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LIFE ON THE ISLAND
B A L I
EXPLORING
THE ISLAND
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CONTENTS
JUNE 2012
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In this issue, we celebrate Bali as a paradise
of not only stunning natural wonders, but
also unique culture and art to explore and
experience. And whatever you wish to do,
Bali is the place to do it. Let’s explore!
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exploring
the island
8 OPENING PERFORMANCE
Wiranjaya Dance: Story of fi ve brothers.
10 BALI UPDATE
News from Bali’s award-winning e-newsletter.
12 WHAT’S ON
A round up of happening, launchings, things of note and
people to watch.
34 INTERVIEW
Coral bleaching and aggressive fi shing have wiped out the
reefs and much of the marine life. And Reef Check Indonesia
runs and supports specifi c activities to conserve coral reef.
36 CULTURE
The cultural presence of the forest in Bali.
44 EXPLORING THE ISLAND
DENPASAR - THE CAPITAL CITY
Denpasar, Bali’s capital and the former capital of Badung
Regency is a hub of activity and a great place to watch the
locals go about their daily lives.
60 EXPLORING THE ISLAND
BAYAD VILLAGE
Going on foot through the hills of Bayad Village will give you
a chance to see a miraculous and unique natural wonder.
64 KID’S FUN
Bali’s wonders extend well beyond its shores and little ones
love going in search of Nemo, Marlin and Dory.
68 SPA
For men, the nervousness about visiting spas is about not
knowing what to expect.
Photo by Kartika D Suardana
70 WELLBEING
It is easy to distinguish a dedicated Pilates practitioner
from those who are less serious.
72 SHOPPING
Intricately made in Bali.
76 DINING
It is clear that this restaurant has opted for an atypical
approach to design.
80 NIGHTLIFE
Satisfy the party animal in you at Nusa Dua’s über-chic
venues.
82 GETAWAY
Who would’ve thought that a tiny island that was once
used as an abandonment site holds so many charms?
86 STRANGER IN PARADISE
That old white magic.
92 SECRET BALI
Markets are always a lively scene and the traditional market
in Amlapura is no exception.

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BALI
BIG ECO
WEEKEND
In a bid to both draw attention
and at the same time do something
practical to help the cleanliness of
Bali’s beaches, two of Indonesia’s
largest international companies have
joined forces in a major initiative.
Aptly named “ Bali Big Eco
Weekend “ the four-day multi venue
event combines the retail power of
CocaCola Amatil with the surf savvy
of Quicksilver in an major eff ort to not
only raise awareness of the state of
Bali’s beaches but to raise money to
actually do something to help .
The event starts with an evening
with some surf world champions who
have off ered their time and fame to
help the movement, continues with
a golf competition to raise money to
buy a new beach cleaning machine,
moves on to a surf competition and
many beach oriented events including
music performances and turtle release,
and concludes with a great closing
show featuring Phil Jamieson, one of
Australia’s best known Rock stars!
Both companies are already actively
engaged in cleaning the beaches and
now want to extend their eff orts to
trying to solve the garbage disposal
problem at source by education and
infrastructure, and will work with
many partners in a bid to stem the
problem which can adversely aff ect
the reputation of Bali as a preferred
beach and surf destination.
For more information please contact:
Ms. Evanggita Indah Putri
National Corporate Aff airs Manager
CocaCola Amatil Indonesia (CCAI)
Phone: (021) 88322222 or email to:
Evanggita.In.Putri@sea.ccamatil.com
Website: www.coca-colaamatil.co.id
SOAPBOX
Explore Bali, Explore Yourself
Have you ever had a “magical
moment” when you
wandered off by yourself
somewhere and suddenly
realised you were in a place of extreme
peace or beauty? You had the revelation
come over you, Wow, this is special, and
felt you were privileged to be there.
During my fi rst few visits to Bali,
(admittedly many years ago!) it
happened to me all the time. I’d just
park the car somewhere and walk
down the road, the smaller the better,
and end up in a village at the river, in
a valley or at a temple and just say “wow”. It was life-changing. I fell in love with
that peace and beauty.
There is no such experience to be had in urban Bali, except if you are in a fi ne
dining restaurant or a very cool complex perhaps; but that’s not the same as
nature, and cannot replicate those amazing feelings of awe and simple wonder.
Now that rapid, random and mostly non-Balinese development has ripped
through the southern belt, I’m afraid the “wow” experiences are limited to the
north, east, west and central areas. But they are still worth the eff ort.
Agung Rai, the founder of ARMA, goes for a morning walk daily and encourages
folks to join. The walk starts at 5am, what he calls the “golden hour”, at sunrise
when the very air takes on a magical hue. All who go return transformed.
Victor Mason has been taking people on his “Bali Bird Walks” around Ubud for over
twenty years. His guests are fascinated and discover the beauty of birds and butterfl ies.
Daniel Elber has transformed the walk taken by poor villagers across the
mountains to go and beg into a trekking experience they get paid for. It’s a
stunning location and the guiding keeps many people off the streets.
Many top-rated hotels, villas and resorts have developed special walks for their
guests often near their hotels but some with routes quite far away.
Tour companies have special packages to let you enjoy Bali from on top of a
bicycle (coming downhill) from a raft (going down river) or just simply walking.
Check them out; there are many listed in this very magazine.
I am not personally much in favour of 4WD or that type of noisy experience, but
if it lets you see more of beautiful Bali, it’s better than just sitting by the pool! So go
now and and see what’s available. Most hotels have a tour desk. Start there, but don’t
accept any tour in a bus with a capacity of over 20 people. These massive tour buses
that ply the tiny road system are themselves promoting the destruction of the very
places they depend on for business; creating traffi c jams and pollution as they go.
But do go. The “wow” experience is still there, you just need to fi nd it.
Alistair G. Speirs
Front cover: “On Foot”
by Indra Widi

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A BALI PUBLICATION
DANCES
of
BALI
by Kartika D. Suardana
Th ere are some things that are unique
to Bali and so memorable that they
stay with you for years to come. One
of these is the marvellous Bali dancing
which has become a truly beautiful art
form.
Kartika Suardana, aff ectionately
known as Dewi, is a young writer/
photographer who I asked to create
the introduction section to NOW! Bali
from the fi rst issue.
She toured the island, fi nding,
documenting and photographing the
many dance forms one by one, and
created a memorable opening section
to the magazine. “We Balinese always
welcome people with a dance” she said
charmingly.
Now here is her work, collected over
three years, designed beautifully into
a book to be treasured by visitors, for
years to come.
- Alistair Speirs -
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WELCOMEDANCE
WIRANJAYA
DANCE
TEXT AND PHOTOS BY KARTIKA D. SUARDANA
Once upon a time there were fi ve brothers
known as Pandawa, a Sanskrit word meaning
‘the sons of Pandu’. Pandu was the
king who ruled the kingdom of Hastina.
The Pandawa are Yudistira, Arjuna, Bima, Nakula and
Sahadewa. Unfortunately, King Pandu’s life was short
and at the time of his death his off spring were much
too young to assume the throne, so his blind brother,
called Drestaratra, was made king.
The new king had many sons known as Kurawa,
the eldest of which was Duryodana. He was jealous
of the Pandawa because he knew they were the real
successors to the throne. Duryodana infl uenced
his siblings to take against the Pandawa, so began
a childhood tussle between the Kurawa and the
Pandawa. The Kurawa would harass the Pandawa
when they took their lessons together and studied
the art of weaponry. The story is part of the epic
Mahabaratha which came to Indonesia at the same
time as Hinduism.
The wiranjaya dance was created in 1957 by I Ketut
Merdana to be performed with the gong kebyar, a
genre of Balinese gamelan which blends fast rhythms
and melodies with slower tempos in an intermezzo
that moves quickly from one musical sequence to
another. Hence the wiranjaya dance is performed to
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attract the audience’s attention to follow the dancers’
fast motions.
The inspiration for the dance is the epic
Mahabaratha. Merdana, the choreographer placed
an emphasis on the part when the Pandawa were
learning archery, especially when the twins Nakula
and Sahadewa were learning from the Mahaguru
Drona. The wiranjaya dance is hence performed by two
female dancers dressed like knights.
The costume consists of fabric printed with
shining gold patterns that is swathes the dancers to
their knees, a leather necklace with beads, gold and
strong colors, gold arm and wrist bracelets, and a
headdress that is shaped like a crown at the front and
a mountain at the back. The sparkling outfi t enhances
the image of the royal knights, the sons of the king
and creates a special atmosphere. And of course it
serves as added eye candy for the audience.
Watching the performance, the audience can feel
the power of every routine through the sure, assertive
motions intended to convey the dignity of a royal
knight. However, the dancers use a fan rather than a
bow and arrow to perform their archery. The fan is
used to convey the feminine side of a man that most
are not aware of but can’t be denied.

