Bali Summer Program | Pacific Discovery
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- Indonesia
- Bali
Frequently asked questions
You can apply to Bali Summer Program | Pacific Discovery by clicking the "Apply Now" button.
Bali Summer Program | Pacific Discovery starts at $7,950 USD. For full pricing, visit the provider’s website.
Bali Summer Program | Pacific Discovery is open to participants aged 17 to 22.
The program runs for 30 days.
Yes, the program includes housing. Participants stay in guesthouses.
The program fee includes accommodation, activities, equipment, meals, park fees, tour guide, and transportation.
Bali Summer Program | Pacific Discovery is located in Bali, Indonesia.
About Program
This summer program offers four action-packed weeks: go from catching a volcano sunrise, and snorkeling through crystal-clear reefs to conservation projects, a transformational surf camp, and eco-friendly waterway cleaning! In between the excitement, unwind at a serene yoga retreat, and explore the vibrant local cafes.
You’ll also have the chance to volunteer at Scholars of Sustenance, an international food rescue foundation, helping reduce food waste and support communities in need. And don’t miss a getaway to Nusa Penida, where stunning beaches, cliffs, waterfalls, and diverse marine life await. Immerse yourself in Bali’s culture, contribute to its preservation, and create memories that will last a lifetime.
Program Highlights
- Raft the rivers of Bali
- A yoga and meditation journey in Ubud
- Surf Camp on the shores of Bali famous for its sandy beaches and big surf breaks
- Trekking to the top of Bali’s volcano for an epic sunrise
- Relax on Bali's idyllic beaches
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Sustainability
We recently embarked on a Net Positive Benefit project where we are qualifying what impacts our groups have on the local communities, taking into consideration carbon emissions +/- social impacts +/- conservation impacts +/- community impacts. On our programs, students engage with non-profit organisations such as Litter Intelligence, Scholars of Sustenance, Ulu Mau puanui, Llama Pack project where they directly work for a better future - planting trees, eradicating invasive weed species, helping local communities and food banks.

