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C o n t ributorS ALEXANDER ARKA Arka accidentally fell in love with the media scene when he tried his luck to join a reporter training in a national media in Jakarta around 2006. Moving to Bali around three years later, he took opportunities of becoming a freelancer working with several foreign media to cover major events. Now he finds himself enjoying the other side of Sanur that he had not had the chance to explore.

Okantara Deciding to be a journalist specified for Economic and Tourism in 2012, IB Okantara putting his total passion within his articles at Kabar Dewata. Graduated from Faculty of Archeology of Udayana University while it does not stop him from being a great writer and an ultimate traveler.

Slamet Melda This Malang, East Java, originated graphic designer is quite experienced in graphic designing for media. This 26 years old man has put his touch in some printed media. Besides doing graphic design, this father of a child also fond of photography. Hence, he also became photographer for Soul of Sanur. He is capable of working under pressure. When deadline approach, he is able to work tirelessly.

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18 Maya Sanur Resort & Spa

40 Tumpek Wayang

20 International school in a friendly local neighborhood

56 10th Anniversary & Charity Golf 2015

22 ManShed Sanur

58 Bali Reggae Movement

24 Warung Adi

60 9th Anniversary Sanur Bersatu Community

26 PSanur Bersatu

62 Mostly Jazz

28 IB Kompyang Astawa

64 VespaSar Kaget II at Manshed Sanur

30 IB Rai Budarsa

66 Padang Galak

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Maya Sanur Resort & Spa Announce The Soft Opening of A New 103-Room Hotel Along Sanur’s Iconic Beachfront Words &Photo by Maya Sanur Resort & Spa

houghtfully conceptualized by the hospitality team behind the award-winning Maya Ubud, one of Asia Pacific’s most sustainable luxury resorts, Maya Sanur invites discerning travelers to experience their Deluxe Lagoon View and Deluxe Lagoon Access guest rooms. Topped by an expansive rooftop garden that features panoramic views of the Indian Ocean, the resort’s contemporary concept was designed by Melbourne’s Denton Corker Marshall. Elevating Balinese aesthetic to new heights, Maya Sanur’s architecture celebrates the culture’s tradition of living harmoniously with nature. As guests enter the resort, through a dramatic two-storey porte-cochere, step back in time as five modern kul kul bell towers honour Bali’s sacred Tanah Lot water temple and the culture’s ancient mean of communication. Positioned along the 2nd, 3rd and 4th floors of Maya Sanur’s Lagoon Pool wing, 52 Deluxe Lagoon View Rooms feature private balconies with direct views overlooking the resort’s 158 meters lagoon swimming pool. Designed with sensitivity to Bali’s unparalleled natural beauty, each of 58 m2 space features a spacious marble and glass en-suite with a circular bathtub and botanical bath products rooms are fully appointed with the latest in-room media technology, Scandinavian inspired furnishings, and accessories that are deeply rooted in Bali’s contemporary beachfront lifestyle. Luxurious touches include sumptuous teak wood flooring and artworks created by island artists. Seductively located on the ground floor of Maya Sanur’s Lagoon Pool wing, 23 Deluxe Lagoon Access Rooms pamper guests with direct access to the resort’s 158 meters lagoon swimming pool from

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a private terrace. In tune with island’s local fabric and culture, each of 52 m2 space welcomes guests to an unparalleled residential experience. Scandinavian inspired furnishings and artisan-crafted accessories work in harmony to create a haven of relaxation. For families and friends travelling together, the flexibility of one king-sized bed or two doublesized twin beds is available. Maya Sanur’s signature restaurant offers all-day dining, including an exciting breakfast buffet that features morning classics and unique Asian-inpired fare. For something scrumptious; such as eggs, waffles or crepes prepared to perfection, The Reef’s chefs are hard-at-work within the restaurant’s dynamic display kitchen. For lunch, guests have the pleasure to dine within the air-conditioned dining room or all fresco amongst poolside reflecting ponds and flowering frangipani trees. Reef’s balanced lunch menu includes healthy salads, featuring fresh produce grown in cool hinterlands of Ubud, as well as hearty sandwiches, wood-fired pizzas and refreshing drinks. Reef invites couples to experience a romantic culinary journey with the illusion of floating atop Reef’s reflecting pools in one of five cleverly designed gazebos. An international culinary team is on hand to impress connoisseurs with a tantalizing selection of fresh fish, locally sourced shellfish, imported Australian beef, and European style dishes including homemade pasta. SOS Jalan Danau Tamblingan 89 M - Sanur, Bali 80228, Indonesia T. 62.361.849.7800 | F. 62.361.849.7808 info@mayaresorts.com | mayaresorts.com

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International school in a friendly local neighborhood

Words by Alexander Arka | Photo by Slamet Melda

ow in its 28th year, Bali International School (BIS) is the first internationally accredited school in Bali and is the only school on the island offering all three International Baccalaureate (IB) programs. Nicely established in the midst of a peaceful neighborhood of Banjar Taman in Sanur, the school is a private, secular, non-profit, day school for Indonesian and expatriate students offering curriculum taught entirely in English. Dating back to its humble origins in 1985, BIS has a rich and proud history. Since then, the school has grown quickly and now boasts top facilities and an enrollment of approximately 300 pupils from Pre-School through to Grade 12. In spite of the increasing number of students, the school has maintained its familiar and warm atmosphere as a tight-knit and caring community of learners. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We continue to provide educational excellence for the international community, to people who are internationally minded, not necessarily foreigners, but also Indonesian people,â&#x20AC;? said the head of school, Denise Walsh. In fact, around 60 percent of the students have one parent Indonesian and one parent foreigner, 30 percent have foreigner parents, and the remaining 10 percent are Indonesians. With a diverse cultural mix of students--26 different nationalities representing various regions in the world, students of BIS have wide opportunity to foster their sense of tolerance, respect different culture and learn how the world is interrelated. In line with its mission to provide educational excellence in a supportive, secure environment preparing the students to thrive and succeed as responsible citizens in a changing world, it offers a wide range of facilities to support and accommodate the learning process. Outside the class, BIS generously offers various co-curricular activities in sports, academics and performing arts. Students also

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have many opportunities to take on leadership roles, as well as participating in international conferences. Fostering students to become more caring and responsible citizens, BIS implements service to the community. “We believe that moral responsibility does not come in a package with adult life, but must be fostered from a much younger age. Through our Global Citizenship Program, students are encouraged to apply what they have learned in the classroom, ” Denise said. The program offers various learning activities for students to choose from, and projects combining research and actions. BIS also works with several non-profit organizations, including Elishama orphanage for disabled children, Taman Bacaan (local literacy), YKIP (music lessons for local children), SOS (Sumatran Orangutan Society), Bali Urban Farmers and Habitat for Humanity. To engage the students closely with Indonesian—and particularly Balinese culture, all students learn about religious celebrations on the island. They also learn Balinese dances and traditional music instrument gamelan. “We’re aware that many things are being celebrated here, so we learn the history behind the celebration. At the moment, we are very excited in welcoming Nyepi Day. It would be nice to stop for a day and reflect on our life. We also talk these things with the students,” Denise commented, referring to the Hindu’s Day of Silence that would be observed on March 21. In nurturing love for the environment, the students also work on green initiatives. SOS V.2 N.2 | March - April 2015