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BALI UPDATE
UBUD TO RAISE ITS
GAME?
GIANYAR, BALI REGENT
SAYS US$21.47 MILLION
TO BE SPENT ON
IMPROVING UBUD
INFRASTRUCTURE
Jakarta Post reports that the popular Bali
destination of Ubud is scheduled for major
investment in infrastructure improvements
over the coming fi ve years.
Speaking on Friday, May 4, 2012, at
a gathering at the Ubud Royal Palace,
Tjokorda Artha Ardana Sukawati (Cok Ace),
told the Indonesian Minister of Tourism and
the Creative Economy, Mari Elka Pangestu,
of extensive measures that must be taken to
preserve Ubud’s reputation with domestic
and international tourists.
Cok Ace serves simultaneously as a
member of the Ubud Palace household,
the regent of Gianyar and the Head of
Bali’s Hotel and Restaurant Association
(PHRI-Bali).
The small gathering in Ubud permitted
a frank interchange between the Minister,
Regent and local leaders in Ubud who called
for Ubud’s return to its “original vision” of
village-based tourism.
The meeting said that “urban tourism”
should not have a place in Ubud’s tourism
planning using, instead, a dedicated focus
on village-based tourism where culture,
the arts, and a economic primacy extended
tothe local community in development and
planning matters.
“The tourism industry should be able to
play an active role in sustaining the local
culture, providing a signifi cant contribution
to the locals that in turn will be used by
them to sustain religious rituals and art
creations, which are the primary attractions
for tourists. This is what is called a
sustainable cycle,” Tjokorda explained.
Commenting on the many problems
being encountered by Ubud due to the
growth of tourism, Cok Ace, revealed to
the meeting that the Gianyar government
is planning to build two large parking
complexes in Ubud at a total cost of
US$21.47 million. The two parking
complexes would be located at the location
of the Ubud Police Station with the second
a three-story underground parking facility
under the alun-alun soccer fi eld.
Other plans include closing the street
in front of the palace to vehicular traffi c,
a renovation of the Ubud market and
a separate 3.5-hectare art market at
Singakerta village.
The Regent was not specifi c on when the
outline projects would begin construction
or how they would be funded.
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BALI ON THE ROAD TO
SMOOTHER TRAFFIC
DETAILS EMERGING ON THE
NEW NUSA DUA-BENOA-
NGURAH RAI TOLL WAY IN
BALI.
Radar Bali reports that offi cials are convinced
that the Nusa Dua-Benoa-Ngurah Rai (NBD) toll
road will reduce traffi c congestion in Bali by
reducing the current traveling time from Sanur
to Nusa Dua from one-hour to just 6 minutes.
The President Director of PT Jasamarga Bali
Toll (JBT), Akmad Tito Karim, accompanied
by his Public Relations Director, Hari Suseno,
explained that current plans are to have six
diff ering categories of toll fees in operation on
the new road with the cost of a four-wheeled
private vehicle set at Rp. 10,000 (US$1.09).
The new Bali toll road will also have a
special lane for motorcycles, but what the
tariff will be for two-wheeled motorcycles
remains unclear at this point. Tito said that
the eventual fi nal tariff to be charged will be
discussed with the general people to ensure
they will be able to aff ord the fi nal price. PT JBT
holds a concession to operate the new toll road
for 45 year. After that period, the ownership
of the highway will revert to the central
government. The operators are targeting that
28,000 vehicles will use the NDB toll way every
day comprised of 50% four-wheeled vehicles
and the remainder made up of motorcycles,
tourist buses and other vehicles.
According with the agreement with the
central government, the toll tariff can be raise
once every two years by approximately 4%,
depending on the rate of infl ation. “Based
on these assumptions, it is estimated that
within 15 years the capital investment can be
recouped. The more that is earned, the faster
we can replenish the capital. We have to repay
our loan,” explained Tito at the project offi ce in
their Ikat Plaza Complex Offi ces in Denpasar.
Of the total Rp. 2.4 trillion (US$261 million)
invested in the toll road, Rp. 1.5 trillion
(US$163 million) will be used for the actual
construction of the toll road. Rp. 1.7 trillion
of the total amount has been obtained via
bank borrowings. The remaining amount has
been paid in by 7 State-owned enterprises.
The regional government of Badung and
the province of Bali have also each taken
shareholdings worth Rp. 100 billion (US$10.9
million).
The new toll road will include wind speed
detectors. When wind speed pass certain set
limits, motorcycles will be prohibited from
entering the roadway for reasons of vehicular
safety.
The toll road is also being constructed at a
height above the mangrove suffi cient to allow
traditional fi shing boats to pass freely under
the roadway.
A SHARED STATE OF MIND
‘1 GIANT MIND’ TO
HOLD SECOND MASS
MEDITATION IN BALI
ON SUNDAY, JUNE 10,
2012 AS PART OF A
WORLDWIDE MOMENT
OF THOUGHTFUL
CONTEMPLATION
1 Giant Mind – a non-profi t global
research and educational organization
will organize a 2nd Annual Worldwide
Meditation Event on Sunday, June 10,
2012 at 5:00 pm on the beach in front of
the Petitenget temple in Seminyak.
The organizers have committed
to coordinating the largest global
meditative experiences in human history
of “eyes closed silence.” Aiming to
generate 100 million people meditating
in various locations around the world
‘1 Giant Mind’ will test their hypothesis
that the eff ects of mass meditation
on individuals and society can be
scientifi cally measured. To that end, ‘1
Giant Mind’ have gathered together a
group of leading scientifi c researchers
to conduct experiments in multiple
locations on a scale never before
attempted in order to measure and
document the empirical outcomes of a
global meditative moment.
According to those organizing the
event “Eyes Closed Silence (ECS)”
encompasses any mental process,
including common meditation,
prayer, observance of the breath, and
contemplation that induces a set of
integrated psycho-physiological changes
termed as the ‘relaxation response’.
In the world of the co-founder of ‘1
Giant Mind,’ Gary Gorrow: “Leading
scientifi c research has demonstrated
that every human being generates a
‘thought force’. When a large group
of people collectively meditates the
thought force becomes unifi ed, creating
a wonderfully uplifting and positive
eff ect within and beyond the group. The
experience of being in the company of
thousands of other meditating minds is
something you should experience at least
once in this lifetime, but so few actually
have the opportunity to do so until now.“
The fi rst Bali experiment, held in
September 2011, united local Balinese,
expats and tourists in a profound
experience of silence that generated,
according to those who participated, a
palpable eff ect.

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
MUSIC NIGHTS
VENUE GENRE DAY TIME ATMOSPHERE entrance
Ryoshi Japanese
Restaurant
Mannekepis
Belgian Bistro
CULTURAL PERFORMANCES
DAY PERFORMANCE VENUE TIME TICKET
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Kecak Fire and Trance Dance
Legong Dance
Barong and Keris Dance
Legong Telek
Ramayana Ballet
Spirit of Bali
Jegog (Bamboo Gamelan)
Woman Kecak and Fire Dance
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Jazz Mondays 9pm onwards Fun, informal, crowded Free
Jazz
Kecak (Monkey Chant Dance)
Spirit of Gamelan
Barong and Keris Dance
Jegog (Bamboo Gamelan)
Kecak Dance
Kecak Fire and Trance Dance
The Beauty of Legong
Thursdays, Fridays and
Saturdays – sometimes
also mixed with Blues
and Latino
9pm onwards Good bar crowd, loud Free
Warisan Restaurant Jazz Saturdays 9.30pm onwards
Upmarket, cool,
great layout
Free
Gabah Restaurant Jazz Monday – Sunday 9pm onwards Informal, chilled Free
JP’s Warungclub
Nero Jazz
Rooftop Dine &
Music Lounge at
The 101 Legian
Seminyak Square
Jazz, Salsa,
Ethnic, Rock,
Blues
Monday - Sunday 9pm onwards Fun, informal, crowded Free
Tuesday, Thursday,
Friday
8.30pm onwards Romantic, casual Free
Mixed Everyday 6pm onwards Romantic, casual Free
Mixed/
Acoustic
Saturday 2pm onwards Casual Free
Padangtegal Kaja
Bale Banjar Ubud Kelod
Wantilan
Arma Museum
Ubud Palace
Jaba Pura Desa Kutuh
Pura Dalem Ubud
Batu Karu Temple
Puri Agung Peliatan
Ubud Water Palace
Arma Museum
Bentuyung Village
Seminyak Square
Pura Dalem Taman Kaja
Pura Dalem Ubud
7.00 pm
7.30 pm
7.00 pm
7.30 pm
7.30 pm
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7.30 pm
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WHAT’S ON
DOMINO’S PIZZA
OPENS IN KUTA
BEACH WALK
Everyone knows that when it comes to
fun food, pizza is the king. And now that
Domino’s Pizza has landed in Bali, pizza
enthusiasts on the island are in for a treat.
Crowds of eager customers have been lining up
at Domino’s Pizza ever since it opened its doors
in early July 2011at the Discovery Mall on Jalan
Kartika Plaza for a taste of its authentic piping
hot, hand-tossed pizza; while the telephone
hotline has been buzzing with delivery orders.
Now that Domino’s Pizza has opened another
outlet at the newly-opened Kuta Beach Walk,
loyal customers have been dropping by en-masse
for takeaway – particularly during the peak lunch
and dinner periods.
Kuta Beach Walk
Jalan Pantai Kuta, 1st Floor, Unit E 20A-21
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NEW FEATURE OF
MEDICAL TOURISM
IN NUSA DUA
The offi cial launch of the BIMC Hospital in
high end tourism enclave Nusa Dua early last
month marked a new era in quality healthcare
on the island. It also heralds the beginning of an
international standard medical tourism industry
that will put the island on the global map alongside
other Asian destinations such as Singapore and
Malaysia. The new hospital in Nusa Dua is located
on one-hectare grounds in an area that hosts a
concentration of 5-star hotels and resorts. The
state-of-the-art facility has been designed by leading
health and wellness architectural fi rm, Silver Thomas
Hanley, to anticipate southern Bali’s growing need
for a top-notch hospital and all-inclusive medical
centre.
The hospital is a two-storey facility that
incorporates fi ve distinct centres. The 24-hour
Accident and Emergency Centre deals with
accidents, traumas and medical emergencies and is
supported by a fl eet of fully equipped ambulances,
an Intensive Care Unit and world-class operating
theatres. Similarly, the 24-hour Medical Centre is
open for consultations with an experienced team
of doctors and specialists for general medical issues
and concerns. There are also 42 inpatient beds in
a series of ward rooms for medical situations that
require around-the-clock care.
Off ering international standard medical facilities
and professional services delivered by a dedicated
team, BIMC Hospital Nusa Dua is destined to become
the island’s foremost healthcare establishment.
Good health is the essence of life itself and BIMC
Hospital is taking the lead to provide expert medical
care on the island of Bali.
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family rooms and suites special kids amenities
toys and video game in the room jungle camp for kids
baby sitting service daily children activities
children’s swimming pool children water slide
tennis programs for children tour desk for family excursions
special kids menu at f&b outlets 24 hour in room dining

