5 Tips to Prevent Overseas Holiday Hassles

Prevent Overseas Holiday HasslesGoing overseas on a holiday is fun and exciting but it can be stressful if you’ve never been before and sometimes, even if you have. Being stressed out will spoil your fun and enjoyment, so here are 5 tips to help prevent hassle when you travel on your next overseas holiday.

  • Get all the formalities out of the way early on. These include
  • Your passport: when things are straightforward, it takes around 3 weeks to get a passport, but allow for delays.  If you have one already check the expiry date because some governments require it to be at least 6 months away and if it’s not they won’t let you in.
  • Visa:  While many countries don’t require a visa, many more do and this applies to countries that you are just travelling through as well as those you intend to stay in. Your travel agency should be able to help you.
  • Credit card: Before you leave, go to the bank and let them know where you are going. This will prevent them from freezing what they consider to be suspicious activities on the card. Also find out what fees apply to overseas transactions.
  • Take out travel insurance that also covers you for travel in Australia, just in case you have an accident getting to the ship or plane. It can be used if your goods get lost or stolen, if the airline goes on strike and you have to stay longer and for sickness or accidental injury and you need a doctor or emergency dentist.
Continue Reading

10 Traditional Balinese Meals You Should Try To Cook In Your Bali Villa’s Kitchen

There are lots of reasons why holidaymakers chose Bali villas as their preferred choice of accommodation rather than a hotel in Bali. One of the most obvious is privacy, given that you will be sharing the accommodation only with your friends or family, rather than hundreds of other holidaymakers as is the case in a hotel. Another benefit is that you can come and go as you please and are obviously not restricted to the specific mealtimes that hotels have.

Another benefit of a Bali villa concerning food is that you are free to eat whatever you wish rather than having to eat what your hotel offers at each mealtime. This allows you to purchase takeaway food and take it home with you or have it delivered, but there is an even better option and that is to cook meals yourself.

In many cases those meals may be similar to those that you would cook at home, however, given that there will be a plentiful supply of ingredients including meats, fish, poultry, vegetables, rice, noodles, and fruit, it would be even better if you were to cook and prepare some of the traditional dishes local to Bali.

Continue Reading

10 Stunningly Beautiful Places To Visit On Nusa Penida

10 Stunningly Beautiful Places To Visit On Nusa Penida

There can be little argument that Bali offers visitors some of the most stunningly beautiful natural sites of any holiday destination in the world, and there are some locations in particular that take that beauty to another level. One of those is Nusa Penida which is a small island that is located to the southeast of Bali and is separated from it by the Badung Strait.

Whilst it is certainly possible for you to make Nusa Penida the place you stay for your entire holiday given that it has several excellent hotels, many holidaymakers instead choose to take one of the many shuttle boats that go between the island and Bali, where their accommodation is located. Whichever way you choose, one thing is guaranteed and that is that Nusa Pineda has plenty of awesomely beautiful locations to visit across its 81 square miles. Here are ten of them.

#1 – Peguyanan Waterfall

No trip to Bali is complete without a visit to at least one waterfall, so why not make it Peguyanan Waterfall on Nusa Penida? The colourful blue steps take you down to it, and when there, you can experience stunning cliff views. You can also visit an ancient temple nearby.

Continue Reading

7 Incredible Activities To Try During A Holiday To Bali

One of the saddest things we hear is people telling us that they spent two weeks in Bali and only took part in one activity or went on just one trip. It is sad because Bali has so much to offer that, if you spent a month there and went on a trip every day, you would barely have covered about 10% of all the activities and experiences that Bali can provide.

We are not saying you have to head off every day, as we would be the first to say that we wanted to spend a few days relaxing on the beach or by the pool. However, we would also be looking to take back some awesome memories of our time in Bali, which is why we research as many activities, trips, and experiences as we can. To save you having to, we have researched 7 of them for you, which we are sure includes at least one that you will personally be keen on trying.

#1 Waterfall Sliding: If there is one geographical feature that Bali has no shortage of it is waterfalls. They are plentiful, and also a huge attraction for tourists. You can visit several throughout your stay, but the best way is to take in three or four on the one day trip. You can simply visit them and admire their stunning beauty, or, if you feel more energetic, you can slide down some of them into the natural pool below.

Continue Reading

Nusa Lembongan Villas

Nusa Lembongan can be found in Klunkung and has about 5000 people who live there year round. The fact that this part of Bali is not highly populated means that it is a perfect place for a holiday getaway.

