AVRITI is a women-only adventure travel brand and community, helping women travel for adventure again. We start with water: scuba, diving and surfing, with more to come. Small, screened groups. Real adventure, not a menu option inside a wellness trip.
Because sometimes, going somewhere new is how you come back to yourself.
Our Story →Diving in Amed, surfing in Canggu, and a slower few days in Ubud, built as one journey, not a checklist. Screened and small-group: you apply, we get to know you, and the full route is shared once you’re in.
We don’t publish the full itinerary here, that’s something the AVRITI team walks you through once you’re in. This is the shape of it.
The rest, dates, pricing, the full day-by-day, is for the women coming with us.
We designed this trip as a route through the island, not a list of things to see. Amed first, so the nerves are spent early. Canggu next, once you’ve found your feet. Then Ubud, to let it settle.
We’d rather build the right group slowly than fill seats quickly.
The route, the rhythm, the three places. That’s deliberately as far as this page goes.
A short read on how you travel, your comfort in water, and what you’re hoping to get out of it.
Personally, not automatically. We’re building a specific group, not filling a bus.
Dates, pricing, and the real day-by-day, sent directly to you once you’re confirmed.
We keep our groups small and our community intentional. We want women who are curious, respectful, adaptable, and genuinely excited to experience something new. We curate the people as carefully as we curate the journey.
Join the Community →A private space on WhatsApp and Discord for women who’d rather be planning the next trip than scrolling for it. It’s screened, not open sign-up, so fill in a short form first.
We review before we charge anything, so you never pay to be told no.
Detailed travel guides and itineraries from places we’ve personally explored, researched and loved. Download the guide, plan your trip, and make it your own.
What’s inside: the Amed → Canggu → Ubud route we actually took, neighbourhood notes, where we dived, surfed, ate and stayed, and the pacing that kept it from feeling like a checklist. Not a day-by-day, a route to build your own trip around.