WHAT’S ON
KID’S MARKET AND
FUNDRAISER
Bali with Kids and El Parque Playground proudly
present the “Bali Hearts”, a charity event that
will take place on Sunday, June 17 (10am – 6pm)
to help Kadek, a seven-year-old child who is deaf
to attend special schooling and receive specialist
medical treatment. The event is a fun day for kids
and bargains for parents with vendors, activities,
a silent auction and a raffl e with special prizes to
highlight the day.
El Parque
Jalan Pangkungsari,
Gg.Maharaja No.2 B, Petitenget, Seminyak
www.elparquebali.com
“LOST AND FOUND”
AT GANESHA
GALLERY
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WINE DINNER AT
PADMA RESORT BALI
Padma Resort Bali and Indowines are collaborating
once more for another spectacular wine pairing
event this coming Wednesday, June 13 from 6:30pm to
9:30pm. Introducing the Salitage Treehouse Winery from
Pemberton, Australia that will feature the fi nest selection
of chardonnay, sauvignon blanc, pinot noir, cabernet
merlot and shiraz, the event will be complemented with
an Italian buff et dinner by Bella Rosa. This is certainly an
event not to be missed. Dip your toes into the waters of
gourmet and gastronomy in a casual setting under the
stars at Padma Resort Bali’s signature restaurant.
Jalan Padma No. 1 Legian, Kuta
Phone: +62-361 752 111
www.padmaresortbali.com
In quoting the words of the 19th century French symbolism
artist, Puvis de Chavannes, painter Marijke Lambregtse
illustrates the challenges of her creative tightrope walk
between opposites. Lambregste began her artistic career
in Holland, where she was born, as a successful dancer,
choreographer and teacher. After dancing with several major
companies she left her native land in 1987 to lecture on ballet
in Melbourne and Brisbane.
Her current collection of canvasses, “Lost and Found”, is an
exploration of two distinct themes that is of great personal
importance to her – awareness and protection of the
environment and the crucial role woman can play in bringing
positive change by active participation. In her view, women
are the “Pillars of society.”
One of the most enduring trends in modern art is using
visuals to bring about change. This trend has been long
apparent in Indonesian art as well. Embedding an important
message in a work of art is rare – yet very important to an
island like Bali, which is struggling with the negative side
eff ects of uncontrolled urban environment and tourism.
Lambregste does not only point out the problem but also
urges us to play an active role in the solution.
Ganesha Gallery
Four Seasons Resorts Bali at Jimbaran Bay, Jimbaran
Phone: +62-361 701 010

WHAT’S ON
SALILA: WELCOME
ONBOARD!
The conversion of a commercial sailing vessel
into a private expedition yacht has become a
popular way to explore the world’s oceans over
the past decade. Vessels such as tugboats, survey,
fi shing, training and research ships have been chosen
for their stability, rugged construction, robust
machinery, spacious interior and their businesslike
appearance.
Salila is an exceptionally well-built boat, constructed
from superior steel and meticulously maintained. To
put it simply, she is the poster child for expedition
yacht conversion. The main principal of Salila’s
conversion is to create a luxuriously appointed ship
for serious voyaging in complete comfort. Salila’s
handsome profi le will be preserved along with all
the elements of her rugged construction to ensure
superior strength and safety.
Expedition Yacht Salila is a ship specifi cally designed
for private charter throughout Indonesia. Join Salila
for an individually tailored journey of discovery to
remote frontier destinations.
E: salilaindonesia@gmail.com.
ARC ANTI-AGING
CLINIC MOVES TO
SUNSET ROAD
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NEW SEASONAL
TASTING MENU AT
ALILA UBUD
Alila Ubud has launched a new ‘Seasonal Tasting
Menu’ relying 100 percent on local produce. Locally
grown and reared produce from smallholder
farms around Bali are artfully prepared by Executive Chef
Eelke Plasmeijer and his culinary team in Alila Ubud’s
Plantation Restaurant, guaranteeing fresher and tastier
organic food.
Healthy eating enthusiasts will enjoy the benefi ts and
taste of sampling fresh Balinese produce such as oysters,
crab, beef, organic green asparagus, skate wing, sea urchin,
authentic black pig and even dark chocolate to name just
a few. Executive Chef Plasmeijer and his culinary team
passionately prepare the ‘Seasonal Tasting Menu’ using
French cooking techniques with sustainable healthy foods
that are transported short distances from local farms as
opposed to being shipped long distances and along the way
losing taste, quality and valuable nutrients.
By “going local” Alila Ubud not only off ers an enhanced
culinary experience but most importantly helps support
sustainable agriculture in Bali, enabling local farmers
to survive and grow their businesses. The environment
benefi ts from this movement too, as the carbon footprint
is dramatically reduced.
The new 5 or 7 course ‘Seasonal Tasting Menu’ can
be enjoyed at the brasserie Balinese-style Plantation
Restaurant. Reservations are essential. Call +62 361 975
963 or email: ubud@alilahotels.com.
Marking its 10 year anniversary, ARC Anti-Aging Beauty Clinics is
moving to a brand new facility on Sunset Road Kuta. The new
clinic accommodates not only the extensive range of anti-aging
and beauty treatments ARC Clinics has been known for since 2002,
but also a new range of exclusive beautician services including oxygen
infusion facials, and the ‘Ultimate Ultrasonic Facial’. Within the next
few months, ARC Clinics plans to add gynecology to its current range of
GP services; as well as a dental clinic to cater for discerning clients from
Bali and abroad. With these additions, ARC Clinics remains the foremost
place to go for foreigners, out-of-towners and Bali residents seeking the
ultimate in anti-aging, aesthetic, medical and dental services.
Jl Sunset Road No. 819 (next to Bali Shell Museum)
Phone: +62-361 754 645, www.arcclinics.com

dining indulgence
at pasar senggol
Dine under the stars at Grand Hyatt Bali’s renowned open-air Balinese
and Indonesian Night Market while being entertained
by the live legendary Balinese cultural performances
A truly “one-stop-shop” cultural experience!
Open nightly from 7:00pm to 11:00pm
+62 361 77 1234
Nusa Dua, Bali, Indonesia
bali.grand.hyatt.com
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WHAT’S ON
ANOMALI COFFEE
OPENS IN SEMINYAK
Established in 2007, Anomali Coff ee is a coff ee roaster
company providing coff ee with specialty standards
from all over Indonesia. Since then, Anomali Coff ee
has established itself as a prominent coff ee producer
specializing in freshly roasted coff ee of the highest
standard from plantation to cup. After the success of its
franchises in Jakarta’s prime areas, Anomali is bringing
its specialty premium quality coff ee to Oberoi in Semiyak.
There’s no better way than to wake up to the wonderful
smell of coff ee!
Jalan Kayu Aya (Laksmana Oberoi ) No. 7B, Seminyak
Phone: +62-361 736 687
HAIR SPA LAUNCHED
AT ALILA SOORI
Alila Villas Soori has just recently launched its fi rst
salon “Hair Spa by Spa Alila” off ering lavish hair
treatments with naturally derived essential and
base oils designed to invigorate the scalp, relax the mind
and nurture the hair. As you enter you are welcomed to
the refi ned environment of the Hair Spa, where titivating
regimens await, ranging from manicures and pedicures,
foot massages, head and shoulder treatments and allessential
hair nourishing and scalp care.
The benefi cial hair and scalp treatments range from
conditioning and stimulating to pampering and relaxing.
Traditional crème baths provide deep-hydrating hair
treatments, incorporating essential oils of rosemary and
lavender combined with nourishing base oils of coconut,
avocado and shea butter. The Hair Stimulation Massage
nourishes the hair and scalp through a combination of
massage and use of benefi cial plant extracts that stimulate
the cells.
Banjar Dukuh, Desa Kelating, Kerambitan, Tabanan
Phone: +62-361 894 6388
www.alilahotels.com/soori
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AN EXCLUSIVE WINE
AND DINE INDULGENCE
AT THE LAGUNA RESORT
& SPA
For an unforgettable dining experience, The Laguna
Resort & Spa invites wine connoisseurs to indulge
in an exclusive six-course degustation dinner this
coming Friday, 8 June 2012. You will be taken on a culinary
journey with a menu specially prepared by the resort’s
Executive Chef, Made Putra and wines by Chateau Le Puy,
selected by Laguna’s Chief Sommelier for a balance of
fl avours. Mr. Jean Pierre Amoreau, the owner of Chateau
Le Puy will brief you on the selected wines over the
course of the evening. This exceptional dining experience
will commence at 7pm with champagne, cocktails, and
canapés at Arwana Terrace Bar followed by the dinner at
7:30pm.
Kawasan Pariwasata Nusa Dua Lot N2, Nusa Dua
Phone: +62-361 771 327
www.thelagunabali.com

CATERING SERVICES
LIFE TASTES DELICIOUS!
exclusive catering service for private parties, weddings,
special events, business gatherings
0361 734 777 JL. RAYA KEROBOKAN 253 WWW.BALIEPICURECATERING.COM

