Bali Airport Transfer with an English-speaking driver service

My boyfriend met Wayan a couple of years ago and they kept in touch ever since. My boyfriend was busy so i desided making a trip on my own. We asked Wayan to show me some spots. He picked me up from the hotel and showed me wonderfull rice terraces, brought me to the waterfall temple for a ritual bathing and told me what this ceremony was all about. He is such a friendly guy and a fantastic guide. It was a pleasure meeting him and a great experience to explore a part of this beautiful island. I highly recommend Wayan for beeing your guid!

I just finished up my 2 week solo tour through Bali and the islands and, while I had free days where I planned my own itinerary (which sometimes includes just eating/drinking/talking with the locals and fellow travelers all day + night), my experience was greatly enhanced by Wayan. Wayan was suggested to me by a friend who had used his services while she was in Bali and he did not disappoint. He immediately reached out via Facebook and then WhatsApp and started communicating with me to find out the particular sites I wanted to see in Bali. Wayan was always on time and very patient with my many questions. Wayan gives some very detailed background on the Balinese culture and that (for me) enhanced my experience. Wayan even showed me some things that were not even planned on our itinerary like a traditional Balinese cremation ceremony (NOT an actual cremation). We visited not only the major landmarks (Temples, waterfalls, rice terrace, etc) but Balinese homes and woodworking villages. Wayan made my reservations for the days I traveled to the islands (with the exception of one day) and even booked a massage for me on a day we were not even driving together. I would highly recommend Tridatu Bali Tours (Wayan or any of their drivers).

I spent 5 amazing days in Ubud as a solo female traveler and was fortunate enough to be picked up at the airport by Wayan. What a stroke of luck! As we ventured back to the hotel, he educated me on the culture and offerings of the Balinese in Ubud. I was healing from some personal tragedies and he told me not to be sad for what I had endured, as I have my own path now. Something that has stayed with me since. He suggested that I cleanse my spirit at the temple, but to do so at sunrise, as the locals do. So a couple days later, he picked me up at 4:30am, still dark outside, and took me to a nearby market before heading to the temple. We ate banana sticky rice and drove off into the mystical foggy morning. After arrival, we prayed together and gave offerings to the gods. Then walked into the water, bowing in gratitude at the five fountains before praying together once again. This experience was life changing. From there he took me to a local coffee farm, as well as stopping to see the rice terraces and the volcano. Wayan himself was a highlight of my trip. I learned about his family, their traditions, religion and way of life. I never would have experienced Ubud as I did if I hadn't have met him. Anyone fortunate enough to explore the island with him should consider themselves blessed. I will be back as soon as I can, and most definitely will connect with Wayan as soon as I arrive.