Bali Family Coconut Oil Making Workshop


Bottled water, Balinese coffee or tea, Balinese sarong and tools, traditional Balinese cakes or biscuits, 5 hours;
Meals and beverages, other personal expenses;
Optional pickup service is available in the Ubud area, IDR 350,000 per trip, payable in cash (Indonesian Rupiah) to the driver;
Please arrive at the meeting point 15 minutes before the activity time. No refunds for latecomers or no‑shows;
(1)Morning class starts at 09:00;
(2)Afternoon class starts at 13:00;
(1)Please note that infants and children are counted as passengers;
(2)No experience is required; this activity is safe for beginners;
(3)Intoxicated persons will be refused participation without refund;

Cancellation of the order and full refund are available up to 72 hours before the activity date (local time).
After an adventure on the sun‑kissed pristine beaches of Bali, it is now time to experience the daily life of the Balinese people together with a local family. One of the ways they make a living is through the unique and traditional method of making coconut oil. Join a coconut oil‑making class to add fun to your island getaway, and experience it with a Balinese family living in the beautiful and tranquil Taro Village, one of the island's popular rural tourism destinations.


During this guided tour, you will be taken to the home of a Balinese local family, where you will be welcomed with fresh herbal tea before the class begins, allowing you to witness and immerse yourself in the locals' way of life. Over the next 2 hours, you will learn about the various local tools used to extract coconut oil from coconut shells. Afterwards, you will tour the village to appreciate its rich landscape and abundant resources, and learn more about the raw materials for the local souvenirs that they transform into high‑quality Balinese silver and gold jewellery.


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