WHAT’S ON
SUNDAY BRUNCH
AT SOS ANANTARA
Taking the Sunday brunch to a new height, SOS
Super Club at Anantara Seminyak presented
its monthly Sunday feast and wine experience
featuring Sue Hodder, senior winemaker of Wynn
Coonawara Estate. During the day, patrons indulged
in wine tasting of Wynn’s ultra premium wines such
as John Riddock and Michael and enjoyed a free fl ow
of Wynn’s Chardonnay, Riesling, and Shiraz and passaround
canapés. A delicious menu was also circulated,
and on display was an array of fresh seafood including
imported raw oysters.
Jalan Abimanyu (Dhyanapura), Seminyak
Phone: +62-361 737 773
bali.anantara.com
FRESH AND HOMEY
ITALIAN COOKING
IN KUTA
Al Dente, an eatery serving fresh, homemade
Italian cooking has just opened its doors in
Kuta. The Italian cuisine uses only the freshest
ingredients – some organic – in a menu featuring
appetizers, main course and desserts with a small
selection of Indochina food. “Back to basics” is the key
to Al Dente’s secret recipe.
The restaurant’s bar is classy and off ers many kinds
of cocktails and a sophisticated wine selection. Al
Dente is adjacent to Stadium Sports Café; hence its pet
name “United Bar”, because it connects Al Dente with
Stadium. The live DJ spins good beats daily, delivering
a consistently chilled-out lounge ambience to sustain
the overall atmosphere.
Jalan Kartika Plaza, Complex Kuta Sidewalk
Phone: +62-361 762 900
www.rama-restaurants-bali.com
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NEWLY-REVAMPED
AYANA READY TO
KICK OFF HIGH
SEASON
Ayana Resort and Spa Bali has completed a
renovation of over 266 of its hotel rooms and
suites, as part of a major upgrade in guest
comfort, amenities and overall experience with
stylish new interiors and brand new furniture and
décor. All room types have undergone a makeover,
from standard rooms through to ocean suites and the
privileged Club Floor. The design and style remains
modern Balinese with canopied beds and furniture
featuring intricate carvings by Balinese artisans,
traditional textiles, beautiful artworks, plush sofas
and cozy daybeds on each balcony. Modern elements
are evident in the marble fl ooring, chic lighting and
the rain showers in each bathroom.
To kick off the high season this June 23, Ayana’s
Rock Bar will present Sir Norman Jay, who performed
for Obama’s inauguration, in an bash starting 5:30pm.
Recently voted ‘Asia’s Best Resort’ by Conde Nast
Traveler readers and ‘Asia-Pacifi c’s Best Spa Resort’
by DestinAsian readers, Ayana shows no signs of
complacency and is continually striving to keep
its facilities and services at the pinnacle of global
hospitality standards.
Jalan Karang Mas Sejahtera, Jimbaran
Phone: +62-361 702 222
www.ayanaresort.com

WHAT’S ON
KU DE TA
CELEBRATES
10 YEARS OF
GIVING BACK
TO BALI
This June 16, top class chefs,
entertainers and people from across
Asia will come together at KU DE TA
to celebrate the 10th anniversary of I’m An
Angel, a non-profi t foundation established
to empower remote and impoverished
Balinese communities and improve their
standard of living. For the past 10 years,
KU DE TA has been an active supporter
and host of the greatly anticipated I’m An
Angel annual charity event, which to date
has contributed over US$400,000 to the
foundation.
An auction featuring one-of-a-kind
luxury items serves as yet another
highlight to a stellar lineup of events for
the evening. Items up for auction include
a trip to Scotland, complimentary stay at
Drummuir Castle and a visit the famous
Johnnie Walker Distillery, two Ducati bikes
(Monster 795 and 838 EVO Superbike), Sub-
Zero Wolf home kitchen appliances, a pair
of Formula 1 Grand Prix Singapore Premier
Grandstand tickets and a trip to Fonte de’
Medici, Florence with Antinori.
To learn more about ‘I’m An Angel’ visit:
www.imanangel.org.
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NEW
ENTERTAINMENT
SCENE IN SANUR
Savana Bar and Restaurant, opened on 6 April, is the
latest dining, bar and entertainment establishment
in Sanur. Previously known as ‘Double Dutch’,
Savana has undergone renovations under new ownership
and management. With the addition of multi-channel
plasma screens, the latest technology karaoke system and
two billiard tables, Savana serves up not only food but
entertainment and socializing.
Diners can enjoy a mix of fi ne Western and Asian cuisine
whilst downing their favorite cold beer or a glass of wine.
With a ‘cocktail happy hour’ each night and a variety of live
bands and acoustic groups, patrons can eat, drink and be
merry until the late hours. Open from 6pm until late every
night, Savana Bar and Restaurant is simply a great place to
meet friends for a drink and a game of billiards after work,
watch live sports or for a special night wining, dining and
live music pleasure.
Jalan Cemara 29, Semawang, Sanur
Phone. 855 5544
“OFF THE WALL”
AT BRIDGES
Starting from May 19 to July 22, Bridges restaurant
in Ubud will be hosting the “Off the Wall”
painting exhibition, where a Yogyakarta-based
artist, Handojo Simodiharjo showcases his modern
art paintings.
A percentage of the sales from the auction and
exhibition will be donated to Yayasan Guna Widya, a
well-managed orphanage near Ubud. The exhibition
launched with a fundraising dinner at the riverside
dining room at Bridges.
Jalan Raya Campuhan, Ubud
Phone: +62-361 970 095
www.bridgesbali.com

WHAT’S ON
SIR NORMAN JAY KICKS
OFF HIGH SEASON AT
ROCK BAR
He performed for Obama’s inauguration and he gets to write
MBE after his name. But none of us care if he’s actually a
knight. To a lot of people, he has earned the right to be
called “Sir”. After all, he was ranked a modern day hero alongside
Keira Knightley, David Bowie, Jamie Oliver, and Damien Hirst.
Yet, above all, the innovative and pioneering British DJ will kick
off the high season at Rock Bar this June 23. His diverse and deep
musical knowledge and his refusal to be restricted to any single
genre is exactly what has distinguished him from his peers.
Rock Bar at Ayana Resort and Spa Bali
Jalan Karang Mas Sejahtera, Jimbaran
Phone: 702 222
www.ayanaresort.com
FIRST INTERNATIONAL
CLASSICAL BALINESE
PAINTING FESTIVAL TO
COMMENCE IN JULY
The fi rst International Balinese Painting Festival
will highlight 150 classical Balinese paintings. The
festival will be held in July in Klungkung regency,
east Bali, and will coincide with the opening of the
Nyoman Gunarsa Culture Center at Village Banda, in
Semarapura, Klungkung’s capital. The center features
the biggest traditional Balinese gates in the world, the
largest open stage in east Bali and a new museum of
contemporary Indonesian art to complement the existing
Museum of Classical Balinese Paintings.
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“LET’S PLAY” WITH
LINGKARA
A
group of Bali-based photo artists,
Lingkara, held its “Hello 1st ”, a
collaborative visual arts exhibition last
month. The exhibition was a major milestone
for the group and most importantly, was an
opportunity to expose another story behind
the technology of the camera. To convey the
idea, the group used the expression ‘camera:
the eye’, one people would remember, and
translated the idea into verbal and visual
artwork in many forms. The artwork is not
easy to understand as it goes beyond visual
communication, but those with an interest in
art and decoding mystery are encouraged to
come.
As a continuation of the “Hello 1st ” series,
another exhibition entitled “Let’s Play” will
be held this June 1-8. Photo artists Adrianus
Windujati, Stefanus Bayu, Arzelita Linando,
Imeldine Chrisna Putri, Popo Papro, Zenith
Syahrani, Kurniawan Adinata, Linda Sintya,
Andhika Gautama, Enjie Saco, Dewa Gde
Agung and Rahadi Utomo play with numerous
frames and objects by combining them into a
new shape. Fans of the lomographic “fi sh eye”
camera will love this one.
Lingkara Photo-Art Gallery
Jalan Merdeka IV No. 2 Renon, Denpasar
Phone: +62-361 990 4000 (Indra)

LIFE ON THE ISLAND
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WHAT THEY DO IN WEST BALI
By Indra Widi