Man Shed

Antique shed turned into hip hang out place Words by Alexander Arka | Photo by Slamet Melda

ith its quirky concept, Man Shed offers a strikingly different ambience of bar, restaurant and public art. The owner, Nyoman Sumadi—a native of Sanur, keeps some of his collections of classic cars and motorbikes here. Patrons will get unique experience of chilling out here, while enjoying a glass of cold beer and playing pool amidst these antique vehicles decorating most parts of this place. It is not only the nice selection of cars and bikes that make Man Shed extraordinary. The ambience of a real shed is created through the presence of used goods for the properties—chairs, tables, decorations. “Eighty percent of this place is made up through used properties. Why buy new ones if we could use second-hand goods..” said Igo Blado who manages this place. Although Man Shed has only been running for a year—since December 2013, this place becomes increasingly well-known, not only among clubs of automotive enthusiasts, but also from various communities, as well as individuals—locals, expats and tourists who simply love to hang out in a hip place. Igo attributed the growing popularity of Man Shed through its active participation in facilitating the activities of communities by providing the venue for their events. In addition to being a gathering place for many automobile clubs, Man Shed has actively supported

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local musicians and industries. Earlier this year, it launched Sunday flea market, held in the first and third week every month. The all-day event provides an opportunity for local creative industries to promote their productsâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;clothing, accessories, etc. Most of them has been running their business online, and has no place to meet their customers. In the afternoon, the flea market is enlivened by the performance of local musicians presenting their original creations. There is also live music here every Friday and Saturday. More recently, Man Shed has expanded into a space for art, presenting some paintings created by artist Dodit Artawan. As a bar and restaurant, Man Shed serves some simple and affordable Indonesian, Asian and Western cuisines to cater to both foreign and local patrons. Pork Ribs, Chicken Cordon Bleu and Beef Steak have managed to attract some fanatic patrons. SOS Located on Jalan Tirtanadi, just a few meters from By Pass street, this place opens daily from 11 am to 12 pm during weekdays, and until 1 am on the weekend. V.2 N.2 | March - April 2015

Warung Adi

Balinese nasi campur with fresh natural ingredients Words by Alexander Arka | Photo by Slamet Melda

asi campur (literally means mixed rice)--a plate of rice with an assortment of dishes, has been an iconic food in Bali. Albeit with different styles, Balinese nasi campur is available in almost every turn, from small food stalls to even luxury eateries across the island. In Sanur, one of the most favorite places to enjoy nasi campur is Warung Adi on Jalan Danau Buyan. Although its patrons come from different walks of life, this warung has managed to attract a lot of foreigners. Even most of the customers are tourists from abroad and expatriates, in addition to businessmen, prominent politicians and government officials. Established 26 years ago by Desak Nyoman Suciati, the warung was a humble stall selling common Balinese food, like tipat cantok and rujak. She takes her sonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s name Adi to be the name of the place. While running the stall, she also catered hotel employees around Sanur by delivering Balinese food. As the business developed, she then decided to expand her food stall and serve more variety of food. Years later, Warung Adi gained its popularity due to its delicious nasi campur served with a wide variety of side dishes that the customers can choose.

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There are a lot of options of side dishes, including sayur urap (vegetable mixed with shredded coconut), ayam betutu (steamed chicken with Balinese spices), grilled chicken, fried prawns, grilled fish, sate ikan (skewered fish with Balinese spices), tempe (soybean cake), tofu, and crispy fried chicken skin. Patrons can also have the nasi campur with a small bowl of soup with Balinese spices. For those who would like to have it spicier, three kinds of sambal (chili sauce) are available here: sambal goreng, sambal tomat and sambal matah. A portion of nasi campur costs between Rp 25,000 to Rp 40,000, depending on the kind of dishes selected by the customers. To ensure the tastiness of the food, Desak always use fresh and natural ingredients for all the dishes, including the Balinese spices that are freshly cooked everyday, without using artificial flavor enhancer. Open daily from 7 am to 4 pm, Warung Adi usually sees its busy hours around lunch time. The warung could sell as many as 600 to 700 portions per day. So, when you are around Jalan Danau Buyan and drooling for Balinese nasi campur, opt for this delicious dish in Warung Adi. SOS V.2 N.2 | March - April 2015

Sanur Bersatu

Words by Alexander Arka | Photo by Slamet Melda & Sanur Bersatu

round the year 2005, a number of youths in Sanur shared similar concerns about security issues in the subdistrict, which is divided into 30 banjar (customary hamlets). Brawl, communal clash among banjar, cases of crime—including homicide and drugs involving Sanur residents, not to mention incidents of people from outside Sanur entering the area and cause security disturbance, are among the problems they were worried about. Some residents, who own bungalows, were also complaining about being “extorted” by irresponsible people. They were concerned that this safety issues would shun visitors away from Sanur, thus posing disadvantages to the thriving tourism industry. “Many of them felt threatened with the situation. Sanur was not as safe as it used to be. We then came up with the solution that we need the youths of Sanur to unite and secure this village,” said Ida Bagus Raka Jisnu, co-founder and leader of Sanur Bersatu. The mass organization was declared on December 29, 2005. In addition to involving the youths, it also invited prominent figures in the community to sit in the advisory board. While mass organization has notoriously known by the public for being ‘troublemakers’, Sanur Bersatu is trying to build a positive

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image in the society by conducting various social activities, as well as helping security officers to maintain the area safe. Having around 700 active members, the organization is always being in the forefront and vigorously ready to settle conflicts or security disturbance happened in the village. Among the social activities they regularly conduct are beach clean up and blood drive. These activities also serve as a tool for the organization’s members to know each other better, thus fostering a sense of ‘brotherhood’ among the youths and avoid conflicts. “Sanur Bersatu is committed to maintain safety and security in Sanur without being anarchic,” said Jisnu, who is also head of Sanur subdistrict. Now in its seventh year, Sanur Bersatu has been quite influential in keeping the village safe, as proven by the decrease in incidents related to security disturbance. Their roles in keeping the village safe have been acknowledged by the police precinct through an award in 2013. Leaders in the organization’s board are often being invited to talk in seminars about security. They also find themselves being sort of ‘advisors’ for other villages, which learned that Sanur has been successful in keeping peaceful condition. SOS V.2 N.2 | March - April 2015

IB Kompyang Astawa

Master of sacred artwork Words by Alexander Arka Photo by Slamet Melda

da Bagus Kompyang Astawa was never dare to create an artwork for holy purposes before, although he knew he was able to, until somebody asked him to make a deer head-shaped statue to be put on a shrine. That was a milestone in his years of experience of becoming a gifted artist, who has always been passionate about creating an artwork since he was young. Thanks to the word of mouth, the 52-years-old artist started to be known in the society for his remarkable skills in making sacred objects, including statues, the holy masks of rangda or barong, as well as other artworks for ritual paraphernalia. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I am a realist, an autodidact. Making artworks is my way of seeking a personal amusement, satisfaction,â&#x20AC;? said Kompyang. In times when there is no order to make sacred artwork, he keeps creating something out of his ideas and abundant inspirations. Sometimes, people would later come and being interested to buy his

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artwork to be used for holy purposes. He believes that an artwork made with passion and prayer would result in soulful and charismatic masterpiece. “People say my creation has a soul, a strong charisma, or Balinese call it as taksu. Some of them even experienced an eerie moment of seeing as if the object turns alive, with moving eyes, and so on,” said Kompyang, who is also a Hindu priest. Many Balinese believe that a sacred object created by someone who has a prominent caste in the society like him, would possess stronger taksu. Sometimes it requires greater efforts to create an artwork for holy purposes, since there are certain rituals that he has to carry out beforehand. To make a mask or other objects to be kept in the temple, for instance, he could not just grab the woods out of nowhere, since he has to ask for occult instructions as to where to take the woods from, and how to take them with certain procession and offerings. This process sometimes involves one person, or more, falls into trance. The persons who ask him to make the sacred object also have to present offerings in the beginning of the process. Despite all the supernatural nuance during the process, he, however, admitted that he ignores the occult whispers that he might feel while creating the object, and just follow his intuition instead. It is his passion to create artworks and his solidarity to help other that drive him to keep making masterpieces for sacred purposes, because in his mind, money never comes first. “If people would pay me for the works, then I would be grateful,” he said humbly. He believes that the true artist always simply follows inspirations to create something with high quality that others would admire, without calculating how much they would be paid. “If we create something with passion, then the artwork would ‘speak’ the quality itself.” While many people admire his works for being soulful and attractive, he prefers not to be proud and satisfied and instead consistent to be a lifetime learner. SOS V.2 N.2 | March - April 2015

