Kintamani Volcano & Caldera Views
Standing at 1,717 metres, Mount Batur and its caldera lake is one of Bali's most dramatic landscapes. The viewpoint at Kintamani village offers a sweeping panorama — best enjoyed over a traditional Balinese buffet lunch.
Why visit Kintamani?
Kintamani sits in Bali's volcanic highlands, about 2 hours north of Kuta. The winding mountain roads pass through coffee and clove plantations, traditional weaving villages, and ancient temples along the way. Your driver knows all the best stops — and the one viewpoint that most tourists miss.
Must-See Spots
Your driver knows exactly when to arrive at each spot to beat the crowds.
🌋 Mount Batur Viewpoint
The main panoramic viewpoint above Kintamani village, overlooking the caldera, the lake, and the active volcano. Spectacular on a clear morning.
☕ Kintamani Coffee Plantation
Stop at a traditional Luwak coffee farm on the way up. Sample various Balinese coffees and teas for free — civet coffee, ginger coffee, and more.
🍽️ Scenic Buffet Lunch
Several restaurants sit right at the viewpoint rim offering traditional Balinese buffet meals with a volcano view. Included in many full day tour packages.
🛕 Pura Ulun Danu Batur
A major Balinese temple beside a crater lake, considered one of the most important temples on the island. Peaceful and rarely crowded.
Recommended Tour
Kintamani is almost always combined with Ubud on a Full Day Tour — it's on the same route heading north from South Bali. Leave early (8am) to reach Ubud for the rice terraces, then continue up to Kintamani for lunch, and return via craft villages in the afternoon.
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Many travellers pair Kintamani with Ubud in one full day — your driver will plan the best route.