Bali Plus September 2017

09.17 Edition

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SEPTEMBER

52 | Sereh Gourmet Supermarket Fresh, Lively and Delicious

64 | Alaya Resort Ubud

A Sophisticated Cultural Experience In Ubud

68 | SereS Springs Resort & Spa SereS Springs; A Tribute To Balinese Culture

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Editorial Don’t Miss Bali’s Best Awards Hot Deals What’s New About Bali Culture Arts & Artists Active Bali Kid’s Zone

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Shop Hop Bali & Beyond How to Get Around • Centre Pull Out Maps • Hotels & Villas Spa & Beauty Food, Food, Food Party Zone Essential Info

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72 | The Damai Resort

Treasure of the North – The Damai Resort Bali

92 | Happy Chappy Chinese Dim Sum, Music and Martinis

96 | Bali Dynasty Resort Gracie Kelly’s: A Taste of Ireland in Bali

100 | Hard Rock Cafe Bali New Dishes & Crowd Favourites

124 | BIMC Siloam Nusa Dua

Prevent Cervical Cancer at BIMC Siloam Nusa Dua

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from the editor

welcome to

Bali

Tourists, Travelers, & Adventure-seekers...

This month, there are plenty of Balinese ceremonies to watch out for, and if you really think about it, the Balinese people, their beautiful culture and unique traditions are the main reasons why we flock to this spectacular island over and over again. There’s just something about Bali, a unique energy that entices and never ceases. Once you feel it, you’ll crave it for life and no matter where you travel in the world; the essence of Bali will always stay in your hearts and minds.

Full moon in Bali is an auspicious and holy day, so is the day of the new moon. Read more about these in our Don’t Miss section – and if you’re in Bali on these days, keep an eye out for Balinese ceremonies taking place in public spaces, temples, on street corners and on even on the beach. Watch respectfully and take in the beauty of a mesmerizing culture that spanned thousands of years. The Balinese people are kind, gentle and generous people – don’t be afraid to respectfully and gently get to know their way of life. There are plenty of ways to do this and if you’re not sure, ask your hotel if they could arrange for you to experience an authentic Balinese ceremony during your stay. A great place to experience traditional Balinese culture is Alaya Resort Ubud - read our review on this breathtaking property for a deeper insight on one of Ubud’s top award-winning boutique resort. Just minutes away from central Ubud in Singakerta is the new SereS Springs Resort & Spa where Tri Hirta Karana, the Balinese concept of harmony and balance is fully implemented as well as thoughtful embodiment of refined Balinese architectural vernacular and features.

In North Bali where natural gems are abundant, The Damai Resort brings you the opportunity to rebalance, heal and unwind within 4 hectares of natural surroundings in the heart of the untouched North. Hungry? When talking about dining here in Bali, there are myriad choices; Hard Rock Café Bali has just introduced new items to its menu and at Gracie Kelly’s in Bali Dynasty Resort, you could tempt your taste buds to traditional and wholesome Irish food accompanied by a good old glass of genuine Guinness Stout on tap. Big parties are happening this month too so check out our Party Agenda page and gear up for a hot night out. For the latest deals and promotions, flip to our What’s New and Hot Deals pages.

Now that you know where to start, we wish you a happy and memorable holiday here in Bali. Do visit our Facebook Page (Baliplus Magazine), Instagram (@baliplus) and do subscribe to our newsletter for more updates via our website (www.baliplus.com). Till next time, Om-Swastiastu and welcome to Bali!

The Baliplus Team

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Miss Photo Courtesy of Sonia

Eid al-Adha 1st September Eid-al- Adha is an Islamic festival to remember the prophet Ibrahim’s willingness to sacrifice his son to God. It is observed around the 10th to the 13th days of the Islamic month of Dhu al-Hijjah. This festival also marks the end of the annual pilgrimage to Mecca in Saudi Arabia, which applies to Muslims worldwide as they are required to perform the Hajj at least once in their lives. The Eid alAdha festival has a special atmosphere of peace, respect, giving and receiving, as well as sharing and caring. It is a special day because it is a day to socialize with family and friends in celebration.

Many Muslims are united in morning prayer at mosques and other appropriate venues.

Tumpek Landep 2nd September Tumpek Landep is a holy day dedicated to the God of Heirloom.

Celebrated once every 210 days on the Balinese calendar, offerings and prayers are offered for objects made of metal.

Prayers begin early morning at the village temple, and continues at home with more offerings and prayers made to all metal items owned by the family including heirloom, weapons, transportation, computers and any other object that may contain metal in the hopes that these items will keep the owner safe and help them towards betterment in their daily lives. On this day, you’ll see the automobiles and motorbikes on the roads of Bali bearing intricate stitched-leaf ornaments and offerings called “Sampian”. It is also said that ceremonies held on Tumpek Landep is symbolic, held to remind people to keep their minds alert and sharp so as to remain useful to society.

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Purnama and Tilem 5th and 20th September Purnama means full moon. It is a propitious day as the Gods descend to earth to give their blessings. On this sacred day, hundreds of ceremonies are held in all corners of the island to satisfy and honor the Gods with offerings such as food, fruit and flowers. The Balinese themselves are then blessed by performing various rituals using holy water, incense smoke, petals and rice grains. Tilem means the day of the new moon. It is connected and inseparable to the full moon although it is related to darkness and celebrated on a New Moon Day where the moon is not visible.

Prayers are also offered to invoke self-purification, blessings and prosperity.

Kajeng Keliwon Uwudan 12th September The day of Kajeng Keliwon falls once every 15 days and is a sacred day for the Balinese Hindus. It is the perfect day to conduct physical and spiritual purification, cleanse the mind, heal the sick and supernaturally get rid of evil elements in residential environs through specified ceremonies. It is also a good day to get rid of pests that are plaguing agricultural fields. According to some Balinese, Kajeng Keliwon is an auspicious day for bhuta kala (evil spirits) to run amok and create chaos among humans and nature.

As such, the Balinese will visit temples to pray and meditate. As an expression of respect, they will also present offerings of “segehan” and “tetabuhan arak berem” (a kind of liquor) in the yards of their houses, entry door and other important spots.

11th Annual BALINALE 24th – 30 September Lippo Mall Kuta Bali International Film Festival, also known and registered as BALINALE, was established in 2007 by Bali Taksu Indonesia Foundation, a non-profit, non-government Indonesian registered charitable organization. During the festival, new movies will be released and movie screenings as well as workshops and seminars will be conducted by award winning local and international professionals. Known for its specialized knowledge and importance in promoting Indonesia’s film industry growth, the festival has a long history of supporting established and aspiring local filmmakers providing them a platform to showcase their work while presenting a program of award winning fiction, documentary, feature and short films from around the world. For more information please visit www.balinale.com.

Ultra Beach Bali 29th – 30th September Potato Head Beach Club Ultra Bali is an outdoor electronic music festival that is a part of Ultra Music Festival’s worldwide expansion, which has now spread to twenty countries. The debut of Ultra Bali took place in September 2015 at the Potato Head Beach Club here in Bali. This year, the festival has returned once again to feature the likes of Afrojack, deadmau5, Mar+in Garri×, Brazilian DJ and producer Anna, Galantis, New-York based Gryffin and more, and is expected to attract over 10,000 EDM fans to Bali. For more information please visit www.ultrabali.com.

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Bali’s Best Awards

Certificates of Excellence 2017 of Villa de daun and Tanaya Bed & Breakfast Villa de daun and Tanaya Bed & Breakfast have both been presented with a TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence 2017. This recognition is based on the opinions of guests who have actually stayed at the properties over the past year.

As the world’s leading travel website, TripAdvisor provides information about hotels, restaurants and sites of interest to make planning holidays a whole lot easier. An interactive forum also enables guests to share details about their own personal travel experiences. Certification is earned in accordance to an evaluation process that rates location, rooms, sleep quality, service, cleanliness and value for money. Villa De Daun was designed to embrace the outdoors and capture the spirit of a traditional village; and located in the heart of Kuta, Tanaya Bed & Breakfast offers affordable yet stylish accommodation for travellers on the go. www.alayahotels.com

INAYA Putri Bali is Bali Leading Resort Of The Year

Westin’s Winning Streak

INAYA Putri Bali bagged the “Bali Leading Resort of the Year” award at the recent Bali Tourism Awards (BTA) as it competed against a slew of resorts and hotels before taking home the award. To celebrate, the resort held a glamorous gala dinner at the Mengiat Ballroom. The Bali Tourism Awards (BTA) is an offshoot of the Indonesia Travel and Tourism Awards (ITTA). Recognising and rewarding excellence across all sectors of Indonesia’s travel and tourism industry, the judging phase involved 35,000 online votes, as well as assessments by the Binus Business School and BTA Board of Advisors to ascertain the level of resort services and brand image. Inspired by Bali’s timeless cultural heritage, INAYA Putri Bali is a collection of 455 contemporary styled guest rooms, suites and exclusive villas that emulate the style of Balinese Penglipuran village, with architecture inspired by 7 Hindu Goddesses, and which incorporate elements of local artistry.

The Westin Resort Nusa Dua, Bali is proud to announce that it has added five new accolades to its growing collection.

Heavenly Spa by Westin recently claimed Global Winner status in the Best Luxury Wellness Spa category for the 2017 World Luxury Spa Awards. Simultaneously, in the 2017 World Luxury Restaurant Awards, Prego was named a Regional Winner in the Luxury Family Restaurant category. The resort then accepted another award from leading Asia Pacific online publication, SmartTravelAsia.com, in their 2017 Best in Travel Poll, achieving sixth place in the Top 25 Conference Hotels in Asia Pacific. The resort also received international 5-star standard status for quality and luxury in the International Hotel Awards 2017 and at the same time, awarded as Best Large Hotel Indonesia year 2017-2018. This global competition has headquarters in London and aims to identify outstanding hotels in various regions around the world.

Kawasan Wisata Nusa Dua, Lot S3, Bali | Ph: +62361 774 488 www.inayahotels.com

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Kawasan Pariwisata Nusa Dua, BTDC Lot N-3, Bali | Ph: +62 361 771906 www.westinnusaduabali.com

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Hot Deals

Duck Confit Is Back at MÉTIS Bali The Duck Confit is back at the dinner table at with a new presentation at MÉTIS, created with the finest selections of local and imported ingredients. Come by for a taste of the most flavoursome and tender dish at Bali’s award winning MÉTIS Restaurant, Lounge & Gallery. Famous for its exquisite French cuisine, fine selection of wines and a gallery with the most impressive collection of contemporary and antique art, dining at MÉTIS is always a pleasure, a treat for the senses with a unique ambience that combines the beauty of art and nature, artistry of fine food and drink, and pleasure of jovial company. Open every day for lunch and dinner, the 350-seat MÉTIS Restaurant has been consistently bringing only the best of what Bali has to offer via its professional team of the best food expertise, while MÉTIS Lounge, adjoined to MÉTIS Restaurant, is a pulsating, quirky but sophisticated oasis for all soirées taking place in Bali.

Jl. Petitenget No.6, Seminyak Bali | Ph: +62 361 4737 888 www.metisbali.com

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Afternoon Tea at Visesa Ubud

Lunch Surprise at Moringa Bali

Enjoy the delightful sensation of a freshly brewed tea or coffee, scrumptious cakes and pastries during Afternoon Tea at Desa Visesa Ubud. Located in a scenic area said to have a unique holistic energy, Visesa Ubud is a sanctuary exuding stillness and balance, a sacred place where traditional Balinese ceremonies and daily life are still very much celebrated. For only IDR 150K nett/person, the Afternoon Tea is available from 3 to 5 pm for a minimum of 2 persons. Located among verdant rice fields that reach the doorsteps of the villas, Visesa Ubud boasts 106 villas and suites and exudes the many charms and healing ambient of Ubud from its generous 6.5-hectare site. Only 2.2 kilometers from Ubud’s city center and a further 100-meter higher at 300-meters above sea level, the Resort seeks to retain Ubud’s reputation as a place to reboot the mind, spirit and body for an entire new generation of Bali visitors.

Banjar Bentuyung Sakti, Jalan Suweta, Ubud Bali | Ph: +62 361 209 1788 | www.visesaubud.com

Wondering what to have for lunch? Want something healthy and fresh but not too pricey? Then head on down to Moringa Eat and Greet on Jl. Dewi Sri for a slew of exciting options featuring elevated Asian street food from Indonesia and South East Asia as well as selected Western dishes.

This month, Moringa is offering a Lunch Surprise; purchase a Main Course and then enjoy a delicious, healthy iced-tea for FREE when you exchange your Telkomsel Points at Moringa Bali. At Moringa, the focus is on fresh, healthy and local ingredients turned into homemade Asian fusion street food in a relaxed and casual setting. So come by and indulge in healthy and fresh Western-Asian dishes; the restaurant’s signature modern dishes as interpreted by Chef Muhammad Yusuf as a relaxed, casual and comfort dining or relax in its casual-classy ambience with freshly made iced tea or brewed coffee, juice and infused water.

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Jl Dewi Sri no. 9A, Kuta Bali Ph: +62 819 9900 9222 moringabali.com

*Details were correct at press time, however we advise you to confirm

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New Frappe and Bubble Tea at The ANVAYA When the heat gets high, come by to the newly opened and luxurious The ANVAYA Beach Resort Bali for a delicious cold glass of Frappe Ice Blend or Bubble Tea to accompany your glorious afternoon. These newly introduced items are priced at only IDR 35,000++ per glass, giving you an amazing deal that is out of this world!

Choose from a myriad of flavours like the Matcha Green Tea, Capuccino, Avocado, Tiramisu, Chocolate Mint and more for Frappe Ice Blend or Lychee, Peach, Mango and more for Bubble Tea. Order a few to satisfy your cravings and if you’re hungry, choose some dishes from The Sands Restaurant’s mouthwatering tapas menu. A cool glass of tall and delicious in your hand combined with the most magnificent view of sunset over Kuta Beach and the luxurious beach resort ambience at The ANVAYA, you’ve got yourself a valuable deal that just can’t be beat!

Jl. Kartika Plaza, Kuta Bali | Ph: +62 361 759 991 info@theanvayabali.com | www.theanvayabali.com

Special Wine Offer at Yonne Café and Bar

New Kids Set Meal at Sushi Tei Bali

If you’re in Ubud, do pay a little visit to the Yonne Café and Bar at Sens Hotel & Spa + Conference Ubud Town Centre. The restaurant is having a cool promotion of Buy 2 Get 3 of Hatten Aga Wine for only IDR 95,000 nett per glass. Yonne Café and Bar also serves up international favourites and the best of Balinese and Asian cuisine prepared in a vibrant show kitchen. With its elegant curves and effortless sense of space, Yonne Café and Bar offers a welcoming and chic, yet comfortable ambience with a view of the pool. Perfect for those who want to immerse themselves in Ubud’s history and tradition but still wanting the comforts of modern day amenities, SenS Hotel & Spa is located in the centre of Peliatan Village close to many of the most popular attractions including Peliatan and Ubud Palaces, rice fields of Tegalalang and the iconic Monkey Forest.

Sushi Tei has always been an ideal restaurant for families, and now the little ones can also have a hearty good time while dining here with the restaurant’s new Kids Menu. Not all children like the same thing and some can be quite fussy eaters – but not with the new Okosama Set Menus!

The Okosama Koala is a lovely set meal that would grab the attention of any child with rice prepared to look like a friendly koala. It also comes with Takoyaki Kanima with mayonnaise, Tamagoyaki, Chicken Karage and vegetable salads. The rice on the Okosama Hitsuji meanwhile, has been prepared to look like a fluffy little lamb, great to capture any child’s imagination!

It comes with Kani Corn Gunkan, Ebikko Gunkan, Tamagoyaki, Inari Sushi, Chicken Karage and Ebi Tempura with vegetable salad. Priced at priced at only IDR 50,000 per set before tax and service charge, the kids will enjoy one complimentary ice cream per set.

Jl. Suka Banjar Tebesaya, Peliatan Ubud Bali Ph: +62 361 849 3328 www.senshotelsresorts.com

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Jl. Sunset Road 99, Kuta Bali Ph: +62 361 8496495/6 www.sushitei.co.id *Details were correct at press time, however we advise you to confirm

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What’s New

Breakfast With Lions at Bali Safari and Marine Park Bali Safari and Marine Park is delighted to introduce a new package for visitors looking for even more excitement and value for money on their thrilling day out at the award-winning park. The new “Breakfast with Lion” package at Tsavo Lion Restaurant gives you a truly unique dining experience; this African-themed restaurant is not only inspired by the home of a traditional Kenyan tribesman, it also provides you the opportunity to dine safely in the company of a pride of African lions! Helmed by Executive Chef Susi Mahadi, you can expect nothing short of a remarkable feast before your exciting day with some of the world’s rare and beautiful wild animals at the Animal Encounter, Animal Show, Tiger Show, Elephant Show, a one-time Safari Journey and an exciting elephant ride for 30 amazing minutes!

Jl. Bypass Prof. Dr. Ida Bagus Mantra Km. 19,8, Serongga, Kec. Gianyar, Bali | Ph: +62 361 950000 | www.balisafariandmarinepark.com

Ayodya Bali Appoints Executive Sous Chef and Junior Sous Chef

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The Ayodya Resort Bali has announced two key appointments to its culinary team in support its 7 restaurants and bars at the 537-room property within the Indonesian Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) at Nusa Dua. Balinese Ni Luh Sutini is the new Executive Sous Chef at Ayodya Resort Bali and Davin Indrawan is the new Junior Sous Chef. After completing her professional kitchen training in 1995, Sutini has worked in a number of leading hotels, villas and restaurants in both Bali and Lombok and energetic Davin Indrawan is a graduate of a threeyear diploma program in hospitality management and culinary arts from the Swiss College of Hospitality Management Lenk (SHML). Located on 11.5 hectares of landscaped gardens surrounded by beautiful lagoon pools, Ayodya Resort Bali was designed as a Balinese water palace, with 537-room resort built to resemble the residence of King Rama and Queen Shinta from the fabled Ramayana epic.

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KORI Restaurant’s New Snap Lunch Menu Dining at KORI Restaurant, Bar & Catering is a uniquely charming experience. This beautiful garden restaurant retains its old-world charm, bringing guests back to the captivating Bali of yesteryear as they indulge on exquisite Asian and International cuisine. Here, you’ll be sure to find a haven of tastes within a tranquil environment in this home-turned-restaurant, with settings that call for the senses to relax and unwind. Now you can come by for lunch and enjoy its new All-Day Snap Lunch Set Menu from 12.00noon to 5pm daily. For a special price of IDR 130,000 per person, you can choose a Starter and Main Course or a Main Course and Dessert such as the Fresh Yellow Fin Tuna Sashimi, Chicken Fillet Cordon Bleu and the Sticky Toffee Date Pudding among others. Your meal will come with complimentary coffee or tea. For more information, please email info@korirestaurant.co.id.

Jl. Legian Poppies Lane II Kuta Bali Ph: +62 361 758 605 www.korirestaurant.co.id

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New Menu at Cocoon Beach Club Expect nothing less than excellent food with great value and exceptional service when you dine at Cocoon Beach Club. Its newly expanded menu serves delicious and mouthwatering selections rain or shine and dining here would surpass any expectations, whether local food, international favourites or healthy selections.

There are new items for every section in the menu; Entree, Mains, Locals, Pastas/ Risottos/Salads, Sides and Desserts like the Nori Prawn Tempura to start with or maybe the Angus Beef Carpaccio in Gorgonzola Dressing. We highly recommend the Super Foods Salad; it may sound extremely healthy but this dish is nothing but delightful. The Thai Beef Salad is great a little taste of Thailand featuring thinly sliced grilled beef in Thai dressing, or the Watermelon, Feta, Mint Salad, perfect for a hot day in the tropics as well as a brand new Local Food selection for you to explore.

Jl. Double Six No.66 Blue Ocean Boulevard Seminyak | Ph: +62 361 731 266 www.cocoon-beach.com

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Atlas Pearls Introduces New Bridal Collection

Weekly Farmers’ Market

by Spice by Chris Salans

Atlas Pearls proudly introduces its new Bridal Collection, especially for brides-to-be and grooms everywhere.

There are bridal headwear made up of authentic South Sea Pearls and Swarovski crystals, as well as a selection of engagement rings for him and her. Do visit the Atlas Pearls showroom in Seminyak to view and try this beautiful collection yourself and the Tea Room at Atlas Pearls is where guests discover the world of South Sea Pearls, understand pearl culture and explore the pearls shapes, colours and shine. With every purchase of an illustrious pearl, you would also be indirectly supporting 900 local people and over 3000 local families who are working on Atlas Pearl’s five pearl farms located throughout the Indonesian archipelago and the Raja Ampat region (West Papua).

Wondering how to spend your Saturdays?

Why not go to the Farmers’ Market for a browse and look? A Farmers’ Market is usually where you can find the freshest and organic local produce including fruits, vegetables and spices that are filled with nutrients, real flavours and are freshly picked from the farm. It is also a great way to support the local farming community.

As a leading and internationally acclaimed brand known the world over for its innovative drinks and cuisine based on the surprising flavours and healing properties of Indonesia’s aromatic roots, herbs, and spices, Spice by Chris Salans is proud to be hosting the Organic Farmers’ Market that takes place in Sanur every Saturday in front of Cafe Batujimbar from 10am until stocks are finished.

Jl. Raya Seminyak No.73, Seminyak Bali Ph: +62 361 732769 www.atlaspearls.com.au

Jl. Danau Tamblingan No.140, Sanur Bali Ph: +62 361 449 0411 www.spicebali.com

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Ultimate Dining Experience at Shima Teppanyaki & Shabu-Shabu Think teppanyaki or shabu shabu and think Shima Teppanyaki & Shabu Shabu. Shima strives to provide guests with the ultimate Teppanyaki and Shabu Shabu dining; the brand places great emphasis on quality and service and is proud to be the only independent and authentic standalone restaurant of its type in Bali. Choose from Teppanyaki or Shabu Shabu, with two daily seating for Teppanyaki at 18:00 and 20:00. For those in the mood for Shabu Shabu, Shima features a comfortable seating area to enjoy the traditional hot pot style cuisine with delicious signature broths alongside fresh ingredients for guests to cook to their own liking and four Teppanyaki tables, ideal for big groups and also for smaller parties that can still enjoy their privacy. A children’s menu is also available.

Come by from 6.00pm to 10.30pm daily for fun and authentic Japanese cuisine at Shima Teppanyaki & Shabu Shabu today!

Jl. Petitenget No.5E Kerobokan Bali | Ph: +62 361 738 582 www.shimateppanyaki.com

Salted Egg Lava Croissant Now At Baking Empire

Theme Nights at The ANVAYA Resort Bali

Have you ever try a Salted Egg Lava Croissant before? It is delightfully crunchy and quite salty. Once you have tasted a Salted Egg Lava Croissant, you’ll be sure to crave for more. Head on down to Baking Empire in Denpasar (next to Bebek Binjay Restaurant on Teuku Umar) and try it yourself. While you’re there, have a look at all the other mouthwatering selections available. There are a great many option and variants of natural and healthy yet delicious cakes, biscuits, bread and more including the mouthwatering Volcanic Cheesecake and Cotton Cheesecake.

All of the delicious selections at Baking Empire were made using homemade fruit yeast, real butter, real cheese, real milk, real chocolates and real fruits and plants, without flavouring, shortening, transfat or colouring. Now you can also get your fix by ordering via GO-Jek!

