Another post, another Bali resort. Goya Boutique Resort is isolated in the Ubud Jungle and the infinity pool alone make it worth the stay. However, if you’re not the sharing type of person, each villa does have its own private pool. The resort’s facilities are relatively new and even the 1-bedroom villa is spacious enough…
Ubud in uplands of Bali is known for its landscapes and traditional crafts and dance. However, the town also has an abundance of luxury resorts and fine dining restaurants. One of these is Cascade – a gourmet restaurant perched atop the luscious Valley of the Kings. The restaurant meticulously serves up traditional Indonesian dishes alongside…
In Bali, fine dining restaurants are a dime a dozen. If you are food enthusiast and appreciate the art of fine dining, Bali is the right place to visit. Although the island, or Indonesia in general, doesn’t have Michelin starred restaurants, it does boast an array of fine dining restaurants run by award winning chefs.…
Sundays Beach Club is probably the most famous beach club in Bali. It is THE spot among Instagrammers to capture one of the most beautiful sunsets in Asia. The beach club is located within 5-star resort, The Ungasan, and the way down to the beach club offers stunning cliff views, which is guaranteed to slow…
Prasana by Arjani Resorts is a beautifully designed resort located in the southern part of Bali. Compared to Kayumanis Jimbaran and Jamahal Resort, Prasana offers a more modern vibe for those looking for that Instagram shot of jumping into an infinity pool. The resort has 1- and 2-Bedroom Villas located up a hill, which is…
Another Bali Luxury Resort to review. This time we visited the established resort chain, Kayumanis, which has branches in both Bali and China.
Bali – Land of the Gods – is one of the most popular travel destinations in the world and this has its reasons. The island is famous for its beautiful nature, world class diving, nightlife, and last but not least – more resorts than can be kept track of. Jamahal Resort is one of them.…
Bali and Spa are almost synonymous – a trip to Bali is not complete without having opted for a session of Balinese massage. But what is the difference between a Balinese and a Thai massage actual? The short explanation? Go with a Thai massage if you like hard pressure but if you like relaxing treatments…