In Nusa Lembongan, you can get away from your busy everyday life and relax by the sea while enjoying luxurious accommodations. You won’t find a place with better weather than this area of Bali. The views from the limestone cliffs with the sea pounding into them is something you won’t forget. Nusa Lembongan is a small island, about 8 kilometers in total.

The two spots that tourists love to explore the most in Nusa Lembongan are JungutBatu and Mushroom Bay. These are the two most populated parts of the island with only 30% of the full time residents living elsewhere. JunguBatu and Mushroom Bay are a great place to find lots of fun things to do, lots of great restaurants and lots of luxurious accommodations.

Continue Reading

Two Thai Nationals Arrested for Crystal Meth Smuggling

Crystal Meth SmugglingLast month, two Thai nationals were arrested at Ngurah Rai Airport in Bali after attempts were made to smuggle over one kilogram of crystal methamphetamine out of the country.

Prakob Seetasang, an electrician, and Radisson Phenlamat, a tattooist, were arrested on May 13 after customs officers grew suspicious of irregularities on their screening equipment.

Both men were subjected to a belongings search, before they were taken to the BIMC Hospital in Kuta, Badung for body and X-ray scans. The X-rays revealed that foreign objects were contained in the digestive tracts of both men.

Officials stated that the foreign objects were narcotics the men had attempted to conceal by swallowing them. Once removed, 100 bags of crystal meth, known as shabu in Bali, were recovered – weighing 1.08 kilograms. The meth had a local street value of IDR 1.48 billion, or a little under AUD 150,000, and would serve a market of around 5,000 people.

The customs chief at Ngurah Rai International Airport, Himawan Indarjano, said the ‘swallow’ method is a difficult one. It both endangers the smugglers and is challenging to detect. However, it appears smuggling is not something new to either Prakob or Radisson.

Continue Reading

Top 5 Bali Nightlife Hotspots

Bali NightlifeBali is one of the most popular party destinations in southeast Asia. Whether you’re a backpacker staying in budget accommodation or a business person with your own private Bali villa, there are plenty of nightlife options out there for you to choose from.

The key to Bali nightlife is finding somewhere that is safe, fun, and that meets your needs. With this in mind, I’ve put together a list of the top 5 nightlife hotspots in Bali. These include:

  1. Old Man’s

If you’re looking for a low key, chilled out place to have a few drinks and meet new people, then Old Man’s is the place for you. Boasting a beer garden, beach frontage, and comfortable seating options, the party atmosphere really heats up as the hour gets late. In fact, Old Man’s is a favorite among young tourists who just want to get out and have some fun.

  1. The Sky Garden

As one of the most popular rooftop bars in Bali, the Sky Garden caters to people from all walks of life. The rooftop bar itself boasts all you can eat buffets, a wide range of beers, and regular live DJs. If you want to continue the party after you’ve eaten, the Sky Dome Super Club is just downstairs. This is without a doubt one of the best places to start a night out in Bali.

  1. Koh

Koh is a wonderful, modern style club that was inspired by the underground music scene in cities like Berlin and London. Catering to lovers of styles like house and techno, the Koh is the perfect place to dance the night away with a few friends.

Continue Reading

Making Your Bali Wedding Reception Unique

Bali Wedding ReceptionWhen it comes to planning a wedding in Bali there are a great many details to consider and things to organise. While few Bali weddings are truly unique, you can add many little personal touches to ensure your guests feel like part of the occasion rather than just lookers on.  One way to do this is to have a photo booth so that everyone can have fun taking photos of themselves dressed up in the props provided.

It may surprise you to realise that at many wedding receptions the guests don’t really feel part of the celebration because the bride and groom haven’t made any special effort to make their reception personal to each one. Without this, the guests tend to feel a bit bored and like they are just there for the food and drinks.

If you can take a little time to offer something more personalised to them as well as it being something uniquely from you and your fiancée, then they will feel much more like they have been included because they are your friends and you really wanted them to come. So how can you do this? Here are a few ideas.

Continue Reading

What Kind of Outdoor Furniture Should You Choose

Outdoor FurnitureThere are many different styles of outdoor furniture to choose from and only by going to the furniture store can you get a better idea of what you might like. Some people who’ve been to Bali for holidays fall in love with the relaxed and easy lifestyle, along with the Indonesian style of furniture that goes with it. You can find a lot of these styles at some of the many furniture stores in Australia who import such furniture.