The ANVAYA Beach Resort Bali introduces Theme Nights, featuring themed entertainment at Sands Restaurant and Kunyit Restaurant with a new theme for every different day. Come by for Babylon Night at Sands every Tuesday and whet your appetite along with playful acoustic music from 6 p.m. until 9.30 p.m. On Fridays, guests can let loose at Friday Sundowner with sumptuous BBQ set at Sands Deck and live acoustic music from 6 p.m. And for those who are big fans of Jazz, dine at Sands every Saturday evening on Mediterranean and Californian inspired cuisine as lively beats of playful jazz music accompany your meal. Join in Kunyit’s Cultural Night every Wednesday featuring local traditional and fire dances.

On Saturday, make time for the marvelous Barong and Legong Dance from 7 p.m. onwards.

Jl. Teuku Umar Barat No.8, Denpasar Bali | Ph: +62 811-3922- 345 www.facebook.com/Glorybakingempire

For further information and reservation, kindly contact us through email to sands@theanvayabali.com or call us at +62361 759991. www.theanvayabali.com

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about bali

Photo Courtesy of Bali Plus In Your Hand

Beautiful Island With a reputation as one of the most beautiful and diverse tourist spots in Asia, Bali annually attracts almost 7,000,000 visitors yearly from around the world.

Geographically, situated between the islands of Java and Lombok, Bali is small, stretching approximately 140 km from east to west, and 80 km from north to south. The tallest of a string of volcanic mountains that run from the east to the west is Gunung Agung, which last erupted in 1963. Located just 8º south of the Equator, Bali boasts a tropical climate with just two seasons (wet and dry) a year with an average temperature of around 28ºC. The wide and gently sloping southern regions play host to Bali’s famed rice terraces, which are among some of the most spectacular in the world. In the hilly, northern coastal regions, the main produce is coffee, copra, spices, vegetables, cattle and rice.

The Balinese have strong spiritual roots and despite the large influx of tourists over the years, their culture is still very much alive. The main religion is Agama Hindu Dharma, which, although originally from India, is comprised of a unique blend of Hindu, Buddhist, Javanese and ancient indigenous beliefs; It is very different from the Hinduism practiced in India today. Naturally creative, the Balinese have traditionally used their talents for religious purposes and most of the beautiful work to be seen here has been inspired by stories from the Ramayana and other Hindu epics.

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The majority of Bali’s 4,000,000 people live, for the most part, in tight village communities with large extended families. The largest cities are Denpasar (the capital) and Singaraja in the north. The main tourist area stretches from Kuta to Seminyak. Kuta became a major attraction during the tourist boom of the 70’s because of its famous white-sand beaches, the surf, and stunning sunsets.

Today, the stretch from Kuta to Seminyak is a major tourist destination, with hundreds of hotels, bars, restaurants and shops. Those in search of a little peace and quiet tend to head for the more serene resorts of Sanur and Candi Dasa on the east coast, or Lovina in the north. Nusa Dua, on the southern-most peninsula of the island, houses many five-star hotels. The central village of Ubud, in the hilly region of Gianyar, has also blossomed as a tourist attraction and is now considered to be the artistic and cultural centre of Bali.

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culture

Beautiful Culture By the Bronze era, around 300 B.C., a fairly evolved culture already existed on Bali. The complex system of irrigation and rice production, still in use today, was established around this time.

Photo Courtesy of Doddy Obenk

It appears that the main religion around 500 A.D. was predominantly Buddhist in influence. In 670 A.D., a Chinese scholar (Yi-Tsing), on a trip to India, reported that he had visited a Buddhist country called Bali. It wasn’t until the 11th century that Bali received the first strong influx of Hindu and Javanese cultures. With the death of his father around AD 1011, the Balinese Prince, Airlanggha, moved to East Java and set about uniting it under one principality. Having succeeded, he then appointed his brother, Anak Wungsu, as ruler of Bali. During the ensuing period there was a reciprocation of political and artistic ideas. The old Javanese language, Kawi, became the language used by the aristocracy, one of the many Javanese traits and customs adopted by the people.

With the death of Airlanggha, in the middle of the 11th century, Bali enjoyed a period of autonomy. However, this proved to be short-lived, as in 1284 the East Javanese King Kertanegara, conquered Bali and ruled over it from Java.

In 1292, Kertanegara was murdered and Bali took the opportunity to liberate itself once again. However, in 1343, Bali was brought back under Javanese control by its defeat at the hands of Gajah Mada, a general in the last of the great Hindu-Javanese empires, the Majapahit. With the spread of Islam throughout Sumatra and Java during the 16th century, the Majapahit empire began to collapse and a large exodus of aristocracy, priests, artists and artisans to Bali ensued. For a while Bali flourished and the following centuries were considered the Golden Age of Bali’s cultural history. The principality of Gelgel, near Klungkung, became a major centre for the arts, and Bali became the major power of the region, taking control of neighbouring Lombok and parts of East Java.

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The European Influence

The first Dutch seamen set foot on Bali in 1597, yet it wasn’t until the 1800’s that the Dutch showed an interest in colonising the island. In 1846, having had large areas of Indonesia under their control since the 1700’s, the Dutch government sent troops into northern Bali. In 1894, Dutch forces sided with the Sasak people of Lombok to defeat their Balinese rulers. By 1911, all the Balinese principalities had either been defeated in battle, or had capitulated, leaving the whole island under Dutch control. During World War II, the Dutch were expelled by the Japanese, who had occupied Indonesia from 1942 to 1945.

After the Japanese defeat, the Dutch tried to regain control over their former colonies, but on August 17, 1945, Indonesia was declared independent by its first President, Sukarno. After four years of fighting and strong criticism from the international community, the Dutch government finally ceded and, in 1949, Indonesia was recognized as an independent country.

The People

Life in Bali is very communal with the organisation of villages, farming and even the creative arts being decided by the community. The local government is responsible for schools, clinics, hospitals and roads, but all other aspects of life are placed in the hands of two traditional committees, whose roots in Balinese culture stretch back centuries. The first, Subak, concerns the production of rice and organises the complex irrigation system.

Everyone who owns a sawah, or padi field, must join their local Subak, which ensures that every member gets his fair share of irrigation water. The other community organisation is the Banjar, responsible for arranging all village festivals, marriage ceremonies and cremations. Most villages have at least one Banjar and all men have to join when they marry. Banjars, on average, give membership to 50 up to 100 families and all Banjars have their own meeting place called the Bale Banjar. As well as being used for regular meetings, the Bale (pavilion) is where the local gamelan orchestras and drama groups practice.

Religion

Balinese people are Hindu, yet their religion is very different from the Indian variety. The Balinese worship the Hindu trinity Brahma, Shiva and Vishnu, who are seen as manifestations of the Supreme God Sanghyang Widhi.

Other Indian gods like Ganesha (the elephant-headed god) also appear, but more commonly. Shrines associated with the many gods and spirits, uniquely Balinese, are found all over the island. Balinese people strongly believe in magic and the power of spirits, basing much of their religion on this. They believe good spirits dwell in the mountains and that the seven seas are home to demons and ogres. Most villages have at least three main temples, namely: (1) the Pura Puseh, or ‘temple of origin’, facing the mountains; (2) the Pura Desa, or village temple normally found in the centre; and (3) the Pura Dalem, aligned with the sea and dedicated to the spirits of the dead. Aside from these ‘village temples’, almost every house has its own shrine. Some temples, for example Pura Besakih on the slopes of Mount Agung, are considerably more important and people from all over Bali travel there to worship.

Offerings play a significant role in Balinese life as they appease the spirits and thus bring prosperity and good health to the family. Every day small offering trays (canang sari), containing symbolic food, flowers, cigarettes and money, are respectfully put on shrines, in temples, in front of houses and shops, and at dangerous crossroads.

Festivals are another great occasion for soothing the gods. The women carry huge, beautifully arranged pyramids of food, fruit and flowers on their heads while the men might conduct a blood sacrifice through a cockfight. The gods are invited to descend and join the festivities with music and traditional dances to go with it. This kind of event is extremely exciting, memorable and well worth attending.

Please refer to the back page (‘A Word of Advice’) for Rules.

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art & artist

Beautiful arts

With the arrival of European artists in the beginning of the 20th century, this soon began to change. Local artists started to develop their own individual styles.

PAINTING

Until the start of the 20th century, the dominant form of painting was the portrayal of Hindu epics by painters and illustrators called ‘Sangging’.

Aside from making large representational paintings, the ‘Sangging’ were expected to decorate everything from gourds, wooden altars, bamboo vessels, headboards for princely bed chambers and, in particular, they were expected to illustrate astrological wall hangings on bark paper or cloth. It wasn’t until the early 1900s that western influences reached Bali. The use of Asian symbols in the works of, among others, Paul Gauguin, Toulouse Lautrec and Camille Pissaro, created a new trend for Asian-influenced art and for European painters to move to Bali. Ubud’s fame regarding art can be traced to the arrival of the German painter Walter Spies and the Dutch Rudolf Bonnet. There is a much wider range of artistic styles today.

Ubud Style

Influenced by the western use of perspective and everyday-life subject matter, the Ubud style is one of the most ‘expressionistic’ of all Bali’s schools. Despite this, Ubud’s art still retains many traditional features, including attention to detail and stylized characters.

Batuan Style

Strongly wayang based (puppet). This style involves hundreds of intricately painted representations of Balinese life, filling every available nook and cranny of the canvas.

Keliki Style

Keliki paintings measure 20cm by 15cm. They contain scenes of mythical and Ramayanic characters engaged in battle, good versus evil, on sinister backgrounds.

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Pengosekan Style

From this village, on the outskirts of Ubud, a new style sprang up during the 1960s. It concentrated on just a few natural components, such as birds, insects, butterflies and plants.

STONE CARVING

Stone carvings were mainly used to decorate temples and palaces. There is little difference between the iconography decorating temples and that of private buildings. Gateways represent the dividing line between the inner and outer worlds and as such are the recipients of some of the most fantastic carvings. Bali’s modern-day centre of stone carving is the village of Batubulan, situated halfway between the towns of Denpasar and Ubud.

TEXTILES

One of the most striking things about Bali is the rich variety of cloths and materials that are to be seen in thousands of shops throughout the island.

However, only a small proportion of these are indigenous to Bali. The myriad of batik clothes and sarongs available everywhere, are mainly imported from Java. Bali does have a very rich textile industry of its own. The beautiful Songket fabrics, worn by performers of traditional dances, are a good example. In Songket gold and silver threads are woven into the cloth to create complex motifs of birds, butterflies and flowers.

Endek, or weft ikat, is another common method used in Bali. In weft ikat weaving, the weft threads are dyed to create the design and are then woven with plain warp threads.

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The least common form of weaving to be seen in Bali is the Geringsing, or double-ikat, and it is perhaps the most sought after. In Geringsing both the warp and weft threads are dyed to their final designs before being woven together. With the exception of certain areas in India and Japan, this weaving technique can only be found in the small Bali Aga village of Tenganan, East Bali.

WOOD CARVINGS

Wood and stone carvings have traditionally been featured largely in temple and palace architecture. Immaculately carved demons and mythical beings decorate pillars, door panels, lintels and window shutters with the object of protecting the buildings from evil intruders. Scenes of legendary figures placed within a floral décor, set a more pleasant and educational tone. With the arrival of European influences, wood carving started to develop a long more innovative and commercial lines. Today, whole villages specialise in producing certain styles of work. The village of Mas, near Ubud, is the best known for its carvings of female figures, Buddhas, characters from Hindu epics, the traditional topeng (mask) and Wayang Wong masks.

DANCE & DRAMA

Dance and drama have played a historically important role in Balinese society.

Through this medium, people learned about the tales of the Ramayana, Mahabarata and of other epic stories from Balinese history. The following are brief descriptions of some of the more well-known dance-dramas that can be seen at regular performances throughout Bali.

Baris - This is a warrior’s dance. It is usually performed by men, either solo

or in a group of five or more.

Barong & Rangda - This is a story about the struggle between good and evil.

Good is personified by the Barong Keket, a strange but fun-loving creature in the shape of a shaggy semi-lion. Evil is represented by Rangda, a witch.

Kecak - The most famous of the Balinese dances, originated from the Sanghyang dance choirs, holds its uniqueness in the entrancing ‘Kecak, kecak’ chant. The Kecak as a dance developed in the 1930s, in the village of Bona, where it is still performed regularly.

Legong - This dance tells a story of princess Rangkesari being held captive

by King Lakesmi. Rangkesari’s brother, prince Daha, gathers an army to rescue his sister. The Legong is a very classical and graceful dance, always performed by prepubescent girls, who can be as young as eight or nine years old.

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Wayang Kulit (Shadow Puppet) - Wayang Kulit is one of the great story-telling traditions of the Javanese and Balinese people. The wayang show usually consists of a small four-piece orchestra, which provides the musical accompaniment, around sixty ‘puppets’, carved out of flat pieces of water buffalo hide, and the dalang or puppet-master. The good characters speak in ancient ‘Kawi’, whereas the evil or coarse ones speak Balinese.

The Bali Agung Show

The Bali Agung Show at the Bali Safari and Marine Park is an inspiring cultural performance dedicated to the entertainment of both local and international audiences. This spectacular show celebrated its 1500th performance on Jan 19, 2016. With regular scheduled performances over the past five years, the colossal and spectacular Bali Agung Show is arguably the longestrunning theatrical production in Indonesia’s theatrical history. Jalan Prof. Ida Bagus Mantra Km 19.8, Gianyar Bali | Ph: +62 361 950000 | marketing@ balisafarimarinepark.com Devdan Show

Devdan’s “Treasure of the Archipelago” at the Bali Nusa Dua Theatre is a 90-minute show that takes you on a tour of the Indonesian archipelago with impressive acrobatics, effects and traditional dances. Performed 4 times a week every week.www.devdanshow.com.

Calonarang

The Calonarang dance tells the tale of a widow queen, Walunateng Dirah from Girah village who possessed the ability to conduct powerful black magic. Her powers were said to be stronger than the King Erlangga’s, causing fear among all that nobody would dare to ask for her daughter’s hand in marriage. The widow, furious, placed a curse on the entire land and people began to die without reason, which caused a state-wide war.

The King then sought the help of a Priest, Mpu Bharadah, who defeated Calonarang with his white magic.

Ramayana

The Ramayana dance tells the epic love story of Rama and Sita whose love was too strong to be torn apart. Expect exciting scenes of treachery among the royal family, lost-in-the-jungle scenes, kidnappings, brave rescue missions by Hanoman the Monkey King, and a romantic ending where Rama is forever reunited with his love, Sita.

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Museum & Galleries

Genta Gallery Jl Lodtunduh No.1 Ubud T. +62361 978272 Open daily: 9am - 5pm

Ganesha Gallery Four Seasons Jimbaran T. +62361 701010 Open daily*: 9am -6pm

Seniwati Gallery Jl.Sriwidari No.2B Ubud T. +62361 975485 Open daily: 10am - 5pm

Jenggala Keramik Jl. Uluwatu No.2, Jimbaran TT. +62361 703311 Open daily*: 8am - 6pm

Sika Gallery Jl. Raya Campuhan, Ubud T. +62361 975084 Open daily: 9am - 5pm

Seminyak

Tonyraka Gallery Jl. Raya Mas No.86 Ubud T. +623617916606 Open daily: 9am - 5pm

Jimbaran

Biasa Gallery Jl. Seminyak No.34, Seminyak T. +62361 8475766 Open Mon – Sat*: 10am - 9pm Kendra Gallery Jl Drupadi No.88B, Seminyak T. +62361 736628 Open daily*: 10am - 6pm MÉTIS Gallery & Boutiques Jl. Petitenget no.6, Kerobokan Kelod, Kuta, Bali 80361 +62 361 4737 888 Open Mon-Sat: 11am - 11pm, Sun: 6pm-11pm Ubud

Hansen Art Gallery Jl. Raya Sanggingan Ubud T. +62361 970072 Open daily: 9am - 6pm Neka Museum Jl. Raya Campuhan, Ubud T. +62361 975074 Open daily*: 8am - 5pm Puri Lukisan Museum Jl. Raya Ubud T. +62361 975136 Open daily*: 8am - 4pm Gaya Fusion Jl. Raya Sayan Ubud T. +62361 979253 Open daily: 9.30am - 11pm Arma Museum Jl. Raya Pangosekan Ubud T. +62361 974228 Open daily: 9am - 6pm Blanco Museum Jl. Raya Campuan Ubud T. +62361 975502 Open daily: 9am - 5pm Rudana Museum Jl. Cok Rai Pudak No.44 Peliatan T. +62361 975779 Open daily: 9am - 5pm

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Denpasar

Danes Art Veranda Jl. Hayam Wuruk 159 Denpasar T. +62361 242659 Open daily: 10am -6pm Bali Museum Jl. Let. Kol. Wisnu, Denpasar T. +62361 235059 Open Tue – Sun: 8am - 3pm Bali Art Center Jl. Nusa Indah No.1 Denpasar T. +62361 227176 Open daily: 8am - 3pm Bali Bintang Gallery Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai 19 Pesanggaran T. +62361 724368 Open daily: 9am - 6pm Museum Lukisan Sidik Jari Jl. Hayam Wuruk 175, Tanjung Bungkak, Denpasar T. +62361 235115 Open daily: 9am - 4pm Klungkung

Museum Seni Lukis Klasik Bali Banjar Angkan Klungkung Bali T. +62361 0366—22255 Open daily: 9am - 5pm Nusa Dua

Pasifika Museum Kawasan Pariwisata, BTDC Blok P T. +62361 774935 F. +62361 774559 Open daily: 10am - 5pm Sanur

Le Mayeur Museum Jl. Hang Tuah, Sanur T. +62361 286201 Open Sat-Thu: 8am - 4pm Fridays: 8am - 1.30pm

schedule of events

Dance & Drama

Barong & Rangda Dance

Calonarang Dance

• Batubulan

Everyday

9.30am

• Puri Saren, Ubud

Fridays

7.00pm

• Catur Eka Budi, Kesiman, Dps

Everyday

9.30am

• Mawang, Ubud

Thurs; Sat

7.00pm

1st & 15th

7.00pm

• Banjar Kalah • Peliatan • Pura Desa Batuan, Batuan

of each month

Warrior Dance

• Bali Safari & Marine Park

Mon, Tue, Thurs

1.00pm

Kecak Dance

• Padang Tegal, Ubud

Sun; Wed

7.00pm

• Puri Luhur, Uluwatu

Everyday

6.00pm

• Banjar Junjungan, Ubud

Mondays

7.00pm

• ARMA Open Stage, Ubud

New & Full Moons

7.00pm

• Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa, Budaya Cultural Theatre

Wednesdays

8.00pm

• Puri Saren, Ubud

Mon ; Sat

7.30pm

• Peliatan Village

Fridays

7.30pm

• Pura Dalem, Ubud

Saturdays

7.30pm

• ARMA Open Stage, Ubud

Sundays

7.30pm

Mahabrata Dance

• Teges Village, Ubud

Thursdays

7.30pm

Ramayana Ballet

• Budaya Cultural Theatre (Nusa Dua Beach Hotel)

Mondays

7.00pm

Sanghyang Jaran Dance

• Bona Village

Sun; Mon; Fri

7.00pm

• Batubulan

Everyday

6.30pm

Topeng Dance

• ARMA Open Stage, Ubud

Wednesdays

7.00pm

Wayang Kulit

• Oka Kartini’s, Ubud

Sun; Wed

8.00pm

• Kertha Accommodation, Jl. Monkey Forest, Ubud

Tue; Sat

8.00pm

Bali Agung Show

• Bali Safari Marine Park

Everyday, except Mon

2.30pm

Cultural Wonders Of The Royal Pejeng Performance

• Puri Agung Soma Negara Pejeng

Every Full Moon

8.00pm

Gambuh Dance

Legong Dance

*BaliPlus cannot be held responsible for any changes or cancellations that may occur.

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Water Sports Below are a few suggestions of exciting land-based and aquatic activities. If you know what you like - go for it!

Canyon Tubing Canyon Tubing Adventure is calling out explorers to experience this island in a unique way by discovering a hidden canyon in the heart of Bali by means of floating down a crystal clear stream in your own tube. Have a thing for the flying fox? The obstacles of this particular flying fox construction will wow your eyes over Bali’s unspoiled nature.

Cruises The 13,677 islands of the Indonesian archipelago stretching over an area 5,200 km into the pacific ocean present a plethora of choices for “boaties” to explore. Bali has three main ports - Benoa in the south, Padangbai in the east and Gilimanuk in the north. Several major shipping lines make Padangbai and Benoa ports of call on around the world cruises. If you would like to explore the islands near Bali you have wide range of choices for boating expeditions from a day cruises to longer overnight trip on yachts or luxury cruisers. Here’s the selective list of some sea cruise companies on the island. To Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Penida - 1 Day Nusa Lembongan is an island of 12km2, situated 28 km east of Benoa. It’s one of Bali’s most popular destinations for wonderful day trips; its marvellous coral reefs make it an excellent spot for diving, snorkelling and surfing. Nusa Penida is a larger island off the southeast coast of Bali with a dry climate and a population of 45,000 people. This island is also is a great spot for diving and snorkelling but beware of strong currents. Be safe and never dive alone! Several cruise companies offer day tours to Nusa Lembongan or Nusa Penida islands. Alternatively there is a local boat from Sanur Beach that leaves daily for both islands.

Bali Hai Cruises Indonesia’s leading Marine Tourism Company, Bali Hai Cruises, operates exciting Day and Evening Cruises from a private reception facility at Benoa Harbour, Bali. Aboard a fleet of the most luxurious, modern vessels in Bali, our experienced, professional and friendly crew ensures the very best blend of Indonesian and Western hospitality to Lembongan Island daily. Benoa Harbor T. +62361 720 331 The Bounty Cruises Cruise in comfort aboard Bali Bounty Cruises 400 passenger catamaran.

With a cruising speed of up to 30 knots, you may sit back, relax and enjoy full staff service while reading the daily newspaper or viewing the onboard video entertainment. They sail from Bali every day. Benoa Harbour T. +62361 726 666

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Quicksilver Cruises Venture into paradise each day with Quicksilver Cruises to the picturesque island of Nusa Penida, where it ties up alongside a floating pontoon for the day. Head Office : Jl. Kerta Dalem Raya no.96 Bali 80224 T. +62361 721 521 Blue Marlin Bali YacHT Take a trip on the open water and escape the stress of life with Blue Marlin Bali yachts as you discover exotic spots and delve deep into the natural beauty of Bali. Offering private charters for day trips, Blue Marlin Bali is perfect for groups of up to 18 guests maximum. Couples can also enjoy a private romantic getaway in the yacht’s cosy double cabin or twin cabin.

Choose from a half-day cruise, full-day cruise to Lembongan Island, fullday cruise to Gili Islands and Sundowner Cruises with fun activities like snorkeling and diving. To book your next private charter, please visit www.blue-marlin-bali.com.

Tropical Yacht Charters Explore the beauty of Bali with Tropical Yacht Charters’ wide range of yachts, sailboats and fast boats available for private charter. Choose Jenna, a fast cruiser boat ideal for the Indonesian waters, perfect for groups of up to 20 passengers, or the Forever Rizzardi Top Line 50, an imported Italian Luxury Yacht for your dream trip around the islands of Bali and Lombok, ideal for groups of up to 8 guests. Each excursion is tailored to your expectations: whether relaxing in the turquoise waters of a secluded anchorage or an action-packed onboard adventure. Contact www.tropicalyachtcharters.com to make your booking today.

Diving & Snorkeling Everyone should know that Bali has a wonderful underwater world with abundant marine life and beautiful coral garden awaiting to be explored.

There are many diving sites in Bali that attract divers from around the globe.