Indra Widi was a fi rst batch
student of the photography
department at the Institute
of Indonesia Yogyakarta. He
graduated in 1994 and has
since been actively involved
in a series of photography
events and exhibitions.
Indra moved to Bali in
2000 and is now an active
member of Lingkara Fine Art
Photography.
To see more of Indra’s work,
you can visit
http://jpgmag.com/people/
Indrawidi.
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INTERVIEW
WORKING TOGETHER
TO SAVE THE REEF
Coral bleaching and aggressive fi shing have wiped out the reefs
and much of the marine life. Also, when garbage accumulates it
is either burned or tossed into the nearest stream, from where
it fi nds its way to the ocean. An increasing population together
with a waste-producing modern lifestyle means the coral
reefs are under attack. One thing that we should remember:
Sustainable eco-tourism means to protect natural beauty! And
this also includes the conservation of the reef.
We caught up with Derta Prabuning, program development
and partnership offi cer of the Reef Check Indonesia and
learned that conserving the corals and the reef is important for
both the ecosystem and society.
How did Reef Check come to Indonesia?
Actually Reef Check came to Indonesia
not as an organization but as a method
that was brought by a number of marine
scientists from the USA. The method was
fi rst introduced in Indonesia in 2005, and
soon after that it was turned into a nonprofi
t organization.
How does the organization work?
Reef Check works to create partnerships
among community volunteers such
as dive clubs, government agencies,
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businesses, universities and other nonprofi
ts. We create a global network of
volunteer teams trained in Reef Check’s
scientifi c methods; they regularly
monitor and report on reef health.
We also strongly encourage coastal
communities to be actively involved in
creating conservation sites around their
coastal areas.
What programs does Reef Check run in Bali?
We run and support specifi c coral reef
conservation activities in Tejakula, North
Bali and Amed, East Bali. Together with
local NGOs and fi sherman communities
in both areas, we have created Marine
Protected Areas (MPAs). The local
fi shermen became interested in how to
restore their fi sh stocks, which had been
heavily damaged by poison and blast
fi shing. The speed of return of fi sh and
corals amazed everyone involved and
now the sites are frequented with visitors
who each pay a small fee to see the
schools of fi sh and lush coral colonies.
The locals can now serve as the dive
guide for these visitors, for we also give
them dive training and certifi cation.
How do you fund your programs?
We self-fund our programs. One way
to do that is through underwater ecotourism.
Many of the villages in Tejakula
and Amed now have their own dive
centers, which are completely run and
managed by the local communities. But
we also get support from the government
and resorts in the local area. Of course
we always need further support in
funding so that we can develop our
programs in other areas on the island.
Do you face any challenge in running the
programs?
Certainly. The biggest challenge is to

combine many diff erent perspectives into
one vision. Conservation often confl icts
with traditional resource users. For
example, fi sh are more valuable when
they can be viewed repeatedly by divers
and snorkelers, versus their value as
a single meal. You know what I mean,
right? But luckily we manage to overcome
this barrier.
What do you expect to be the outcome of
the programs?
By participating in Reef Check programs,
we hope that the coastal communities
will develop an interest in communitybased
coral reef management. By this we
mean for the community to be involved
in a partnership with the government,
non-profi t groups, academics and
businesses to make plans and to take an
active role in managing coral reefs so
that they will be in good condition for our
children to enjoy.
Our work has been to design a system
of monitoring fi sh and invertebrate
stocks and then to formulate a
management plan that includes a marine
protected area where no fi shing can
take place. In this win-win approach, the
village fi shermen participate in making
decisions about their fi shery and how to
ensure it is sustainable.
To learn more about Reef Check
Indonesia, get updates, make donations
or become a volunteer you can visit
www.reefcheck.or.id or call +62-361 307
1358.
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CULTURE
THE CULTURAL PRESENCE OF
THE FOREST
TEXT BY JEAN COUTEAU
But rice and rice cults are but
one side of the coin. The
expansion of rice-growing
areas was possible only at
the expense of the shrinking of the forest.
We must keep in mind that the Balinese
population has increased between four
and fi ve times since the beginning of the
19 th century. But the process had started
much earlier. From the ninth century
on, the kings granted sima (property)
rights – often to religious communities
and with specifi c privileges – for clearing
forests and turning them into rice fi elds.
It has thus been a centuries-long process,
with irrigated areas expanding apace
with population growth and with the
incremental improvements in irrigation
techniques.
Throughout much of history, the
communities of forest clearers were
physically isolated in the midst of
the hostile and lush environment
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IN BALI
When talking about Balinese culture, one usually underlines its agrarian traditions,
and particularly its rice-growing tradition. Rice is indeed perpetually present in the
landscape and in the rituals: everyone has seen the small sanggah cucuk shrines of
Balinese rice fi elds and the cili effi gies of the goddess of rice Sri, who is worshipped
in the shrines of any family temple.
“EVEN TODAY, THE
PHENOMENON
OF THE FOREST
CLEARING IS STILL
UNDER WAY”
of the woods. When they grew and
overextended their irrigation capacities,
some of their members would move
elsewhere and start the process anew.
Thus, little by little, forest clearings
rejoined other forest clearings, creating
the broad expanses of rice fi elds that we
know today. Even today, the phenomenon
of the forest clearing is still under way
in some parts of the island, especially
in Bangli and Tabanan. Most of this
recent cutting and slashing, though, is
for gardening and plantation purposes
and no more for rice growing, as the
new areas are usually beyond the range
of irrigation. The continuation of this
old tradition is a threat to the remaining
forests - now mostly the property of
the state - and to the whole ecological
balance of the island.
In spite of its decreasing ecological
role, the forest has remained present in
many aspects of the Balinese culture.
The literature is full of references to
hermits and teachers retiring in the
mountain forest. There is even a specifi c
text – albeit in Old-Javanese – called the
Kakawin Siwaratrikalpa that tells of a
hunter living in and from the forest with
his family. The clearing of the forest itself,
together with the establishment of rice
fi elds, which was still common not so
long ago in Bali, is also well documented
– although indirectly – by the chronicles
kept by most of Balinese kinship groups.
Its legacy is also physically preserved in
the various caution temples of origin of
the clans or sub-clans. By visiting these
temples at the time of the odalan, the
members of the congregation move
backward from the latest clearing of the
forest – where they live – to the earliest
– where they originate. The activity of
their gods parallels this movement of
the faithful throughout the territory.
The gods or Batara, ancestral deities of
diff erent villages, are said to be related to
each other as brothers, sisters, or spouses
(and even lovers). As such, they visit
each other during the temple festivals,
complete with off erings and processions.
In many cases, these religious visits are
the symbolic reminder and strengthening
of ancient bonds between the village
where an initial clearing of the forest
took place and its various split-off s.
The resilience of the role of the forest
in the Balinese psyche is attested in
one of the most original characters
of the Balinese pantheon, the Barong,
who is often depicted as going places
and purifying the territory as a local
sesuhunan god. The Barong – whose
iconography is obviously of Chinese
origins – is also called ‘Banaspati Raja’
or the ‘Lord of the forest’ and it is said

to rule over the woods and its various
inhabitants, such as the gamangs and
tonyas. In spite of its rather frightening
face, the Barong assumes a positive and
protective role and is depicted in Balinese
drama as an antagonist of the ugly witch
Rangda, who assumes the negative
function. The masks of both characters
are made from a swath of wood cut
“alive” from the trunk of a powerful tree
such as the kepuh, jepun or pule. They are
then carved through various ritualistic
steps into their Rangda or Barong shape,
followed by an empowering or pasupati
ceremony. Interestingly, during the
ceremonies when Rangda intervenes,
she is usually activated (ngereh) and
eventually sent back to her godly abode
with all her disciples – spirits, jinn and
the like – through the intermediary of a
papaya tree. Thus, we can interpret the
two characters of Barong and Rangda as
the two opposite aspects of nature (i.e.
Barong as the protective power of nature,
and Rangda as its threatening aspect).
The centuries-long fi ght of the Balinese
man against the forest to turn it into the
civilised world of the palaces and rice
fi elds is thus conveyed in the unending
fi ght between Barong and Rangda, where
cosmology rejoins ecology.
But the forest is also present in another
emblematic element of Balinese culture:
the theater, especially the wayang (shadow
puppet) theater. Most Balinese drama
and wayang performances take place
in the mythological past, set in various
kingdoms separated from one another by
vast expanses of forest. The trip that the
characters make from one kingdom to
the other is always full of dangers. These
are often physical, but may also be of a
diff erent, and more magical and symbolic
“THE FOREST, THE
PLACE AND SYMBOL
OF ALL DANGERS,
IS ALSO, FOR THIS
VERY REASON, THE
PLACE WHERE ONE
ATTAINS WISDOM. “
nature. In Balinese drama the forest is
the abode of various types of spirits and
monsters who have to be subdued or
killed. It is the place of the wilderness,
as opposed to the palaces and the rice
fi elds – the discontinuities of the forest
which represent the more peaceful haven
of human culture. The dangers of the
forest and wilderness are well known
in the Ramayana, with the heroin Sita
being kidnapped in the Kandaka forest.
Interestingly, it is with the help of the
forest’s inhabitants, the monkeys, that
she is freed from Rawana’s captivity.
There is also an interesting episode of the
Mahabharata wayang cycle, which depicts
the opening of the kingdom of Amerta and
the expelling of its “invisible” owners by
the Pandawa brothers.
The forest, the place and symbol of all
dangers, is also, for this very reason, the
place where one attains wisdom. The
dangers it represents are also the dangers
from within the self, which have to be
overcome. The heroes of the Wayang
thus go to meditate in the midst of the
forest, like Arjuna in the Kakawin Arjuna
Wiwaha. Once he has acquired the ability
to cultivate peace of mind in the middle of
the wilderness, Arjuna is able to overcome
all worldly temptations and is therefore
rewarded with a weapon of victory. To
subdue one’s fear of the wilderness is
equated with the overcoming of one’s
desires. Subjugating the forces of nature
within the self is similar to subjugating the
forest and opening it to civilization.
Today, alas, the forest is present at the
level of myths and culture only. Except
in the Western part of the island and
a few mountainous areas, forests are
disappearing from the natural Balinese
environment.
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WHERE
WHAT
have you been?
have you seen?
TEXT AND PHOTOS BY Y KARTIKA DD. SUARDANA