The main thing to consider is whether it will stand up to the weather, unless your outdoor area has a roof to protect everything from the rain. One of the latest trends is furniture that is similar to the old-fashioned cane work of yesteryear. This wicker furniture is traditionally made from plant based material that is dried and treated, then woven together to make beautiful furniture. However, being from plants, it tends to break down quickly if left out in the weather.

Man-made wicker work is made from PVC, plastic or fibreglass that withstands the aging and rotting effect of rain and sun. It lasts a long time and yet it looks just like the plant-based wicker work. Both create furniture that is attractive and strong, yet light enough to move around easily.  Many people don’t like to be limited in the choice of position for their furniture, but rather like to shift it around to suit the occasion. So light furniture is ideal for them.

Continue Reading

Do You Have a Business in Bali?

bali-businessThere are many foreigners who have started up a business in Bali, including Australians. It is easy to think you don’t need a website in such a place, since there will be a lot of foot traffic going past your business, but making the most of every opportunity should be an important part of your business, so make sure you consult a professional digital agency to get advice on web design and SEO for your business.

That way your web designer will be able to create the best kind of website to suit your particular business model and you may be surprised at the extra business it brings in. If you are an Australian, contacting an seo company based in Australia that knows a bit about Bali may be the best way forward.  At least you’ll be able to understand the accent and they’ll be able to understand what you want, especially since much of your custom is likely to come from Aussie tourists.

If you don’t have a business in Bali, but are considering one, make sure you choose something that is a good fit for your skills. For instance, if you can’t dive you wouldn’t make a good dive instructor.  It could be: –

Continue Reading

Exciting and Energetic Things to do in Bali

quad-or-buggy-drivingSome people consider a holiday to be a time of rest and relaxation, while others want it to be the most exciting and exhilarating time of their life. If you are in the latter group, you’ll be pleased to know that Bali won’t disappoint you. No matter how tiring your fun days are, you will be able to sleep well in one of the Seminyak Villas and wake up feeling ready for the next amazing adventure.

Here are some activities to do that will surely make your stay in Bali exciting: –

  • Go white water rafting on the Ayung River. This river has many rapids and Class 3 falls interspersed with lazy pools. The trip leader will guide you around white water bends and rocky obstacles and you can even fit in a swim and lunch.
  • Quad or Buggy driving with a Tubing Excursion for double the fun. You can roar through the Pangayan rainforest on your choice of vehicle – after a short lecture on safety – learning how to cross obstacles and cope with the many challenges of the narrow path and river crossing. After that, jump aboard a tube and head down the Siap River, complete with your wetsuit, life jacket and other safety devices. Pop over waterfalls – only mini ones – slip down chutes and navigate pools on the way. Once the excitement is over you can relax and enjoy a Balinese lunch before heading off to find the next activity.
Continue Reading

How to Look Your Best in Holiday Photos

Holiday PhotosThe trend these days is for people who want to have Botox for wrinkles to combine the treatment with a holiday overseas.  They may not realise that this is a poor decision for several reasons.  The main idea for going to Bali or Thailand for such treatment is to cut back on the cost, but you don’t know for sure what the standard of training or experience is when you are dealing with overseas cosmetic surgeons. Some people have had a very poor experience in this regard and the Botox work needs to be redone when they return home.

In addition, when you consider that your holiday is going to be spoiled to some extent due to having those needles you may want to think again. How often do you get to go overseas? Even if you go every year, it still seems a shame to use holiday time for cosmetic treatment instead of enjoying the different culture and all the many other activities you like doing while on holiday.

For many people, this may be a once in a lifetime opportunity to really enjoy a trip to another country.  But instead of exploring, you have to go to a clinic and afterwards, stay out of the sun for a while and not do anything strenuous. This will eat into your holiday time when you could be having fun.

Continue Reading

Crowded Bali Tourist Areas Need Restructuring

CROWDED-BALI-TOURIST-AREAS-NEED-RESTRUCTURINGBali’s tourism industry has grown, and with that growth has come the need to restructure some of the overly crowded tourist areas. Those who are stakeholders in tourist zones are urging the authorities to restructure these overly crowded areas to improve the business climate. These are especially noticeable in some of the Bali’s southern destinations.

Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin) for Badung regency, Alit Wiraputra, said some of the more popular tourist areas in South Bali like Legian, Nusa Dua, Petitenget, and Seminyak have become over crowded. Development in these areas is out of control and will continue to be so if a wells structure plan is not put into place. According to holiday experts Easy Villas, Bali villas have grown in popularity and provide an accommodation alternative to the far too crowded and busy hotels.