Some of the diving sites, like USAT Liberty Shipwreck and Amed diving sites are suitable for beginner divers. If you’ve not yet tried these sports, we recommend that you start at Sanur or Tanjung Benoa Beach where you can hire the necessary equipment, either right on the beachfront (at a beach club) or at one of the hotel-run dive centres. Instructions are available at these diving centres. Most of the centres offer International (PADI) diving certificates but be sure to check their PADI Resort Code as well, for the insurance and medical facilities. It is advisable to look for diving centres that have a ‘five-star’ PADI Approval Rating. Please note that Bali’s only decompression chamber is at Sanglah Public Hospital in Denpasar (see ‘Hospitals’ in the ‘Essential Info’ section for more info).

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Where to Dive ?

Tulamben Bay inc. USAT Liberty Shipwreck (north east Bali) – (*P4) - Worldfamous for the 120m USAT Liberty Shipwreck, Wall/Drop-off and Coral Garden, and offering incredible shore-diving with very easy conditions, Tulamben Bay is Bali’s most popular dive location. Amazing selection of resident marine life. Suitable for all levels including Try-Diving and snorkelling.

2.5hrs by minibus from South Bali.

Tulamben Area inc Kubu Wreck – (*P5) - Only a short distance south of Tulamben Bay (by jukung, local outrigger fishing boat) are other wonderful sites such as Emerald, Alamanda, Batu Kelebit and Seraya Slopes. 10 mins by road, north of Tulamben Bay, Kubu is the location of Bali’s newest shipwreck. Suitable for all levels.

Amed (north east Bali) – (*P5) - The diving outside this sleepy fishing village combines reef and wall diving that can be accessed from shore or by jukung.

Pretty corals, good variety of fish, warm water. Suitable for all levels including Try-Diving and snorkelling. 2.5hrs by minibus from South Bali.

Blue Lagoon (Padangbai, east coast Bali) – (*N8) - The closest area to South Bali with good diving. There are companies offering diving around Sanur/ Nusa Dua but it is only for people who want to Get Wet. Blue Lagoon has a white sand bottom and is a treasure-trove of marine life. A good choice for Try-Diving and snorkelling. 1.5hrs by minibus from South Bali.

Mimpang/Tepekong (Padangbai, east coast Bali) – (*O8) - These two sites offer breathtaking diving, however are for experienced divers only due to the steep walls, cold water and (often strong) currents. Expect schooling fish, Mola-Mola (Ocean sunfish) in season, White-tip reef sharks and maybe turtles. 1.5hrs by minibus from south Bali then 10 mins by boat.

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Gili Biaha (Padangbai, east coast Bali) – (*P7) - Chiselled black walls with healthy corals, good diversity of fish, sharks and frequent pelagic visitors; good visibility. Best dived at slack high tide; can be surgy. AquaMarine is of only a few companies offering Biaha. For experienced divers only. 1.5hrs by minibus from South Bali then 30 mins by boat.

Gili Selang (Padangbai, east coast Bali) – (*P7) - Small island on Bali’s eastern point, like all exposed sites, can have ripping currents but you may see Whitetip reef sharks, Napoleon wrasse, turtles - even dolphins. For experienced divers only. 1.5hrs by minibus from South Bali, then 40 mins by boat (can be accessed from Amed).

Nusa Penida (offshore island on Bali’s east coast) – (*N10) - Nusa Penida is the largest of the three offshore islands. The water here is fairly cold (due to the ocean currents) but often startlingly clear, with gorgeous corals and prolific fish, occasional turtles, reef sharks and in August to September Mola-Mola (Ocean sunfish). Some dive experience required. Accessed by boat from Padangbai and Sanur.

Toyapakeh (Nusa Penida) – (*N9) - Nusa Penida’s most popular dive site, has good visibility and rich, impressive coral formations with big bommies.

The profusion of colourful soft corals provides hiding places for many kinds of marine life. Some dive experience required. Accessed by boat from Padangbai and Sanur.

SD, Ped, Sental (Nusa Penida) – (*N9, *O9) - Three lovely dive sites on one long reef with many soft corals and fish such as sweetlips, lionfish, moray eels, scorpionfish and reef sharks, in addition to turtles, nudibranchs and crabs. Some dive experience required. Accessed by boat from Padangbai and Sanur.

Manta Points I and II (Nusa Penida) – (*N10, *N11) - With dramatic limestone cliffs descending straight into the ocean, the surge can be strong; no currents. The Mantas are 2-4m wide and seen quite shallow. Mola-Molas, Bamboo sharks, Shark rays, tunas, Tigermackerels and dolphins may also be seen. Some dive experience required. Accessed by boat from Padangbai and Sanur.

Nusa Penida (Crystal Bay) – (*N10) - Best known for Mola-Mola in JulyNovember’s cold waters! The bay itself is quite beautiful with good numbers and variety of fish; gorgeous corals. You may see Eagle rays and the Bali Wobbegong shark – yes, it’s only found in Bali. Experienced divers only.

Accessed by boat from Padangbai and Sanur.

AquaMarine Diving - Bali’s expert diving company operates 1 Day Dive Trips and Multi-Day Bali Diving Safaris (dive/accom packages to see the best of Indonesia). They also offer PADI courses from beginning to professional level.

Ph. +62 361 4738 020. Website: www.AquaMarineDiving.com Lombok - Bali’s neighbouring island. Off its coast are the famous Gili Isles, with some of the best snorkelling and diving spots in the region. Be aware of potentially strong currents around and between these islands.

1. Han’s Reef (Off the coast of Gili Air) Off the coast of Lombok, the Gili Islands, offers some of the best diving in the region. Han’s Reef is a wonderful dive site to see turtles and a must for macro lovers. You will find beautiful coral bommies, bat fish, angelfish, box fish, frog fish, leaf scorpion fish, spotted morays, pipe fish, mantis shrimps, nudibranchs and so much more. Suitable for all levels of divers.

2. Shark Point (Off the coast of Gili Trawangan) Shark Point is one of the most popular dive sites in the Gilis. It offers an amazing reef fish life and excellent pelagic life with white tip reef sharks, humphead parrot fish, tuna, giant trevally... Turtles are almost guaranteed to be seen in the shallow parts and pygmy seahorses can also be found in the sea fans if you have got the eye for them! Suitable for all level divers.

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7SEAS Located only two hours from Bali on the beach of Gili Air, 7SEAS International is a full service PADI 5-Star dive resort. 7SEAS offers dive trips around the Gili Islands and courses for all levels of divers. Beginners and children are more than welcome to join to discover the amazing sensations of diving in the turquoise waters of the Gilis. The turtles and tropical fish are all waiting for you! Accommodation also available in charming cottages.

T. +62 (0)370 647 779 | E. contact@7seas.asia www.7seas-international.com KITE SURFING Operating from an ideal lagoon location, the Rip Curl School of Surf offers the ultimate rush with this amazing new sport. Offering IKO certified lessons at all levels. Move from classroom to lagoon to riding offshore waves in three easy lessons, using the latest Cabrinha and Airush kites, boards and equipment.

T.+62361 735858 | info@ripcurlschoolofsurf.com PARASAILING Try the beach clubs in Sanur and Tanjung Benoa for a safe yet thrilling parasailing experience over Nusa Lembongan. For your own safety, make sure the companies have insurance coverage.

RAFTING Aside from its challenging sea waves, the mountainous side of Bali located in the central area offers adventurous experience. The waves of the flowing river are perfect for rafting, suitable for a small group either for fun or team work building purpose. There are many rafting companies now on Bali, with the majority running down the sacred Ayung River in the Ubud area. It is a picturesque ride that can be quite exhilarating after heavy rains, but much more gentle during the dry season. For assistance to Rafting reservation, Bali Adventure Tours offers a great deal package.

Visit their website at www.baliadventuretours.com, or email to info@baliadventuretours.com.

SAILING You can choose from a range of different charter yachts, sailing boats, and traditional schooners with expert crew and Western tour guide for charter cruises from Bali through the Lesser Sunda Islands, to Sulawesi, and through the Moluccas.

Charter rates include all meals and soft drinks during your cruise as well as shore excursions and the services of the crew and tour guide. Air fares, any accommodation ashore, and insurance are NOT included. Please note that charter rates may vary depending on your routing and special requirements.

As a rule of thumb, calculate US$150 per person per day including everything. That’s usually less than you’d spend in a good hotel in Bali!

See here are a couple of the yachts you can charter with expert crew and tour guide for your voyage: • Sea Safari V/VI/VIII: 721 212 • The Waka Motor Yacht: 723629, 723659 Mobile: +62 (0)813 3819 4740 SURFING & BODY BOARDING In Bali there are definitely waves for everyone to surf. If you don’t have your own board, check out the Kuta or Sanur beaches for rentals. Rip Curl School of Surf on Blue Ocean Beach in Seminyak guarantees you’ll learn! If you’re not standing up on your board by the end of the day, your next lesson is free.

Bali is part of the Indonesian archipelago of 18,700 islands and lies approximately 8°C south of the equator. Bali is blessed by nature with a short, hot wet season and a longer, cooler, dry season and tourists flock here all year round. Many tourists choose to arrive in the dry season which nowadays appears to cover a longer period from April to late November.

The busiest period is during the holiday season of August, which is also the coolest month on this Island of the Gods.

Airport Lefts K10 Season - Dry Season (May-September), Swell Direction - South, ideal Size - at 4-5 ft - Airport Lefts begins to close when it gets bigger than this. Best Winds - South East Trade Winds

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Airport Rights J10 Season - Dry Season (May - September), Swell Direction - South, ideal Size - 3 - 6 ft. Best Winds - South East Trade Winds Kuta Reef J10 Season - Dry Season (May - September), Swell Direction - South, ideal Size - 4 - 5 ft is the best and also better on a middle to high tide. Best Winds South East Trade Winds Canggu J9 Works best on the mid and high tides with a swell size of 5-6ft. Surfing hazards are the rips and rocks in the surfing area. A number of locals surf this break so be prepared for a little attitude from some of them. The surf can blow out if the wind picks up and the break can get crowded at high tide as it only supports about 25 surfers.

Sanur L10 Season - Wet Season (November - April), Swell Direction - South, ideal Size - 4 - 6 ft. Best Winds - West South West Padang Galak in Sanur L10 Padang Galak is a beach break with standard right and left waves that will suit all levels of surfers. The break generally suits all tides and works best on a South West or Southerly swell of 3ft - 8ft with winds from the North West or West.

Keramas L10 - M9 Tides are best at mid and high tide with a swell from 3-5 ft up to 8ft and the wind is best from the West on a North West or Easterly swell.

SeranganK11 - L10 Season - Wet Season (November - April), Swell Direction - South, ideal Size - 4 - 6 ft. Best Winds - West South West Nusa Dua L12 Season - Wet Season (October - April), Swell Direction - South, ideal Size 4 - 8 ft. Best Winds - West North West Balangan K12 Season - Dry Season (May - October), Swell Direction - South, ideal Size - 4 - 8 ft. Best Winds - South East Trade Winds Bingin J12 Season - Dry Season (May - October), Swell Direction - South, ideal Size - 3 - 5 ft. Best Winds - South East Trade Winds Impossibles J11 Season - Dry Season (May - October), Swell Direction - South, ideal Size - 4 - 8 ft. Best Winds - South East Trade Winds Padang Padang J11 Season - Dry Season (May - October), Swell Direction - South, ideal Size - 5 - 8ft. Best Winds - South East Trade Winds Uluwatu J11 Season - Dry Season (May - October), Swell Direction - South, ideal Size - 3 - 10ft Uluwatu always seems to have waves and rarely goes flat. All conditions seem to work. Best Winds - South East Trade Winds Green Ball J11 Season - Wet Season (November - April), Swell Direction - South, ideal Size - 4 - 6ft Uluwatu always seems to have waves and rarely goes flat. All conditions seem to work. Best Winds - West North West Nyang-Nyang J11 The break has a quality right and left wave that produces a ride of 50 - 150 meters depending on conditions. A wave that should be sampled and not missed on your next surfing trip to Bali. The break tends to work on all tides and begins working with a swell of about 3ft through to 8ft plus.

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Balian I8 The break is made up of reef and rocks and has a quality right & left hand wave producing a ride of about 150 meters on a good day and is suitable for all levels of surfer. The break can work on all tides and optimum swell size is from 3ft - 8ft. The lefts are usually longer and better shaped than the right handers. When you enter the water you will be taken out by the current to the right. Do not try to master the current because you simply will not succeed.

Medewi F6 Season - Wet & Dry Seasons - Early mornings are best as the winds can blow the surf out by midday. Swell Direction - South, ideal Wave Size - 4 6ft. Best Winds - Early morning with light winds.

School surf and Surfboard rental place: www.odysseysurfschool.com STAND UP PADDLE Experience the latest aquatic fitness craze with Stand Up Paddleboard.

Great for a gentle workout or a more intensive fitness session, the Stand Up Paddleboard is a great way to work out on the water.

Rip Curl School of Surf offers lessons and equipment rentals, suitable for all ages and levels of experience. Guided tours along the Bali coast are available in conjunction with equipment rentals!

T. +62361 735858 | info@ripcurlschoolofsurf.com WATERBOM BALI Bali’s only waterslide park; set in beautiful and lush tropical gardens on Jl. Kartika Plaza in the heart of Kuta. There is over 1 km of slides for all levels of ability or bravery, excellent restaurants for park guests only and one of the best Kids Parks yet! Has been awarded as Asia’s No. 1 waterpark, Waterbom Bali features a Funtastic kids playground a Euro Bungy and a water blast game. Now breaking the boundaries in the waterpark world, Waterbom Bali continuously provides innovations on their slides for all young at heart to have a fun unforgettable day under the sun.

More info at: T. +62361 755 676 | www.waterbom-bali.com WIND SURFING A combination of surfing thrills, sailing tranquility, and puts you in touch with nature better than a good hike - no sport other than windsurfing can give you the unbeatable feeling of being out in the open, gliding effortlessly over

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beautiful, clear waters. It’s a sport where you can cross great expanses with a friend or explore unchartered waters alone. In Bali, the best spots to do this extreme sport are in Sanur and Tanjung Benoa beaches. For more info contact The Rip Curl School of Surf at: T. +62361 735858.- 4 - 8 ft. Best Winds South East Trade Winds WAKE BOARDING From beginner to expert, Rip Curl’s elite team with their custom wakeboard boat will teach you everything you need to shred with the pros. Lessons are offered on a range of boards, including traditional bindings, using loose foot straps and the ultimate ride - the wake skate, a freestyle board with grip top and no bindings at all. Board and boat rentals always available.

T. +62361 735858 info@ripcurlschoolofsurf.com SEA WALKING This is an alternative way to discover marine life in the underwater world in addition to diving and snorkeling. The difference is that sea walking is simple, easy yet friendly, and of course safe. No diving, swimming abilities and complicated equipment are needed. To do this activity, you will wear a uniquely designed helmet that will enable you to breathe normally without dive tank. Going down about 3 – 5 meters deep, you can walk at the bottom of the ocean, get face to face with colorful fishes, beautiful corals and abundant marine life. Some tour operators in Sanur and Nusa Dua will assist you enjoy the most of Sea Walking.

KAYAKING This is one of our favorite beach activities, and it is really fun. In Bali, you can easily find kayak rental on the beach with calm and soft waves like Sanur Beach, Pandawa Beach and Nusa Dua Beach. It is safe and suitable for all ages. You can jump in the kayak by yourself or double with another member, and move exploring the shallow part of the ocean. Beware not go to far from the beach! For a more adventurous kayaking, go to Ubud to try river kayaking along the Ayung River.

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Land Sports For those wishing to sweat it out on dry land, the following pages outline some of the most exciting land-based activities and sports on offer on Bali.

Photo Courtesy of New Kuta Golf

BALI SAFARI AND MARINE PARK Experience the riches of wildlife at Bali Safari & Marine Park with an exciting Safari Journey that takes you through the natural habitats of Indonesia, India and Africa. There is also cultural performance Bali Agung, which is a spectacular theatrical performance celebrating the traditions of the island’s unique Hindu heritage, and leisure facilities including Tsavo Lion Restaurant, Mara River Safari Lodge and a Water Park and Fun Zone. P: +62361 950000 www.balisafarimarinepark.com NIGHT SAFARI AT BALI SAFARI & MARINE PARK Satisfy your senses with the unforgettable experience of a night time adventure in the wilderness. A specially designed caged tram will take you on a journey through the African Savannah where you will get to see and hand feed animals at close range. This magical evening also includes a delicious all-you-can-eat BBQ at Nkuchiro Bar & Grill.

Tel. +62361 950 000 | www.balisafarimarinepark.com CLIMBING It takes about 3-6 hours to climb Mt. Agung, Bali’s highest mountain (see Bali Road Map - *N5) and it takes a day (return trip) to reach the summit of Mt. Batukaru (see Bali Road Map - *I5). Guides are a must! For a more adventurous climb, try Mt. Rinjani in Lombok (ascent and descent - 3 days).

Not advisable during the rainy season (Nov-March).

CYCLING Cycling is a fantastic way to see Bali ‘off the beaten track’. Most pedalpushers can find their own way around but there are also adventure companies offering guided excursions on bikes through mountain trails.

GOLF Golfers in Bali have the choice of 4 golf courses. On Bali’s southwest coast, close to the famous temple of Tanah Lot, is the spectacular Nirwana Bali Golf Club, which again and again has been voted Asia’s top venue.

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In Nusa Dua, you can tee off at the Bali National Golf Club. The Grand Bali Beach in Sanur offers a 9-hole course, whereas the Bali Handara Kosaido Country Club in the beautiful and cool countryside of Mt. Batur in central Bali is an 18-hole Golf Resort.The beautiful New Kuta Golf, voted as Indonesia’s leading golf resort 2010-2011.

ELEPHANT SAFARI PARK Always thought of yourself as a ‘big animal lover?’ Start your day awaking among the Sumatran elephants at Elephant Safari Park in Taro. Watch these humble big fellas from your very own lodge balcony. Ride the ‘Elephant Taxis’ to the restaurant feeling like royalty sprung from Scheherazade 1001 Arabian night tales. It’s said elephants never forget. Neither will you after mingling among those trunks. Tel. +62361 721 480. www.baliadventuretours.com OFF ROAD TOURS Get off the beaten track and discover the natural beauty of Bali with Bali Quad & Bali Buggy tours. Great fun for the whole family! The central part of Bali offer adventurous journeys awaiting to be explored. You may also try and land cruise tour with big four-wheeled jeep to marvel the wonderful rice field terraces of Jatiluwih or wildlife watching at the West Bali National Park.

TREKKING As it is easy getting lost while trekking in Bali (parts of the jungle can look identical and paths often lead to nowhere), using a guide is advisable.

Pineh Trekking This adventure tour service specializes on Mt. Batur & Mt. Agung Sunrise Trekking, guiding you to witness the sunrise from the very top. It will be once in a lifetime experience to see the wonder of sunrise from the top of Bali’s active volcanoes: Mt. Batur (1,717 m), Mt. Abang (2, 153 m) or the highest volcano in Bali, Mt. Agung (3, 142 m). The early morning trekking is invigorating, and Pineh Trekking will assist you from pick up and transfer service, breakfast, licensed trekking guide, water supply to entrance ticket to the sites. The price starts from IDR 450,000 per person. For detail of itinerary, please contact Pineh Trekking at +62 366 51 378 | mobile: +62 81 338 459 739, +62 87 861 220 932 | Email: pinehcoladabali@yahoo.co.id PAINT BALL Paintball has many different game formats - though typically a group of players will divide into two teams to play “capture the flag.” The number of players on each team can vary from one or two, five or seven or ten or even up to a 100 players. Games run from 20 to 45 minutes. www.paintballbali.com FLYING TRAPEZE High Flyers Bali trapeze school located at the Bali Dynasty Resort in Tuban, South Kuta is the only flying trapeze school open to the public. As well as offering a lot of fun, High Flyers Trapeze school with the motto “I Believe I Can Fly!” facilitates the development of participants, building greater self confidence through a challenging and fun experience, within a safe and controlled environment. High Flyers Bali is open to everyone from the age or 5 to 65, whether you are just visiting Bali or live here permanently. Trapeze is a great workout to tone and develop core strength. Available for Team building, After School Club, Saturday Trapeze Club and Birthday Parties, High Flyers is a sure way to have a memorable experience in Bali. Special discount programmes operate for longer stay visitors enabling them to develop more skills including the exhilarating “Catch” !

For more information on rates, packages and operating hours either visit www.highflyersbali.com | email info@highflyersbali.com or call +62361 752403.

FITNESS TRAINING There are many gyms available on the island, within the better hotels, resorts and even villas as well as freestanding with daily, weekly and monthly passes. Of these, Canggu Club has a great gym, Canggu and on the By Pass in Seminyak, Bali Sentosa Bodyku with Komang Arnawa or Hammer Head on Jl. Nakula Legian and on the By Pass in Seminyak – all with daily classes and trainers.

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Outdoor Activities Bali is an extremely welcoming place for kids of all ages, and the Indonesians themselves are particularly patient, tolerant and gifted in keeping kids happy.

Bagus Agro Pelaga Lying over a lush tranquil forest, this luxury farm is the new eco-tourism spot in Bali that is superbly designed to cater to adventure activities for kids like camping, cycling, trekking, rafting, and more.

Jl Raya Puncak Mangu, Desa Pelaga, Petang T. +62361 7450031 Bali Golf Academy The Sports Academies offers the best equipment and facilities for golf lovers.

Beginners and advanced pupils alike will be able to enjoy their sport in the best possible conditions. Group classes for all levels, 6 days a week, give you the chance to make real progress and master your movements. Full equipment for each age group and level of skill.

Club Med, Loz 6, Nusa Dua T. +62361 771521 Bali Bird Park Not only a unique place designed to increase the children’s awareness of their wildlife heritage, Bali Bird Park also welcomes school parties, provides children painting competitions and birthday parties.

Jl. Cok Ngurah Gambir, Singapadu T. +62361 299 352 Bali Quad Combination of sport, adventure, and sightseeing - riding the quad bikes (ATV) through stunning villages give children a great experience and socio learning of how local people live.

Jl. Wirasatya VI, NO. 9X Denpasar T. +62361 720766

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Bali Treetop Adventure Park This amusement park will teach your kids how to love their environment, build their courage, and have more fun with exciting games such as FlyingFox, Zip-lines, Tarzan Jumps, and footbridges from Tree to Tree.

Bedugul Botanical Gardens T. +62361 8520680.

PEEK A BOO A children’s playground, Peek a boo has over 1,000 sqm of indoor and outdoor play area, offering a full day of activities for your kids. Outdoor area features swing jet, jungle gym, rocking horse and trampolin; Indoor area offers play kitchens, creative corner, car rides and pool with balls. A good chioce for your toddler, Peek a boo’s playgroup will introduce them to being active since early ages. There is also a café for parents from where they can watch their children while grab some munchies.

Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai #17, Sanur Ph. +62 361 282 638 Elephant Safari Park LODGE This park provides elephant tours for children to jungles that last 15, 40 or 60 min. Kids can ride elephants, make some circus tricks, feed them, and take them to a swimming-pool.

Jalan Elephant Safari Park, Banjar Desa Taro, Tegallalang T. +62 361 8988888 Cutz4Kidz Hair Salon at the Bali Dynasty Resort Located in the lower lobby of Bali Dynasty Resort, Cutz4Kidz provides a great, fun experience in a kid-friendly environment with stylists who are specially-trained to style children’s hair. Cutz4Kidz uses child friendly hair products, gentle on the skin, hair and eyes. Treatments are designed to fulfill all kid-specific salon needs for the ages of 6 months to 12 years old, from funky haircuts and strawberry cream baths to 3D nail art. Children can also enjoy a ride in a Race Car, Motor Bike or ATV while watching their favorite cartoons!

The salon is open daily from 9am to 7pm. | P: +62361752403 www.balidynasty.com

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kids zone Waterbom Bali Built on 3.8 hectares as a tropical park and maintained to strict international safety standards for kids, the Waterbom Bali surely is another best choice for water play.

