Looking for a place to pamper yourself while in Bali ? The Elysian Spa offers a complete range of body therapies to re-energize your body and awaken your senses. Twin treatment rooms are decorating in soothing shades of spearmint and chocolate with Balinese silk panels lining the walls.  And if you are staying at the Elysian Hotel, you can opt for your treatment to be done in the privacy of your villa.

The spa offers a wide range of therapies including body massages, scrubs, facial treatments as well as manicures and pedicures.

Try the Elysian Signature massage, a deeply relaxing full body massage using aromatherapy oils to soothe your tired muscles and relax your mind. Or be a Princess for the day and indulge in their Javanese Lulur Scrub, a treatment originating from the Royal Palaces of Central Java.  An wonderful blend of fragrant spices is used to exfoliate your skin leaving it soft, smooth and moist … like a Princess !

For more information, please email us.

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Wondering what to do on Valentine’s Day in Bali ? How about a romantic Valentine’s Day dinner at the beautiful Hotel Tugu Bali? Available for 7 lucky couples only, the dinner will be held at various private dining rooms at this exclusive hotel in Canggu Beach.

One of the dining rooms is the Bale Puputan (pictured right),  an elegant, late 19th century atmospheric room which hosts memorabilia of venerable Balinese royal families.

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Bali Safari and Marine Park in Gianyar district has been named as Indonesia’s Leading Amusement Park in the Indonesia Travel and Tourism Awards 2010/2011. This is the most prestigious award of Indonesian tourism and is organized by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism Republic of Indonesia, which aims to appreciate and celebrate the success and service excellence in every sector of Indonesia’s tourism industry.

The award received by General Manager of Bali Safari and Marine Park Hans Manansang in Jakarta, on Thursday, October 21st 2010.  Mr Manangsang said that the park was only three years old and they are proud to receive the award which was also a credit to Taman Safari Indonesia.

Bali Safari and Marine Park is located on 40 hectares of land in the Gianyar-Bali is one part of the Taman Safari Indonesia, which has been known by a variety of attractions and activities of animal conservation. This park raised three areas of the world such as Africa, India and Indonesia itself.

There are 60 species of 400 animals bred in Bali Safari as efforts to conserve wildlife from extinction. This park is designed for a memorable vacation experience. Visitors can experience a different dining experience at the Tsavo Lion Restaurant overlooking the Tsavo lions through a ceiling high glass wall. Visitors can also watch World-Class theatrical performances that were recently inaugurated by the Minister of Culture and Tourism Republic of Indonesia, Ir. Jero Wacik SE on October 16.

Carrying the concept of one-stop entertainment, Bali Safari and Marine Park is committed not only entertain but also educate through conservation programs and to improve the quality of service in the Indonesia tourism industry of Indonesia.

Bali Safari & Marine Park Packages

• Jungle Hopper Package
• Bali Safari Leopard Package
• Bali Safari Rhino Package

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Going to Bali with a few kids in tow ?  If you want to spend part of the day on your own and are looking for a place you could leave your kids for a few hours with something to do, you could try enrolling your kids at the Green Camp for a day or two. Green Camp is situated on 20 stunning acres spanning Bali’s Ayung River, just 20 minutes southwest of Ubud, the art and cultural center of Bali.

The Green Camp Bali facilitates inspirational learning adventures for youth. Its programs stem from a passion for environmental education and leadership development and are delivered with an emphasis on Indonesia’s rich cultural and physical landscape. Programs are suitable for children from 5 – 12  years old.

You can enrol your child for a day or an overnight stay at the Green Camp.

Prices
Day Program : 8.15 am – 3.15 pm (Mondays to Fridays)
Overnight : 3.30 pm – 8.15 am (Mondays to Thursdays)
5 day 4 night package (start on Monday, depart on Friday)

Here are just some of the activities your children can take part in.

All Natural Wearable Arts: Design and make your own full costume from materials found around campus – learn to weave palm fronds into workable ‘fabrics’ and attach natural ‘accessories’ to bring out colors and styles. Bringing flora to the fashion world and letting creativity take over.

Balinese Amazing Race: Students will be split into teams to complete a set of challenges. Elements will be based on traditional Balinese games and activities. Klangsah weaving, eating krupuk from strings and basket-carrying on heads are just a few!

Bamboo Raft Building: A Green Design teambuilding Challenge on the Subak! Participants are split into two teams that must design and construct a raft from bamboo and bamboo string. Teams will then race each other down the Subak to test raft design, strength and buoyancy. A wet and wild challenge supervised by our highly qualified instructors.

Canang: Explore the Balinese morning ritual of Canang Making and offering. Learn the meaning behind the offerings see all around Bali and the method used to create beauty from all natural materials.

Claymazing: For the younger age groups. Explore your name and what makes you happy through the medium of Clay! Design and make a wall tile that represents you!

Coconut Conversations: Explore the versatility of the coconut tree – for the Balinese and for cultures around the world!

Jamu Making: Children find the ingredients and make their own healthy drinks in the traditional method to kick start their mind, body and souls for the day.

Bugtastic: Catch and study butterflies and lizards in their nature habitats. Explore and speculate on the different designs and colours – A release ceremony concludes this activity.

Fire Building Fun and Fire Lighting: Teach kids the ingredients and facts of lighting a good camp fire with our fire building challenge. Kids must collect their kindling, tinder and logs to feed their fire. They must race against each other to get their flame large enough to burn through a bamboo string hung above their fire pit. Later on they will work together to build the nights camp fire. This is a highly supervised activity.

Kite Making & Flying: An all time camper’s favourite – experience the traditional technique of Balinese kite making from natural ingredients. A kite flying festival concludes this activity, harnessing the winds natural energy to bring smiles to children’s faces.

Mask Making – exploring the ‘self’: Explore the concept of perceptions – of the ‘self’ and of the natural world. The inside of the mask will be painted with words and pictures that describe themselves as individuals, the outside of the mask will reflect the values that they hold of the natural world. This mask will be worn to our masked banquet held that evening.

Different activities are held on different days. Please contact us if you are interested to receive more information.

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