Continue Reading

Opening a Business in Bali

Business-in-BaliIf you’ve ever gone to Bali on holiday you might wish that you could stay forever. The people are so easy to get on with and the climate is never cold or even chilly. One way to make this wish come true is to open a business there. But make sure you consult a professional digital agency such as Slinky to get advice on web design and SEO. And getting the right business licenses is also important.

You would then be able to make a living and enjoy the culture all the time instead of just a few weeks of the year. There are many different kinds of businesses that could be opened in Bali.  To make a success of your business you need to choose one that you have the skills for or are really  interested in. One thing you would need for sure is a website to advertise your business.

For this, it would be a good idea to choose a professional Australian company that understands Bali to help with your professional marketing and web design services. Web designers who are not Australian don’t have the same understanding of Aussie culture and so may not be able to design the kind of website that would be attractive to Australians.

Web designers in Australia would be able to set up the website using the kind of search engine optimisation (SEO)what would give your pages a good ranking in Australia or other countries so that people searching for your particular attraction in Bali would find your business. SEO companies in Bali may not be able to do this.

Continue Reading

Where to go for Affordable Drug Treatment

If someone you love is suffering from drug addiction, you will know the pain of loss and the struggle it is for both of you to remain in a relationship. The addict is consumed by his or her need for the drugs that are ruining their life and cannot think of anything else. They cannot be trusted with responsibility, or to do what they say they are going to do, unless that is to get more drugs.

Unfortunately, they cannot help this terrible effect the drugs are having on them because taking drugs changes the way the brain works. To get off the drugs they need specialised drug rehab treatment.  And since they spend any money they get on drugs, it is usually their loved ones that have to pay for that treatment.  In Australia, the cost of drug rehabilitation at a facility can be prohibitive, given that it takes at least a month of full time care and can take longer, depending on the level of addiction.

People tend to seek treatment overseas, both for privacy and for the more affordable cost.  Bali and Thailand have traditionally been the two places people go, but in fact, Bali is the best option because it is far easier to get to and far more affordable than the Australian treatment.

In Bali, the treatment centre is located in a quiet, serene and beautiful setting that in itself will help to restore balance to the addict’s life. It is close to a major hospital should that be required and the staff are highly trained in treating drug addiction.  In fact, because of their very nature the health care team don’t judge or condemn those they treat. Instead, they are treated with kindness, compassion and respect.

Continue Reading

12 Reasons to go Overseas for Drug Rehabilitation

Drug addiction is a terrible thing that often takes the life of the addict. But if they can get the right kind of help in time, it is possible to recover at least some of their life and go on to become a useful member of society. Some recovered addicts even spend their time helping other addicts to recover, or talking to people about the dangers of trying drugs in the first place.

Many of these people actually went overseas for their drug rehab rather than seeking treatment in Australia.  Why? Here are 12 reasons why people go overseas to places like Bali to seek treatment.

  • Overseas treatment is far more affordable than treatment in Australia.
  • Bali is a beautiful place to be and gets them away from the temptation to go back to their old life. And they can’t just walk out of the facility and return easily; they have to book a plane and pay the air fare, so they tend to stay for the duration.
  • Bali drug rehabilitation has a great recovery rate.
  • Bali is the easiest overseas drug rehab place to access, being easier to get to than Thailand.
  • When they or their loved ones look into it, the programmes for drug rehab are drawn up to suit the individual and they are encouraged to own it by deciding exactly what they want.
  • There is an aftercare program that helps them to cope with life after the rehabilitation is complete.
Continue Reading

Travelling to Nusa Lembongan? What You Need to See and Do

Dream-beach-Nusa-LembonganThe lazily winding coastal paths around Nusa Lembongan invite you to take some time to explore the island on foot and discover just what it has to offer. Tranquil beaches like Dream Beach and Jungut Batu perfectly display the natural beauty. The stunning, clear blue water awaits you whether you’d love to surf or do some drift diving.

The tranquil beaches are just the beginning. Explore the seaweed farms and Mangrove forests, or how about walking the suspension bridge over to Nusa Ceningan the neighbouring island. Head over to Ceningan Ridge for the most spectacular sunset you’ll ever experience – if romance is in the air, here’s the place to maximize it!