Jalan Kartika Plaza, Kuta Tel. +62361 755676 | www.waterbom-bali.com Bali Zoo Park As a tropical wildlife conservatory for 350 animals of tropical birds, mammals and reptiles, this zoo promotes effective learning of wildlife conservation for children.

Desa Singapadu, Gianyar T. +62361 249310 Kids Zone at Bali Safari & Marine Park Get up close and personal with the domestic animals and pets at the Petting zoo. Children can ride a pony and also play with goats, ducks, turtles, iguana, hamsters, white hedgehog, snake and birds. Also have a fun at the Water Park and Fun Zone area.

T. +62361950000 | www.balisafarimarinepark.com Rip Curl School of Surf With professional instructors, kids under 13 can learn how to choose a good board, read surf conditions, decide when to surf, take good position, catch small waves... and more!!

Jl. Arjuna, Kuta T. +62361 735858 Bali Canyon Tubing With crystal clear stream flows, this place brings you so close to the unspoiled nature of Bali. Drift down the exciting Siap Stream in Payangan village in your own inflatable and be amazed with so many different species of plants and animals down the canyon. Float, fly and have lots of fun!

Jl. Wirasatya VI, No.9X 80224, Denpasar | T. +62361 080305 Turtle Hatchery Reef Seen Turtle Hatchery Project was established in 1992 to protect local sea turtles and their eggs. In this place children can watch and learn how to breed turtles. Pemuteran Village, Gerokgak, Singaraja.

T. +62362 93001 / 92339 Cookery Classes Many places, especially private villas, hotels and resorts offer private cooking classes, some even with visits to local markets prior to the classes to purchase the freshest of produce. Outside of this option, Bumbu Bali over in Tanjung Benoa has everything the novice might need and for our younger friends, including a hearty lunch to sample and finish off the experience. For all information please contact T. +62361 774503 Balinese Dancing Many hotels and resorts offer this activity as part of their Kids Club’s schedule.

However, if you wish to take external classes, then head up to the Ubud hills where many classes are on offer for all ages. A beautiful introduction to this is to watch the cultural display held in the Palace in the centre of town of an early evening, in full costume. Contact Ubud Tourist Office (Bina Wisata) on Jalan Raya Ubud from 8am – 8pm.

T. +62361 971 304 for all and more information.

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Beaches There are several children friendly beaches, and even beach clubs who will cater to our little treasures with all luxurious needs close by.

Sanur This beach has a wonderful promenade that stretches for kilometres, allowing for strolls with prams or even gentle cycling, dotted with restaurants and hotels. The beaches are white sand and perfect for wading, snorkeling and supervised swimming. There are some sport centres that rent equipment as well as organize lessons, if desired.

Sundays Beach Club This trendy beach club is hidden among towering limestone cliffs overlooking 180 metres of white sand. Entry is IDR 300,000 per adult and IDR 50,000 for kids aged 3-11 and set against food & beverages. Relax on deck chairs and bean bags or enjoy water sports, beach volleyball and a tantalizing selection at the shack-style restaurant.

Jl. Pantai Selatan Gau, Banjar Wijaya Kusuma Ungasan Ph: +62 361 8482 111 www.sundaysbeachclub.com Nusa Dua This beach curves creating a lagoon feel, and is the throes of completing its promenade, allowing for strolls with prams or even gentle cycling, dotted with restaurants and hotels. This beach is perfect for wading, snorkeling and supervised swimming. When the tide is out there is hours of fun searching in the rock pools. There are some trees on the beach also offering shade as well as sunbeds for hire, and sport centres that rent equipment for activities as well as organize lessons, if desired.

Tanjung Benoa A lot of water sports are offered in this area, just next to Nusa Dua. The beach is clean and the sea calm and mostly flat due to the reef break being further out. You can water ski, parasail, snorkel, jetski, windsurf etc in this area. This is also a hotel and resort area, so there are many restaurants with a multitude of cuisines to pick from, most being kid friendly.

Pasir Putih Beach Club & Bar Housed within an open-sided bamboo edifice, Pasir Putih welcomes walk-in visitors as well as guests of the tented Menjangan Dynasty Resort at Banyuwedang Bay in Northwest Bali. Enjoy all-day dining, beachside swimming or have fun kayaking, canoeing and paddle boarding in the calm turquoise sea.

Desa Pejarakan, Gerokgak, Kabupaten Buleleng, Bali | Ph: +62 361 753300 | info@ menjangandynasty.com | www.menjangandynasty.com Café La Pasion On the road to Balangan beach, this relaxing Latin-American style café features positive vibes, a non-pretentious atmosphere, delicious food & cakes and the best coffee you’ll ever have in Bali. Come by and hang out, meet with friends, do some work or just grab-and-go, this cafe is a definite must-try if you’re in the neighbourhood.

Jl. Pantai Balangan, Jimbaran, Kuta Sel. Bali | Ph: 0812-38-10-9228 / 0812-468221-88 | lapasionbali.com Medical Needs On a more serious note, BIMC Hospital centrally located between all the tourist areas, can provide cares the whole family, and especially little ones, for all possible medical attention. This is a western style hospital with a multilingual body of staff and supports insurance and/or emergency assistance companies with ease. If possible do make an appointment or if not, ambulances are an option.

T. +62361 761263 open 24 hours.

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Shopping Paradise For those who don’t want to wander too far from the beach, Kuta, Legian, & Seminyak have more than enough to ease any shopaholic’s withdrawal symptoms.

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KUTA / lEGIAN / SEMINYAK see Kuta fold-out map Parallel to the beach, there’s Jl. Legian, filled with shops for all needs and tastes. The streets running perpendicular to the sea or parallel to Jl. Legian have a number of smaller, market-style shops where you can bargain for great prices! You can buy anything from sarongs, sandals and wooden statues to Javanese puppets, silver jewelry and surf boards. There is certainly something for everyone!

At the far end of Jl. Legian you will find designer boutiques, offering reasonably priced designer/label-wear and a great range of ‘street smart’ fashion. Buy original gifts in one of the eco-friendly shops or decorate your home with items from many excellent antique/interior-design shops.

Shopping in Seminyak gives you a breather from the busier streets of Kuta.

Many of the boutiques are filled with fabulous and edgy designer homeware and fashion.

Kuta Map C1

Warisan Galleries

Contemporary furniture, classical furniture, antiques, art & artifacts, textiles, jewelry showcases and a designer fashion boutique, was founded in 1989. Besides, our service to the global hospitality industry, Warisan Galleries gives Bali residents and visiting homeowners the chance to buy high quality furnishings for their private use with the added touch of the unique accessories in the Asian Tropical style.

Jl. Kerobokan Raya 38, Kerobokan - Bali T. +62361 7492796 | 731175 E. info@warisanrestaurant.com www.warisanrestaurant.com

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Bali Deli

Bali Deli is Gourmet Supermarket & Bakery combined with a Coffee Shop, Bakery & Pastry delicacies as well as Delicatessen.

Their special outdoor restaurant, Le Spot, is fully equipped with wireless internet as well.

Offering a revolutionary way to shop with a vast array of hard-to-find imported items and excellent personalized service, they are open daily from 8am till 10 pm.

Jl. Kunti 117X - Seminyak.

T. +62361 738686 F. +62361 738687 E. balideli@balideli.net www.balideli.net

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Lippo Mall Kuta

Just 5 minutes away from Ngurah Rai Airport, Lippo Mall Kuta brings together over 150 international brands offering fashion, lifestyle, dining and entertainment under one roof. Shop till you drop or just enjoy a refreshing times at Sunken Plaza with al fresco dining setting accompanied by tantalizing treats.

Jl. Kartika Plaza, Lingkungan Segara, Kuta T. +62361 846 9465 www.lippomalls.com Kuta Map D9

Gingersnaps

Gingersnaps is an original concept in the ready-to-wear business. It is a full embodiment of original, unique, fashion forward and worldclass designs, meticulous attention to details and world-class craftsmanship. Gingersnaps creates an unforgettable shopping experience, not only with regards to the products, but with the store setting, service, packaging and Gingersnaps carries clothes and accessories for infants, pre-teens, and moms-to-be.

Beachwalk Level 3 unit #B-6.

T. +62361 8464954 Kuta Map B2

The Cellar

Designed in a rustic style wine rack, The Cellar is a wine outlet in The Seminyak Beach Resort & Spa. It offers a selection of at least 150 wines and champagnes from all around the world which you can purchase at a reasonable price. The Cellar is located adjacent to the resort’s lobby and open daily from 11am to 10.30pm.

Jl. Kayu Aya, Seminyak Beach, Bali.

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FRESH, LIVELY AND DELICIOUS Sereh Gourmet Supermarket may be Bali’s gourmet utopia, the perfect shopping destination for those looking for the freshest, quality, premium produce in an invitingly luxurious setting. But don’t just head to Sereh when you’re looking to restock your fridge; Sereh Gourmet Supermarket also has its very own restaurant that serves amazingly delicious local favourites and international selections for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

This month of September, in honour of its one year anniversary, Sereh is offering a 50% discount on selected Indonesian dishes – when you order time-honoured classics like the Gado-Gado, Soto Ayam, Nasi Campur, Oxtail Soup, Cwie Mie (an original favourite from Malang, Jawa Timur) and more from the Indonesian section in the menu, you can choose to order a second serving at half price! What a great deal for couples and friends looking for amazing value for money. Aside to dining, Sereh Café is the site for weekly exciting events including Salsa Night that takes place every Saturday from 7.00pm onwards. The event is open for public and everyone is welcomed to dance on the floor with the dancers. Come by for dinner on Salsa Night with friends and family and be entertained by lively music. Plenty of exciting events happen here at Sereh all week including BBQ Night, a popular crowd favourite amongst regulars and new visitors alike. In addition to fresh produce, guests can find fresh bakery, brewed coffee, a wine cellar and selected imported gourmet products and dry groceries. While shopping, you could choose any cut of meat from the meat counter, have it marinated or cooked at supermarket’s on-site and semi-outdoor café, right next to the building’s façade and indulge in a sumptuous meal! Under wooden 52

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trellis and intimate brick and stone settings, Sereh Café is the perfect spot to have breakfast, lunch and dinner – order from the significantly wide range available on the restaurant’s menu including local Balinese, Indonesian and International favourites.

There are daily specials, and meat lovers can

satisfy their carnivorous side with the Texas Style Smoked Beef Brisket, Beef Tenderloin Steak and Lamb Chops.

Sereh Gourmet Supermarket is very selective in what it chooses to sell to its customers; it insists that a majority of its products must be fresh and of extremely high quality – you won’t find many canned or preserved foods here. Its many customers, including locals, expats and holidaymakers, have expressed their immense appreciation for this. Imported goods are shipped in from all over the globe to Sereh including USA, Europe, Australia and Asia. We learned that the selection process are quite intricate; all to ensure extreme customer satisfaction.

Sereh’s impeccably arranged displays and cosy, welcoming interior is a huge plus - you won’t find glaring fluorescents here or morbid tiles; the interiors have been designed with warm lighting set against natural stones and hardwood for a chic and uplifting environment to shop in.

To reap more rewards, do join the Sereh membership programme to earn points which can be exchanged for products.

Sereh Gourmet Supermarket Jl. Wanagiri, Jimbaran - Bali Ph: +62 361 446 8171

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Kuta Map D8

Rock Shop Kuta

Style-up your fashion with collections from the worldwide and famous brand Hard Rock Café. Located in the front of Hard Rock Café in Kuta’s vibrant strip line, Rock Shop offers a wide range of men’s and women’s apparels, hats, bags and accessories. Every item is a unique collectible with the guitar as the logo icon. Grab and be the part of Hard Rock big family.

Jl. Pantai Kuta, Kuta, Bali T. +62361 761869 www.rockshop.hardrock.com Kuta Map F8

Vinoti Living

Designer contemporary furniture of excellent quality, homewares & gifts to match.

- Mal Bali Galeria Level 1 Unit AT-01 Jl. By Pass I Gusti Ngurah Rai - Kuta, Bali T. +62 361 752723 - Tavern 23 Jl. Moh. Yamin no. 16A - Renon, Denpasar T. +62 361 4749779

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Atlas South Sea Pearl

Atlas Pearl’s extensive range of exceptional quality jewels features South Sea pearls cultivated at the five Atlas Pearl Farms located throughout the Indonesian archipelago. These farms produce some of the world’s best South Sea pearls, nurtured by the loving hands of its dedicated personnel before making their way to you. Its Seminyak showroom showcases both new and classic collection as well as loose pearls and all purchases come with a Certificates of Authenticity.

Jalan Raya Seminyak No. 73, Seminyak, Bali Tel. +62 361 732769 Email : seminyakshowroom@cipindo.com Website: www.atlaspearls.com.au Kuta Map B2

KU DE TA Boutique

This stunning boutique in Oberoi area is dedicated to every fashionista who wants to extend the KU DE TA experience at home.

Grab fabulous designs in shorts, bikinies, shirts, hats, bags, shoes, and other various superb accessories

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DFS Galeria Bali

DFS Galeria Bali is Bali’s premier duty-free destination. Situated right at Jalan Bypass, DFS Galleria Bali’s grand façade offers over 100 luxury brands from around the globe featuring no-tax added savings. Find the latest collections from the world’s premium brands including Burberry, Bvlgari, Cartier, Celine, Chloe, Loewe and more, all under one roof.

Bali Galleria, Jalan Bypass Ngurah Rai Ngurah Rai Airport Bali Soekarno Hatta Airport Jakarta Kuala Namu Airport Medan T. +62361 761945 DFS.COM

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Beachwalk

The new lifestyle playground at the heart of Kuta, sprawls over 3.7 hectares of land and houses over 200 sophisticated retail stores, eateries and a premium cinema. All this is part of the wonderful Bali life. And it starts here.

Opening Hours : Sun to Thu 10am – 12 midnight Fri and Sat 10am – 12 midnight for Retail Outlets and 10am – 2 am for Cafes & Restaurants

Jl. Pantai Kuta, Bali 80361 – Indonesia T. +62361 8464 888 www.beachwalkbali.com

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MÉTIS Gallery

You can count on lingering after lunch or dinner at Métis. Whether you’re an Asian antiques aficionado, you’d like to pick up a glamorous leather bag or belt or you simply love Asian art, our gallery and boutique has something special for you.. Our separate shimmering jewellery boutique showcases some of Bali’s top designers. For a truly spectacular end to a special evening, look no further.

T. +62361 4737 888 F. +62361 847 5472 E. info@metisbali.com

Sereh Gourmet Supermarket

Fun, Fresh and Organic, Sereh Gourmet Supermarket provides a unique shopping experience with only the finest natural and organic produce.

Select from a wide range of fresh meat, bread and pastries, fruits and vegetables and other imported goods; have your meats marinated or cooked at its in-house café or just order off the menu. Be sure to visit the Wine Cellar for a bottle of wine or two before heading home with a cup of freshly brewed coffee.

Sereh Gourmet Supermarket At Samasta Lifestyle Village | Jl. Wanagiri, Jimbaran - Bali T: +62 361 446 8171 E: samasta@summarecon.com www.samastabali.com

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Bali & beyond Rumah Pohon Tulamben, Karangasem Photo Courtesy Of Agus Manuaba

Sacred Places For those of you who feel like getting around Bali, this is your chance to get out and see the sights. The following pages let you know where to go and how to get there. So if you need a break from the beach, start reading...

TEMPLES - COASTAL Tanah Lot - *I9 - Southwest Bali, Tabanan regency. Built on a large rock and cut off from the mainland at high tide, this is one of Bali’s most spectacular sunset sight.

Uluwatu - *I11 - South Bali on Bukit Badung.

This cliff-top temple - dedicated to the spirits of the sea - has spectacular views and is popular for viewing sunsets. During the Galungan festival, people from all over the island travel here to worship.

Pura Jayaprana - Northwest Bali.

Superb views of Menjangan island. The surrounding coral reefs can be seen from this temple.

Pura Rambut Siwi - *E6 - Southwest Bali, (10km from Medewi), Another cliff-top temple with views of Java and on a clear day, Mt. Bromo.

Steps down the cliff from the temple lead to a black sand beach where one can swim.

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TEMPLES - INLAND Pura Besakih - *N6 - Besakih, Karangasem regency Northeast Bali.

Bali’s most important temple with over 80 shrines devoted to the various gods and spirits.

Pura Luhur Batukaru - *J6 - Tabanan, South Bali.

Dedicated to the god of Mt. Batukau, this temple is a small haven for flower and bird lovers.

Pura Yeh Gangga - *K6 - near Mengwi, Tabanan.

Pura Ulun Danu Batur - *L4 - near Batur village.

The second most important temple after Besakih, housing more than 90 shrines. Worth visiting at any time of year but especially during the Odalan Festival (usually in March but depending on the full moon), which is dedicated to the goddess of the crater lake and said to control the irrigation systems for the entire island.

Pura Ulun Danu Bratan - *J4 - near Bedugul. This temple has several shrines which are located on both the lake’s shore and on various small islets.

The following three temples are between Seribatu and Tampaksiring, north of Ubud.

Pura Gunung Kawi Set in a ravine in Tampaksiring, the temples Candi’s are carved into the rock face. There are five Royal Tombs at the rear of the temple complex.

Pura Tirta Gunung Kawi A water temple dedicated to the Rice Goddess. Near the temple grounds is a small spring-fed lake with sacred goldfish, which are said to be the guardians of the Spirit of the spring.

Pura Tirtha Empul Considered the holiest spring in Bali, this temple is frequently visited by Balinese seeking mental cleansing and physical healing.

Brahma Vihara Ashrama Buddhist Monastery - *H3 – near Lovina. (combine with a visit to Banjar Tega Hot Springs). The Largest Buddhist monastery in Bali, set in beautiful surroundings.

CAVES Goa Gajah or Elephant Cave - *L7 – near Teges, Gianyar regency.

Dating from the 11th century, there are conflicting opinions as to whether this cave was originally

a Buddhist or a Hindu heritage.

Although not very large, it boasts some interesting carvings.

Goa Lawah or Bat Cave - *N8 – Klungkung regency.

Famous for the thousands of fruits bat that live here, this can be an interesting, if pungent, experience.

Goa Karang Sari - *O10 – on Nusa Penida Island, Southeast of Bali. This cave extends over 200 meters into the hillside and during the Galungan festival hosts a torchlight procession and various ceremonies.

PALACES Puri Semarapura - *M8 – Klungkung.

A palace dedicated to the God of Love, this palace was home to the Kings of Klungkung. Although only two pavilions and the entrances gate remain, the hall of justice, Bale Kerta Gosa, is worth seeing for its beautifully painted ceiling and carved pillars WATER PALACES Taman Ujung Water Palaces - *P7 _ near Amlapura, East Bali. Set in a beautifully landscaped park, the ruins of this palaces are a tribute to the slightly eccentric designs of King Anak Agung Ngurah.

Puri Agung Kanginan - *P6 – Karangasem, Amlapura. Built from a hotch-potch of different styles, including Chinese, European and Javanese, this place is architecturally fascinating, a monument to Balinese ability to blend outside influences into their own culture.

Tirtha Gangga Royal Bathing Pools - *O6 – near Amlapura, Karangasem regency. Great views of both Mt. Agung and the Lombok Strait. This palaces was damaged during the 1963 eruption of Mt. Agung, but the pools still function and can be enjoyed for a small fee.

VILLAGES Asak – near Amlapura, East Bali – Traditional costumes, stone carvings and woven crafts.

Bungaya - *O7 – near Amlapura, East Bali As in Asak, this village specializes in traditional arts and crafts.

Krambitan - *I8 – near Tabanan Specializes in bamboo instruments and music.

Negara - *D6 – West Bali Famous for bull races.

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Sawan - *K3 – near Singaraja, North Central Bali A picturesque village where Gamelan instruments are made.

Tenganan A Bali Aga village renowned as a centre for weaving. The only places in Indonesia where ‘geringsing’ cloth is made. (see Arts & Artist / ‘Textiles’).

Trunyan - *M4 – on the shores of Lake Batur, Northeast Bali An original Bali Aga village set in a fantastic landscape.

Lake Bratan - *K4 – Mt. Catur near Bedugul.

Location of the superb Ulun Dabu Temple, this lake offers both superb scenery, and watersports such as jet-skiing for the more adventurous.

Lakes Buyan and Tamblingan - *J4 Mt. Lesong in Buleleng province.

Less visited, these lake offer great walks and the chance of a little solitude for those wishing to escape the hustle and bustle of the tourist scene.

Lake Batur - *M4 – Mt. Batur, Bangli regency.

The largest lake in Bali and home to the goddess Danu, This lake lies within the crater of the Mountain.

GLOSSARY Danau = Lake Gunung = Mountain Tanjung = Peninsula

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Kota = City Pantai = Beach Pura = Temple

how to get around

Photo Courtesy Of Rustian Aditya Nugraha

Easy Riding car HIRE Car rental agencies can be found in all the major tourist areas. Prices start from approximately USD 30 a day for a Suzuki-style jeep (Jimny) and about USD45 for a new Kijang jeep. Organize and arrange your car rental needs for a holiday or business stay. Most rental cars in Bali are in decent shape, BUT you should check them thoroughly before signing any forms. Always carry an international driver’s license with you.

Motorbike rental You can find bikes for rent almost everywhere. Prices usually start from around USD6/day for a standard 125cc motorbike. Scooters, affectionately called ‘Bebeks’ (Ducks), start at around USD5/day. Always check the bike before parting with your cash. In Indonesia you have to wear a helmet by law and carry an international drivers license!

Bicycle/Mountain Bike Cycling can be a cheap and enjoyable way to get around and about. It does, however, take some fitness to ride around the more central and hilly regions!

The northern coastal roads are ideal for longer trips. You can find bike rental shops in all the main tourist areas.

Bemo Public transport in the form of mini-vans is by far the cheapest way to travel, although not the most comfortable!

Tours Organised tours relieve you from the hassle of trying to navigate your own way around. You do have to follow itineraries however, so spur of the moment sight-seeing is not an option on these.

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hotels & villas

Find Serenity & Luxury The following mini-directory has been compiled to assist you in finding the basic information required when choosing your holiday accommodation in Bali.

Photo Courtesy of Semara Uluwatu

Information provided includes:

Ranking, number of rooms, food and beverage outlets, swimming pool facilities, nightclub and/or spa facilities, status re. beachfront accessibility and more. Complete contact details, including websites, are also listed.

Telephone/fax numbers are as for local use. If you wish to call from overseas to Indonesia, please dial: + 62 (IDD Code), 361 (Bali), Tel#. If you wish to call inter-locally, add 0361 to the number listed. Unless otherwise stated, N.B. Hotels/Villas in the listing are in Bali, Indonesia.

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Kuta Area Club Bali Suites Legian - Kuta

An all-suites hotel with all the comforts of home with all the benefits of a beach resort, Club Bali Suites Legian at Jayakarta Bali Hotel is more than just a beach resort. It features large, modern and fully furnished suites, making it a perfect choice for families, groups or long stay guests. Offering 52 suites, with complete choice of facilities Jl. Werkudara No. 526, Legian Ph. +62 (0)361 752 840 E. jbr@clubbali.com www.clubbalilegian.com

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Hard Rock Hotel Bali With Hard Rock’s signature of limitless energy, unparalleled creativity and quality service, Hard Rock Hotel Bali is a place where hotel guests can rekindle the atmosphere of the past 40 years of rock and roll culture! This resort features 418 tribute rooms and suites fit for a rock star. Come and feel like a star! It is all about the experience. Rock on!

Jl. Pantai, Banjar Pande Mas, Kuta Ph. +62 361 761 869 Bali.hardrockhotels.net

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Padma Resort Legian

A five-star art sanctuary, Padma Resort Legian is a serene paradise under the renowned Legian sunset. Just steps away from the traditional art and fashion market, the resort is a sanctuary at one with nature.

