Waterfall, and the traditional village of Penglipuran.
Volcano and adventure.
The most epic sunrise of the trip and the island at its most vibrant.
The wild heart of Bali: climbing the volcano at dawn, rejuvenating your body, crossing a lake by canoe, and floating down a river amid laughter.
- 07Batur VolcanoSunrise from the summit of Mount Batur, breakfast with a view of the crater, and hot springs.
- 08Ubud Day OffPost-volcano recharge: brunch, relaxation, and rice paddies at a leisurely pace.
- 09Lake TamblinganHiking and traditional canoeing through the most pristine jungle in northern Bali.
- 10AdventureRafting on the Ayung River and ATV rides through the jungle and rice paddies. Mud, laughter, and adrenaline.
New Year's Eve and the south.
The Gates of Heaven, the end of the year, and the first blue sky of the new year.
The grand finale. The Gates of Heaven in Lempuyang, a dinner to wrap up the year, and southern Bali: cliffs, hidden beaches, and the last glimpse of blue before heading home.
- 11New Year's EveThe Gates of Heaven in Lempuyang, the fountains of Tirta Gangga, and a New Year's Eve dinner under the Balinese sky.
- 12The SouthPadang Padang, the Uluwatu Temple perched on the cliff, and a seafood dinner in Jimbaran.
- 13FarewellFree morning and final rest day. Transfer to Denpasar Airport.
- 14SpainArrival home. The island's energy lingers long after I've unpacked my suitcase.
Nine places that are not forgotten.
Some are famous. Others are hidden away. We’ve chosen them because each one tells a different story about Bali. Together, they tell the whole story of the trip.
From the stone gates framing Mount Agung to the cove hidden among the southern cliffs. From the sacred water ritual to sunrise over the smoking crater. Nine moments that, together, make up a journey to Bali that no organized tour can replicate.
9 places · Group trip to Bali
Temple Lempuyang.
The imposing stone gates frame Mount Agung. A sacred place where silence invites one to gaze upon the invisible.
Terraces of Tegallalang.
Curves sculpted by hand over centuries. To lose yourself among palm trees and emerald greenery is to understand why Bali is the Garden of the Gods.
Spring Tirta Empul.
It's not just a visit—it's an immersion. You'll take part in the ancient ritual of purification under the jets of holy water.
Volcano Batur.
We climbed to the summit under the stars to watch the sun awaken the island. Hot coffee, steam rising from the crater, and the world at your feet.
Forest of monkeys in Ubud.
A canopy of centuries-old trees where nature and spirituality merge, among the macaques that guard the hidden temples.
Waterfall Kanto Lampo.
We venture away from the beaten path to seek out the roar of the water among the undergrowth. A place where time stands still.
Temple Ulun Danu Bratan.
A temple that seems to float on the waters of Lake Bratan. Absolute serenity framed by the mountains to the north.
Village of Penglipuran.
One of the most authentic villages in the world. Step inside their homes, and you'll understand the true meaning of community.
Beach Padang Padang.
A cove hidden among limestone cliffs, white sand, and turquoise waters. The last glimpse of blue before heading back.
Body above, lower body.
On this group trip to Bali, Bali has two sides. There are days for climbing, hiking, paddling, and getting up early. And there are days for doing absolutely nothing. That mix is what stays with you when you return.
Movement, adrenaline and early mornings that are worth it.
- Mount Batur at sunrise. Wake up at 3:00, a two-hour hike under the stars, hot coffee with the crater steaming at your feet.
- Rafting on the Ayung River. Whitewater, jungle on both banks, and guaranteed laughter.
- Hiking at Lake Tamblingan in a traditional Balinese canoe.
- The Gates of Heaven at Lempuyang, 1,700 steps to reach the rim of Mount Agung.
- ATVs Through the Jungle from the heart of the island.
Silence, slow pace and the freedom to do nothing.
- The hotel pool at eleven in the morning, no agenda.
- Balinese Massage on one of the days off.
- Leisurely strolls through Ubud, hidden cafés, laid-back markets.
- Afternoon Reading Sessions in Gardens with the cicadas in the background.
- Sunsets Over Rice Fields without having to repack.
Some trips change you because of the effort they require. Others, because of the silence. Bali, for both reasons.
