Silver Jewelry Making Class And Waterfall

About this tour

Craft your own silver piece at a working artisan workshop in Bali, then explore the island's natural and cultural landmarks. Your private driver collects you from your hotel and takes you through a silver-smithing class where you'll work with five grams of raw metal, guided by a practising craftsperson. After finishing your jewellery, the day continues to a wood-carving workshop, the cascading Tegenungan waterfall, and a coffee plantation where you can see how local beans are grown and processed. The full experience runs between one and six hours depending on your pace.

Highlights

• Hand-craft silver jewellery with working artisans
• Watch master craftspeople at the workshop before your class
• Visit traditional wood-carving workshop and see artisans at work
• Swim and photograph Tegenungan waterfall
• Tour working coffee plantation, taste local varieties
• Private English-speaking driver and hotel pickup included

What to expect

You'll start with a tour of an active silver workshop to understand techniques before moving to a local compound for your hands-on class. A professional instructor guides you through shaping your five-gram silver piece into jewellery—expect this to be the core activity, taking one to two hours depending on complexity and your pace. Afterwards, the itinerary takes you to observe wood carvers, wade or swim at Tegenungan's main pool beneath the fall, and walk through a coffee plantation where staff explain cultivation and harvesting. The entire outing is unhurried; you set the rhythm between stops.

Good to know

Bring a change of clothes or wear swimwear under your outfit for the waterfall. The silver class requires no prior experience. Wear sturdy shoes for plantation walking. Bring a small bag for your finished jewellery. Public transport options exist locally if you prefer independent travel instead.