Jalan Padma No. 1, Legian Bali Ph: +62 361 752 111 padmaresortlegian.com

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Siesta Legian Hotel

Located in vibrant Legian and steps away from some of the most sought after tourists’ attractions and beaches, this great value-formoney hotel offers 119 spacious and modern Superior, Family Rooms and Suite Rooms, amazing comfort and incredible modern facilities. Interconnecting rooms are also available for large groups. When hungry, dine at the in-house Yummy Restaurant for some of the Chef’s classic and international favourites.

Jl. Bunut Sari No 8S Legian kelod, Bali, Indonesia Ph: +62 361 758306 www.siestalegianhotel.com

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The ANVAYA Beach Resort Bali

With its charming ambience and breathtaking ocean views, The ANVAYA Beach Resort Bali is a tropical hideaway featuring 495 modern and spacious Guestrooms, Suites and Villas with the highest standard of facilities, amenities and professional service, uniquely combined with Indonesian hospitality and traditional cultures.

Dine at Kunyit for traditional favourites or Sands Restaurant for the whole family.

Jl. Kartika Plaza, Kuta Bali Ph: +62 361 759 991 www.theanvayabali.com

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Bali’s cultural and artistic heartland, Ubud, may be just the thing you need for a refreshing escape to bliss. Here amidst stunning rice fields, dramatic rivers and plunging ravines, you’ll discover a unique opportunity to immerse in amazing art, historical relics, landmarks and cultural Balinese treasures.

Ubud is best experienced gradually, over long days and leisurely walks into the sunset. Enhance your experience and book a stay at the awardwinning Alaya Resort Ubud. Offering a stylish place to stay that reflects Ubud’s unique history and artistry, the resort was designed by Perthbased architect Grounds Kent and blends seamlessly into its verdant surroundings with the use of indigenous materials including bamboo.

Its interior is a beautiful symphony of nature and clean, modern lines with 105 luxuriously appointed rooms that overlook verdant rice fields and a myriad of facilities for an elevated sense of living. There are two stunning swimming pools with the main pool designed as a statement piece dedicated to local craftsmanship while the second pool provides a refreshing dip facing the rice fields. When the heat is high, head to Bamboo Bar and quench your thirst with an energy boosting juice or a favourite cocktail, beer or spirit mix before dinner at Manisan Bali or Petani Restaurant. Housed within a beautiful reclaimed Joglo that’s been restored to its former glory, Manisan is nestled amidst the resort’s fragrant rice fields, giving you the perfect backdrop for a glorious meal. The menu at Manisan features time-honored recipes from across the Indonesian archipelago and offer what its owners refer to as “culinary theatre” in its traditional food preparation and impromptu 64

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cooking surprises.

Expect an eclectic mix of mainstream food traditions from places such as Minangkabau and Bandung, as well as specialties native to cities like Pontianak and Ambon; you’ll see how Manisan’s menu embraces the food culture within the nation.

At Petani, you’ll find

dishes inspired by the Palace of the Royal Family of Ubud including Nasi Raja, Crispy Duck, Mixed Grilled Balinese Satay and more. The diverse flavours of the Indonesian archipelago, island-fresh produce and seasonal specialties are also translated into an impressive array of shakes and smoothies, ice blended fruit nectar and spiced syrups, raw juice and other healthy blends. Weekly live entertainment is extremely popular and you’ll find the restaurant packed with music lovers on these particular days.

The resort’s wedding pavilion is a charming 350-year old Joglo that is accessible via a long walkaway and suspended over a productive rice field. This solid teak wood structure originated from Pati Regency in Central Java and is perfect for those seeking to say their “I Do’s” in an authentically Indonesian setting. Those seeking to combine business with pleasure can take advantage of the modern and wellequipped boardroom. The gym is available 24-hours if you need to blow off steam and a must-visit is the award-winning DaLa Spa with six customised treatment rooms in a serene garden against a flowing river backdrop.

Alaya Resort Ubud

Jl. Hanoman Ubud, Bali 80571, Indonesia t. (+62 361) 972200/8468925 | f. (+62 361) 972210 www.alayahotels.com BALIPLUS September 2017 |

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Discovery Kartika Plaza Hotel

Situated right where the stunning surf of the Indian Ocean breaks on the famed South Kuta Beach, this coveted beachfront is only minutes from Bali’s Ngurah Rai International Airport. Set amidst sprawling serene gardens, this ideal tropical retreat is within easy walking distance of the main Kuta shopping areas and numerous entertainment and dining options. It features 318 modern rooms, suites and villas.

Jalan Kartika Plaza, Kuta Bali Ph: +62 361 751067 www.discoverykartikaplaza.com

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Bali Dynasty Resort

One of South Kuta’s longest established family resorts and renowned for its warm Balinese hospitality, this award winning family resort offers a huge array of fun facilities that keeps everyone entertained. Strategically located on the famous South Kuta Beach strip; Bali Dynasty Resort is only ten minutes drive from the airport and minutes away from restaurants and bars, Kuta Art Market, Waterbom Bali and two large shopping malls.

Jl. Kartika Plaza, Kuta Bali Ph: +62 361 752403 www.balidynasty.com

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Poppies Cottages

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20 quaint cottages hidden in a secret tropical garden in iconic Poppies Lane, Kuta, fully equipped with modern-day amenities, Balinese garden, natural pool and jacuzzi. Next door is Poppies Restaurant. Kuta Beach is 5 minutes walk away.

Poppies Lane I, Kuta. Bali - Indonesia T. +62361 751059 | F. +62361 752364.

E. info@poppiesbali.com www.poppiesbali.com

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Seminyak Area Dash Hotel Seminyak Bali

Boasting a contemporary vibe, world-class cuisine, intuitive and personalized service, and avant-garde rooms, you will immediately be taken in by the retro-chill dĂŠcor that transports you to another state of blissful indulgence.

Rooms are comfortable yet creative with choices of Dash Studio, Dash Deluxe, and Dash Two. Free WiFi, swimming pool and Mya Restaurant & Bar are some facilities to enrich your stays.

Jl. Petitenget, Kerobokan, Seminyak Ph. +62 361 300 4666 www.dash-hotels.com BALIPLUS September 2017 |

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Minutes away from central Ubud is a place that is the epitome of tropical serenity and Balinese charm – in the village of Singakerta on the banks of River Wos, you’ll find a sanctuary at SereS Springs Resort & Spa. Blissfully nestled amidst luxuriant valleys, rivers, waterfalls and lush emerald green rice fields, this is a five-star getaway is a fantastic tribute to Balinese culture and its people.

Tri Hirta Karana, the Balinese concept of harmony and balance is fully implemented here as well as thoughtful embodiment of refined Balinese architectural vernacular and features. Its elegant interiors are filled with fascinating Balinese wooden statues and paintings including two awe-inspiring masterpieces of stone carved murals measuring 12 metres long by 3 metres high depicting traditional Balinese village life. Two indoor ponds off the lobby feature a pair of eight-tiered Padma or Lotus Flower water fountains that represent divine beauty, enlightenment, and purity in both Hinduism and Buddhism. Built to face Mount Agung to the east, this new development welcomes guests into its soothing, tranquil and serene setting thanks to its orientation.

Perfect for meditation and re-invigoration, guests will definitely a memorable sight with River Wos to the front, waterfalls and rice fields behind. Holistically endowed by nature and believed to be sacred and blessed to the Balinese, the resort is gifted with continuous natural spring water that flows into 23 natural pools for guests’ use at the resort.

When it’s time to rest and relax, do so without worry; all 60 guestrooms at SereS Springs are meticulously and thoughtfully designed with uncompromised elegance, attention to detail, optimum space and amenities for creature comforts, convenience and functional usage.

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There are rain and hand-held showers; a full range of quality bathroom amenities; premium bedding, orthopedic pillows and linens; WiFi connectivity; universal power outlets; pressing iron and ironing board and flat large screen TVs with international channels. Some Superior and Premium rooms come with Japanese soaking ofuro bathtubs, direct access to the resort’s two infinity pools and wading pools for children. Two pool cabanas are also available for advance reservations. For

even more privacy, there are opulent one-storey and two-storey villas that come with a private pool overlooking River Wos, ideal for honeymooners, couples, families, friends or even for corporate retreats, team-building and seminars. Tying the knot? Do so at the Rosso Portugallo pink marble Agung Wedding Pavilion or the resort’s ballroom that can accommodate up to 500 people. Meeting rooms are also available for bookings.

When hunger strikes, head to Mulberry Place for International flavours and buffet-style Indonesian, Chinese, Western, Singaporean, Thai, and Japanese cuisine or enjoy signature Italian dishes at Bell’Aria.

Caffè DarSini & Lounge is great for indulgent desserts or afternoon tea and a night of live music and Poolside Bar & Terrace for tete-atete under the moonlit sky. When it’s time to relax, head to SereS Spa Sanctuary, meditate at Bale Wos Yoga Pavilion or release steam at the 24-hour Fitness Centre while the kids play safely at the Kids Club, TV Lounge and Mini Golf Area.

SereS Springs Resort & Spa

Jalan Banjar Jukut Paku, Desa Singakerta PO BOX 2828 Ubud Gianyar – Bali info@sereshotelsresorts.com | www.sereshotelsresorts.com BALIPLUS September 2017 |

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Plataran Canggu Bali

An exotic labyrinth of Balinese luxury, this magical oasis is set amidst lush garden, offering guests a unique and truly relaxing break. Each villa embraces the traditional concept with alang-alang roof and antique carved doorways, and provides plenty of space including a private garden and swimming pool. Dine in at Patio Restaurant or pamper in Padma Spa to make the most of your stay.

Jl. Pengubugan, Banjar Silayukti, Kuta Ph. +62 361 411 388 www.plataran.com/canggu-bali

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Hotel Santika

Set in Bali’s pulsating tourist area of Seminyak, Hotel Santika Seminyak Bali is just north of the world-famous Kuta and Legian Beaches. Enjoy world-class dining, spa treatments, fantastic shopping, and a colourful pulsating nightlife.

Jl. Sunset Road No. 17 Seminyak, Bali Ph: +62 361 4727111 | reservation@seminyakbali. santika.com | www.santika.com

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The Seminyak

The Seminyak is stylish beachfront resort that represents a new era in Bali’s evolving hospitality industry. The property is all about tropical sophistication with a choice of elegantly appointed guest rooms, suites and villas designed to accommodate the needs of today’s savvy travelers. A signature brand of hospitality together with heartfelt service promises a truly unrivalled experience.

Jl. Kayu Aya, Seminyak Beach, Bali.

T. +62 361 730814 | F. +62 361 730815 E. info@theseminyak .com www.theseminyak.com Kuta Map C3

Courtyard by Marriott Bali Seminyak Resort

Courtyard by Marriott Bali Seminyak Resort welcomes business and leisure travelers with exceptional location, excellent on-site dining and an array of thoughtful amenities. Each beautifully appointed rooms and suites offer modern decor, free Wi-Fi access and pillow top bedding. Additional amenities include private balconies or terraces with views of Seminyak.

Dine at Seminyak Kitchen, Seminyak Meat Shop, the Pool Bar or book a spa treatment at the Zanti The Retreat.

Jl. Camplung Tanduk, No. 103 SP, Seminyak Bali Ph: +62 361 8499600 www.courtyard.com

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Take a trip to North Bali and allow yourself to experience a sense of absolute wonder – while bustling South Bali may be an ideal location for a fun, cosmopolitan experience, North Bali brings you closer to nature and the true Balinese way of life. Your travels to the north will take you on a 3 hour journey on winding roads over gorgeous dramatic hills, plunging ravines, lush rice fields, mind blowing crater lakes, rugged mountain tops that are home to fog-covered villages and beautiful pristine beaches.

A trip to North Bali will unveil the island’s most wonderful, sparkling secrets and hidden gems. An ideal destination in the North would be the restful and beautiful seaside town of Lovina and right behind it, on the lush mountainside is the village of Kayu Putih is the charming and elegant The Damai resort. This resplendent boutique property exudes timeless grace and class with a total of 15 Garden, Sea View and Pool Villas all elegantly furnished with a mix of Javanese and Balinese influence, lending a warm and cosy feel to a classically beautiful tropical property. In this pristine resort built to complement nature, you’ll be sequestered within 4 hectares of natural surroundings, with every opportunity to rebalance, heal and unwind in the heart of untouched North Bali. The village of Kayu Putih sprawls on the lush mountainside, stretching from sea level all the way to the top of the mountains ridge.

Today, it is an exceedingly pleasant farming village with stunning views of the North Bali coast, all the way to the distant volcanoes of Java and 72

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blessed with an ever-present cool mountain breeze.

On a green hill overlooking the sea, The Damai is a small resort with a big view. Lounge by the pool while enjoying views of the distant volcanoes and rediscover authentic and organic Balinese dining before indulging in a spa treatment such as the Bali Shanti Treatment featuring a four hands massage, a body scrub, hair and head treatment, a tropical flower bath and a tender coconut drink.

At meal times, dine by candlelight around the pool or in the pleasant evening breeze at The Damai Restaurant pavilion, watching the lights from the fishing boats on the Bali Sea. Using organic ingredients from its very own farms, guests are invited to indulge in a deluge of mouthwatering selections including Balinese Menu of The Day: traditional North Bali Sate with Minced Pigeon Meat from The Damai’s very own farm, Yellow Fin Tuna with Salt-Baked Pumpkin and Black Rice Pudding; a classic Balinese dessert served with coconut milk, or internationally renowned choices such as the Beef Tournedos or the Langoustine In Wonton. The choices at The Damai were created for those who prefer the finer tastes in life.

The Damai is definitely our ultimate choice. Make it yours and discover beatable luxury in lush jungle settings, immortal and indescribable views, world-class service, decadent pampering and tantalizing, as well as healthy F&B offerings.

The Damai Resort

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Hotels

Nusa Dua Area

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Bali Nusa Dua Hotel & Convention Center

Located in the same compound with Bali Nusa Dua Convention Center, this hotel is ideal for meeting planners. A total of 96 guest rooms, all are equipped with 40 inch LCD TV, coffer makers, iron & board. Facilities include a restaurant, a lobby lounge, a swimming pool, a spa & a fitness center, and a vast parking area. A 24-hour butler service and free shuttle service are provided.

BTDC Nusa Dua Lot NW/1, Nusa Dua Ph. +62 361 849 8833 www.balinusaduahotel.com Nusa Dua F4

INAYA Putri Bali

Characterized by an architectural fusion of the contemporary and the classic, INAYA Putri Bali has been designed to blend with the surrounding environment, while paying homage to this sunny little island’s rich cultural heritage and traditions. The five-star resort features 460 guest rooms, from Deluxe Room, Suites, to Villas. Dining options are superb here with 6 different and unique dining concepts.

Kawasan Wisata Nusa Dua Lot S3, Nusa Dua Ph. +62 361 2002900 www.inayaputribali.com

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Ayodya Resort Bali

Representing the timeless beauty of Royal Balinese hospitality, this 5-star resort is only 12 km away from Bali International Airport with 541 lavish rooms and suites designed to carefully blend Balinese architecture with modern convenience and unmatched facilities.

With 300 metres of golden sandy beach and nestled among 29 acres of landscaped gardens, lagoons and Balinese stone statues, the resort resembles a grand Balinese water palace and is committed to cater all the needs of couples, families, and business travellers.

Jl. Pantai Mengiat Nusa Dua Bali Telp : +62-361 771102 www.ayodyaresortbali.com

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Hilton Bali Resort

Perched atop a 40-meter cliff overlooking the Indian Ocean, Hilton Bali Resort is famous for its breathtaking views, extensive recreation facilities, magnificent indoor/outdoor event space and unique ocean-facing wedding venues. Every room, suite and villa features private balcony or terrace overlooking the ocean or lush tropical gardens. The resort is only 20 minutes’ drive from Ngurah Rai International Airport, Kuta and Seminyak via the new Bali Mandara Toll Road.

Jl. Raya Nusa Dua Selatan, Bali Ph: +62 361 773 377 baliresort.hilton.com

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Hotels

Ubud Area Alaya Resort Ubud

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An unpretentious boutique resort that is all about taking time out to enjoy quality relaxation in a stylish environment surrounded by natural beauty, Alaya Resort Ubud features 60 rooms consisting of Deluxe Room & Alaya Room.

Each has been designed to reflect Bali as an artistic destination and meet the needs of international travellers. Facilities for your pleasure include Petani Restaurant, Dala Spa, Pool, and Bar. Jalan Hanoman, Ubud Ph. +62 361 972 200 E. experience.ubud@alayahotels.com www.alayahotels.com

SenS Hotel & Spa + Conference Ubud Town Centre

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A welcoming haven in the heart of Bali’s historical, cultural and artistic capital, the hotel is the perfect combination of comfort and convenience in a contemporary and spacious establishment. Located in the centre of Peliatan Village, it is within walking distance to some of Ubud’s most iconic attractions; it is also the only hotel in Ubud to provide complete, state-ofthe-art MICE facilities as well as all-day dining, gym and spa facilities.

Jl. Suka Banjar Tebesaya, Peliatan Ubud, Bali Ph: +62 361 849 3328 www.senshotelsresorts.com

Hotels

West Bali Area The Menjangan Dynasty Resort, Beach Camp and Dive Centre

Enjoy raw, untouched beauty and mesmerizing vistas of West Bali at the Menjangan Dynasty Resort; this is glamping at its best, with blissful white-sand beach, safari-style tented rooms and villas, infinity pool overlooking the sea and the Pasir Putih beach club, spa and all-day international and Indonesian dining.

Desa Pejarakan, Gerokgak, Kabupaten Buleleng, Bali | Ph: +62 361 753300 info@menjangandynasty.com www.menjangandynasty.com

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Seminyak Area Amadea Resort & Villas

Combining style and affordability, Amadea Resort and Villas is an oasis in the heart of Seminyak. World-class boutique and famous restaurants are only within a short walk. The resort consists of 86 rooms, 7 Suites and 7 pool villas. A perfect place to celebrate that special occasion with family or friends!

Jl. Laksamana 55 Seminyak T. +62 361 847 8155 E.info@amadeabali.com www.amadeabali.com BALIPLUS September 2017 |

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Bali Island Villas

10 individual 1 BR contemporary villas, each with own swimming/lap pool, tropical garden, spacious roof-top bale, double bathtub, stateof-the-art kitchen and with all the necessary modern trappings. In the heart of Seminyak and close to Bali’s best clubs and restaurants.

Jl. Raya Petitenget 469, Seminyak, Bali T. +62361 4736 656 | F. +623614736 658 E. info@islandvillasbali.com www.islandvillasbali.com Kuta Map A2

The Samaya Seminyak

Experience The Samaya with a unique delivery of Balinese hospitality coupled with a spectacular beachfront location. Offering guests an unparalleled level of service, privacy and security, The Samaya Seminyak features two different atmospheres: beachside and a peaceful village courtyard setting. Choose one that fits your mood, and enjoy the rest.

Jl. Laksmana, Seminyak Beach – Bali Ph. +62 361 731 149 E-mail: info@thesamayabali.com www.thesamayabali.com

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Peppers Seminyak

Set within the busy heart of Seminyak, Peppers Seminyak is a luxury, world-class, 5-star villa resort built on 4.5 hectares of land comprising 48 luxury villas in 1 to 5 bedroom configurations. Designed with comfort, tranquility and style in mind, each villa boasts a private pool set amidst tropical gardens.

Designed around a “Bali Village” concept, the resort has Wi-Fi connection throughout.

In addition, the resort offers a world-class gymnasium overlooking the 35-meter rock pool, for those who prefer to workout rather than chill out.

Jl. Pura Telaga Waja, Petitenget. Seminyak - Bali Phone: + 62 361 730 333 www.peppersseminyak.com Kuta Map B1

Maca Villas & Spa

Tropical Sanctuary for the senses…

Inspired by the concept of a tropical village, Maca Villas & Spa Bali blends 25 private pool villas together with communal spaces within a lush landscape. Guests can choose from one or two bedroom villa, and benefit villa’s facilities including Mase Kitchen & Bar, Ippolito Coffee Corner and Spa.

Jl. Lebak Sari no. 7 Petitenget, Seminyak T. +62361 73 9090 www.macavillas.com

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Maca Villas & Spa Umalas

Created for those seeking even more privacy and intimacy with their loved ones, Maca Villas & Spa Umalas’s 26 individual villas were all designed and decorated to capture the true essence of island living, featuring contemporary décor combined with Balinese elegance and tropical splendour.

Jl. Kelecung Gang Panilla, Umalas 2, Banjar Umalas Kauh, Kerobokan Bali Ph: +62 361 474447 | info@macaumalas.com | www.macaumalas.com

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Villa Berawa

This hidden paradise in the heart of Berawa presents a new villa concept adopting the uniqueness of Java’s Joglo architecture and the sincerity of Bali’s hospitality. Amidst the beautiful Berawa Beach and the magnificent Berawa rice field, yet adjacent to the popular Canggu area, Villa Berawa offers a great tranquil stay.

Jl. Pantai Berawa, Br. Berawa, Kuta – Bali T. +62 361 473 7600 F. +62 361 473 7617 E. info@villaberawabali.com www.villaberawabali.com

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Villas

Sanur Area

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Kayumanis Sanur Private Villas & Spa (the gangsa)

Escape to an idyllic of modern comforts, unparalleled service and warm local village charm. From the moment you arrive, the resort will serenade some harmony back into your life by offering you the opportunity to experience traditional Balinese life, the lush tropical landscapes, the spaciously comfortable private villa, and the gangsa’s renowned ability to service your every need.

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Jalan Tirta Akasa No. 28, Sanur Bali Ph: +62 361 270 260 www.kayumanis.com

Nusa Dua Area

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Awarta Nusa Dua Luxury Villas & Spa

Based on a historical romantic story, the villa delivers an eclectically new Peranakan architectural style, a blend of Balinese and Chinese culture. An oriental luxury in your private villa, with your very own private pool, will turn a getaway addiction into a royal loyalty.

BTDC Complex Lot NW 2&3 Nusa Dua, Bali 80363, Indonesia Ph. +62 361 773 300 www.awartaresorts.com

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Kayumanis Jimbaran Private Estate & Spa

An exotic and idyllic retreat virtually hidden amongst the hypnotic sway of groves of coconut trees and the romantic embrace of the Jimbaran bay, a serene and meditative ambience prevails for a sense of calm and wellbeing. Enjoy 24hour butler service in the perfect setting of pure serenity, utmost privacy, and unrivalled luxury.

Every villa is the most spacious and is masterfully juxtaposed in a harmonious dance among every tree.

Jalan Yoga Perkanthi Jimbaran, Bali +62 361 705 777 www.kayumanis.com

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The Bale

Rewarding yourself with a sensual escape, The Bale is a rare gem, a retreat dedicated to revitalizing your soul. With just 29 blissful pavilions, each with their own private swimming pool and modern, fashionable interiors, the villas offers you the chance to relax and revitalize in style. No children policy applies.

Jl. Raya Nusa Dua Selatan.

Nusa Dua, Bali Ph. +62 361 775 111 www.thebale.com

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Kayumanis Nusa Dua Private Villas & Spa

Located in an exclusive enclave of luxuriously appointed pavilions, expect unrivalled space, exceptional comfort, and complete privacy within secluded walled gardens. Kayumanis Nusa Dua Private Villas & Spa is the perfect venue for those who may seek a more adventurous discovery of Bali by day, and yet, demand the utmost serenity and privacy by night. Kayumanis Nusa Dua Private Villas & Spa does not accommodate children below 12 years old.

