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Getting Here

Only 100 km from Kuta and Seminyak… yet it feels like a million miles away.

Mayo Resort is located 4 km from Seririt, right at the junction of Bali’s north coast highway and two main north–south routes, making us one of the most easily accessible resorts in North Bali.

Distance from Ngurah Rai International Airport: 110 km Journey time: 3–3.5 hours From Ubud: 90 km, around 2.5 hours

Once you leave the bustle of the south and pass the temple town of Mengwi, the roads open up, traffic eases, and the scenery turns spectacular. We recommend taking your time — traveling here is part of the North Bali experience. There’s so much to see on the way, we’ve put together three scenic route options with our favourite stops along the way.

Route 1 – Lakes & Volcanoes

Misty mountain view with lush greenery near Munduk, Bali
Wide-angle view of Taman Ayun Temple with its traditional multi-tiered roofs and surrounding moat
Close-up of temple structures at Taman Ayun, framed by tropical vegetation
Ulun Danu Beratan temple reflecting in the calm volcanic lake in Bali's highlands

A cooler, mountain route with dramatic views and iconic temples.

  • Taman Ayun Temple (Mengwi) – A serene royal temple surrounded by a lotus-filled moat.
  • Pod Chocolate Factory – Sample Bali-made artisan chocolate while watching it being crafted.
  • Ulun Danu Bratan – Bali’s famous “floating” temple on a volcanic lake.
  • Bali Botanic Gardens – 155 hectares of rare plants and lush forest walks.
  • Twin Lakes Lookouts – Sweeping views of Lake Buyan and Lake Tamblingan.
  • Ngiring Ngewedang Restaurant – Enjoy coffee with a panoramic mountain backdrop.
  • Munduk – Known for waterfalls, clove plantations, and cool mountain air.

Route 2 – Rice Fields & Traditional Bali

Sweeping view of Belimbing rice terraces with palm trees and forested hills in the background
Viewpoint overlooking the jungle-covered Mount Batukaru under clear blue sky
Traditional thatched rice barns (lumbung) in Sanda village surrounded by greenery
Peaceful Buddhist temple with a reclining Buddha statue at Vihara Dharma Giri

A gentle journey through timeless villages and lush terraces.

  • Belimbing Rice Terraces – Layered fields framed by forested hills.
  • Mount Batukaru Viewpoint – A sacred, jungle-covered peak rising 2,276m.
  • Sanda Village – Home to traditional thatched rice barns (“lumbung”).
  • Vihara Dharma Giri – A peaceful Buddhist temple with a reclining Buddha statue.
  • Bussungbiu Rice Terraces – Vast emerald landscapes, perfect for photos.

Route 3 – From Ubud via Bedugul

Macaques sitting on tree branches in Sangeh Monkey Forest surrounded by tall nutmeg trees
Scenic view of Bedugul town with mountain backdrop and local market stalls
Ulun Danu Bratan Temple reflected in calm lake waters, with mountains in the background
Ulun Danu Bratan Temple reflected in calm lake waters, with mountains in the background

Ideal for combining artsy Ubud with Bali’s central highlands.

  • Sangeh Monkey Forest – Playful macaques in a giant nutmeg forest.
  • Bedugul – Mountain town with cool air, markets, and nearby Ulun Danu Bratan Temple.
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