The joy of returning, eleven nights.
We chose our hotel in the heart of Ubud to be an extension of the journey itself: a place where jungle and design meet, where you return every night.
You unpack your suitcase just once. In fourteen days. That’s practically unheard of on a trip through Asia. You open your suitcase on day 1 and close it on day 14.
Tropical gardens, a pool where the water almost blends into the jungle, Balinese-style rooms, and a silence that’s rare in Asia—the kind that comes from knowing you’re in an oasis.
Some luxuries are evident the moment you open the door. Others, because they didn't open their suitcase.
Your Small-Group Trip to Bali · New Year's Eve 2026 · 14 days, all-inclusive
That's right. And whatever else.
What you see is what you get. No surprises on the bill.
Bali · New Year's Eve 2026
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Small-Group Trip to Bali · New Year's Eve 2026 · Price and What's Included
The price is fixed. What causes it, no.
It's not just New Year's Eve. It's New Year's Eve in Bali. And it's only going to happen once in your life like this.
+ international flights
VAT and taxes included
So far for every euro:
- 11 nights at our hotel in Ubud, One-stop shop. Just one suitcase for fourteen days.
- Private driver and vehicle with air conditioning on every trip.
- Double guide: Local guide in Spanish + one of us available 24/7.
- Completed experiences: Batur, rafting, Tirta Empul, Tamblingan, Balinese massage, and Lempuyang.
- Reception Desk with Your Name on It at the Denpasar airport.
- Handling Unforeseen Events — doctor, luggage, hotel.
- Group of up to 13 and just one night out a year, on New Year's Eve.
Read the list. And then check the price again.
Payments, Cancellation and everything else.
No fine print. If you have any questions, we'll answer them during the call.
How do I pay?
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€300 deposit to reserve your spot. It will be deducted from the total.
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50% from the rest once it is confirmed that the group has at least 6 people.
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The remaining amount 30 days before departure.
We'll let you know well in advance at every step. There are never any surprises.
What if I have to cancel?
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More than 60 days: You'll only lose the €300 deposit.
- 30–60
Between 30 and 60 days: 50% of the total price.
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Less than 30 days: 100% of the price. That's why we recommend trip cancellation insurance.
Travel Insurance
It is mandatory to travel with us. It's not included in the price—but we'll help you book it hassle-free.
It covers trip cancellation, medical assistance at your destination, lost luggage, and repatriation. We'll give you the contact information for the provider we use—tailored to the activities on this trip (trekking, rafting).
Visa for Bali (Indonesia)
With Spanish passport You can apply for the Visa on Arrival immediately upon arrival at the Denpasar airport. The cost is approximately 35 € and is valid for 30 days. It can also be done online before your flight.
You can check the updated requirements at the Indonesia's official tourism website. We'll send you all the information ahead of time.
The group
The minimum number of participants required for the trip to take place is 6 people. The maximum is 13. We're not adding anyone to the top.
If we don't reach the minimum: Refund of the 100% deposit. No paperwork, no delays. And Rakel or Toni—one of the two—will travel with the group from Madrid to Madrid. We won't send anyone in our place.
Three steps. No commitment to the last.
You don't just fill out a form and end up in Denpasar. Let's talk first.
You fill in the form.
Tell us how you travel and what you're looking for. There's no obligation.
We speak with you.
A short video call with one of us. We'll answer any questions and see if the group is a good fit. We don't want to just fill spots; we want the group to work well together.
Now begins the good.
If we both think it's a good fit, you can make a reservation with a €300 deposit. We'll help you with the flights and set up the WhatsApp group.
Filling out the form does not constitute a reservation. If it turns out that now isn't the right time, that's okay: we'll suggest another trip or say goodbye as friends.
The journey doesn't begin in Denpasar.
It starts weeks earlier, in Spain. That way, by your first day in Bali, you'll already be part of a group—not a stranger looking for other strangers in the immigration line.
We created the WhatsApp group.
You get to know your travel companions before you even arrive at the airport. The conversation begins before you even pack your suitcase.
Let's meet at the terminal.
Suitcases, check-in, boarding—we do it all together. The fear of getting lost in a new airport stays outside the departure gate.