5,634
The size of Bali: km2
8
Number of Regions: (Badung, Gianyar, Klungkung,
1
Karangasem, Buleleng, Jembrana, Tabanan, Bangli) and
Municipality (Denpasar)
716
Number of Villages:
5,259
Number of temples:
4
Number of islands:
(Nusa Penida, Nusa Lembongan, Nusa Ceningan, and Serangan)
4
Number of Lakes: (Batur, Beratan, Buyan, Tamblingan)
2 3
Number of Volcanoes and Mountains: Active Volcano and
Mountains (Mount Agung, Mount Batur, Mount Abang, Mount Lempuyang,
Mount Batukaru)
The fi rst edition of NOW! Bali was printed in January
2009, more than three years ago. Our team of writers and
photographers live on the island and are committed to
exploring every fascinating corner of it.
As a visitor you may not have the time to explore as much
of the island as we have, so we do it for you. Flip through the
pages of NOW! Bali to get the insider knowledge so you can
make better-informed decisions for this visit and the next.
Enjoy Bali!
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The Royal Palace
SINGARAJA
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Cozy Old Capital
In the 17 th century, Ki Gusti Panji Sakti established a
kingdom in an area known as Den Bukit, meaning “far
away behind the hill”. Today, the area is called Panji
village. However, the king at the time felt that Den Bukit
was not geographically strategic, so he began to search
for a new place to build the perfect palace. He found an
idyllic plot of land, which, at the time was fi lled with
corn plantations and known as Buleleng. The kingdom
was hence named Buleleng but was also referred to as
Singaraja. TEXT AND PHOTOS BY KARTIKA D. SUARDANA

From Top to Bottom: Old Building built by the chinese in the late 60s, The China Town, The Trade Area
Singaraja means “lion king”, intended to connote
the power of King Ki Panji Sakti. He was born
with supernatural power and when he assumed
the throne, he had omniscient powers, much like
a lion. He defeated Jembrana and even Blambangan in
Java. Ki Gusti Panji Sakti fi rst acquired his supernatural
powers in Buleleng, which gained a reputation as a
mysterious place where mysterious people came and
went, and the land of the pirates.
In 1846, the Dutch invaded northern Bali. Under the
Dutch colonial rule Singaraja became the capital and the
administrative centre for Bali and the lesser Sunda Islands.
The town served this role until 1953. Singaraja was also
the gateway to Bali for most visitors. Today, the face of
the old capital of Bali is ageing but still retains its charm.
The town was once the most crowded place in Bali but
now it is rather serene. The old houses built in Dutch
architecture with wooden shutters and a spacious front
garden are still preserved, creating a colonial atmosphere.
The urban planning seems bent on maintaining the legacy
of the Dutch colonialism. Hence Singaraja is much more
orderly than rambling Denpasar.
If you visit Singaraja you one can start from the old
port where one of the oldest Chinese temples, Klenteng,
is nestled. Klenteng Ling Gwan Kiok was built facing the
sea by the fi rst Chinese traders to arrive in Buleleng. The
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authentic Chinese building is painted
in punchy reds, yellows, and bright
white to contrast with the blue sea.
Around the Klenteng are the Kampung
Cina and Kampung Arab. Kampung
Cina consists of a two-storey building
with shops on the ground fl oor and
living quarters on the top fl oor. The
Chinese-style architecture and design
is still present in the area. Right next to
it is Kampung Arab, also a two-storey
shop-house but with a diff erent style
of design. In Kampung Arab there are
mosques where there are temples in
Kampung Cina.
Further up, in the center of the
town, is Museum Buleleng where some
of the artifacts of Buleleng’s history
are preserved. Museum Buleleng is
a humble housing compound with a
spacious garden where the antique car
belonging to the governor of the lesser
Sunda Islands is parked. The inside of
the museum is fi lled with antiques
and artifacts and represents a trove of
historical knowledge, so though it may
look dreary on the outside, with its
leaking ceiling and dim lighting, don’t
be discouraged.
Next to the Museum is Gedong
Kirtya, established on 2 June, 1928
with the name Kirtya Liefrinck Van Der
Tuuk. Gedong Kirtya was built with
Dutch architecture with a little touch
of Balinese art design. The building’s
old main gate was carved into the
shape of a man riding an elephant
and killing an opponent with an arch
he held in his hand. The carving also
shows the caka year (1850) when the
building became open for public.
Also don’t miss a glimpse of the
Buleleng Palace, located right next
door to the Gedong Kirtya. The palace
is open for public, even though there is
no guard or ticket stall. From afar the
gates appear to be perpetually locked
but they are actually open. The royal
family still lives in the palace today,
but visitors are welcome to admire
the Balinese architecture, laced with
nuances of Javanese style.
Top Left:
Gedong Kirtya
Top Right:
Once the fi rst Photograph in Bali
Bottom Left:
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is now a tourism object
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DENPASAR
Th e Capital
Denpasar, Bali’s capital and the former capital of Badung Regency is a hub of
activity and a great place to watch the locals go about their daily lives. Previously,
there were two kingdoms in Denpasar, Kesiman and Badung, ruled by the royal
family that lived in the Denpasar Palace. TEXT AND PHOTOS BY KARTIKA D. SUARDANA
Nowadays, Denpasar is no more
the capital of Badung Regency
but a municipality led by a
mayor; yet it still serves as the
capital of the province. The municipality
is divided into four sections: north, east,
south and west.
So what is so interesting about this town
that is rarely visited by tourists? I can tell
you that Denpasar is not a touristic area;
only those with a vested in interest in
exploring Balinese culture come to this side
of the island, while the rest opt for the sun,
sea and sand of the south. But those who
pass it up are unknowingly missing out on
Artistic Canon from Kingdom of Karangasem - Museum Bali’s Collection
a town that is rich with history, one of the
best places in Bali to see tradition co-exist
with modernity.
Let’s start the exploration from
Jalan Hasanudin. At the corner of Jalan
Hasanudin stands one prominent palace,
the Pemecutan Palace. The property is
still owned by the royal family but is now
run as a hotel. Visitors can not only come
to the palace for sightseeing but even stay
in one of the rooms.
If you make a right at the end of Jalan
Diponegoro and follow the road, you will
reach the main square, called Puputan
Badung. Puputan Badung used to be a
part of the Denpasar Palace, a complex
where the King’s staff lived. On the east
side of the park is Museum Bali, which
also used to be a part of the Denpasar
Palace. The king’s palace itself was
actually located in the compound that
now houses the Governor’s palace. After
the Dutch invasion in Singaraja, the Dutch
arrived in Sanur and overthrew Kesiman
Kingdom and then continued on to
Badung. A troop of men wearing white led
by a priest stood up to the Dutch, fi ghting
resolutely to their last breath. The war
is known as the Puputan War, a battle
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Pasar Badung
destroyed and nearly every man in the
kingdom killed.
In 1931, the museum, designed by
architect P.J. Moojen was built. The
exterior walls, courtyards and gates, are
designed in the style of the Denpasar
royal palace. A carved stone main
entrance and a ceremonial kori agung
(stone-capped gate) made from bricks
held together without cement and
volcanic stone reliefs. There are four
pavilions in the museum complex, each
one representing the diff erent regencies
in Bali.
In between Puputan Badung and
Pemecutan Palace is Pasar Badung, the
biggest traditional market in town. This
is the market that literally never sleeps.
It is open 24 hours but with a rotation of
wares, hawkers and vendors that changes
almost unnoticeably. In the daytime,
you can fi nd most any basic necessity
in the market. In the evening, the stalls
inside the building are shut. Vendors
set up shop outside, selling their wares
out of the back of a car. They stay until
3am, when the woven basket sellers take
their place. When dawn breaks the cycle
reboots as the stalls inside the building
open again. It is a cycle that has no end
and illustrates the hard work people must
put in to earn their living. The merchants
at Pasar Badung come from all over Bali,
from regencies as far-fl ung as Klungkung,
Tabanan, Negara and Singaraja.
Next to the traditional market is Pasar
Kumbasari. This is a special market for
souvenirs and handicrafts. Any wares
you fi nd Ubud or Sukawati Art Market
you are almost guaranteed to see at
Pasar Kumbasari, and often at a lower
price. Across from Pasar Badung is Pura
Desa Denpasar, a temple as old as the
Denpasar Palace. Some parts of the
temple are heritage sites that tell stories
of the heyday of Badung Kingdom.
To the east of Pasar Badung is Jalan
Sulawesi and on the north is Jalan Gajah
Mada. Both roads and the settlements
that line them are preserved as heritage
Pura Desa Denpasar
Badung River
Jalan Sulawesi is the fabric street
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The Old Shoping area restored
sites. The mix of Chinese and Balinese
traditional architecture has been
maintained to keep the area looking
authentic. Jalan Sulawesi is famous for
its fabric shops, while in Jalan Gajah
Mada you can fi nd almost every basic
necessity such as medicine, clothes, food
and beverages, art shops, and many more.
Jalan Gajah Mada is Denpasar’s fashion
and shopping area, but here you can also
fi nd gems of the past, such as the oldest
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medicine shop in Denpasar or the oldest
concept coff ee shop in Bali. Pay a visit to
Bhineka Djaja coff ee shop if you want to
bring home some Kopi Bali or sit and sip a
cup of java while enjoying the throwback
vibe of Denpasar’s oldest district.
P.S. The best day to visit Denpasar is
Sunday.
Toko Kue Bahagia selling selection of Indonesian traditional cakes and sweets
The Heritage are Jalan Gajah Mada
Dokar
Since the 30’s selling building material
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SEA,
SAND &
SUN
As a beautiful island in the largest archipelago on earth, Bali is
blessed with clear oceans, white sand coasts and a tropical climate.
Bali’s sea, sand and sun are sought by scores of visitors to the island.
Fortunately, Bali is home to world famous beaches where sand and
sea abound.
TEXT AND PHOTOS BY KARTIKA D. SUARDANA