BTDC Area Nusa Dua, P.O. Box 777 Nusa Dua, Bali Phone: +62 361 770777 www.kayumanis.com

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Bali National Golf Villas

Located inside Bali National Golf Club, Bali National Golf Villas offers a stay experience amidst the green and modern golf course. Each of total 7 units of villas is elegant, spacious, and luxurious. There are four 3-Bedroom Villas, two 2-Bedroom Villas, and an exclusive Presidential Villa. All villas have their own private pool, balcony overlooking golf course, and full amenities. Enjoy a villa package with a special rate for golf play and complimentary driving range balls.

Kawasan Wisata Nusa Dua Lot S-5, Nusa Dua Ph. +62 361 771 791 www.BaliNationalGolf.com

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The Ungasan Clifftop Resort

With its own private beach club, The Ungasan is an unparalleled oasis and renowned wedding destination along Bali’s southern peninsular offering seven, fully staffed private pool villas, world-class amenities, panoramic ocean sunset views, a beautifully appointed spa and relaxed gastronomic dining.

Jl. Pantai Selatan Gau, Ungasan, Uluwatu, Bali Ph: +62 811 942 1110 www.theungasan.com​

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The Leaf Jimbaran A private luxury resort, tastefully furnished and elegantly decorated with a modern touch, The Leaf Jimbaran, featuring 40 villas, ensures enough privacy to embrace the sense of intimacy yet offers plenty of interesting activities to enliven your days, no matter how long you stay in Bali.

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Ultimo Villa

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Offering outstanding views of Uluwatu Beach, Villa Ultimo is a sprawling three-storey villa. Spacious living, dining, and kitchen overlooking to the inviting infinity private pool, complete with spa jets, with large balconies and offering spectacular unobstructed ocean views over the Indian Ocean. Feel at home with a vast array of services such as pool and jacuzzi, cinema room, fully-equipped kitchenette.

Jl. Tundun Penyu Dipal No. 8, Balangan T. +62899 099 7111 E. info@ultimobali.com www.villaultimobali.com

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Ubud Area Elephant Safari Park & Lodge

A luxury private 25 room safari-style lodge which offers a world exclusive experience to interact, feed, ride, observe, learn, play and stay with 31 beautiful Sumatran elephants, one of the most rare and endangered species of elephants left in the world today.

Jl. Elephant Park Taro Tegallalang-Ubud-Bali 80561 T.+62361 898 8888 F.+62 361 898 8883 www.elephantsafariparklodge.com

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Kayumanis Ubud Private Villas & Spa

A discrete, intimate hideaway in the heart of Bali’s mystical Ubud, this haven is situated overlooking a tropical forest and the gently flowing Ayung River. The ideal choice for those seeking a personal get-away and complete privacy, Kayumanis Ubud Private Villas & Spa has by design 23 themed villas, each an exclusive enclave of serenity and comfort.

Kayumanis Ubud Private Villas & Spa does not accommodate children below 12 years old.

Sayan Village, P.O. Box 777, Ubud, Bali Ph: +62 361 972 777 www.kayumanis.com

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Kupu-Kupu Barong Villas & Tree Spa

Get mesmerized by unparalleled views of the spectacular Ayung River valley and the rice paddies in Ubud. Perfect for an unforgettable holiday with loved one as well as family member, this 5-star villa offers 8 room resorts and 38 luxury villas ranging from Ayung River Club Villa for max. 3 persons to Royal Family Villa for 4 persons. Also try their rejuvenation treatments at Mango Tree Spa by L’OCCITANE. Jl. Raya Kedewatan II, Ubud – Bali T. +62361 975 478 F. +62361 975 079 www.kupubarongubud.com

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Mara River Safari Lodge

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Inspired by the breath-taking panorama of the African landscape, Mara River Safari Lodge is an intimate hideaway nesting in the heart of Bali Safari Marine Park. The lodge is famed for its warmth, vibrancy and legendary hospitality. Expect an unforgettable experience as you get to interact with and feed exotic and endangered animals direct from your room.

Jl. Bypass Prof. Dr. Ida Bagus Mantra KM 19,8 Gianyar T. +62361 4791 800 F. +62361 4791 700 E. reservation@marariversafarilodge.com www.marariversafarilodge.com

The Samaya Ubud

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The Samaya Ubud was designed as an extension of the Samaya Seminyak, where guests can experience the unique delivery of Balinese hospitality in another superb location set alongside the River Ayung. With spacious villas spectacularly located in the Ayung valley, it is an ideal place to relax in a tropical paradise.

Banjar Baung, Desa Sayan – Ubud Ph. +62 361 973 606 www.thesamayabali.com

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The Sungu Resort & Spa

Supreme, Serene, and Sacred Offering 4 categotries of room, the resort also features a restaurant-gallery designed in a unique setting, and surrounded by romantic atmosphere of art. Their pampering spa treatments, a large pool, and the Balinese warm hospitality guarantee both relaxing and enjoyable stay.

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Jln. Raya Penestanan Ubud T. +62361 975719 F. +62361 975719 E. info@thesunguresort.com www.thesunguresort.com

North Bali Area

The Damai

On a green hill overlooking the sea, The Damai is a small resort with a big view. Here you can visit some of Bali’s most iconic attractions or find your own hidden gems. Lounge by the pool, enjoying views of the distant volcanoes, rediscover authentic and organic Balinese dining or indulge in a spa treatment.

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spa & beauty

Healthy Inside & Outside The combination of ‘health and holiday’ is an increasingly attractive formula for mitigating the effects of busy urban lifestyle on one’s body and mind.

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Beauty Clinic

Kuta & Seminyak Area

Siloam Aesthetic Center

Siloam Hospitals, the pioneer of JCI quality in Indonesia and the holder of Amerincan gold standard for clinical excellence, also covers plastic surgery and beauty treatments services at its Siloam Aesthetic Center. Now it’s available in Bali. Siloam Aesthetic Center offers treatments including Botox, Dermal Filter, hGH and Threadlifts. Cosmetics Surgeries include Blepharoplasty (eyelids), facelift, Breast Augmentation and Liposuction. Free consulation can be arranged.

Jl. Sunset Road No. 818, Kuta T. +62361 779 900 E. aesthetic.bali@siloamhospitals.com www.siloamhospitals.com

Ultimo Aesthetic and Dental Clinic

Established and developed by an international plastic surgeon and craniofacial specialist, Ultimo Aesthetic & Dental Center is a one-stop beauty solution clinic with ultimate service. Ultimo has clinics located in Jakarta, Surabaya and Bali with services ranging from beauty treatment, dermatology, aesthetic surgery and dental treatment.

Ruko Sunset Star, Jl. Sunset Road, Dewi Sri, Kuta T. +62361 894 7523 www.ultimoclinic.com

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Jimbaran & Nusa Dua Area

BIMC Hospital CosMedic Centre

A gateway to radiant cosmetic medical services with a comprehensive array of non-invasive and invasive treatments and procedures using the latest technology available. The services and facilities embedded in an international standard hospital with high safety and professionalism. CosMedic Centre is simply an affordable luxury.

Open daily, 9am – 5pm Kawasan BTDC Blok D Nusa Dua, Bali T. +62361 3000 911 E. cosmedic.nusadua@bimcbali.com www.bimcbali.com

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Kuta & Seminyak Area Ashoka Spa at Bali Dynasty Resort

Enjoy innovative and soothing spa services, classic elegance and the unmistakable touch of Bali. In Ashoka’s treatment rooms consisting of private, double and single air-conditioned rooms, 16 massage beds & 2 saunas, guest can choose from a complete range of treatments from the traditional Balinese Massages to Ashoka’s Signature Massage, which is perfect to diminish the effect of jet lag.

Jl. Kartika, PO BOX 2047, South Kuta Bali T. +62361 752 403 | F. +62361 752 402 www.balidynasty.com

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Unagi Spa Bali

Unagi Spa and Wellness Center is a 2,500 sq mt spa and wellness facility housed in a modern minimalist setting. Featuring 20 ultra-chic treatment rooms, it surrounded by 4,000 sq mt of tropical greenery and is conveniently located near Seminyak, Kuta and Denpasar, close to beaches and popular shopping areas of Bali.

Jl. Teuku Umar Barat No.379 P: +623618476274 info@unagispabali.com www.unagispabali.com

Discovery Spa

Discovery Spa is your escape to peace and relaxation. Massage therapies, body treatments and facials combine western and eastern knowledge with long-established techniques. There are choices of rooms to ensure your comfort and privacy: 7 rooms for 2 persons, 6 rooms for single person, and two separate treatment areas for males & females. Little guests can also enjoy some pampering with two Kids’s Spa treatments.

Discovery Kartika Plaza Hotel Jl. Kartika Plaza, PO BOX 1012, South Kuta T. +62 361 751 067 | F. +62 361 753 988 www.discoverykartikaplaza.com

SPA AT PEPPERS SEMINYAK

Bali’s most multi-faceted spa, beauty and wellness destination tucked into a serene nook in the heart of Seminyak. Offering top quality facial and body treatments, SPA at Peppers Seminyak strives to go above and beyond skin-deep beauty. Bringing decades of experience as a nutritional counselor and deeply transformative healer, New York-trained Meli has thoughtfully conceptualized a refreshing collection of in-house Wellness Escapes for SPA at Peppers Seminyak, as well as an innovative juicing and detox programme with freshly pressed juices.

Jl. Pura Telaga Waja, Petitenget. Seminyak - Bali 80361 Indonesia T. + 62 361 730 333 www.peppersseminyak.com

Sakanti Spa at The ANVAYA Beach Resort Bali

An enlightened feeling of weightlessness awaits as you doze within the sight and sounds of the surf while experiencing a sensory afterglow and rejuvenation of one’s mind and body.

Inspired by Balinese heritage and traditions and complimented by the luxury brand skincare products of Elemis, Sakanti Spa’s expertly trained therapists will consult each guest, tailoring each Spa and Beauty ritual to create an exceptional experience.

Jl. Kartika Plaza, Kuta Bali Ph: +62 361 751 267 www.theanvayabali.com

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SOHAM Wellness Centre

An upscale fitness facility in the heart of Seminyak with lavish décor, state-of-the-art equipment and training including yoga, pilates, cardio, strength and martial arts, an outdoor Olympicsize swimming pool, steam rooms and Jacuzzi facilities. Indulge at the Spa with a meticulously crafted menu of Asian inspired body and beauty rituals and visit the SOHAM Healthy Café for some delicious & nutritious low-calorie and raw food and juice selections.

Jl. Lebak Sari No. 7, Petitenget, Seminyak Bali Ph. +62 361 73 9090 Email: info@macavillas.com www.sohamwellnesscenter.com

Spa at The Samaya Seminyak

With the ocean as a backdrop, the breeze as symphony, SPA at The Samaya offers treatments inspired by the ocean and, as a lifestyle vanue, will provide an experience that is uplifting yet intimate and comforting. Adopting the the best of both Balinese and other Asian treatment philosophies, SPA at The Samaya is all about indulgence, rejuvenation and pure bliss.

Jl. Laksmana, Seminyak Beach – Bali Ph. +62 361 731 149 www.thesamayabali.com

Taman Merah Spa

Managed by the Balli Island Villas & Spa, there is no question about this spa’s excellence and quality. Known for its signature treatment ‘Bali Ritual’, composed of an energising Balinese massage following your choice of beauty treatment, and unique combinations with delightful fragances of aromatherapy essences, this exquisite spa is a must for people who are seeking the very best!

Open daily : 9am - 9 pm Jl. Petitenget, Seminyak T . +62 361 473 6656. www.islandvillasbali.com/spa.php

The Kahyangan Spa

The spa outlet in The Seminyak Beach Resort & Spa, The Kahyangan Spa carefully designs treatments to enhance your overall health and wellbeing. It incorporates healing hands for the body, a ritual and specific fragrances to lift the spirit, and tranquility to calm the mind. Embark on your journey into rejuvenation in luxurious treatment rooms overlooking the ocean or the lush garden.

Open daily from 10am – 10pm.

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Spa at Santika Seminyak

Hotel Santika Seminyak is set in Bali’s pulsating tourist area of Seminyak, just north of the world-famous Kuta and Legian beaches. During your stay, do visit Spa at Santika Seminyak for head-to-toe traditional treatments that promote wellness and rejuvenation. Located on the rooftop, the spa is open every day but appointments are necessary.

Santika Seminyak Jl. Sunset Road No. 17, Seminyak, Kuta – Bali | Ph: +62 361 472 7111 | www.santika.com

Zanti The Retreat

Relax, unwind, and feel refreshed at Courtyard by Marriott Bali Seminyak Resort’s signature luxury spa. Located within the resort, Zanti The Retreat features a full menu of soothing treatments, as well as exceptional spa packages. Treat yourself to pure serenity during your visit. Appointments are recommended.

Jl. Camplung Tanduk No.103 SP Dhyana Pura Seminyak Bali Ph: +62 361 8499 600 courtyardseminyak.com

The Spa at Padma Resort Legian

The Spa at Padma Resort Legian offers an utmost care with modern comforts in mind. Experience bliss at the hands of professional therapists with treatments inspired by Asian rituals and combining luxurious spa product such as Elemis. For reservations please contact TheSpa.Legian@padmahotels.com.

Monday - Sunday : 09.00 – 21.00 (GMT +08.00) Jalan Padma No. 1, Legian Bali | Ph: +62 361 752 111 ext 1911 www.padmaresortlegian.com

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Spa

Lovina Area The Damai Spa

The Damai Spa offers you a variety of both pampering and therapeutic massage and body treatments. Spoil yourself with deeply relaxing treatments by our expert spa therapists using traditional Balinese techniques combined with methods from Asia as well as Western techniques, using only natural and organic products.

Open daily : 8am-8pm ( by appointment only) Jl. Damai, Kayu Putih, Lovina, Singaraja Bali Ph: +62 (0)81338437703 | www.thedamai.com

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Jimbaran & Nusa Dua Area Ayodya Spa by Mandara

The contemporary design of Ayodya Spa by Mandara invites guests to embrace the elements of fire, earth, wind and water before embarking on a journey of rebirth and rejuvenation.

Comprising 11 single treatment rooms and 4 double Spa Villas, the Ayodya Spa by Mandara is committed to creating an exceptional experience for each guest. Each Spa Villa features an outdoor bale, private steam shower, changing room and oversized bath.

Jl. Pantai Mengiat Nusa Dua 80363 Bali Ph: +62 361 771 102 www.ayodyaresortbali.com

The Mandara Spa at Hilton Bali Resort

The Mandara Spa offers a wide range of Balinese massages and body treatments that can be enjoyed in one of eight wellappointed Balinese spa villas or at the beach-side bale. All the treatments are provided by trained spa therapists, who combine modern techniques with natural products known for their ancient health and beauty properties to achieve absolute relaxation and rejuvenation.

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Ubud Area

Kayumanis Spa

The Balinese believe that a balanced approach towards inner and outer beauty is the essence of overall wellness. Kayumanis Spa has been purposely designed to assist guests’ attain this equilibrium. Kayumanis Spa offers concise body and beauty rituals that will pleasure the senses and soothe the spirit.

Sayan Village PO Box 777, Ubud T. +62361 972777 F. +62361 972660 www.kayumanis.com

The Spa at The Bale

In harmony with The Bale’s vision to revitalizing your soul, The Spa invites you to indulge in the unique collection of holistic spa treatments, well-being programs and dine on the freshest organic produce. Get the most of your ‘me’ time by trying the signature Crystal Healing Hot Stone treatments to get back your balance, or free your mind with wellness activities like yoga, mediation and water pilates.

Open daily from 9am to 10pm Jl. Raya Nusa Dua Selatan, PO Box 76, Nusa Dua T. +62 361 775 111 www.thebale.com

Shinto Spa at Ubud Adventure Center

Step into a private Zen inspired haven of serenity, harmony and relaxation at Shinto Spa, Bali’s first and only authentic Japanese Spa. A place to beautify and pamper oneself in a stunning setting suspended above the lush jungle tops of Ubud, you will experience a variety of Japanese and Asian inspired treatments like Shiro Hachisu, the Furo Eternal Youth Anti-aging Treatment, or the Chikyu Earth Gift treatment. purposefully designed to bring you to a state of bliss. Open daily from 9am – 9pm.

Jl. Raya Kedewatan, Ubud Ph. +62 361 721 480 www.baliadventuretours.com

The Spa at Samaya Ubud

A perfect day in paradise, The Spa at Samaya Ubud brings ritual from around the globe, Asia and Bali. Escape the limits of time, immerse yourself, rejoice and achieve total relaxation in the most beautiful environment. Open daily from 9am-10pm.

The Samaya Ubud Banjar Baung, Desa Sayan – Ubud Ph. +62 361 973 606 www.thesamayabali.com

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Dala Spa at Alaya Resort Ubud

A space created especially for your personal indulgence, Dala Spa at Alaya Resort Ubud is designed to take experience of Balinese relaxation to the next level. Immerse in its serene setting: The spa lies next to a productive rice terrace and overlooks a small flowing river edged by native trees and tropical flora. With emphasis on age-old Indonesian healing & beauty traditions showcased at the Spa Lobby area, guests will see fresh botanical ingredients being prepared prior to treatment. Try the signature: Manis Klepon or The Island Cocoon treatment.

Jalan Hanoman, Ubud Ph. +62 361 972 200 www.dalaspa.com

Sens Spa at SenS Hotel & Spa + Conference Ubud Town Centre

SenS Spa offers exceptional packages such as Rosella, Chocolicious, and Strawberry Scrub; blissful combination of aromatherapy massages and sensational scrub treatments designed to promote circulation throughout your entire body, toning your skin and eliminating toxins. These packages will leave your skin silky smooth, highly moisturized and delightfully scented or choose a-la carte treatments to suit your needs.

Jl. Sukma, Banjar Tebesaya, Peliatan, Ubud Bali Ph: +62 361 849 3328 www.senshotelsresorts.com

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food, food, food

Photo Courtesy of Cocoon Beachclub

Finger Lickin Good These are only a few of the recommended restaurants on the island...Enough to get you your bearings. Luckily, top quality hotels and our islands’ best restaurants offer fantastic set menus at ‘value for money’ prices.

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Kuta Map C9 Golden Lotus Restaurant Bali Dynasty Resort Jl. Kartika, South Kuta, Bali T. +62361 752403 ext.8502 Chinese Food

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Offers the finest Cantonese, Sichuan cuisines and Dim Sum lunches.

Kuta Map D8 Hard Rock Cafe Jl. Pantai Kuta T. +62361 755 661 International Dine in rocks with great music memorabilia ambiance.

Kuta Map D8 Jamie’s Italian Kuta Beach Jl. Pantai, Banjar Pande Mas, Kuta Ph. +62 361 762 118 Italian Great for family lunches, a quick post-surf pizza, an ice-cold beer in the afternoon or a late romantic dinner, Jamie’s Italian Kuta Beach has something for everyone.

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DIM SUM, MUSIC AND MARTINIS Events at Happy Chappy Chinese are great excuses to come by to this iconic red, black and gold outlet in Jalan Beraban to get together and graze on some of the most mouthwatering Chinese cuisine that’s available on the island. Just like every other person, we love Happy Chappy, and events or no, we’d grab every opportunity to hang at our favourite Chinese restaurant while enjoying some fabulous, quality food and drinks.

The restaurant, home to the Dragon Den’s Bar, holds fun weekly events. The bar is a welcoming and seductive enclave that provides a really comfortable and relaxing cocoon from the stresses of life. We have always loved Dragon Den’s Bar dim, sexy and elegant interior that’s set against dark hardwood, plush sofas and armchairs, beautiful oriental lamps, paintings and décor all illuminated by candles and the magnificent salt-water aquarium. Now, there are more reasons to come by, as Happy Chappy invites you to block off your Fridays for its thrilling Motown & Martinis Night! Let loose, sing along to the best tunes from decades past to recent years, dance along to DJ performances that bring the golden age alive again as you enjoy delicious 2 for 1 Martinis from 9pm until 11pm on Friday nights only!

Choose from Tom Yam Martini, Classic Martini, Lychee Martini, Apple Martini and Espresso Martini. If you’re feeling a bit peckish, accompany your drinks with some exceptional selections like the Spicy Firecracker Chicken cooked in Dried Chillies, Garlic and Szechuan sauce. Tender 92

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and juicy, this dish is perfect as a snack to share with your pals as you enjoy your drinks. For a more family-friendly event, you can never go wrong with Dim Sum Sundays at Happy Chappy Chinese. In addition to over 40 different types of steamed and fried Dim Sum, you can also enjoy its immaculately delicious and refreshing Bloody Mary, 2 for the price of 1! So sit back, relax and select any platter off

the Dim Sum cart like the Steamed Buns Bak Pao, Prawn Har Gow, Phoenix Talons, Salt & Pepper Squid, Sze Chuan Chicken Wontons or choose to order anything else from the diverse and always tantalizing menu. Some of our personal favourites include the Traditional Peking Duck, Shredded Beef Szechuan Style and the Kung Pao Chicken with Cashew Nut. Monthly Specials change every month, featuring a thrilling melting pot of Indonesian and classic Chinese and Hong Kong dishes.

Priced between IDR 30,000 to IDR 40,000 per serving of dim sum, Dim Sum Sunday is the perfect excuse to spend some time with the family, to reconnect with your friends, for a relaxed and easy Sunday date or the answer to the ultimate hangover cure. Happy Chappy also serves the freshest, live seafood cooked Cantonese-style – try live Papua or Kalimantan crabs, prawns, oysters, lobsters and scallops caught live and cooked fresh for an amazing feast!

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Kuta Map D7 Kori Restaurant & Bar Gang Poppies II T. +62361 758 605 International A little romance, delightful food, great martinis & Cuban cigars.

Kuta Map D9 Kunyit at The ANVAYA Beach Resort Bali Jl. Kartika Plaza, Kuta Bali Ph: +62 361 759 991 www.theanvayabali.com Kunyit Restaurant is the ideal introduction to traditional delicacies of Bali and Indonesia, providing a sensory dining experience that specializes in authentic Balinese and Indonesian cuisine.

Map Kuta - D10 Ryoshi Park 23 Entertainment Lt. 1 #19 Jl. Kediri, Tuban - Kuta Ph. +62 361 4727 255 Japanese Delicious, Nutritious and Fresh Japanese Food.

Kuta Map D8 Sandbar Kuta Jl. Poppies Lane I, Kuta Ph. 081558252042 Indonesian & International Just steps away from Beach, Surf and Sunset!

Serving you the best-tasting food at a good value in a clean, comfortable restaurant.

Kuta Map F6 Sushi Tei Jl. Sunset Road 99 T. +62361 849 6495 / 8496496 Japanese A better place to feel an experience true Japanese dining.

Kuta Map A2 Sushi Tei Beachwalk Beachwalk Level 2 # C 14-16 Ph. +62 361 8464 972 Japanese Offers you the whole holiday experience; overlooking beach - sunset while enjoying a fine Japanese cuisine

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Kuta Map E3 Moringa Bali Jl. Dewi Sri No. 9A, Kuta – Bali Ph: +62 819 9900 9222 | www.moringabali.com Western and Asian The latest bistro-type restaurant featuring elevated Asian street food with a focus on fresh, healthy and local ingredients turned into homemade Asian fusion street food in a relaxed and casual setting.

Kuta Map D9 Teppan Noddle Restaurant Discovery Kartika Plaza Hotel, Jl. Kartika Plaza, South Kuta – Bali T. +62361 751 067 Japanese Casual dining by the beach. Savour Japanese delights, Seafood and noodle infused with Asian flavours and cooking styles.

Kuta Map D7 TJ’S Poppies Lane 1 T. +62361 751093 Mexican The best Margaritas in Paradise.

