3 Reasons You Should Do Your Yoga Teacher Training in Bali I know choosing a Yoga Teacher Training course is hard. It’s a best guess effort since until you have […]
For young and old, religious and otherwise, Easter is about food, family and best of all chocolate. From childhood many of us remember waking up to search for our Easter […]
Discovering how John Hardy jewellery is crafted is a tour that any Bali visitor will love. A winding village road through rice fields and bamboo forests leads to an unassuming entrance beyond which one of the world’s most unique luxury jewellery brands produces it’s stunning range of socially responsible collectible jewellery.
Prana Spa has earned its place among Bali’s best spas and remains an all time favourite. The allure of the Moroccan-themed spa lies in the experience of its therapists. Whether […]
For a group of friends who founded Air in 2015 with a motto at the time of ‘lets just do this and see what happens’’ Air Festival has blossomed into a global gathering of musically-driven souls, where the spiritual guide is the DJ. This year expect additional new stages including a live music offering, alongside their immersive and interactive events. Sunsets, sunrises and more Gili Air (meaning water island) treats will be available too.
Attached or single, there’s always time to celebrate love. Valentine’s Day may be commercialised but at the heart of it love rules. Say it with hearts, flowers, music, intimate dining, a couples spa treatment or a damn good bash, Bali is playing your song on February 14.
The menu features some highlights including; prosperous organic hen with dragon soup; and whole steamed barramundi for mains with starters including flash fried pork belly in honey garlic sauce, scallop rice rolls and a smoked salmon and pomelo salad that has come over all Chinese. Cocktail of the day is a dragon lychee sling and dessert is playing my song with caramelized chocolate and red fruit tart.
Time to get wet, down a few beers, enjoy the sunshine and sing along to all your favourite Aussie tunes. Where do we recommend you celebrate the spirit of the […]
Getting into Boiler Room Bali was a very civil affair on the contrary. Upon entry, the elegant Potato Head looks like an architectural impossibility as a circular construction made up of what looks like wooden house tents, sits precariously balanced on top of each other. It takes me aback and I can’t help but stare in wonder.