Chrystal Beach is home to Bat Cave and Giri Putri Cave, which are crammed with thousands of bats, which go unseen but they are certainly heard even during the day. This area is popular with marine researchers and underwater photographers. The white sandy bottom combined with the crystal clear water offers an incredible view of various fish and vegetarian. Nusa Lembongan is most certainly a unique place offering a unique experience.

You might want to check out what the Bali Hai Beach Club has to offer, especially if you’d really like a relaxing day of swimming or hanging out in the swimming pools. From here, you can also book para sailing, snorkelling, Banana boat tours, and a ton of other activities.

Do you like to fish? Then how about taking a coral fishing trip leaving Nusa Lembongan daily. These boats are traditional designs that have been adapted as outrigger boats for blue marlin, large pelagic and tuna fishing. Are you up for the challenge? The Nusa Ceningan waters are known for their diversity – enjoy the marine life, use the bay as the starting point for snorkelling, surfing, canoeing, diving, or a fishing trip.

Continue Reading

Bali Hatten Wines Wins 4 Golds at Recent Awards 2013

Bali-Hatten-Wines-Wins-4-GoldsBali is known for many things – its temples, great food, stunning holiday Bali villas, nightlife, and its wineries. Hatten Wines is proud to have yet another international achievement under their belts taking home 4 gold medals and 1 silver at the China Wine and Spirits Awards 2013, which were held in Hong Kong.

According to a recent news article, this is the largest and the most prestigious event of its kind in China and so for Hatten Wines this must be a very big deal.

Hatten Wines is the first and only Balinese winery that is located in the heart of Sanur. It has been in business since 1994 bringing their delicious wines to restaurants, bars, and hotels. This is a family owned winery, which makes this win that much more special. It is owned by the Dewi Sri company, the makers of Arak Bali and Brem Bali.

For locals this might not be too big of a surprise. After all, they are familiar with this tasty wine. Hatten Wines isn’t new to awards as they have taken several in the past years. But in this event there were 5,375 wines from 35 countries that were tasted and put to the test by the 100 judges. So to take a gold in that kind of competition should be a proud moment. To take 4 golds and 1 silver should puff you up like never before. Moreover, for wine drinkers you should certainly take note that this is a wine worth trying.

Continue Reading

Bali Nightlife Offers Rooftop Bars for Stunning View

rooftop-barPart of the experience of visiting Bali is to enjoy the amazing Bali nightlife it has to offer, and there is no question in my mind that you won’t be disappointed. If there’s one thing Bali knows how to do it’s how to party, and regardless of where you are staying in Bali you are sure to find some great night entertainment.

Bali has a rather unique form of nightlife that you are going to want to check out. Of course, you can also experience it during the day, but at night it really is that much better. Bali offers many rooftop bars that provide you with spectacular views of the city you are staying in.

For example, there is the Salsa Bar at the Hyatt Hotel Bali or the Sky Bar at the Mulia Bali. How close you are to one of these fun and entertaining rooftop bars will depend a great deal on where you are staying. That’s an entirely different conversation considering the number of affordable villas that have come to market. What a great form of accommodation for anyone who really wants to experience all of what Bali has to offer.

Continue Reading

My Dream Wedding Trade Show Coming to Bali

my-dream-weddingMore and more trade shows are taking place in Bali, and so it should be no surprise to see that the My Dream Wedding trade show is going to be held in November (Nov 8-10, 2013) at the Aston Denpasar Hotel.

I would see this as rather exciting. After all, Bali is a very hot spot for destination weddings and for honeymoons. So having this huge wedding trade show in Bali is a bit symbolic don’t you think?

My Dream Wedding brings together professionals from all sectors of the wedding market and helps them to discuss and develop new ideas and opportunities to market to. There are going to be more than 60 developers and exhibitors present, so those attending are certainly not going to be disappointed!

You can expect see booths related to wedding photography, baking, florists, bands, wedding dresses, music, jewellery, travel, reception services, and the list goes on. If you are in the wedding industry this is a great excuse to book your flights and come on over to Bali. You cannot only take in the Wedding Trade Show Bali and the many things it has to offer, you can make it a vacation for you.

Continue Reading

Great Way to Get Bali Wedding Photos

Bali Wedding PhotosIf you are wondering about who to choose for a Bali wedding photographer, why not consider taking advantage of photo booths? The benefit of this kind of photographer is that you and your guests get to do all the choosing of when the photo should be taken and how to pose. You can be as crazy as you like with your friends without feeling that the photographer is peering at you through the lens, waiting for you to settle down and be serious.