Words by Alexander Arka | Photo by Slamet Melda

efore Ida Bagus Rai Budarsa established Hatten Wines in 1994, all available wines in Indonesian market were imported. It was quite challenging to build a business of alcoholic beverage in Indonesia, but Rai was successful to seize the opportunity when there was still no local producer of wines amid the growing consumption in the countryâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;especially in Bali, a holiday destination for many foreign tourists. The island is definitely the perfect and the largest market for wine in Indonesia, since it needs to cater for tourists in hotels and restaurants. Started by researching many kinds of viticulture by planting imported grape seeds on the islandâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s tropical climate, Hatten then set the trend in the market with its first product Fresh RosĂŠ wine, a variety of which the company is now famous for. While its winery is located right in the heart of Sanur, the vineyards of Hatten are situated in Sanggalangit, along the north coast of Bali, where it owns and manages over 35 hectares of vineyards in partnership with local land owners. With evergreen vines, the vineyards propose a year-round experience of growing grapes in Bali. As the first winery in the country, the company is committed to produce quality wines that suit both the tropical climate and the spicy delicious foods of Indonesia.

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Using locally grown Alphonse-Lavallée grapes of French origin, Rosé carries tropical fruit aromas and flowery overtones, leaving a clean and refreshing aftertaste on the palate. After experimenting further, Rai has also succeeded in cultivating Probolinggo Biru. The grapes are used for its Tunjung Sparkling Wine. Hatten also produces delightful wine made from the Belgia grapes grown in its vineyards to make Aga White Wine and Alexandria Wine. Years after the business was started, wine gained more popularity in the country. It is no longer loved only by foreigners, but by the locals as well. Wine lovers find that wines produced from locally grown grape varieties offer new sensations, delivering light characteristics and fruity tastes that match the tropical climate, and are perfect companions for Indonesian or most Asian foods that have heavy and rich tastes of herbs and spices. Hatten reached another milestone in its journey in 2001, after celebrating its 100th vintage of the Rosé, by introducing a white wine and a white sparkling, a medium bodied red wine, and two fortified Pineau des Charentes methods wines. Despite once exporting the products to Maldives and some European countries, Rai has decided to concentrate supplying to the local market, with its largest markets in Indonesia include Bali, Lombok and Jakarta. Not only having wines made from locally grown grapes, Hatten also offers options for wine enthusiasts who love conventional wine flavors through the brand Two Islands. The varieties available for Two Islands are Shiraz, Carbenet Merlot, Chardonnay and Riesling. Defying the popular notion that growing grapes and producing quality wine in the tropical climate of Indonesia is near impossible, Hatten has managed to establish a successful wine trade, while gathering some international recognition. Hatten — with its Aga Red, Aga White and Alexandria as well as Tunjung and Jepun sparkling wine and Pino de Bali—are now known internationally and have won a number of medals in global competitions. Amidst all challenges, the wine business has now reached its 20th year. It is passion for wines that makes Rai not only managed to survive in the business that require greater efforts to be successful in Indonesia, but he also thrive to develop the business. Caring for the environment and local community is among the company’s commitments toward sustainability. Not merely being money oriented, but the company always finds ways to be beneficial for other people, including how to be environmentally friendly, creating a convenient working atmosphere for the employees and building a partnership with local farmers around the vineyards. And since this is a family business, Rai has been emotionally tied to Hatten, refusing all the investors offering to take over the company. On the other hand, he prepares the younger generation in the family to ensure they would be able to run the business in the future. This family-owned business still includes the Dewi Sri company, makers of Arak Bali and Brem Bali. To this day, the Dewi Sri company is the sole traditional arak producer with a professional commercial distillery. SOS V.2 N.2 | March - April 2015

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LUHTUâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S coffee shop

Jl. Pantai Sindhu - Sanur 80228 Denpasar - Bali Ph. +62 812 3877 448 or +62 821 4605 0576 Email: putu_sarini@yahoo.com V.2 N.2 | March - April 2015

Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai no. 23, Sanur, 80222, Bali. +62 361 288792 (hotel), +62 361 287658 (spa) info@abiansramahotel.com | www.abiansramahotel.com

Enjoy your day in private vilas

Jl. Danau Tempe, No. 37 Sidakarya, Denpasar 80237, Bali. +62 361 7499514, +62 361 7800277, +62 361 8950126. info@deabianvilla.com | www.deabianvilla.com

Jl. Kutat Lestari, Sanur, Denpasar, Bali. +62 361 7436108, 8464012, 8464013. info@abianresidencesanur.com www.abiamresidencesanur.com

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Jl Cemara Beach No 9 Semawang, Sanur- Bali Ph. + 62 361 822 6890 + 62 361283 504 + 62 361283 634 E. abiankokoro@yahoo.co.id www.abiankokorohotel.com

The True Balinese Exotic Spa... ABIAN SRAMA HOTEL & SPA

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Tumpek Wayang Words by Ferina Suci

umpek Wayang has a very special position and is considered the most sacred. Why? Because of Tumpek Wayang poses a pile of transitional times falling on Saniscara (Saturday), Kajeng, Kliwon, Wayang. Saniscara (Saturday) is the last day in the count of Saptawara (seven-day week); Kajeng is the last day in the count of Triwara (three-day week); and Kliwon is the last day in the count of Pancawara (five-day week). Meanwhile, Tumpek Wayang is the last tumpek in the six sequences existing in the cycle of Balinese pawukon-based calendar. On that account, Tumpek Wayang becomes the day filled with transitional times. Because of this position, it is believed that Tumpek Wayang is a very auspicious day for transition, and is also connected with the Sapuh Leger mythology. In the Sapuh Leger mythology, Lord Siwa and Dewi Uma engage in improper sexual intercourse, leading to the birth of Lord Kala. This birth is considered “wrong” or salah wetu, and people born during this time are also considered wrongly born with sickly and unwanted properties. There are many versions of the Sapuh Leger story, and one of them is One day Lord Siwa was having a leisurely walk on the beach with his wife Dewi Uma when the wind blew and Dewi Uma was exposed. At the sight of her beauty, Lord Siwa became lustful and wooed the goddess to make love. Lord Siwa’s semen then fell into the ocean and was discovered by Lord Brahma and Lord Vishnu and was given a mantra. From this mantra-infused sperm, an ogre was born named Lord Kala. To honor his son, Lord Siwa gave Lord Kala a boon that he may prey on people who are born during Tumpek Wayang. Later, Lord Siwa had another son named Kumara who was born on Tumpek Wayang. In accordance with Lord Siwa’s boon, Lord Kala was permitted to eat Kumara even though Siwa did not want this to happen. Nevertheless, Lord Kala chased Kumara and they came across a shadow puppet performance. Kumara then hid behind the shadow puppeteer. Lord Kala eventually caught up and since he was so hungry he ate all of the offerings in front of the shadow puppet screen. This made the shadow puppeteer very angry and he demanded that Lord Kala give his offerings back. Since Lord Kala could not, he promised not to prey on the people who born on Tumpek Wayang if they had organized a ceremony and staged a wayang sapuh leger performance. So, based on the mythology the people who were born on Tumpek Wayang should perform the self-purificatory rite with the presentation of puppet shadow play staged under the title of Sapuh Leger. SOS