ON THE SOUTH
Have you ever heard of Uluwatu? It is a
small village on the southern tip of Bali.
Tourists used to be warned against coming
to Uluwatu, but it is a very important
place for the locals because of the Uluwatu
temple situated at the tip of the cliff on the
southern edge of the island.
Attracting increasing numbers of surfers,
Uluwatu area is slowly hiking its way up
the peak of fame. Surfers are drawn by the
challenging surf breaks at Suluban Beach,
located below the cliff not far from the
temple. You need stamina and strong legs
to get down to Suluban beach, for the only
access is via a fl ight of stairs a hundred
metres above the shore (imagine the way
up!). At the end of the staircase you go
toward the sea through a long tunnel
hollowed out of the cliff face. The light
at the end of the tunnel (literally!) is the
little bay with its white sand beach. Not
too far from Suluban beach, going west,
is Padang-Padang Beach, an idyllic beach
located beneath a bridge. Go through a
narrow cave from in front of the temple on
the roadside after the bridge and you’ll fi nd
a haven of white sand and calm waters. A
few kilometers toward the west is Bingin
Beach, a popular surf spot with powerful
waves and rocky terrain and beckoning
daring wave riders from all over the world.
Inside the Pecatu complex, is Dreamland
Beach, which, as its name suggests, is very
beautiful and serene. Today, however, in
my opinion, the beach has become less
attractive. Urban development on the
surrounding cliff s and the construction of
concrete buildings around the beach has
dimmed its once exquisite spark. Also in
the area is Balangan Beach which off ers a
long stretch of white sandy coastline and
consistent waves, perfect for relaxing and
swimming.
Going downward is Jimbaran Beach,
with excellent waters for learning stand-up
paddle surfi ng during the day, sunbathing
and seafood dining while enjoying the
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sunset. Further down, right near the
airport, is the South Kuta Beach. Surfers
go there for the good surf and the fact
that it is less crowded. And then there’s
the famous Kuta Beach, a happening
hotspot where anything can happen. At
Kuta Beach you can surf, sunbathe, watch
the sunset, or simply recline in a deck
chair and people-watch! For something
more eccentric, get a temporary tattoo
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or hair beads, look out for the parties
that break out at nightfall and indulge in
fi ne dining at one of the 5-star hotels in
the area.
For a thorough experience of Bali’s
best beaches, you can’t miss Seminyak
Beach. Some say Seminyak Beach is
more cozy and laidback than busy Kuta
Beach. Personally, I love Seminyak Beach,
stretching from the start of Jalan Legian
to Petitenget, where there are many
fabulous restaurants to be found.
Still in southern Bali are Berawa
Beach and Eco Beach, both of which
are a surfer’s paradise. Also held dear in
the hearts of surfers for its challenging
breaks are Pererenan Beach with its
black sand and barreling waves, Seseh
Beach that off ers soft yet powerful
waves. However, Seseh Beach is

ecommended for the more experienced
surfer. Balian Beach at the end of Balian
River in Tabanan Regency which is
famous for high-powered waves and long
swells, and Medewi Beach in Jembrana
Regency provides fat waves that are an
ideal place for intermediate surfers to
practice; however it is not recommended
for absolute beginners.
On the East to North West
Unlike the southern beaches that boast
the power of the Indian Ocean and its
dramatic sunset views, the beaches on
the east the northwest are infl uenced by
the Pacifi c Ocean, where warm currents
meet cooler currents. Merging also
with waters from the Lombok straits,
the sea here has a high speed current
and is teeming with nutrients that are
invaluable to the marine life.
Start from Sanur Beach, a great place
to relax on the golden yellow sands
under the sun, and if you can get up at
dawn, this beach is the best vantage
point for watching the sunrise. Off the
coast of Sanur Beach and barely visible
on the horizon are three islands, Nusa
Lembongan, Nusa Ceningan, and the
Nusa Penida, the largest island. Of the
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three, Nusa Lembongan is the most
developed as a tourist destination. The
island off ers white sandy beaches with
sparse yet beautiful underwater scenery.
There is Mushroom Beach, and Mangrove
Beach, with white sands and a mangrove
forest where the water is crystal clear
and calm. Nusa Penida is well-known as
a diving spot. Since the rare mola mola
fi sh was spotted a few years ago, now
from June to September divers throng the
waters near Nusa Penida for a coveted
glimpse of the fi sh. One of the best dive
sites for mola mola sightings is Crystal
Bay, the emerald of Nusa Penida. Not only
is the underwater scenery captivating,
Crystal Bay also beasts a short stretch of
beautiful beach. Crystal Bay is diffi cult to
access from land so it is better to go by
boat – but its natural, untouched beauty
is owed wholly to its secluded location.
As we return to the mainland,
leave Klungkung region and enter the
Karangasem regency we fi nd Bloo Lagoon
nestled by the Padangbai Harbor, on
oasis of crystal clear waters, moderate
waves and white sands. Bloo Lagoon is
located at the foot of a green cliff on the
north of the harbor. Further north, after
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Candidasa, you will fi nd Virgin Beach,
heralded by a shabby wooden sign that
is easy to miss. Today, the area can’t
rightly be called “virgin”, but the shore is
very wide and long and the blue waters
are tempting to swimmers, paddlers and
surfers. There are stalls on the shore
selling young fresh coconut and grilled
fi sh – a perfect seaside eat.
Up North toward Mount Agung
is Amed, a coastal area surrounding
a village that is famous for its salt
production. It is a joy to luxuriate on the
golden sands while admiring the green
arches of the cliff and watching the local
fi shermen and salt farmers go about their
daily business. Here you can get an eyeful
of beautiful underwater foliage without
venturing far from the shore.
After Amed, is the beach without
sand, Tulamben Beach. The backdrop of
Tulamben Beach is the majestic Mount
Agung. The sunrise can be seen in all
its majestic beauty from every corner
of Tulamben. This beach is most suited
to snorkelers, divers and swimmers.
The US Liberty Shipwreck lies 10 meters
away from the beach and is just ten
meters deep at its shallowest part. Still
in the East is Lovina, a touristic area
where people come to spot dolphins. I
fi nd Lovina’s sands less hospitable for
sunbathing, but in the evening, as the
waters refl ect the colours of the sunset,
it is a joy to walk in the moderate sea
breeze.
Up north, is Pemuteran, an ideal place
to unwind. Here you can sit back and
relax while sipping a cold beverage, with
nothing but the sound of the lapping
ocean and the quiet whoosh of sea
breezes. Further north toward the west,
lies a little island which is considered
sacred. Menjangan Island, which is part
of Bali Barat National Park, is uninhabited
by humans, and the only settlements
built upon it are temples. The island is
framed by jade waters so clear we can
easily see the gradations of light to dark
as the water gets deeper.
Still part of the National Park is Pasir
Putih Beach just opposite Menjangan
Island next to Tanjung Kotal. ‘Pa sir’
means sand and ‘putih’ means white, so
you can be sure of fi nding more of that
white sand visitors to Bali like to rave
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WOODS
TEXT AND PHOTOS BY KARTIKA D. SUARDANA
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Around 23 percent of the island is covered by forest.
20 percent of that land is conservation forestland, 73
percent is protected forestland and the rest is production
forestland. So besides an abundance of sun, sea
and sand, Bali is also blessed with dense greenery.
Bali has six conservation areas: the Bali Barat National
Park, Batukaru Sanctuary, Buyan Lake and Tamblingan
Lake Nature Park, Panelokan Nature Park, Sangeh
Nature Park, and Ngurah Rai Forest Botanical Garden.
Bali Barat National Park is an immense pocket of fl ora
and fauna waiting to be discovered. The park is located in
the western tip of Bali, more or less 200km from Denpasar
and a stone’s throw away Gilimanuk Harbor (the harbor that
connects Bali and Java). Bali Barat National Park is a vast 190,089
hectare conservation area of land and marine ecosystems. It
is the original habitat of the Bali starling and the site for the
conservation of these small white birds with royal blue rings
around their eyes, now an endangered species.
Sangeh used to be notorious for its monkey population. The
monkey forest is found on the left side of the road to Pelaga
(a hill station famous for its Puncak Mangu), just a 30 minute
drive from Denpasar. It is said that in the 17th century the
King of Mengwi had built a shrine inside the jungle that was
named Pura Bukit Sari. The jungle consists of thousands of
giant nutmeg trees standing majestically in a 10 hectare area.
The jungle surrounds housing compounds, rice fi elds and
plantations, and is considered a sacred place by the locals.
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Mangrove Forest
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Bali Barat National Park
Lake Buyan is located at the northern part of the Bedugul hill
station and side by side with Lake Tamblingan. Both lakes are
famous as “twin” lakes because not only do they run parallel but
they have more or less the same shape. The forest surrounding
the conservation area is open for public. You can explore these
parts on foot or in a 4WD jeep, or take to the river in a canoe.
If one day is not enough to satiate your hunger for exploration,
you can stay overnight at the campsite between the forest and
the lake.
Mount Batukaru is found within the Batukaru Sanctuary,
and from its summit you can admire the beauty of the terraced
rice paddies glowing in the sunset and the ancient Pura Luhur
Batukaru, a temple nestled at the southern foot of Mount
Batukaru. Mpu Kuturan, a priest from Java, built the temple
in the eleventh century. Some say that Mpu Kuturan built the
temple to motivate people to fi nd balance between nature, the
earth and the soul. The site might have once been used as a
place for meditation.
Another spread of untouched forestland is found in the same
area as the Batur Volcano. Panelokan Nature Park boasts a
cool climate and beautiful scenery of Batur Volcano with its
pine forest belt. Cycling is a great activity to take up in hilly
Panelokan; downhill cycling competitions are hosted here
several times a year.
Unlike the other forests, the Ngurah Rai Forest is devoted to
mangrove conservation. The land stretches from Nusa Dua to
the bypass just before Sanur, which is where the park entrance
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Ubud Monkey Forest
located, right after the statue of Dewa Ruci. An especial
favourite among photographers is the long wooden bridge above
the mangrove forest leading to the sea, often chosen as the
site for pre-wedding photos. Marove Forest is another piece of
conserved forestland found within the Bali Barat National Park.
While some of the forests are government-owned, the local
community helps to preserve the other forests. The mangrove
forest in Nusa Lembongan is protected by the locals by being
turned into an eco-tourism attraction. The locals take visitors
for a tour of the mangrove plantations in a traditional wooden
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canoe rather than a motorboat in order to reduce pollution and
allow the mangrove habitat to fl ourish.
Also cared for by the local community is Ubud Monkey Forest,
where the trees are centuries-old and teeming with monkeys.
Ubud Monkey Forest is not too far from the centre of the town
where the Ubud Palace is located. The sacred Monkey Forest is
taken care of by the community of Desa Pekraman, a village in
Padangtegal. As you walk beneath the sweeping canopy of trees
you hear the sounds of nature and the chattering of monkeys.
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Ubud Monkey Forest
reach the entry gate. Most of the monkeys are long-tailed
macaques. There are two temples nestled inside the forest, one
is in the south and the other is at the foot of the hill by the river.
Both temples are part of Pura Dalem Padangtegal, the villagers’
temple, where Lord Shiva is worshipped. The temple in the
south is a small temple compound surrounded by stone walls
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Lush green gorges of Bayad
Exploring
THE HILLS
of Bayad Village
Bali has some of the most amazing terraced rice fi elds in the world. An
especially stunning one is in Tegalalang, just a 10-minute drive north of Ubud.
Tourists like to come here to sit on the hills to drink tea or have a snack
while taking in the view. But if you go further north, you will encounter the
peaceful countryside of Bayad village, a vista of breathtaking gorges where
the only sound is the trill of the river and the foamy shower of the waterfall.
TEXT AND PHOTOS BY NAMHAR HERNANTO
Bayad village is characterized by its dramatic, rolling
gorges. Their vastness and beauty can be quite
startling to visitors and it is worth stopping by just
to absorb the beauty of it all. Yet, most travelers that
pass through Bayad are unaware that the village’s charm extends
beyond its gorges and the Petanu River that runs through it. Take
your time to explore this gem of a backwater.
The way to do it is by going on foot through the hills of the
village. This will give you a chance to see a miraculous and
unique underground labyrinth, which, it is assumed, was built by
the local farmers some 750 years ago as an irrigation system for
the rice fi elds. Certain feautres inside the labyrinth may prove
the theory that locals were hiding in these underground tunnels
from Dutch invaders around 300 years ago.
The newer settlements above the labyrinth were probably
built by the locals in 1965, when they were trying to escape
the incredible violence by Indonesian nationalists who had
set out to extinguish all traces of communism, a debacle
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that saw thousands of Balinese killed. Today, after countless
hours of labour, the locals have cleaned up a large part of
the underground labyrinth and made it accessible to visitors.
Exploring an undergrounds labyrinth is an adventurous, unique
and mystical experience you will never forget.
Near the labyrinth is a cave called Goa Maya. It can only be
assumed that this sacred Hindu cave was built in 11 A.D., during
the battle between the God Bhatara Indra and the evil spirit of
Raya Mayadenawa in Tanah Pegat in the northern part of the
Petanu River. Local legend tells that God Bhatara Indra won the
battle and was conferred immortality by Bhatara Siwa (Shiva).
He then built the cave as a place for meditation.
Goa Maya is small, accommodating about ten people only.
There are three alcoves inside the cave that contain the statues
of Indra, Shiva and Maya Denawa –each one beautifully adorned
with black-and-white checkered cloth, fl ower off erings and
colorful umbrellas. When the fl ashlights are turned off there is
total, complete darkness.