Rakel or Toni are traveling with the group.
From Madrid to Madrid. The journey has already begun before we even land.
There's someone with your name on a poster.
Private car. Cold water. The green heart of Bali awaits. You don't have to organize a thing.
Leave your fear of traveling alone at the Madrid airport. You'll arrive in Bali as a group.
We do not send anyone in our place.
We're Rakel and Toni, the founders of SunZen, and we'll be traveling with you. One of us will be with the group from the first flight to the last—the sunrise at Mount Batur, the Gates of Heaven, and New Year's Eve dinner.
In Bali, we also have a local Spanish-speaking guide who provides the cultural context that only someone from the island can offer.
What does "24/7" mean?- If the flight is delayed, we'll call you.
- If you lose your suitcase in Denpasar, we'll track it down for you.
- If you're feeling sick at 3 a.m. in Ubud, we'll find a doctor for you.
- Days off — if you want plans, we'll make them for you; if not, you won't see us.
- And we'll answer your call. Not an answering machine. A real person who knows you by name.
It's not about being available. It's being with you.
- Rakel and Toni - SunZen Travel
Getting to know us better →Is this your trip?
You already know the itinerary, the hotel, the price, and the process. This is the final confirmation before you reserve your spot.
This trip to Bali is for you.
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Do you want to ring in the New Year somewhere special—not at just any hotel dinner?.
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Looking for adventure with calm and presence, No rush like on an organized tour.
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Rate this accommodation with True relaxation and refined aesthetics.
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You want sacred temples, with time to truly experience them, not to take pictures of them running.
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Would you like to go for a ride with a small group wherever the conversation takes us.
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You want wild nature: volcano, jungle, waterfalls, and rice paddies.
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You appreciate the quiet luxury of Do not move the suitcase for fourteen days.
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You understand that the trip isn't just the itinerary—it's also how they treat you from the moment you clear customs.
What usually ask us.
Honest answers to the most common questions about group trips to Bali. If you have any other questions, let us know during our call.
Can you help me with international flights?
Of course. We'll help you choose the best combination at the best price, and, if possible, we'll coordinate the group so you can all fly together. There are no domestic flights in Bali: all travel is by road using private transfers.
What if I'm traveling alone?
This is the norm in our groups. That’s why we mention it up front: so you’re joining a group, not just a bunch of strangers. The standard arrangement is a shared room with someone of the same gender; if you’d prefer a private room, there’s a supplement that we’ll let you know about in advance.
What documents do I need for Bali?
A passport valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry into Indonesia. For tourism, the Visa on Arrival Upon arrival at the Denpasar airport—about 35 € and takes just a few minutes. You can also complete the process online before your flight at the Indonesia's official tourism website. We'll send you all the information ahead of time.
What level of fitness is required?
You don't have to be an athlete. You just need to be able to walk for 2–3 hours on moderately steep terrain. The most challenging parts are Mount Batur (an early morning start and a two-hour climb) and the Lempuyang Gates of Heaven. If you have any physical limitations, let us know during the call and we’ll figure something out.
Which city does it depart from?
You can depart from Madrid, Valencia, Barcelona, or any European airport. We'll help you coordinate your arrival in Denpasar so you can meet up with the group in Ubud without any hassle—no matter where you're coming from.
Do I need travel insurance?
It's required and not included. We'll help you find one that's right for what you'll be doing in Bali—tailored to your activities (hiking, rafting, water sports). You don't have to look for anything.
Is there a minimum number of travelers required for the trip to take place?
Yes, 6 people. If there are fewer than that, we'll cancel and refund your 100% deposit. You'll never be left hanging because of a decision we make.
Can I bring a companion?
Sure. Whether it's a couple, friends, or family. We just ask that everyone come because they want to, not because they're being dragged along: you can tell the difference within 14 days.
What if I have never traveled in a group?
Even better, without the problems we used to have. It’s often surprising how well it works when the group is put together right. If you have any specific concerns, let us know during the call.
New Year's Eve. One date. Thirteen spots.
Ring in the New Year on the Island of the Gods. The first step is to talk. No strings attached, no pressure.
I want to apply for my spot · New Year's Eve in Bali 2026 →When you return, Bali will still be Bali. You're the one who must have changed.