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GRACIE KELLY’S: A TASTE OF IRELAND IN BALI

St Patrick’s Day, one of the most important days in Irish history would be an amazing occasion to visit Gracie Kelly’s Irish Pub, but if you missed it, every day would be a great day to visit. Bali’s first and only original Irish pub is located in South Kuta’s Bali Dynasty Resort and promises everyone an authentic Irish experience thanks to its amazing original Irish décor, traditional Irish food and entertainment and of course, Guinness on tap.

A bar that is truly unlike any other, Gracie Kelly’s wows guests with its ambience and décor that promises the true beauty of rural Ireland – expect heavy wood paneled interior featuring a polished mahogany bar that comes with original bar pumps, dark wood furnishings, stained glass windows, low hanging bar lights, intimate booths, black and white photos and Irish memorabilia on the walls and even an intimate nook featuring a fireplace! So Irish is the venue that it even has its own Coat of Arms! Take a seat at the bar, and then do as the Irish do and enjoy a pint of the most delicious Guinness on tap or a real ale from Storm Brewery. Also available is a wide range of local and international beer, wine and spirits. Hungry? Gracie Kelly’s provides a lovely quaint backdrop for a satisfying meal. Dining here is deeply gratifying with steaming hot traditional and wholesome Irish food arriving fresh from the kitchen including all time favourites like Beef and Guinness Pie and Mammy Kelly’s Fish and Chips and to finish - Hot Sticky Date Pudding, among others. The menu is extensive and includes other pub grubs and bite-sized favourites such as Bacon Wrapped Irish Shillelagh 96

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Sticks, Mammy Kelly’s Baked Potato Skin, Dublin Bay Prawn Cocktail, Bacon Cheddar Jumbo Burger, Beef In Guinness Stout, Chicken and Mushroom Pie, Pub Bangers ‘n Mash, Traditional Irish Stew, Slow Roasted Shank of Lamb and Kelly’s Apple Pie. Or order from the Coffee House menu, the wait staff will be more than happy to bring it over to you.

Dinner over? Don’t be so quick to leave – live entertainment happens here every night from 8pm featuring the resident local Irish band. Sing along and enjoy a dance or two with Gracie Kelly’s own leprechauns.

On Tuesdays and Thursdays, Quiz Night is a fun way for the whole family to come together while doing their bit for charity; all proceeds will be donated to Solemen Charity to help alleviate the suffering of the less fortunate in Bali while the live band livens up the atmosphere with foot-stomping Irish music. Take a turn or two at the pool tables and dart boards or settle down in front of the big screen for live sporting events. Saturday nights are Ladies Night here, so come by for free selected cocktails from 9pm to 11pm. Other fun events take place throughout the week includes Billiard Competitions on Mondays and Fridays and Beer Pong competition on Sundays and Wednesdays.

Gracie Kelly’s Irish Pub Bali Dynasty Resort

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Seminyak

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Kuta Map A1 Above Kitchen, Lounge, and Bar At Vasanti Seminyak Resort Jl. Petitenget Gg. Cendrawasih No 99 DS, Kerobokan T. +62 361 8466 966 Modern Tapas & Asian Cuisine Meet – Dine - Discover Kuta Map D2 Bali Deli Cafe Jl. Kunti 117X T. +62361 738 686 French Bistro/Int’l The one-stop source for imported food!

Kuta Map C2 Bistro Batu Kali 55 Laksmana (Oberoi), Seminyak Ph. +62 361 847 8155 International “Welcoming new and old friends.” Chill out at its poolside bar or relax in its terrace, the excellent spot for people watching.

Kuta Map A2 Breeze Restaurant At The Samaya Seminyak Jl. Laksmana, Seminyak Beach – Bali Ph. +62 361 731 149 Indonesian & International A beachside restaurant overlooking Seminyak Beach. Recommended for a romantic sunset dinner!

Kuta Map B3 Chez Gado Gado JL. Dhyana Pura 99 T. +62361 736 955 Modern European Cuisine Delicious European cuisine with a superb location by the sea and a good place for a romantic dinner under the stars.

Kuta Map B2 Teatro Gastroteque Jl. Kayu Aya Blok C No. 1-2 Seminyak - Bali P: +62 851 017 00078 Fine Dining Restaurant Teatro Gastroteque is a boutique fine dining restaurant, located in the epicentrum of Bali’s best dining destination, Seminyak.

Complete your unforgettable evening with us, and savour the luxury you deserve.

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Kuta Map C4 Cocoon Restaurant, Bar & Beach Club Jl. Double Six no.66 Blue Ocean Boulevard, Seminyak, Bali T. +62361 731266 Touch, Hear, Smell, Taste, See.

Kuta Map A2 THE LANEWAY at Peppers Seminyak Jl. Pura Telaga Waja, Petitenget. Seminyak - Bali 80361 Indonesia Phone: + 62 361 730 333 www.peppersseminyak.com Chic. Friendly. Timeless. The Laneway welcomes foodies of all ages and backgrounds to enjoy relaxed all-day dining in a casual and contemporary setting.

Kuta Map B1 Masé Kitchen & Wine Bar At Maca Villas & Spa Bali Jl. Lebak Sari no.7, Petitenget, Seminyak, Bali Ph: +62 361 739090 Email: info@macavillas.com www.macavillas.com Charming - Elegance - Wines - Fresh Food Best Coffee Kuta Map B2 Meja Kitchen IZE Hotel, Jl. Kayu Aya No. 68 Seminyak International Restaurant with open-air deck for breakfast, all-day brunch and evening meals.

Kuta Map B1 Sarong Restaurant Jl. Petitenget No. 19X, Kerobokan Ph. +62 361 4737 809 Asian One of the best restaurants in Bali ever!

Kuta Map C3 Seminyak Kitchen at Courtyard by Marriott Bali Seminyak Jl. Camplung Tanduk No. 103 SP, Dhyana Pura Ph. +62 361 8499 600 International Seminyak’s all day dining restaurant with a selection of delectable dishes.​ BALIPLUS September 2017 |

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NEW DISHES & CROWD FAVOURITES If you’re a fan of Hard Rock Cafe’s limited-time menu offerings, you’ll now have reason to celebrate as some popular items including Cauliflower Wings, Atomic Burger and Java Lava Burger have earned permanent spots on Hard Rock’s core menu together with a special local burger; the Balinese Sambal Chili Burger. These popular items have moved from cult favourites to centre stage as a result of consumer demand during popular in-restaurant activations including the Vegetarian Menu & World Burger Tour and Burger.

Hard Rock Cafe’s new menu* additions include: - Cauliflower “Wings” - Crispy Buffalo-style cauliflower served with bleu cheese, celery and carrot sticks.

- Atomic Burger - Beef patty topped with Atomic beer-battered peppers, pepper jack cheese, caramelized onions, sautéed mushrooms, garlic chipotle ketchup and chipotle mayo.

- Java Lava Burger - Beef patty grilled and dressed in a house-made espresso rub and topped with lava sauce, crunchy java onions, bacon, melted Cheddar cheese and garnished with a fried jalapeño from Seattle, Washington.

- Quinoa Burger - A house-made patty of quinoa, red onions, portabellas, eggs, cheddar, pecan, barley, soy sauce, and breadcrumbs on a burger bun with hummus, arugula, tomatoes and grilled red onions.

- Balinese Sambal Chili Burger - Beef patty smothered with chilli shrimp paste topped with fried shallot, fried anchovy, fried onion rings, cucumber, tomatoes, lettuce and two slices of Cheddar cheese.

Do stop by your local Hard Rock Cafe for a tantalizing culinary experience or visit www.HardRock.com for more information! *Menu items may vary by location.

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Kuta Map C3 Ryoshi Jl. Raya Seminyak No.17, Seminyak Ph. +62 361 731 152 Japanese Enjoy a range of Japanese food alongside the cool tunes of jazz music.

Kuta Map B1 MÉTIS Restaurant & Gallery Jl. Petitenget No.6 T. +62361 4737 888 French Mediterranean A leader in fine dining and romantic atmosphere.

Kuta Map C2 EatWell Jl. Raya Basangkasa No.36 Seminyak Ph. +62 361 737 745 Steak House Enjoy premium & quality meat in a cozy and comfy setting.

Kuta Map B1 Pencar Seafood & Grill Jl. Braban, Seminyak +62 361 73 66 18 Seafood Bali Seafood Restaurant in Seminyak with renowned seafood taste of Jimbaran.

Kuta Map A2 Haute Rooftop Jl. Taman Ganesha No.9 Kerobokan Bali | Ph: + 62 361 3021 888 ext. 6342 | E. info@hauterooftop.com | www.hauterooftop.com Taking place at the rooftop Studios at Alila Seminyak, Haute was inspired by the sexy Seminyak lifestyle; chic, stylish yet understated elegance with its own special characters. Indulge in an elegant array of fresh delectable dishes, wine and signature cocktails.

Kuta Map C5 S.K.A.I. Beach Club at Padma Resort Legian Jalan Padma No. 1, Legian Bali Ph: +62 361 752 111 www.padmaresortlegian.com Take the relaxing art of sun-downing to exciting new heights; a hip spot to unwind over delectable cocktails and light bites whilst watching the island’s celebrated sunset. There will be chill out tunes and (minus) -2 beers to get the party started in this uplifting venue overlooking the beach.

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Kuta Map C1 Mama San Kitchen, Bar & Lounge Jl. Raya Kerobokan No. 135, Bali Ph. +62 361 730 436 Indonesian & Asian A great restaurant with Old Shanghai ambiance!

Kuta Map B1 Spice by Chris Salans Jl. Batu Belig No.7, Seminyak, Bali Ph: +62 361 473 2292 | spicebali.com Balinese & Indonesian A stylish gastro-bar serving innovative drinks and a cuisine, providing an affordable experience of the culinary genius of Chris Salans, which applies French cooking techniques to Indonesian ingredients and flavours.

Kuta Map A1 Devali Restaurant at Vasanti Seminyak Resort Jl. Petitenget Gg. Cendrawasih No 99 DS, Kerobokan T. +62 361 8466 966 Modern International Featuring an open-plan kitchen and edgy dĂŠcor for an elegant dining experience.

Kuta Map B1 Happy Chappy Restaurant Jl. Beraban No. 62, Br. Taman, Seminyak Ph. +62 361 474 1959 Chinese Be prepared for a selection of Cantonese-style Chinese Food which evokes nostalgia for childhood Chinese food delights.

Kuta Map C3 Seminyak Meat Shop At Courtyard by Marriott Bali Seminyak Resort T: +623618499600 courtyardseminyak.com A specialty meat shop that offers high quality steaks coupled with attentive service from the team. Opens for dinner only from 6PM to 10.30PM daily.

Kuta Map B2 Ku dĂŠ Ta Jl. Laksmana T. +62361 736 969 Modern International Luxury all the way, and spectacular views of the Indian Ocean.

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Kuta Map c1 Shima Teppanyaki & Shabu Shabu Jl. Petitenget No.5E, Kerobokan Bali Ph: +62 361 738 852 | www.shimateppanyaki.com Shima strives to provide guests with the ultimate Teppanyaki and Shabu Shabu dining experience with highest quality ingredients prepared by internationally trained chefs.

Guests are given the choice of Teppanyaki or Shabu Shabu, with two daily seatings for Teppanyaki at 18:00 and 20:00.

Kuta Map B1 Livingstone Cafe & Bakery Jl. Petitenget 88X,Kerobokan Ph. 0361 473 5949 Patisserie & Bakery Sit, relax and slow down your life accompanied by various fresh bakery and pastry menus.

Kuta Map B2 Soho Restaurant Jl. Laksamana 12XX, Seminyak T. +62361 737 280 International A 24-hour restaurant in Seminyak area. Enjoy burger and a vast selection of dishes, mainly American Food.

Kuta Map B1 The Dragon’s Den Bar at Happy Chappy Jl. Beraban No. 62, Br. Taman, Seminyak Ph. +62 361 474 1959 Tapas & Cocktails A Chinese underground-inspired bar featuring one of Bali’s largest live fish tanks to add an element of mystique to the mischievous side of Happy Chappy Restaurant.

Kuta Map D9 The Pond Restaurant Discovery Kartika Plaza Hotel, Jl. Kartika Plaza, South Kuta – Bali T. +62 361 751 067 International Relish in an international breakfast buffet or all-day dining menus while enjoy views of Indian Ocean.

Kuta Map B3 The Straw Hut Jl. Sari Dewi 17, Seminyak Ph. +62 361 736 750 International A little retreat for some fresh and healthy food. Comfy & warm. Regular events every Wednesdays & Fridays.

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Photo Courtesy of Haute Rooftop

Canggu Map E4 Dapur Berawa At Villa Berawa Jl. Pantai Berawa, Br. Berawa, Kuta - Bali T: +62 361 473 7600 www.villaberawabali

Dapur Berawa or Berawa Kitchen combines the unique and cozy ambience of a hundred-year old traditional Joglo with a great variety of tasty and authentic Indonesian menu as well as some classic Western favourites. Also available are cooking classes with the Chef.

Kuta Map E2 Merah Saga Rooftop Bar At Santika Seminyak Jl. Sunset Road No. 17, Seminyak, Kuta – Bali | Ph: +62 361 472 7111 | www.santika.com Indonesian and International Delicious local and international cuisine that comes with breathtaking panoramic views thanks to its enviable location at the rooftop of Santika Seminyak Hotel.

Legian

Area

Kuta Map D7 Kopi Pot Jl. Legian T. +62361 752 614 International A classic in the heart of Kuta with scrumptious desserts!

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Kuta Map D7 Poppies Restaurant Gang Poppies I T. +62361 751059 International A legendary place in Bali, with great food in an open-air garden restaurant.

Kuta Map C4 Romeos Bar & Grillery Jl. Padma Utara, Legian 755 225 International The stylish yet relaxed and unpretentious dining room exudes a welcoming vibe for dining any time of the day.

Canggu Map F5 Mano Seaside Jl. Petitenget, Kuta Utara, Kerobokan Bali Ph: 0361 4730874 | manoseaside.com A cosy little nook on Petitenget Beach, Mano Seaside is a favourite spot to relax and unwind in a laid-back vintage setting while enjoying delicious food and fabulous cocktails.

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Jimbaran

Area

Nusa Dua Map A3 Chocolate Cafe Jimbaran Corner - Raya Uluwatu T. +62361 704663 Patisserie & Bakery Beverage - Breakfast - Cafe - Tea Room Patisserie Nusa Dua Map B2 Cuca Flavor Restaurant Jl. Yoga Perkanthi, Jimbaran T. +62 361 708 066 Tapas Bar A Cozy and intimate restaurant in relaxing tropical surrounding with choice of three different seating to meet your mood.

Sanur

Area

Sanur Map Spice by Chris Salans Jalan Danau Tamblingan, No 140 Sanur, Bali Ph: +62 361 449 0411 | spicebali.com Balinese & Indonesian Spice’s second outlet, this stylish gastro-bar provides an affordable experience of the culinary genius of Chris Salans, which applies French cooking techniques to Indonesian ingredients and flavours.

Nusa Dua

Area

Nusa Dua Map F3 8 Degrees Bar At Awarta Nusa Dua Luxury Villas & Spa BTDC Complex Lot NW 2&3 Nusa Dua, Bali Ph. +62 361 773 300 Tapas & Cocktails Furnished with finely selected hard-solid woods and artistic vintage artworks. Perfect for an evening conversation over cocktails.

Nusa Dua Map F5 Shiki Japanese Restaurant At Hilton Bali Resort Jalan Raya Nusa Dua Selatan, Nusa Dua Ph. +62 361 773 377 Japanese Indulge a wide choice of authentic Japanese dishes in a contemporary setting overlooking the Indian Ocean.

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Nusa Dua Map F3 Ru Yi Chinese At Awarta Nusa Dua Luxury Villas & Spa – BTDC Complex Lot NW 2&3 Nusa Dua, Bali 80363 Ph. +62 361 773 300 Chinese Fine Dining Experience the ambiance of a mini China Town, and indulge in top notch premium Chinese delicacies.

Nusa Dua Map F2 Sakala JL. Pratama 88, Tanjung Benoa, Nusa Dua T. +62 361 77 44 99 Arty Contemporary Cuisine Elegant ~ 400 bottles wine cellar and DJ booth, Beach Lounge, with beach views.

Nusa Dua Map F3 The Lounge At Awarta Nusa Dua Luxury Villas & Spa BTDC Complex Lot NW 2&3 Nusa Dua, Bali 80363, Indonesia Ph. +62 361 773 300 International Taste the single malt and carefully curated selection of cigars.

Nusa Dua Map F5 The Shore Restaurant & Bar at Hilton Bali Resort Jalan Raya Nusa Dua Selatan, PO Box 18, Nusa Dua Ph. +62 361 773 377 Asian & International A unique dining experience by the beach in a venue setting designed as a modern interpretation of a ship on stilts.

Nusa Dua Map G4 Bumbu Nusantara At The Bay Bali BTDC Area Lot C-0, Nusa Dua T. +62 361 894 8200 Indonesian A homey, traditional-styled restaurant in front of the beach with the authentic Indonesian Cuisine.

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Nusa Dua Map G3 Piasan Restaurant At Kayumanis Nusa Dua BTDC Area, Nusa Dua, Bali T. +62 361 770 777 Italian Relish in the passionate flavours of Italy starting with the freshest antipasto.

Nusa Dua Map G3 Prego Restaurant At The Westin Resort BTDC Area Lot N-3, Nusa Dua T. +62 361 771580 Italian The fun family restaurant for the entire family.

Also offering “Prego Family Brunch”, every Sunday from 11.30am – 3pm.

Nusa Dua Map C5 Sundays Beach Club Jl. Pantai Selatan Gau, Ungasan, Uluwatu, Bali Ph: +62 811 833 1320 www.sundaysbeachclub.com Sundays Beach Club offers a memorable experience like no other. Relax to the cool tunes and enjoy friendly Balinese service.

Take out a kayak or stand up paddle board at low tide. Swim or snorkel in the crystal clear lagoon.

Nusa Dua Map F5 Paon Bali Resto & Bar At Hilton Bali Resort Jl. Raya Nusa Dua Selatan, 80363 Bali Ph: +62 361 773 377 baliresort.hilton.com Enjoy a wide selection of authentic Balinese cuisine including the renowned Babi Guling (Suckling Pig), Lawar, Ikan Bakar, Bebek Betutu varieties of Balinese classic desserts and specialty drinks at the bar.

Nusa Dua Map A3 Sereh Resto Jl. Wanagiri, Jimbaran - Bali | Ph: +623614468600 | www.samastabali.com Located within Sereh Gourmet Supermarket at Samasta Resort, Jimbaran, Sereh Resto offers a delicious mix of fresh, healthy Balinese, Indonesian and Western cuisines.

Nusa Dua Map G5 Genji Restaurant At Ayodya Resort Bali Jl. Pantai Mengiat, Nusa Dua – Bali Ph: +62 361 771 102 | www.ayodyaresortbali.com Japanese Experience authentic Japanese cuisine in a warm and inviting ambience. Genji presents all of your favorite Japanese specialties in a naturally sunlit dining room, Teppanyaki tables, sushi bar or private Tatami Room.

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Nusa Dua Map G5 Octopus Ristorante At Ayodya Resort Bali Jl. Pantai Mengiat, Nusa Dua – Bali Ph: +62 361 771 102 | www.ayodyaresortbali.com Italian

Fine Italian cuisine inspired by Italy’s authentic home-cooked taste. Satiate your cravings with fresh antipasti and salad, wood-fired pizza, succulent pasta and memorable desserts.

Nusa Dua Map G5 Waterfall Restaurant At Ayodya Resort Bali Jl. Pantai Mengiat, Nusa Dua – Bali Ph: +62 361 771 102 | www.ayodyaresortbali.com Local & International

The perfect setting for your 24-hour dining needs.

Enjoy scenic views of our serene lagoon surrounded by lush tropical gardens and charming Balinese artifacts.

Nusa Dua Map G5 Lagoona Restaurant At Ayodya Resort Bali Jl. Pantai Mengiat, Nusa Dua – Bali Ph: +62 361 771 102 | www.ayodyaresortbali.com Local & International

Overlooking a 300-meter enchanting white sands of Mengiat beach, Lagoona Restaurant is the perfect place to enjoy a lively beachside ambience, while satiating your culinary desires with the Chef’s signature dishes.

Ubud

Area

Ubud Map B2 Sushi Attack Bar At Ubud Adventure Center Jl. Raya Kedewatan, Ubud Japanese An impressive Japanese Restaurant In Ubud!

Ubud Map A3 Swept Away Restaurant at The Samaya Ubud Banjar Baung, Desa Sayan – Ubud Ph. +62 361 973 606 International v Set upon the Ayung River, It is an ideal setting to allow you to slow down, relax and unwind.

Ubud Map E5 Petani Restaurant at Alaya Resort Ubud Jl. Hanoman Ubud, Bali, Indonesia Ph. +62 361 972 200 Indonesian & Asian Sit back, relax, and enjoy a fun menu that celebrates Indonesia’a diverse culinary heritage and more...

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Ubud Map Manisan Bali At Alaya Resort Ubud Jl. Hanoman Ubud, Bali 80571, Indonesia T. (+62 361) 972200/8468925 Indonesian Featuring time-honored recipes from across the Indonesian archipelago, this 128-seat eatery is located in a rice field adjacent to Alaya Resort Ubud, in a beautiful 350-year old Joglo from Central Java.

Ubud Map E3 Hujan Locale Jl. Sri Wedari 5, Ubud Ph. +62 361 849 3092 Indonesian & Asian Fusion Taste Chef Will Meyrick’s creations inspired from backstreet kitchens of South East Asia.

Ubud Map A3 Yonne Café & Bar at SenS Hotel & Spa + Conference Ubud Town Centre Jl. Suka Banjar Tebesaya, Peliatan Ubud, Bali Ph: +62 361 849 3328 www.senshotelsresorts.com Serving international favourites and the best of Balinese and Asian cuisine, Yonne Café offers a welcoming and chic, yet comfortable ambience with a view of the pool.

Ubud Map Mozaic Restaurant Gastronomique Jl. Raya Sanggingan, Ubud, Gianyar, Bali Ph: +62 361 975 768 | www.mozaic-bali.com French & Balinese A fresh oasis of ingenuity in the world of gastronomy featuring Chef Salans’ everchanging menu of à la minute creations which evolve, disappear and return in accordance with market availability. Expect the unexpected!

Ubud Map Spice by Chris Salans Jalan Raya Ubud No 23, Ubud, Gianyar, Bali Ph: +62 361 479 2420 | spicebali.com Balinese & Indonesian v A stylish gastro-bar serving innovative drinks and a cuisine, providing an affordable experience of the culinary genius of Chris Salans, which applies French cooking techniques to Indonesian ingredients and flavours.

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Area Bali Map M8 Tsavo Lion Restaurant At Bali Safari & Marine Park Jl. Bypass Prof Ida Bagus Mantra KM 19,8 Gianyar T. +62 361 950 000 International Have a memorable dining experiemce with the lion in an African-themed ambiance!

Sanur Map C3 Uma Restaurant At Bali Safari & Marine Park Jl. Bypass Prof Ida Bagus Mantra KM 19,8 Gianyar T. +62 361 950 000 Traditional Balinese & International Taste the Balinese heritage traditional recipe!

Denpasar

Area

Denpasar Map A5 Baking Empire Jl. Teuku Umar Barat No.8, Denpasar Bali Ph: +62 811-3922- 345 | www.facebook.com/ Glorybakingempire

A healthy bakery featuring delicious and natural homemade bread, biscuits and cakes, made without flavouring, shortening, transfat or colouring.