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Rahajeng Rahina Suci

Nyepi

Tahun Baru Caka 1937 Jl. Hangtuah 84 Sanur, Bali 80227 Ph. +62 851 0381 7301 | Fax. +62 361 281 151 soulofsanur@gmail.com V.2 N.2 | March - April 2015

GRIYA SANTRIAN RESORT Jl. Danau Tamblingan 47 Sanur +62 361 288 181 griyasantrian@santrian.com

HOTEL PURI TEMPOE DOELOE Bypass Ngurah Rai 209 Sanur +62 362 286 542 info@hotelpuritempodoeloe.com

TAKSU SANUR HOTEL Jl. Sudamala No.26, Sanur Bali 80228 - Indonesia p : +62.361 283 401 f : +62.361 283 402 reservation@taksusanur-hotel.com www.taksusanur-hotel.com

Nike Villas Jl. Bumi Ayu No.19 Sanur +62 361 286 912 info-b@nikevillas.com

Aleesha Villas Jl. Kesari II Gg Tegal Sari, Sanur +62 361 282 018 manager@aleeshavillas.com JAMBU INN Jl. Hangtuah No. 84 Sanur +62 361 286 501, 283 902 reservation@jambuinnsanur.com www.jambuinnsanur.com DIWANGKARA HOLIDAY VILLA Jl. Hangtuah No. 54 +62 361 288 577 dhvbali@indosat.net.id Alit Beach Hotel Jl. Hangtuah No. 49, Sanur, Bali Ph: +62 361 288 567 Fax: +62 361 288 766 alitblw@indosat.net.id

THE PAVILIONS BALI Jl. Danau Tamblingan 76 Sanur +62 361 288 381 info@balipavilions.com PURI SANTRIAN Jl. Cemara 35 Sanur +62 361 288 009 purisantrian@santrian.com MAHAGIRI VILLAS SANUR Jl. Pungutan 31 Sanur +62 361 283 939 reservation@mahagirivillassanur.com THE ZEN VILLAS Jl Kesari 2 No. 3B sanur +62 361 286 129 info@thezenvillas.com RESPATI BEACH HOTEL Jl. Danau Tamblingan No. 33 +62 361 288 427 reservation@respatibeachhotel.com

AGUNG & SUE WATERING HOLE I Jl. Hangtuah 35 - 37 Sanur +62 361 288 289 wateringhole_sanurbali@yahoo.com

SANUR PARADISE PLAZA SUITES By Pass Ngurah Rai 83 Sanur +62 361 281 781 info@sanurparadise.com

AGUNG & SUE WATERING HOLE II Jl. Danau Tamblingan 60 Sanur +62 361 270 545 wateringhole_sanurbali@yahoo.com

HOTEL LATAVERNA Jl. Danau Tamblingan 29 Sanur +62 361 288 497 reservation@latavernahotel.com

AJANTA VILLA Jl. Danau Tamblingan 21 Sanur +62 361 285 953 info@elloravillasbali.com ELLORA VILLA Jl. Danau Tamblingan 60 Sanur +62 361-285 204 info@elloravillasbali.com

TAMUKAMI HOTEL Jl. Danau Tamblingan 64X Sanur +62 361 282510 info@tamukamibali.com THE GRIYA SANUR By Pass Ngurah Rai 402 Sanur T: +62 361 270 119 F: +62 361 271 552 Email: info@thegriyasanur.com www.thegriyasanur.com

PURI MANGO GUESTHOUSE Jl. Danau Toba No. 15 Sanur +62 361 281 293 info@purimango.com

MERCURE RESORT SANUR Jl. Mertasari Sanur +62 361 288 833

Sanur Agung Hotel By Pass Ngurah Rai 174 Sanur + 62 361 288 409 sales@hotelsanuragung.com www.hotelsanuragung.com

PARIGATA VILLAS RESORT Jl. Danau Tamblingan 87 Sanur + 62 361 286 286 reservation@parigatahotelsbali.com

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SEGARA VILLAGE HOTEL Jl. Segara Ayu Sanur +62 361 288 407 info@segaravillage.com

PURI DALEM HOTEL Jl. Hang Tuah No 23 +62 361 288 421 info@puridalemhotelbali.com

SUDAMALA SUITES & VILLAS Jl. Sudamala No. 20 Sanur +62 361 288 555 info@sudamalaresort.com

VILLA MAHAPALA Jl. Pantai Sindu, Sanur +62 361 286 222

SANUR PARADISE PLAZA HOTEL Jl. Hang Tuah No. 46 Sanur +62 361 281 781 info@sanurparadise.com ABIAN SRAMA HOTEL & SPA By Pass Ngurah Rai 23 Sanur +62 361 288 792 (hotel) srama.abian@yahoo.co.id +62 361 287 658 (spa) info@abiansramahotel.com

ASTANA PENGEMBAK SUITE Jl. Pengembak No.28, Sanur +62 361 270620 STANA PURI GOPA HOTEL Jl. Kesuma Sari No. 4 Sanur. +62 361 289 948 info@purigopabali.com SATIVA SANUR COTTAGES Jl. Danau Tamblingan, Sanur +62 361 287 881 info@bali.sativahotels.com

VILLA KAMPUNG KECIL Jl.Kutat Lestari 98 Sanur +62 361 287 332 +62 361 842 7178

HOTEL SEGARA AGUNG Jl. Duyung No.43 Semawang +62 361 288 446, 286 804 reservation@segaraagung.com

PURI SADING HOTEL Jl. Danau Tamblingan 102 Sanur +62 361 286 206 reservation@purisadinghotel.com

SEMAWANG BEACH HOTEL Jl. Pantai Cemara 3 Semawang +62 361 288 761 info@semawangbeach.com

TANDJUNG SARI HOTEL Jl. Danau Tamblingan 41 Sanur +62 361 288 441 info@tandjungsarihotel.com

BALI PARADISE APARTMENTS Jl. Danau Poso 141 Sanur +62 361 285 480 info@baliparadise-realestate.com

GAZEBO BEACH HOTEL Jl. Danau Tamblingan 35-37 Sanur +62 361 289 060, 288 212 gazebosanur@windowslive.com

ANANDA BEACH HOTEL Jl. Hang Tuah 42 Sanur +62 361 288 713 info@anandabeachhotelbali.com

PURI KELAPA GARDEN Jl. Segara Ayu No 1 Sanur +62 361 286 135 info@purikelapa.com

PARIGATA Resort & SPA Jl. Danau Tamblingan 87 + 62 361 286 286 reservation@parigatahotelsbali.com

VILLA KEJORA 8 Jl. Danau Tamblingan Sanur +62 82147828437 info@kejoravillas.com

THE GRIYA SANUR By Pass Ngurah Rai 402 Sanur T.+62 - 361 - 270119 info@thegriyasanur.com

MENTARI SANUR HOTEL Jl. Hangtuah III, No.3 Sanur +62 361 283 286 sales@mentarisanur.com

PURI SINDHU MERTHA SUITE Jl. Danau Poso No.27 Tanjung +62 361 288 803 reservation@sindhumertha.com

INNA SINDHU BEACH Jl. Pantai Sindhu 14 Sanur +62 361 288 351 sales@innasindhubeachhotel.com

PURI MAHARANI BOUTIQUE By Pass Sanur Tohpati Denpasar +62 361 462 793 info@purimaharani.com

