BALI COAST-TO-COAST TREK
WHAT TRAVELERS ARE SAYING
“Every part of the trip was well coordinated. All three guides (Sergio, Roberto & Jorge) were communicative and friendly and kept us informed throughout the trip. We will definitely plan our next trip with OneSeed. This was the best guided trip I have been on, thanks for offering it!”
“OneSeed was incredible. INCREDIBLE. … They took care of all the planning, transportation, and accommodations - it was great to not have to worry about the details.”
“I would strongly recommend OneSeed Expeditions because I love its philosophy and business model. It is good to know that my travel adventure has a positive impact in the community and that the guides and porters are treated fairly.”
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packing list
WHAT TO BRING
You are responsible for the personal clothing and gear listed below. Twin-share tents, a sleeping setup, a headtorch, and trekking poles are provided. Expect tropical heat and wet or uneven trails, with cooler conditions in the highlands.
Packing System: Carry a small day pack with a rain cover while walking. Main luggage is transported between accommodations. Use dry bags or waterproof liners to protect electronics and spare clothing.
DON’T FORGET
Double-check the entire packing list and review these important documents before departure.
VALID PASSPORT
Bring your passport and confirm the current entry requirements that apply to your nationality before traveling to Indonesia.
MEDICAL INSURANCE CARD
Bring your emergency medical and evacuation insurance information and emergency contact details.
REQUIRED VACCINATIONS
Review the CDC’s current guidance for Indonesia with your healthcare provider before departure.
The List (check it twice)
Trekking Gear
Broken-in hiking boots or trail shoes with reliable grip
Lightweight sandals for evenings and camp
Small daypack with rain cover
Refillable water bottle or hydration system
Lightweight rain jacket
Packable warm layer for highland mornings
Sun hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen
Quick-drying trekking clothing and modest layers for village and temple visits
Personal medications and blister care
Dry bags or waterproof liners for electronics and spare clothing
Swimwear and a small quick-dry towel
Documents and Logistics
Passport and travel confirmations
Review current entry requirements for your nationality
Submit flight information before departure
Emergency medical and evacuation insurance information and contact details
Other (optional)
Personal headtorch (one is provided for the camping night)
Preferred electrolyte products (electrolyte support is also provided)
Terrain
CLIMATE OVERVIEW
The route crosses coastal rice country, plantation hills, rainforest, highland lakes, and northern valleys. The expedition season runs from late March through October. Rain can arrive quickly in the highlands, and conditions vary along the route.
Expect heat, humidity, wet or muddy paths, river crossings, and a sustained descent on Day 8. Weather, river levels, ceremonies, and local access may require adjusted routes or transfers. The optional Mount Batukaru ascent is separate from the core trek.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it matter what time I arrive or depart?
- Arrival pickup at Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) is included on Day 1, and an airport departure transfer is included on Day 11. Submit your flight information before departure and coordinate any stays outside the itinerary dates with OneSeed.
Do I need a visa? And what about passport requirements?
- Check current entry requirements for your passport. Review visa and passport requirements before booking flights and again before departure.
What happens if my trip is altered due to unforeseen circumstances?
- Weather, transportation delays, and local conditions may require changes. Review OneSeed's Terms & Conditions and insurance options before travel.
Do I need any immunizations or medicine?
- Talk with your physician about your travel plans and review the CDC's current guidance for Indonesia. Carry your personal medications and a first-aid kit.
Do I need travel insurance?
- Yes. Travelers must purchase their own emergency medical and evacuation insurance. Choose coverage for every activity in your itinerary and review OneSeed's insurance information before departure.
How many people will be on my expedition?
- This is a PRIVATE expedition for your own traveling party. Contact OneSeed to discuss your group size, dates, and pricing.
Cancellation and refund policy
- Please refer to our Terms & Conditions.
Do I need to tip my guide?
- Tips for your guides and support team are appreciated. Review OneSeed's tipping guide for recommendations before departure.
Is Mount Batukaru included?
- The Mount Batukaru ascent is an optional extra. It is not required for the core trek and is not included unless specifically confirmed in your booking. Participation depends on fitness, guide assessment, weather, trail conditions, and local access.
How difficult is this expedition?
- OneSeed rates this expedition 3/5. Seven core trekking stages cover approximately 60 miles. Expect tropical heat, wet or uneven paths, river crossings, and a sustained descent on Day 8. Review the daily distances and contact OneSeed to discuss whether the trip fits your experience.
What are the accommodations like?
- Ten nights are included: nine hotel or retreat nights and one night at a community-run campsite. The camp uses twin-share tents and has basic communal facilities. Accommodation standards vary along the route.
Will I carry all my luggage?
- Main luggage is transported between accommodations. Carry a small day pack with the water, rain protection, medications, and other items you need while walking.
Do I need to bring camping equipment?
- Twin-share tents, a sleeping setup, a headtorch, and trekking poles are provided. Bring the personal clothing and footwear on the packing list. The source also recommends bringing your own headtorch.
Will drinking water be provided?
- Safe drinking water is provided, with refills managed during the day. Bring a reusable water bottle or hydration system. Trekking snacks and electrolyte support are provided on walking days.
Can dietary needs be accommodated?
- Tell OneSeed about dietary needs before booking. Vegetarian, halal, and lactose-free needs can usually be accommodated with advance notice. Vegan, gluten-free, and severe-allergy needs require individual review, particularly at the camp and in remote villages.
When does the trek operate?
- The proposed operating season is late March through October. Highland rain, ceremonies, river levels, and local access may require changes to the daily route.
