Not easily spooked by ghost stories? Try testing the true extent of your courage at Bali’s very own island of the dead: Trunyan Island.
The people there don’t bury and cremate their dead, so if you’re brave enough to make a trip there, you’ll find skeletons from ages long past, staring straight at you with their eyeball-less eye sockets.

Interestingly, you won’t smell the stench of rotting bodies on this island, as the perfumed scent from a huge Taru Menyan tree masks it perfectly.
Do you have it in you to visit the land of the dead?

Entrance fee: Rp. 10,000 (approximately USD $0.66) for cemetery and Rp. 30,000 (approximately USD $2) for government tax
How to get there: You can get to Trunyan island via boat from the jetty at Lake Batur. Getting to Lake Batur takes around two hours drive to the northeast of Denpasar along the main road to Buleleng and through Bangli Regency. The boat ride takes around half an hour across the calm waters and you will have to pay an entrance fee of Rp. 12,000 (approximately USD $0.80) to enter the island.

For solo, couple and small groups

Toyota Avanza

USD 31

IDR 435,000

/ Day (5 Hours)

USD 38

IDR 540,000

/ Day (10 Hours)

4 persons with luggage
(max 7 without luggage)

For small groups of large people

Innova Reborn

USD 50

IDR 700,000

/ Day (5 Hours)

USD 65

IDR 900,000

/ Day (10 Hours)

4 persons with luggage
(max 7 without luggage)

The big van with wider legroom

Toyota HiAce

USD 85

IDR 1,200,000

/ Day (10 Hours)

10 persons with luggage
(max 14 without luggage)

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