Besakih Jl. Danau Tamblingan 45 Sanur. p : +62 361 288 423, 288 424 e : besakih@indosat.net.id

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Mentari Sanur

Located in the heart of Sanur Village, Baliâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most enchanted village. Tucked away down a small side street just off jalan Hang Tuah at the northern end of Sanur lies the quaint MENTARI SANUR HOTEL. This hotel is situated in an ideal location, immediate access to the main highway and just minutes drive from great main tourists activities and attractions. Shaded by Jepun trees, this two storey leveled hotel offer an ideal affordable combination of modern comfort room. Mentari Sanur Hotel offer two different room class. Each class designed with your comfort mind. Wit 28 rooms, 30 seats capacity restaurant with a corner lounge area, an outdoor swimming pool, childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s play pool and spa & massage overviewing the pool area made this hotel one of best option when you want to visit Sanur. Jl. Hang Tuah III No. 3 Sanur - Bali Ph. +62 361 283 286, Fax. +62 361 283 017 sales@mentarisanur.com, reservation@mentarisanur.com www.mentarisanur.com

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ATMPoint ATM Bank Mandiri aSanur: Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai Pantai Sanur Hangtuah Dunkin Jl. By Pass Ngrah Rai Gas Station Hangtuah Jl. Danau Tamblingan 27 Sanur

ATM Niaga aSanur: Besides KFC, Jl. Hangtuah

ATM Bank BNI aSanur: Bali Moon Restaurant Jl. Danau Tamblingan No. 19 Inna Grand Bali Beach Jl. Hang Tuah No. 58 Gas Station Hangtuah Dunkin Jl. By Pass Ngrah Rai Kedaton Jl. By Pass Ngrah Rai

ATM Bank BII aSanur: Jl. Danau Tamblingan No. 136 Mc Donald’s Sanur Bali Jl. By Pass Ngrah Rai. Dunkin Jl. By Pass Ngrah Rai.

ATM Bank BCA aSanur: Gazebo Beach Hotel Jl. Danau Tamblingan No. 35 Sector Bali Golf, Jl. Hangtuah Gas Station Hangtuah Kedaton Jl. By Pass Ngrah Rai ATM BRI aSanur: Jl. Danau Tamblingan Hotel Janur Garden Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai Kedaton Jl. By Pass Ngrah Rai

ATM Bank Lippo aSanur: Circle K Jl. Danau Tamblingan

ATM Bank Danamon aSanur: As Cafe Bali Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai ATM QnB aSanur: Sector Bali Golf, Jl. Hangtuah ATM CIMB aSanur: KFC, Jl. Hangtuah Sanur ATM City Bank aSanur: Mc’D, Jl. By Pass Sanur

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Letâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;sEat Arena Pub & Restaurant Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai No.115 Sanur + 62 361 8475092 info@arenabali.com Zula Jl. Danau Tamblingan 150 Sanur +62 361 849 7244 Coco Bistro Jl. Duyung, Pantai Semawang +62 361 287 359 Cafe Moka Sanur Jl.By Pass Ngurah Rai Sanur +62 361 281 573 www.cafemokabali.com Else Where Jln. Danau Poso no 44 Br. Semawang - Sanur 80322 Bali Phone. +62 361 557 0377 info@elsewherebali.com www.elsewherebali.com

Kopi Bali House Pertokoan Graha Niaga Sanur No 4, Jl.By Pass Ngurah Rai 405E Sanur +62 361 270990, 270 991, 270 992 kopibalihouse@yahoo.co.id Art Cafe Sanur Jl. Danau Tamblingan No. 82 +62 361 283811 artcafesanur@balisekala.com Pregina Warung Jl. Danau Tamblingan No. 106 +62 361 7862 397 Puri Santrian Beach Club Bar & Restaurant Jl. Cemara 35, Sanur +62 361 288 009 fbm@santrian.com Street Cafe Jl. Danau Tamblingan 21 (0361) 289 259

Pizza Club Jl. Danau Tamblingan 121 Sanur (near Danau Poso) +62 361 746 700 | 281 992

You and Me Cafe Jl. Danau Tamblingan 59 Sanur - Bali Ph. +623618497240 youandmecookingclass@yahoo.co.id

Sector Bar Jl. Hangtuah No 58 Sanur +62 361 28 77 33

Warung Coconut Tree Jl Danau Tamblingan 68 Sanur 0361 283 851

Mezzo Lounge & Restaurant Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai No. 402 Sanur Ph. 0361.271550 or 0361.270119 fbs@thegriyasanur.com or rm@thegriyasanur.com www.mezzolounge.com

Warung JJ Jl. Hangtuah, Sanur (0361) 281935

Warung Kayu Api Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai 95, Sanur +62 361-9233 223, 285984 info@warung-kayuapi.com Cafe Batu Jimbar Jl. Danau Tamblingan No75 A +62 361 287374 info@cafebatujimbar.com Cinnamon Bar | Restaurant Jl. Danau Tamblingan 80 Sanur +62 361 288 457 info@cinnamonbali.com www.cinnamonbali.com The Fire Station +62 361 285675 thefirestationbali@gmail.com The Bread Basket Jl. Danau Tamblingan no 51, Sanur +62 361 3688 778 breadbasket.id@gmail.com Rucola Bar and Restaurant Jl. Danau Tamblingan 212 Sanur +62 361 288 832

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Warung Mak Beng Jl. Hangtuah No. 45 Sanur +62 361 282633 Dunkin Donuts Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai, Sanur JCo Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai, Sanur Mango Beach Bar & Restaurant Jalan Pantai Sindu, Sanur +62 811 387 2111 Warung Moro Seneng Jl. Danau Poso No. 27, Sanur +62 361 289947 Grocer & Grind Jl. Danau Tamblingan 152, Sanur www.grocerandgrind.com Bali Deli Sanur Jl Danau Tamblingan 174, Sanur +62 361 738 686 balideli@balideli.net Three Monkeys Sanur Jl. Danau Tamblingan Sanur +62 361 286 002 info@threemonkeyscafebali.com

Street Cafe

Street Cafe is sited brilliantly in the heart of Sanur, making this place perfect to meet up, hang out, and of course to have drinks and food. The outdoor table setting allows you to enjoy the busy Jl. Danau Tamblingan while enjoying breakfast, lunch and dinner. They offer first quality grilled meat, fish & seafood and you can help yourself to salad and sauces from the special counter. To complete the experience, the house musician will entertain you with jazzy tunes accompanied by our grand piano. Comfortable bar and sofas are provided inside, ideal for you to take pleasure in your drinks. Their professional and friendly staff will warmly welcome and serve you. Street Cafe Jl. Danau Tamblingan 21 Sanur Ph. +62 361 289 259 V.2 N.2 | March - April 2015

Stadium Sports Bar & Flapjacks

Stadium sports bar where sports are alive is one-stop entertainment spot for great food and sports. Stadium fans can enjoy watching live sporting events from giant screens and LCD televisions. Tennis, Moto GP, Formula 1, AFL, soccer and rugby are show regularly. Just check out the schedules available. This is a great for families and friends to meet up. Opened in 2009 Flapjacks is the first restaurant in Bali specializing in home-made pancakes, waffles and low fat gelato. Flapjacks is committed to serving premium quality food by using only the freshest of ingredients. From the sweet to the savory pancakes to endless flavors of creamy gelato, and the order will be ready in minutes. Our brightly decorated interior and friendly ambience beckon families to come and enjoy Bali the fun wayâ&#x20AC;ŚFlapjacks wayâ&#x20AC;Ś.. Jl. Cemara No. 27 Sanur, Bali - Indonesia Ph. +62 361287882 www.rama-restaurants-bali.com

