7 Days Eco-Education & Sustainability Program in Bali
Imagine waking up in a Balinese village where the morning air carries the scent of frangipani and the sound of birdsong. Your days are not just filled with breathtaking scenery, but also with meaningful experiences—learning sustainable farming from local communities, creating eco-friendly crafts, and joining conservation projects that leave a real impact.
This 7-day eco-education & sustainability program in Bali is more than a trip; it’s a journey of transformation. It connects travelers, students, and conscious explorers with Balinese culture, green practices, and nature-based learning. By the end of the week, you’ll carry home not just memories, but skills, awareness, and inspiration to live more sustainably
Why Join an Eco-Education Program in Bali?
Learn from Balinese Wisdom & Traditions
Hands-On Sustainability Projects
Experience Bali Beyond Tourism
Program Overview – 7 Days of Eco-Learning & Exploration
Day 1: Arrival in Bali – Welcome & Orientation
Upon arrival at Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS), meet your local guide and transfer to hotel in Kuta, one of Bali’s lively coastal hubs. After check-in and some time to refresh, gather for a welcome dinner featuring traditional Balinese cuisine. During dinner, guide will conduct a program briefing to outline the upcoming educational and cultural experiences, set expectations, and introduce the learning objectives of the journey. Accommodation: Hotel in Kuta or similar Meals Included: Dinner
Day 2: Cultural Immersion & Eco-Learning in Bali
Start the day with a visit to Taman Ayun Temple, a 17th-century royal temple surrounded by lotus-filled moats and peaceful gardens. This site introduces students to Balinese Hindu architecture and the island’s spiritual harmony. Continue to Rumah Intaran , an award-winning eco-education space that promotes traditional Balinese wisdom and sustainability. Students will participate in engaging, hands-on learning experiences and discussions on eco-conscious living rooted in Balinese philosophy (Tri Hita Karana) After the interactive session, return to your hotel in the afternoon for rest or group reflection. Learning Goals: Discovering Balinese eco-living principles and local sustainability practices ,Experiencing cultural knowledge transfer from local experts ,Encouraging environmental awareness and creative thinking Accommodation: Hotel in Kuta Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch
Day 3: Seaweed Farming & Sustainable Product Workshop – Nusa Penida
Take an early fast boat from Sanur to Nusa Penida, an island known for its pristine waters and thriving seaweed farming tradition. Upon arrival, travel to Semaya Village, where students will engage directly with local seaweed farmers. Learn about the life cycle of seaweed and its role in the coastal ecosystem .Join farmers in harvesting, replanting, and drying seaweed on the beach Observe how seaweed farming supports local livelihoods and marine sustainability .Participate in and learn about natural cosmetics, packaging innovations, and eco-friendly product development Discuss how small-scale entrepreneurship contributes to sustainable coastal economies .Return to Bali in the late afternoon by boat and transfer to your hotel.
Day 4: Beach Clean-Up & Marine Education
Start the day with a hands-on beach clean-up initiative at one of Bali’s coastal areas (e.g., Sanur, Jimbaran, or Serangan), led by local environmental educators or NGOs. Students will learn about the impact of plastic pollution and participate in meaningful ocean conservation activities. Briefing session on marine ecosystems and ocean pollution ,Participate in a beach clean-up, sorting collected waste for recycling. Hands-on introduction to waste classification and management practices .Engage in a trash art competition—turn collected waste into creative, meaningful art installations.Group discussion on responsible tourism and ocean-friendly habits
Visit to a local recycling center or community-based waste bank to see upcycling in action Learning Goals: Promote ocean conservation awareness ,Develop skills in creative recycling and environmental innovation .Encourage teamwork, leadership, and social responsibility Accommodation: Hotel in Kuta Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch
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Day 5: Eco Park & Mangrove Conservation
Begin your day at the Eco Park in Nusa Dua, participating in interactive workshops designed to deepen understanding of sustainable practices. Rotate through hands-on sessions including: Composting techniques to reduce organic waste .Seed planting to promote biodiversity Tree planting to support reforestation efforts In the afternoon, visit the mangrove forest in Tuban, where you will engage with the local fisherman community. Together, you will: Learn about mangrove breeding and restoration techniques,Participate in a mangrove clean-up, removing debris threatening the ecosystem
Contribute by planting new mangrove saplings .End the day with a serene canoe tour through the mangrove waterways, observing wildlife and reflecting on the vital role mangroves play in coastal protection and carbon sequestration. Learning Goals: Understand the importance of climate action and carbon sinks ,Gain practical knowledge of waste and ecosystem management.Experience meaningful community engagement and conservation efforts Accommodation: Hotel in Nusa Dua or nearby Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch
Day 6: Farm-to-Table Cooking & Creative Silver Jewelry Workshop
Begin the day with a Balinese cooking class using fresh ingredients harvested directly from an organic garden. Learn to identify local herbs and spices, pick your own vegetables, and prepare traditional dishes under the guidance of local chefs. This immersive farm-to-table experience connects students with sustainable food systems and cultural heritage through culinary arts.
After lunch, express your creativity in a silver jewelry-making workshop. Guided by skilled artisans in the village of Celuk—famous for its silver craft—you’ll design and create your own piece of jewelry to take home as a personal and meaningful souvenir. Learning Goals: Understand the principles of organic farming and local food culture ,Practice creative expression and design thinking.Appreciate traditional Balinese craftsmanship and sustainable artistry Accommodation: Hotel in Ubud or nearby
Day 7: Ubud Market Visit & Departure
Spend your final morning at the Ubud Traditional Market, where students can explore colorful stalls filled with handcrafted souvenirs, textiles, and local snacks. It’s a perfect opportunity to reflect on your journey and support local artisans with mindful purchases. After the market visit, transfer to Ngurah Rai International Airport for your flight home. Thank you for being part of this meaningful week in Bali. We hope the experiences, connections, and lessons you’ve gained will inspire positive change in your community and beyond.
Safe travels and see you on your next journey of impact! Meals Included: Breakfast
What Makes This Bali Eco Program Unique?
Community-Based Learning
Environmental Impact & Awareness
Balance of Education, Culture, and Fun
Who Is This Program For?
Students & Educational Groups
Eco-Conscious Travelers
CSR & Sustainability Enthusiasts
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Don’t just travel—make a difference! Join our 7-day eco-education and sustainability program in Bali, where every step you take supports nature, culture, and community. Book today and be part of the change.
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