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party zone

Night Out

You’ve got the outfit, the tan, the energy ... Need to know where to go? Party Zone will take you through some of the best ‘hot spots’ in Bali. If you like watching sunset, make your way down to one of the bars opposite Kuta Beach for the exotic cocktail or ice cold beer ... For those who may be more ‘red’ than what is comfortable, cool yourself at Kori in Poppies Lane. For serious night-lifers, check out the places listed below. As with everywhere in crowded venues, take care of your belongings and enjoy!

Kuta

Area

Gracie Kelly’s (Irish Pub) Jl. Kartika Plaza, South Kuta T. +62 361 752 403 Gracie Kelly’s boasts to be Bali’s first (and only) original Irish Pub. The interior recreates a 100 year old shop pub in rural Ireland. Enjoy wholesome home cooked food from Gracie’s Kitchen whilst sipping a pint. Live entertainment every evening start from 11pm.

Velvet & Hypnotized At Beachwalk Bali 3rd floor, Kuta www.vhbali.com Great spot to enjoy stunning balconic sunset over Kuta Beach while sip delicious sundowner cocktails. Also provides great vibe all night long by resident and international guest DJ Performers.

The Sunset Lounge At Discovery Kartika Plaza Hotel Jl. Kartika Plaza, South Kuta T. +62 361 751 067 A meeting or socializing spot with an elegant setting for casual chic moments. Reward the moment of friendship by enjoying cigars and premium liquors from its racks.

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Hard Rock Cafe Jl. Pantai Kuta T. +62361 755 661 The place that Rocks! Packed full on the weekends and features some great music memorabilia.

Watch out for International guest bands.

Kori Restaurant & Bar Poppies Lane II, Kuta T. +62 361 758 605 Relaxed and cozy; imported wine, chilled cocktails and ice-cold beers.

Cigar salon complete with pool table all available in an idyllic Bali garden.

Legian

Area

ROMEOS Bar & Grillery Jl. Padma Utara, Legian Ph. +62 361 755225 The stylish yet relaxed and unpretentious dining room exudes a welcoming vibe any time of the day.

Enjoy live music performance and Happy Hour promo.

Stark’s House Legian Jl. Legian 41 Enjoy the burger and its Stark beer. If you expect more, Enter through the secret wooden doors to a grand world of magical performers, dancers, acrobats, visual artists, laser light shows and DJ performances.

Seminyak Area MÉTIS Lounge Jl. Petitenget No. 6, Kerobokan T. +62 361 4737 888 Open daily from lunch time – late.

An open bar facing paddy fields with a variety of entertainment throughout the week culminating with Aperochic on Fridays.

Ku De Ta Jl. Laksmana, Seminyak T. +62 361 736 969 This place has the beach view.

4 well stocked bars gather a big crowd day and night, especially to the sounds of top Int’l DJ’s. Fun parties, this is the place to be.

Haute Rooftop Jl. Taman Ganesha No.9 Kerobokan Bali Ph: +62 877 6546 7448 / + 62 361 3021 888 ext. 6342 Adding opulence to the glamorous Seminyak dining and social scene from its perch on the rooftop studios of Alila Seminyak in Petitenget, Bali.

Hu’u Bar Jl. Petitenget T. +62 361 473 6576 With a spring water swimming pool and chill-out lounge, the ambience of Hu’u is one of a unique kind.

Check out Baba’s Restaurant for exquisite meals. Hu’u features a variety of special events monthly!

OPIVM Jl. Camplung Tanduk (Dhyana Pura) 7, Seminyak + 62 819 1642 1224 Bali’s newest and most exciting drinking and dancing establishment is now ready to impress; with stateof-the-art sound system, premium alcohol, fabulous lighting and personal table butler service.

Cocoon Beach Club Jl. Double Six, T. +62 361 731266 Is there a better way to spend your day than laying back on one of our luxurious champagne beds or in your VIP Cabana, sipping a cocktail and sampling something from its delicious grazing menu?

Potato Head Beach Club Jl. Petitenget, Seminyak T. +62 361 473 7979 Potato Head Beach Club Bali is an internationally recognized venue housing some of the finest restaurants and bars in the island.

Nusa Dua

Area

Rama Lounge At The Ayodya Resort Bali Jl. Pantai Mengiat, Nusa Dua T: +62 361 771102 Rama Lounge is located at the main lobby overlooking the lagoon and Indian Ocean. It’s the ideal space for a fabulous cocktail, lively entertainment or a match of billiards.

Zj’s Bar & Lounge At The Mulia Jl. Nusa Dua Selatan, Nusa Dua T. +62 361 301 7777 ZJ’s Bar & Lounge is located in The Mulia Bali. This stylish and hip sanctuary for the fashionable crowd. Enjoy great music and entertainment surrounded by the magnificent nature of Nusa Dua. Stay updated for special events and live music performance by guest stars.

Sanur

Area

Jazz Bar & Grill Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai Open daily Monday - Thursday 10am01am, Friday and Saturday 10am-02 am Live bands every night and regular performances by Indonesia’s jazz guest stars.

Sector Bar & Restaurant Kompleks Inna Grand Bali Beach Hotels, Jl. Hang tuah 58 Sanur T. +62361 287733 info@sectorbarrestaurant.com www.sectorbarrestaurant.com BBQ night all you can eat Start from 18.00 - 20.30 BALIPLUS September 2017 |

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SAT 9 & sun 10 Soundrenaline – United We Loud Venue: Garuda Wisnu Kencana (GWK) Starts: 8pm

THU 14 & FRI 15 Ultra Beach Bali Venue: Potato Head Beach Club Starts: 3pm

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FRI 15 SENSATION Venue: Mirror Starts: 11pm

SAT 16 Jenja Weekenders X Danny Howells Venue: Jenja Starts: 11pm

SUN 17 Splash Venue: Cocoon Beach Club Starts: 1-9pm

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essential info

General Things

THAT YOU SHOULD OR SHOULDN’T DO...

do

don’t

...change money at a reputable looking location, use your own (or the hotel’s) calculator before changing!

...forget to bring your passport (or a photocopy of your ID) with you at all times-as well as a copy of Bali Plus!

...put on loads of high factor waterproof suncream (especially if you intend to spend a lot of time in the water).

...swim outside designated swimming areas. Currents can be very strong so swim between red and yellow flags.

...drink a lot of bottled water and eat a lot of fresh fruit - do your body a favour.

...do drugs! It could lead to death penalty. Enough foreigners reside in Bali in courtesy of the Govt. prison service!

...try not to step on offerings in the street (walk around them). ...be careful with your belongings at all times. Crime is on the increase and can ruin your holiday. Cases of handbag snatching have been reported so please leave important documents in your hotel safe (carry photocopies) and wear your bag across your shoulders! ...respect the slow pace of processions. If stuck behind one don’t honk your horn! ...haggle when buying (except on price-tagged goods). ...buy ‘lmmodium’ to relieve bouts of Bali belly.

...touch people’s heads - it is very offensive to Hindus. ...enter a temple during menstruation. Sorry ladies! ...forget to add salt to your food and to drink lots of water-you probably sweat more here than at home. ...worry too much about the ice - it’s government quality controlled in established bars and restaurants. ...forget to look and listen while crossing the road. Cars may stop, motorbikes may not! ...forget to reconfirm your flight 72 hours prior to flying.

...have a great holiday!

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Emergency Calls Police Fire Dept.

Ambulance Search & Rescue Tourist Police

110 113 118 111/115/151 +62 361 224 111

AIRLINES Ngurah Rai Airport Info T. +62 361 935 1011 www.ngurahrai-airport.com

• Qantas Call +62 21 2555 6300 Toll Free: 001 803 61786 www.qantas.com.au

INTERNATIONAL AIRLINES • AirAsia Sun Boutique Hotel Jl. Sunset Road No. 23 Kuta – Bali 24 Hours Call Center : 0804 1 333 333 Call Center (6 am - 10 pm : +62 21 2927 0999 www.airasia.com

• Qatar Airways Discovery Kartika Plaza Hotel Jl. Kartika Plaza, South Kuta T. +62 361 752 222 Wisthi Sabha Building Room 12 Ngurah Rai International Airport T. +62 361 9360 278 www.qatarairways.com

• Cathay Pacific 2nd Floor, Wisthi Sabha Building, Ngurah Rai International Airport.

Call center: 0804-1-888888 www.cathaypacific.com • Garuda Indonesia Jl. Sugianyar No. 5, Denpasar.

T. +62 361 232 400 Ngurah Rai International Airport T. +62 361 935 1011 ext. 5216 Kuta Paradiso Hotel, Level 1 T. +62 361 761 414 ext. 7807 Bali Collection Nusa Dua Bali T. +62 361 770 747 www.garuda-indonesia.com • Malaysia Airlines Kuta Paradiso Hotel Jl. Kartika Plaza, South Kuta T. +62 361 761 425 / 26 www.malaysiaairlines.com

• Royal Brunei Airlines Kuta Paradiso Hotel Suite #3 Jl. Kartika Plaza, South Kuta T. +62 361 757 355 E. dpsrba@rba.com.br www.flyroyalbrunei.com • Singapore Airlines Reservations/Ticketing: Ngurah Rai Airport 2nd Floor T. +62 361 9368 388-89 F. +62361 9368383 E. restkg_dps @singaporeair.com.sg www.singaporeair.com • Thai Airways Reservation/Ticketing/Sales Ground Floor, Inna Grand Bali Beach Hotel, Sanur, Bali T. +62 361 288 141 F. +62 361 288 063 E. thaibali@thaiairways.co.id Airport Office, 2nd Floor International Departure Hall, Ngurah Rai Airport T. +62 361 9355 064 F. +62 361 9355 036 www.thaiairways.com BALIPLUS September 2017 |

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Domestic Airlines • Citilink Ngurah Rai Airport Call Center: 0804 1 080808 • Lion Air Ngurah Rai Airport T. +62 361 765 183 Jl.Teuku Umar No.15A, Denpasar.

T. +62v361 263787 / 234492 • Wings Air Ngurah Rai Airport T. +62 361 765 183 • Sriwijaya Air Jl. Sunset Road 101 Blok - B, Kuta T. +62 361 217 1099 Call center: 0804 1 777 777

• Brazil (Hon. Consulate)

By The Sea Store 2nd Floor, Jl. Legian 186, Kuta.

T. +62 361 757 775 F. +62 361 751 005 E. brazilconsul@bali.net • British (Hon. Consulate) Jl. Tirta Nadi 2 No. 20, Sanur.

T. +62 361 270 601 E. consulate.bali@fco.gov.uk

• Trans Nusa Jl. Sunset Road No.100 C, Kuta, Kabupaten Badung, Bali T: +62 361 8477395

• Chile (Hon. Consulate) Jl. Pengembak Gg I No. 3, Sanur T. + 62 361 281 503 F. +62 361 285 216 E. chilehonconsulate @bali-villa.com

CATERING SERVICE Bali Catering Company Managed by MÉTIS Jl. Petitenget No. 45 T. +62 361 780 3668, 4737 324 www.balicateringcompany.com

• Czech Republic (Hon. Consulate) Jl. Pengembak 17, Sanur.

T. +62 361 286 465 FF. +62 361 286 408.

E. bali@honorary.mzv.cz

• Bali Deli Jl. Kunti 117x, Seminyak.

Take Away Order Call +62 361 733 555.

• Denmark Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai Pemogan No. 852, Denpasar.

T. +62 361 821 6979 E. danishconsbali@gmail.com

• Kori Restaurant Jl. Legian gg Poppie2.

Call +62 361 758605 CLEANING SERVICE • Haracare Dalung Permai K3/134, Kerobokan T. +62 361 273 1414 www.haracare.com

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CONSULATES • Australia Jl. Tantular No. 32 Renon, Denpasar T. +62 361 241 118 F. +62 361 221 195 E. bali.congen@dfat.gov.au

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• France (Consular Agency) Jl. Umalas 1 No. 80, Kerobokan T. +62 361 473 0834 E. consul@dps.centrin.net.id • Germany (Hon. Consulate) Jl. Pantai Karang No. 17, Sanur.

T. +62 361 288 535.

F. +62 361 288 826.

E. sanur@hk-diplo.de

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• Hungary (Hon. Consulate) Marintur - Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai 219, Sanur.

T. +62 361 287 701 F. +62 361 735 232 E. huconbali@telkom.net • Italy (Hon. Consulate) Lotus Enterprise Building, Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai, Jimbaran T. +62 361 701 005 E. italconsbali @italconsbali.org • India Consulates Jl. Raya Puputan 163, Denpasar T. +62 361 259 500/259 502 F. +62 361 259 505 Mobile. 081246524107 E. Info@cgibali.in

• Sweden & Finland (Hon. Consulate) Jl. Segara Ayu, Sanur.

T. +62 361 282 223 F. +62 361 287 242 E. sweconsul@yahoo.com • Switzerland (Consulate) Jl. Ganetri 9D, Gatsu Timur, Denpasar T. +62 361 878 4343 F. +62 361 878 4466 E. bali@honrep.ch

• Japan Jl. Raya Puputan 170, Renon.

T. +62 361 227 628 E. denpasar@dp.mofa.go.jp

• Timor Leste Jl. Prof. Moh. Yamin No. 4, Renon - Denpasar T. +62 361 235 093 F. +62 361 235 092 E. cgtl@dpsbali.com

• Malaysia (Hon. Consulate) Alam Kul Kul Boutique Resort, Jl. Pantai Kuta, Kuta T. +62 361 752 520 F. +62 361 752 921 E. info@consulmalaysia-bali.com

• The Russian Federation Perumahan Bali Kencana Resort, Blok Cendrawasih No. 18 Ungasan, Jimbaran T. +62 361 279 1560 F. +62 361 279 1561 E. rusconsul@balivoyage.com

• Mexico (Hon. Consulate) Jl. Prof. Moh. Yamin No. 1A, Renon, Denpasar.

T. +62 361 223 266 F. +62 361 244 568

• U.S.A (Consular Agency) Jl. Hayam Wuruk 310, Denpasar T. +62 361 233 605 F. +62 361 222 426 Mobile. 081 133 4183 E. baliconsularagency@state.gov

• Netherlands (Hon. Consulate) Jl. Raya Kuta No. 127, Kuta.

T. +62 361 761 502 F. +62 361 752 777 E. dutchconsulate@kcb-tours.com • Norway Segara Village Hotel, Jl. Segara Ayu, Sanur.

T. +62 361 282 223 F. +62 361 282 211 E. norwegianconsulatebali @yahoo.com

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• Spain Kompleks Istana Kuta Galeria, Blok Valet 2, No. 11, Jl. Patih Jelantik, Kuta.

T. +62 361 769 286/7

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CREDIT CARDS • American Express PT Bank Danamon Indonesia Jl. Legian 87, Kuta T. +62 361 754 479 E. amexbali@aexp.com • Mastercard & Visa BCA Card Centre, Jl. Raya Kuta 55XX, Kuta T. +62 361 762 247

COURIER SERVICES • DHL Express Bali Jl. Legian No. 451, Kuta T. +62 361 762 138, 762 139 • FIN Express T. +62 361 756969 E. info@finexpress.co.id www.finexpress.co.id DENTAL SERVICES • Ultimo Dental Center Sunset Star Shopping Arcade, Jl. Dewi Sri, Sunset Road, Kuta T. +62 361 894 7523 www.ultimoclinic.com HARBOUR • Benoa Jl. Pelabuhan Benoa, Denpasar T. +62 361 720 560

HOSPITALS • BIMC Hospitals - 24 hour Medical & Emergency Centre Kuta: Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai 100X T. +62 361 761 263.

Nusa Dua: Kawasan BTDC Blok D, Nusa Dua T. +62 361 3000 911 E. info@bimcbali.com www.bimcbali.com • Siloam Hospitals Bali Jl. Sunset Road No. 818, Kuta Emergency +62 361 500 911 www.siloamhospitals.com • Kasih Ibu Hospital Jl. Teuku Umar 120, Denpasar T. +62 361 300 3030 www.kasihibuhospital.com

• Padang Bai Padang Bai, Karangasem, Bali • Gilimanuk Gilimanuk, Jembrana, Bali BALIPLUS September 2017 |

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Photo Courtesy of Agus Hendra Manuaba

• Sanglah Public Hospital (N.B. Decompression Chamber) Jl. Diponegoro, Denpasar T. +62 361 227 911, 225 482 www.sanglahhospitalbali.com

LAUNDRY SERVICES • Melia Laundry & Dry Cleaning Jl. Patih Jelantik, Valet 01 No. 154, Kuta T. +62 361 769 010

• Ubud Clinic (24hr) Jl. Raya Campuhan 36, Ubud.

T. +62 361 974 911.

• Royal Professional Cleaners Jl. Kediri No. 36A, Kuta T. + 62 361 7411 580

IMMIGRATION • Ngurah Rai Int’l Airport Jl. Ngurah Rai, Kuta.

T. +62 361 9351 038 • Central Office Jl. D.I. Pandjaitan No. 3, Denpasar.

T. +62 361 227 828 INTERNET SERVICES • Bali Medianet Jl. Tukad Batanghari 88, Panjer.

T. + 62 361 7800299, 7421099. marketing@balimedianet.com

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MALLS • Bali Collection ITDC Complex, Nusa Dua T. +62 361 771 662 • Beachwalk Bali Jl. Pantai Kuta, Kuta www.beachwalkbali.com • Lippo Malls Sunset Road Jl. Sunset Road, Kuta Lippo Mall Kuta Jl. Kartika Plaza, Tuban

• Mall Bali Galeria Jl. By Pass, Simpang Siur, Kuta MARKETS KUTA Poppies Lanes I & II SANUR Sanur Art Market Jl. DanauTamblingan UBUD AREA Sukawati Art Market, Jl. Raya Sukawati, Gianyar Ubud Art Market, Jl. Raya Ubud DENPASAR Badung Market Jl. Setiabudi (ex Tiara Grosir).

MONEY CHANGER Central Kuta Money Exchange Jl. Raya Kuta No.168, Kuta – Bali T. +62 361 762 970 F. +62 361 754 116 www.centralkutabali.com Seminyak Outlet: Central Kuta Seminyak Square Jl. Kayu Aya, Seminyak Tanjung Benoa Outlet: Jl. Pratama, Tanjung Benoa (inside Kodak Central Photo) Ubud Outlet: Jl. Raya Ubud (across Puri Lukisan) POST OFFICE • Central Post Office Jl. Raya Puputan, Denpasar.

T. +62 361 223 566.

• Kuta Post Office Jl. Raya Kuta, Gg. Selamat.

T. +62 361 754012.

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PREVENT CERVICAL CANCER AT BIMC SILOAM NUSA DUA Cervical cancer occurs when abnormal cells on the cervix grow out of control. Caused by the Human Papillomavirus, or HPV, the virus is spread during sexual contact; females who smoke and are sexually active are at higher risks of contracting the virus. The good news is that cervical cancer can be successfully treated when found early.

If you’re 26 or younger, you can get the HPV vaccine that protects against the types of Human Papillomavirus (HPV) that cause cervical cancer.

You could also screen for cervical cancer and precancerous changes from the age of 21. The screening includes a Pap Smear, which can detect abnormal cells in the cervix, including cancer cells and cells that show changes that increase the risk of cervical cancer. Meanwhile, the HPV DNA test involves testing cells collected from the cervix for infection with any of the types of HPV that are most likely to lead to cervical cancer. This test may be an option for women age 30 and older, or for younger women with an abnormal Pap Smear test.

When you’re in Bali, do make an appointment at the BIMC Siloam Nusa Dua for a cervical cancer check-up, for early detention and prevention of cervical cancer:

- Pap smear screening only IDR 250,000 (By Female GP) - HPV Vaccination only IDR 2,500,000 (Including GP consultation and 3 times of Gardasil Vaccination)

For detailed information, please contact the reception staff at 0361 3000 911 or email admin.nd@bimcbali.com.

BIMC Siloam Nusa Dua

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REAL ESTATE • Harcourts Seminyak Jl. Raya Petitenget No. 469, Seminyak, Badung, Bali, Indonesia Phone: +62 82 897 102 410 Fax: +62 361 473 6658 Email: seminyak@harcourts. co.id www.harcourtsseminyak.com • In Touch Jl. Raya Seminyak 22, Seminyak.

T. +62361 731 047 E. info@villabali.com www.intouchbali.com • Ray White Paradise Jl. Sunset Road 9A, Seminyak T. +62 361 737 357 E. info@raywhiteparadise.com www.raywhiteparadise.com • Xclusive Property Jl. Sunset Road #10X, Seminyak T. +62 361 847 5955 E. info@xpbali.com www.xpbali.com RENT CAR • Express Group Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai No. 57xx, JImbaran - Bali T. +62 361 777 723, 777 523 E. limousine.bali @expressgroup.co.id www.expressgroup.co.id • FM Bali Tour Jl. Canggu Pertiwi, Canggu Bali T.+62 812 3939 3009 +62 818 569 130 tesarevian@gmail.com TOURIST INFORMATION • Bali Hotels Association Bali Tourism Board Building Jl. Raya Puputan 41, Renon – Denpasar T. +62361 227 600 F. +62 361 239 200 www.balihotelsassociation.com

• Bali Villa Association C/O The Kunja Villa & Spa Jl. Lebak Sari 8, Petitenget T. +62361 473 3130 • Bali Tourist Information Century Plaza Jl. Benesari No.7, Legian.

T. +62361 754090.

• Bali Tourism Office Jl. S. Parman, Renon.

T. +62361 222387.

• Legian Tourist Information Jl. Legian No.37.

T. +62361 755424.

TRANSPORT • Bali Taxi T. +62 361 70 1111.

N.B. When taking taxis, make sure the meter is switched on, or fix a price before you get in!

Flag-up = Rp. 5,000,• Trans Sarbagita Public Bus Tickets: Adults: Rp. 3,500,Students: Rp. 2,500,Info: +62 361 703 334 MISCELLANEOUS • Petrol/Gas Premium/Bensin - Standard Petrol Rp. 6,550/litre.

• Bali Mandara Toll Road Tickets: Motorbike: Rp. 4000,Car: Rp. 11,000,-

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A Word of Advice ATTENDING CEREMONIES:

Remember these are serious occasions and should be treated as such. Religious guidelines: • Always wear a sarong and sash.

• Do not walk in front of people that are praying.

• Do not use a flash camera or point your camera into the priest’s face!

• Never sit higher than the priest or the offerings.

• At cremations, do not get in the way of the attendees - however important that photographic opportunity is!

• Women are not allowed to enter temples during menstruation.

N.B. When attending Special Ceremonies or Anniversary Celebrations as a guest or onloocker, small donations are gratefully received. Your donation will help in paying for the offerings, and upkeep of the temple.

DANGEROUS SPORTS:

Make sure you either have personal insurance or travel insurance that will cover any accident.

DRIVING:

In Bali, always expect the unexpected, always keep your eyes open and your mind on driving. Beware of motorbikes! It is best to rent a car with full insurance as this will save time and money if you are involved in an accident.

You must use a helmet at all times and have a valid license.

MONEY CHANGERS:

Be very careful when changing your money. Always check the rate of exchange and commission (if any). Most importantly, always count your money before you leave the premises and, if you can, bring your own calculator as the ones used by some places can be a little ‘inaccurate’.

PETTY CRIME:

There have been a few cases of handbags being snatched after tourists have cashed money at Banks or Money Changers! Put your money away in your ‘burn-bag’ or hold onto your hand bag tightly!

When changing large amounts of money please check each note carefully as there are a number of (noticeably) fake notes in circulation.

When trying on garments do not take your jewellery off and leave it lying around - give it to a friend or leave it in the hotel safe.

When at a spa - use the jewellery box or locker provided for jewellery.

SWIMMING IN THE SEA:

Currents and undertows can be strong. Always swim between the red and yellow flags and don’t swim too far out! Please, do not leave your belongings unattended on the beach.

Thank you for respecting these suggestions.

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