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Dusk Blue

We are a new, contemporary and design oriented upmarket Coffee Shop or Restaurant (you name it!), uniquely located in Sanur on the quiet road towards the beach alongside the gardens of the Hyatt. From the early morning to late in the afternoon, we offer our own harmonious mix of coffees, teas and affiliated drinks with organic, freshly produced breakfasts, original salads, sandwiches, cakes and more. If you love lifestyle gifts, you additionally might find your inspiration here! The cuisine can best be categorized as organic, contemporary and Mediterranean. A variety of foods is presented, to name a few: eggs benedict, tempeh Italia, an oven roasted vegetable salad, a sandwich with avocado, beetroot, roasted pepperonata, shaved parmesan and salsa verde and last but not least a homemade spiced apple crumble. All our dishes are freshly produced based on almost all local ingredients. We are food conscious not only in the preparation but also by indicating whether a serving is vegetarian, vegan, nut free and/or gluten free. We are open from 07:30 - 19:00, but we will stay open longer on request. Food and coffees are furthermore offered as a â&#x20AC;&#x153;take awayâ&#x20AC;? option. WiFi is available on complimentary basis. Dusk Blue Jalan Duyung 3, Sanur, Bali 80228, Indonesia Reservations: +62 811 398 5611 Website: www.duskbluebali.com (under construction) Email: info@duskbluebali.com V.2 N.2 | March - April 2015

Cosmo Salon and Spa

Jl. Danau Tamblingan 176, Sanur +62 361 286 330 www.cosmobali.com

Abian Srama Spa Panache Spa

Jl. Danau Tamblingan 162 Sanur Tel : +62 361 289 536

Leha-Leha Spa

Jl. Sudamala 5 Sanur Tel : +62 361 553 3565 www.balilehaleha.com

Keraton Day Spa

Jl. Danau Buyan #13A Sanur +62 361 283069 spa.manager@keratondayspa.com

Spa at Inna Grand Bali Beach Jl. Hang Tuah Sanur - Bali 80032 +62 361-288511 sales@grandinnabalibeach.com

Aroma Spa Retreat

Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai No 195 +62 361283802 +62 81338014610 info@aromasparetreat.com

Koa Boutique Spa

Jl. Danau Tamblingan n.o 31, Sanur +62 361 7433385 koashop@gmail.com

Karma Spa

Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai 500 +62 361 281717 +62 821 465 668 14 sanur@karma-spas.com karmaspa@karmaresorts.com

Glo Day Spa Sanur

Jl. Danau Poso 57, Sanur +62 361-282826

Agung & Sue WATERING HOLE II

Jl. Danau Tamblingan 60B Sanur +62 361 270 545 wateringhole_sanurbali@yahoo.com

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at Abian Srama Hotel Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai, Sanur 623617913864

Anggita Spa

Jl. Cemara, Sanur +62 361 910 7172

CARLA SPA

Jl. Hang Tua No. 39 Sanur Beach +62 361 882 8641 Jl. Pantai Sindu - Sanur +62 361 289 880 Jl. Danau Tamblingan - Sanur +62 361 926 4141

Milano Spa

Jl. Danau Tamblingan No. 19 +62 361 271502

Grand Odiseus Fitness & Spa Jl. Danau Tamblingan +62 361 288 011 ext. 8998 info@odiseus-international.com

The Wellness Clinic at Jamu Jl. Danau Tamblingan, Sanur +62 361 286 595 info@jamumedispa.com

Agung & Sue

WATERING HOLE I Hotel, Bar, Restaurant and Spa Jl. Hang Tuah 35 - 37 Sanur +62 361 288 289 wateringhole_sanurbali@yahoo.com

Sudajiva Spa

Sudamala Suites & Villas Jl. Sudamala No. 20, Sanur +62 361288555 info@sudamalaresorts.com

Bali BISA 57A

Jl. Sekuta Sanur +62 361 281289, 271201 info@balibisa.com

Panache Hair & Body Work

Twenty years ago, when there was no beauty salon around Sanur, Panache was established and became the pioneer in providing hair and body works in the area. Located in the heart of Sanur, on Jalan Danau Tamblingan, Panache was quick to gain its popularity among tourists, thanks to the advanced European technique and style applied by the experienced hairdressers. Even when manicure and pedicure had not been familiar here, Panache had provided such treatments for its customers seeking to pamper themselves while holidaying on the island. The beauty salon is commendable for the excellent work of its hairdressers in haircut, styling and coloring, not to mention its friendly service that makes the customers feel comfortable. In line with todayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s trends in hair and body works, Panache combines its conventional treatments with more advanced techniques to ensure utmost satisfaction for its customers. Panache Hair and Body Works Jl. Danau Tamblingan 162, Sanur Phone: +62 361 289 536 Open daily from 10 am to 7 pm V.2 N.2 | March - April 2015

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Little Boo Jl. Danau Tamblingan 216, Sanur +62 811 3920 130 AJ Shop Jl. Danau Poso 106, Sanur +62 361 270 506 theajbeverageshop@yahoo.co.id Wage Silver Jl. Danau Tamblingan (0361) 289017 Nogo Bali Ikat Center Jl. Danau Tamblingan No. 104 Sanur +62-361-288765 info@nogobali.com Y & R Mini Mart Jl. Cemara No.19 SemawangSanur +62 81 338 339 933 Funky Fun Fashion Jl. Danau Tamblingan 72A Sanur +62-361-288726 info@mundakacreations.com Junior Bean Bags Jl. Danau Toba No.5 Sanur 081337270140 Ombak Surf Shop Jl. D Tamblingan No. 105/117 Sanur Ph. & Fax. +62 361 289 424 PT. Craft Network (Sourcing Indonesia) Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai, Sanur +62 815 582 025 50

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Tingklik Shop (Silver Jewelry) Jl. Tandakan 1X Sanur +62 361 283649 Kapal Laut Jewelry Jl. Danau Tamblingan 69 Sanur +62 361 285 636 info@kapal-laut.com www.kapal-laut.com Raphael Holistic Jewlry Jl. Danau Tamblingan 54, Sanur +62 361 285 806 info@raphaelholisticjewelry.com Bali Primitive Design Jl. Danau Toba #17 (0361) 286442 Jenggala Jl. Danau Tamblingan No.51 Sanur Ph. +62 361 288147 info@jenggala.com www.jenggala.com Uluwatu Jl. Danau Tamblingan Sanur Ph. +62 361 288037 info@uluwatu.co.id www.uluwatu.co.id Kamania Hand Made Sandalâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Jl. Danau Tamblingan No.216 Sanur Ph. +62 813 3855 2006 madericabali@yahoo.com Paris Van Java Jl. Danau Tamblingan #1 (0361) 7855539