When you hire a booth for the photos, it usually comes with many props and sometimes, an attendant to make sure the photos are taken properly. That saves you having to work out which buttons to press, or whether your friends are all in the photos, so you can concentrate just on how you want the people in the photo to be. Of course, with such a photo, they are all likely to be having so much fun you won’t need to pose them in any other way but how they choose to present themselves. That’s the whole idea of having photos done in this way.

This is a wonderful way to give your friends a fun time and ensure they have their own photos of your wedding and the fun they had at the reception. This will enable them to have photos of your wedding to cherish for many years.  They can download them easily with their own code number given on the night and choose which to keep and which are not quite right for them.

Continue Reading

Indonesia’s Economy, Beyond Rattan Furniture And Tourism

economyWhile Indonesia has taken its dear, sweet time getting here, it has emerged as one of the newest and most interesting business climates in the international market. This explains the big push for online and tech development in the Indonesian sphere.

ust take a look at these figures: By GDP, Indonesia is the world’s 16th-largest economy. While the rest of the world is still sweating out the global economic malaise, Indonesia is projected to grow by nearly 7% in 2013, according to the World Bank estimate. Indonesia has recently become a member of the G20, and “Foreign Policy” magazine lists 6 Indonesian leaders among its list of “world’s 500 most powerful people.”

Can the Indonesian Steve Jobs or Larry Page be far behind? Maybe that day isn’t coming yet, but Indonesia is getting restless within its economic borders. Agus Martowardojo, the new governor of Indonesia’s central bank, is urging Indonesian banks and businesses to compete overseas. Indonesian tech workers are starting to swell their ranks, and you encounter one in the online global market more and more every day.

Continue Reading

Kintamani Becoming Popular Bali Destination

kintamani1If you are planning a vacation to Bali, you might want to have a look at what Kintamani has to offer. It seems many vacationers are heading there. Kintamani is about a 2-hour drive from Denpasar, and it is really one of the best-kept secrets in Bali. If you do not know what Kintamani has to offer, it is time you did.

Kintamani offers some magnificent scenery and with temperatures reaching around 18 degrees Celsius this is a great place to relax, re-energize, and de-stress. You can enjoy some of the finest dining here while enjoying views of places like Lake Batur or Mount Batur.

While you are staying in Kintamani, be sure to head on over to the village of Trunyan where you can learn all about what life has to offer here and where the ancestors are still honored. You can see how the corpses of ancestors were simply placed on the ground – a very strange sight to see. Walk the trail, which takes about 45 minutes, and discover the cultural heritage.

Continue Reading

Bali Villas for Galungan Festival

Bali Villas as offered by holiday booking companies like Easy Bali Villas are growing in popularity on a global scale. They are normally furnished to world standards and fitted with the latest amenities such as flat screen TV’s, stainless steel kitchen appliances among others. Moreover, the fact that they are in a safe and tranquil place in South East Asia is one other reason behind the increase in popularity. The minimum requirement in terms of amenities you will get at all these Balinese villas is swimming pools and patios, if you want a little more luxury, you get an infinity pool, spa and steam bath among others.

Most of these villas are located near the seashore, and their patios extend right up to the point where they touch the shallowest parts of the sea. The villas are also fitted with a number of top incorporated services designed specifically for you as you wait for the Galungan Festival, Bali’s most important religious festival. This festival celebrates the victory of good over evil. It also honors the spirits and memories of all Balinese ancestors.

Continue Reading

Legian Bali Reopens Doors After Major Renovations

SingosariAccording to Goway Agent News, the Legian Bali has reopened its doors after four months of down time for their firm major face lift since opening back in 1996. It now included a 30-metre infinity lap pool and a beachfront sun deck.

The resort’s exclusive Beach House is the recipient of a new 20 sq-m terrace with loungers that guests are able to access from the master bedroom, which has now been redesigned so that there are more ocean views. The new terrace lighting has enhanced the night time ambiance.

Of course, for those that prefer a villa they will still be looking at local villas. Legian has plenty to offer visitors, but especially those who love a little spa pampering. Legian has a number of excellent spas for a relaxing day, with some even catering to newlyweds.

You will want to be sure to visit the Singosari Temple. While there is not a lot remaining of this temple you must remember it dates back to the 13th century and is one of the most powerful temples in the East Java kingdom of Singosari. Two giant statues once stood guard at the palace front, but only traces remain today. It truly is a piece of history that you will not want to miss seeing.

Continue Reading