Nogo Bali Established in 1986, Nogo is purveyor of high quality handwoven ikat fabrics and their designs have upholstered and decorated scores of hotels and villas in Bali, including the Four Seasons Resort Bali, Le Meridien, Grand Hyatt, and Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa. The manufacture of ikat is a fascinating, precise tie-dye process. Threads are bundled and tied and dyed according to the desired pattern, and then woven on a plain garb, giving a cloth which has the design indelibly embedded within it. Nogoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s designer, Lily Coskuner, uses only the best material and dyes, and this makes the fabric finer and more durable, with long-lasting color. Customers are welcome to choose from the extensive collection of garments and soft furnishings in the shop or submit their own designs for the production in Nogoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s facility. Jl Danau Tamblingan No 104 Sanur Denpasar 80228 Ph. +62 361 288 765 www.nogobali.com V.2 N.2 | March - April 2015

activity All 4 Diving Indonesia Jl. Danau Tamblingan 53 +62 361 282336 info@all4divingindonesia.com www.all4divingindonesia.com Maruti Express Jl. Hangtuah No. 84 Sanur 08123831639 / 081338754848 ariana.maruti@gmail.com www.balimarutiexpress.com Marina Srikandi Jl. Hangtuah “Bangsal Sanur” (Between INNA Bali Beach) Sanur Ph. +62 361 271111, 271114 Fax. +62 361 281 935 Mb. +62 822 3073 2771 +62 823 4004 3002 info@bluefinexpress.com reservation@bluefinexpress.com Sanur Water Walk Jl. Pantai Kesumasari, Pantai Semawang - Sanur +62 361 823 4040 info@sanurwaterwalk.com Bali Matahari Water Sport Jl. Pantai Cemara, Sanur - Bali Ph. +62 361 281261, 4013281 infobalimatahariwatersport@gmail.com Joe’s Gone Diving Bali Ngurah Rai Bypass 44A, Sanur +62 361 270 633 info@joesgonediving.com www.joesgonediving.com Crystal Divers Jl. Tamblingan no. 168. +62 361 286737 info@crystal-divers.com. Bali Diving Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai 46e, +62 361 270791 sales@balidiving.com Bali Scuba +62 361 288610 letsdive@baliscuba.com Bali Ocean / Blue Season Bali +62 361 270852 info@baliocean.com Atlantis International Bali Jl .By Pass Ngurah Rai # 96E +62 361 284 131 Diving Bali Academy Jl. Danau Buyan 14 B - Sanur +62 361 270252 info@scubali.com BLUE fin Bali Diving Jl. Danau Poso No.47 Belanjong +62361-7405656 info@bluefinbali.com

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Bali Marine Sport Jl. Kesumasdari no 9 +62 361 288 776 letsdive@balimarinediving.com Blue Dive Bali Jl. Tirta Ening No. 2 Sanur +62-361-285725 sales@bluedivebali.com Blue Oasis JL. Danau Tamblingan Sanur +62 361 288 011 ext. Blue Oasis blueoasisbc@yahoo.com Semaya One Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai 430 Sanur +62 361 283595 reservation@semayacruise.com www.semayacruise.com SSI INDONESIA AREA OFFICE Jl. Sekar Waru No.1 +62 361 - 284015 indonesia@divessi.com Baliberty Day Trips Jl. Blanjong - Sanur +62 81337175945 contact@baliberty.com D SCUBA CLUB Jl. Kusuma Sari No. 4, Sanur +62 361 282804 godiving@d-scubaclub.com Bali Aqua Diving Jl. Sekarwaru No.1, Sanur +62 361-288-737 info@baliaqua.com TURTUR DIVE Jl. Sedap Malam No. 100NA, Kesiman, Sanur, +62 361 8460242 info@turturdive.com Club Aqua Bali Jl. Cemara #35 +62 361 283 166 Blue Season Bali Jl. Danau Poso, Sanur Gang Wanasari no 3B Sanur +62 361 270842 diving@blueseasonbali.com Seawalker Tours Jl. Cemara 35, Sanur +62 361 283 166 info@baliactivities.co.id Dive Today Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai No.207 Sanur +62 361 286155 info@divetodayscuba.com Free Dive Flow +62 812 460 590 55 oli@freediveflow.net

Gili Cat Commencing operations in 2007, Gili Cat was the first fast boat company to offer a daily service between Bali and the Gili Islands. Their service model is based on excellence in service delivery. High quality outcomes are driven by a commitment by its management and staff to provide a safe, comfortable, fast and reliable service to ensure complete customer satisfaction. Gili cat promise to the passengers can be summed up in the words…“Gilicat Gets You There…” Gili Cat offers fast and reliable boat transfers from Bali to Gili Trawangan and West Lombok. Passanger will be picked up at their hotel or villa and they will be on the beach at Gili Trawangan by 10.30 that morning. Road transfers are included in the price. Gili Cat operates from the coastal port of Padangbai because it offers the most direct, fastest and safest sea crossing. The average crossing time is one hour and twenty minutes. The passengers board the boat from a custom built dock in Padangbai and get off at the jetty in Gili Trawangan. No wet feet! No other fast boat operator can give that assurance. Gili cat’s aluminium hulled boat is made in Australia to international standards. No other boat on the Bali-Gili-Lombok run can make that claim, and that’s guaranteed. Pertokoan Laghawa, Jl. Danau Tamblingan No. 51-B Sanur 80228 Bali - Indonesia, PO. Box 3001 DPS Phone/Fax: +62 (0) 361 271680 Hotline: 081337911733 Email: info@gilicat.com Website: www.gilicat.com V.2 N.2 | March - April 2015

10th Anniversary & Charity Golf 2015. Photo by Slamet Melda

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ANTIDA & PREGINA present

Photo by Slamet Melda

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9th Anniversary sanur bersatu community Photo by Sanur Bersatu

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Art15 Molas Art #12 - Manshed Photo by Slamet Melda

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Sunday Mostly Jazz with Rio Sidik Photo by Dwi Artawan

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VespaSar Kaget II at Manshed Sanur Photo by Slamet Melda

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Padang Galak Photo by Slamet Melda | Teks by Ferina Suci

PADANGGALAK BEACH is situated in the north of Sanur Beach with stunning view and great wave that is ideally for surf adventures. This beach is famous and become one of the tourist objects in Bali that is many visited by tourist in particular domestic tourists every day for swimming, relaxation and surfing. The surfers come from local either foreign countries have come to this surf point due to it is well featured by the great and powerful waves. This white sandy beach is blessed by the breathtaking view, the peaceful atmosphere and romantic nuance in particular sunrise. The

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advantages of this coast has raised this place as a surf point that many visited by surfer everyday. Not only famous for its wave, Padanggalak beach also famous for The Kite Festival. The Bali Kite Festival is an annual international kite festival ussualy held in July every year. Traditional giant kites (4 meters in width and almost 10 meters in length? Are made and flown competitively by teams from the villages (banjar) of Denpasar. The teams consist of about 70 to 80 people, each team with its own gamelan (Balinese traditional instrument), flag bearers and flyers. Bebean (fish-shaped), Janggan (bird-shaped) and Pecukan (leafshaped) are three traditional kites flown during this kite festival. A competition is also held for â&#x20AC;&#x153;New Creationâ&#x20AC;? kites which may include detailed three-dimensional figures representing the Hindu Gods or sponsorship kites. Traditional and new creation kites are constructed from bamboo and cotton cloth. SOS V.2 N.2 | March - April 2015

ARENA PUB & RESTAURANT Wednesday : Quiz night Friday : Live music On Everyday Live F1

Tunjung Resto

Jl. Hangtuah III No.3 Sanur Live Acoustic : Every Friday

Street Cafe

Live music : Tuesday, Friday, Saturday : 7.30 pm -10.00 pm Happy hours : Everyday : 4 pm - 7 pm

SEGARA VILLAGE

On Mondays, The Deck is the place to be for a relaxed dining and cocktails as traditional Balinese Legong dancers turn you on to an authentic cultural performance. On Wednesdays, a live acoustic trio provides just the right background music for your quiet dinner or lively get together with friends. On Thursdays, experience an authentic cultural performance, highlighting Bali’s dramatic Ramayana dance. Complemented by a traditional Indonesian buffet, this event is the perfect way to sample Bali’s rich heritage without having to leave the comfort of the resort. On Fridays, our in-house guests may enjoy complimentary cocktails from 5 to 7PM, complemented by a live acoustic performance featuring your favourite current hits. From 7 to 10PM, join us as we head to South America with the dynamic sounds of a popular Latin band. Don’t forget to bring your dancing shoes! On Saturdays, you won’t want to Miss Hendrix and Friends, a Top 40 band that has rocked Bali for over 30 years. Our “All You Can Eat” buffet is priced right at just IDR 200,000++ per person and includes soft drinks and mocktails. For IDR 250,000 ++ per person, enjoy a glass of wine or iced cold Bintang beer.

Manik Organic

Jl. Danau Tamblingan 85 Sanur Open Mike : Acoustic Soul Jam : Every Tuesday

Music Jam Session Of The Global Tribe : Every Friday Acoustic Rhytmix Duo : Every Saturday Belly Dance Performance : Every Monday Night start at 7 pm

White Sand Sports

Jl. Pantai Sindhu 15 Sanur Monday Nights : BBQ Sunday Buffet : Lunch : 12-3 pm Dinner : 6.30-9 pm Sunday Afternoon Quiz Retro Cinema Movies : Every Tuesday 7.30 pm BINGO : Every Wednesday 4 pm Live Music : Every Wednesday Nights Darts Night : Thursday 6.30 pm

Cinnamon Bar | Restaurant

Jl. Danau Tamblingan 80 Sanur The Bali Children Legong Dancers: every Wednesday & Sunday

Bali Beach Golf Course

Sector Regular Events Liven up your evening!! Latin Night Every Monday start from 7.30 pm Solo Guitar Acoustic by Deta - the Golden Voice Every Friday start from 5 pm More info please contact us at: +62 361 287733

Cafe Batu Jimbar

Jl. Danau Tamblingan 75 A Sanur Live Jazz Nigh : Every Thursday start from 7 pm Latin & Salsa Night : Every Tuesday & Saturday start from 7 pm Sunday Market : Every Sunday start from 10 am

Alise’s Restaurant

Jl. Danau Tamblingan 64X Sanur The Scene of Keroncong Orchestra : Every Sunday During Dinner Time The Scene of Duo Batak : Every Friday & Quartet held in every Tuesday during dinner time The Masked “Topeng” Dancer take the pesona represented by the Mask through stylised gestures & movement where the dancers have to imitate the character represented by the mask. Also held in every special event.

Send your Event Schedule at soulofsanur@gmail.com | Code : Event Scedule

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Nyoman Erawan - Emotive Griya santrian Gallery Photo by Dwi Artawan

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BALI HOSPITAL, CLINIC & MEDICAL INFORMATION CENTRAL OF BALI International SOS Medica Clinic Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai no. 505X Kuta - Bali +62-361-710505 ARH Clinic Jl. Diponegoro 55 Denpasar +62-361- 224422 BIMC Hospital Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai 100X, Kuta Bali +62-361-761263 Dharma Usadha Hospital Jl. Jend. Sudirman 50, Denpasar, Bali +62-361- 227560 Graha Usadha Hospital Jl. HOS Cokroaminoto 28 Denpasar, Bali +62-361- 413988 Kasih Ibu Jl. Teuku Umar 120 Denpasar, Bali +62-361- 223036 Kuta Clinic Jl. Raya Kuta Denpasar Bali +62-361-753268 Manuaba Hospital Jl. HOS Cokroaminoto 28 Denpasar Bali +62-361-426393 Harapan Bunda Hospital Jl. Tukad Unda No. 1 Renon, Denpasar, Bali +62-361-265532 Nusa Dua Medical Clinic Jl. Pratama No. 81 Tanjung Benoa, Nusa Dua, Bali +62-361-771324 Prodia Clinic Jl. Diponegoro 192 Denpasar, Bali +62-361-227194 Puri Raharja Hospital Jl. WR Supratman 14-19 Denpasar, Bali +62-361-222013 SANGLAH PUBLIC HOSPITAL Jl. Diponegoro Denpasar, Bali +62-361-227911 Surya Husadha Hospital Jl. Pulau Serangan 1-3 Denpasar, Bali +62-361-233787 Sanur Hospital Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai, Sanur Bali +62-361-289076 Wangaya Public Hospital Jl. RA Kartini 133 Denpasar Bali +62-361-222141 Kapal Public Hospial Jl. Raya Kapal Badung +62-361-427218

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Prima Medika Hospital Jl. Pulau Serangan, Denpasar Bali NORTH PART OF BALI Prodia Clinic Jl. RA Kartini 12, Singaraja Bali Singaraja Public Hospital Jl. Ngurah Rai 30, Singaraja Bali

+62-361-236225

+62-362-24516 +62-362-22573

WEST PART OF BALI Dharma Kerti Clinic Jl. Manik 14, Tabanan Bali Tabanan Public Hospital Jl. Merpati 11, Tabanan, Bali Negara Public Hospital Jl. Gelar, Negara, Bali Kerta Yasa Clinic Jl. Ngurah Rai 143, Negara, Bali

+62-361-811424 +62-361-811754 +62-365-41006 +62-365-41248

EAST PART OF BALI Gianyar Hospital Jl. Ciung Wanara 2, Gianyar Bangli Hospital Jl. Kusumayudha 27, Bangli Klungkung Hospital Jl. Flamboyan 40-42, Klungkung Bali Amlapura Public Hospital Jl. Ngurah Rai, Karangasem Ubud Clinic Jl. Raya Ubud No. 36

+62-361-943049 +62-366-91521 +62-366-21172 +62-363-21011 +62-361-974911

Consulates Australia 241-118 Jl. Tantular No. 32 Renon British Consulate 270-601 Jl. Tirta Nadi No. 20 Sanur France 285-485 Jl. Mertasari Gg II No. 8, Sanur Germany 288-535 Jl. Pantai Karang No. 17 Sanur Italy 701-005 Jl. Bypass â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Lotus Enterprises Bldg Japan 227-628 Jl. Raya Puputan No. 170, Renon Mexico 223-266 Jl. Prof. Moh. Yamin No. 1A, Renon Netherlands 761-506 Jl. Raya Kuta No. 127, Kuta Switzerland & Austria 751-735 Komplek Istana Kuta Galeri. Blok Valet2 #2 Sweden, Finland & Norwegia 288-407 Jl. Segara Ayu, Sanur USA 233-605 Jl. Hayam Wuruk No. 188 Denpasar V.2 N.2 | March - April 2015

Do & Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t The following list has been compiled to help you make the most memorable of your stay in Bali.

DO'S : 1. Respect local customs and traditions, especially when visiting temples. 2. Respect the local and be very patient if your car trapped behind a slow pace of local procession. 3. Avoid stepping on the offerings in the streets, simply just walk around them. 4. Leave important documents and papers safety in your hotel room and always keep eyes on your belongings. 5. Drink only bottled water, distilled or mineral water. You may purchase bottled mineral water available in local stores around you. 6. Confirm your flight at least 48 hours prior to your next flight. 7. Make your financial transactions only in banks or authorized money changer. Always remember to ask for a receipt after a transactions. 8. Do be careful with local pets or animals you find in local tourism spot. The dog might steal your bags.

DONT'S : 1. Don't enter a temple during menstruation 2. Don't wear improper clothing while visiting a temple 3. Don't walk in front of people who are praying. 4. On beach, do not attempt to swim outside the designated areas. Please notice the red and yellow flags. 5. Don't buy illegal stuffs such as :drugs, items made from corals or shells and items made from endangered animal. 6. Don't hire vehicles without full insurance. 7. Don't use your camera's flash light while taking pictures in front of the priest or people praying in the temple. 8. Don't stand or sit in higher position than the offerings or the priest while visiting temple.

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Relax

Renew

Revive

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