Clockwise from Top: To the recently harvested terraced rice fi elds and back,
The statue of Shiva, the Hindu god of immortality stands inside Goa Maya,
Hospitable farmers of Bayad on a lunch break
Aside from the cave and the labyrinth, the charming village life
in Bayad provides an escape from the hectic, developing south.
Meeting with local farmers and villagers as you stroll along the
pathway of the terraced rice fi elds will leave an unforgettable
experience for your travel diary. Observing their daily routines in
the farms or watching them create fi ne Balinese art is a way for
you to explore Bali as a unique destination.
A particular area of interest in Bayad consists of a large area
of rainforest and two rivers. In this 25km area more than 150
diff erent fruits, spices and herbs are grown, while additional
species are continually added to the rich tropical fl ora and
fauna. That said, Bayad is a blessed area where fruit and
vegetables grow so freely they put the Garden of Eden to shame;
where any ailment can be cured using the herbs and spices from
the medicinal garden.
Run by the villagers of Bayad, the ‘Bali Eco Adventure’ project
aims to boost the economy of the locals.
By making wise use of community resources such as available
land, employed capital and labor skill set, the project is derived
keeping in mind of the community and environmental aspects
that drive community development. This adds value to the
rural economy by creating sustainable business activity and
community opportunities. In this ‘Bali Eco Adventure’ venture,
34 farmers of the community have a substantial equity stake in
the project. The return on equity is then used to fund various
community development endeavors such as health care,
housing, education and social empowerment.
As part of the project, the locals off er guided tours in the
valleys and hills of their village as one way of earning income
and promoting eco-tourism. You will be taken down a
pleasant 5km hiking path through Bayad’s tropical forest with
breathtaking views of Petanu Valley. Your guide will explain just
about everything you pass on the way, including the natural
remedies for curing ailments and the story about the Goa Maya
and the labyrinth.
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KID’S FUN
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FINDING NEMO
TEXT AND PHOTOS BY ©BALI WITH KIDS
IN BALI
Bali’s wonders extend well beyond
its shores and little ones love
going in search of Nemo, Marlin
and Dory. The waters around
the island are teeming with undersea
creatures such as clownfi sh, turtles,
octopus, cuttlefi sh and colourful reef
fi sh. The northern and eastern parts of
Bali off er calm waters and easy diving
conditions all year round and are perfect
places for kids to be introduced to
Nemo’s world.
Start with snorkelling. Most children
don’t mind using the mask but may be
reluctant to breathe through a snorkel. The
success of a snorkelling trip often depends
on having the right equipment, such as
a kid-sized snorkel, mask, fi ns or water
shoes. Parents with young children should
take a body board or an infl atable ring and
pull the children around while they dip
their heads under the water to look at fi sh
and gain confi dence in the water.
For kids who are competent swimmers
and enjoy looking at fi sh and coral,
Amed on the East coast of Bali is a good
destination for exploring the colourful
coral gardens. If your child is already
a good swimmer, snorkel at the small
Japanese wreck just off the shore at
Banyuning beach or the Tulamben WW2
Liberty wreck. Both wrecks lie only
about 30 meters from shore in relatively
shallow waters, and children will be
amazed at the myriad of sea life surging
around the wrecks. Lembongan Island
in the Southeast and Menjangan Island
in the northwest also off ers some of
the best snorkelling spots for families in
confi ned environments or in areas with a
stronger current for those who are more
experienced.
If your little ones enjoy being in the
water, why not let them try scuba diving?
Children can begin to scuba dive for fun
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from as early as the age of eight. PADI
is the most widely recognised scuba
diving institution worldwide and they
have designed several programs to teach
the basics of breathing underwater and
essential safety rules for children. PADI
off ers the Bubblemaker Experience for
kids eight years old and above. It is done
in a swimming pool or in a confi ned sea
environment and the maximum depth is
only 2 metres or 6 feet. Feeling at ease in
the water and having fun are the main
objectives of this program. The Open
Water Diver course is open to kids 10 yrs+
and it leads to a certifi cation recognised
worldwide. The Junior and the Advanced
Open Water Courses are the following
certifi cations. Families who are adept at
scuba diving can treat themselves to a
live-aboard holiday to explore some of
the best diving spots of the Indonesian
archipelago.
Diving can open children’s eyes to
the reality and fragility of our planet.
Several dive companies take part in
environmental initiatives such as Coral
Watch, reef conservation programs and
world reef cleaning days. Scuba diving
is a skill that your children will have for
life and can take anywhere in the world.
Considering that three quarters of the
earth is sea, it would be a shame not
to explore what is going on under the
surface!
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SPA
exploring
BALI'S SPAS
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Imagine the adventure you could have by exploring the island’s spas! You can make
your way from luxury hotel spas deep in the lushness of Ubud to the simplicity of
a beachside bale at Batu Belig. Reward yourself after an adventurous exploit with
the healing merits of a massage, soak in a mandi lulur (traditional herbal bath) and
gear up for yyour
next adventure with a body scrub that will energize you inside
and out. TEXT BY SARAH PREWITT
Take a yoga class in the morning
mist with One World Retreats
in Ubud, then spend the day
on a mountain bike whizzing
through the rice fi elds. Come afternoon,
hit Botannica Day Spa, which off ers
special treatment packages such as the
charka dara massage and body scrub
followed by a spice bath that is an
excellent way to wind down after the
physical exertion of mountain biking.
Trek your way up Mount. Agung to
watch as dawn spreads its light across
the island. After the demanding three-
Five Elements Healing Room
hour descent, you deserve to stop at
the Alila Manggis. Opt for a long stroke
Balinese massage to soothe the muscles.
The facial, using freshly prepared
ingredients, will make the eff ort you put
into your climb all the more rewarding.
Take a dip in the waves at Canggu and

Four Seasons Sayan treatment room Rejang Suite - Separate Bath & Spa Area
ride your board on the swells for as long
as you desire before checking in for the
surfer’s massage at Hotel Tugu. While
you’re there, dive into the history of the
island through the exquisite décor and
artwork in every room.
If you’re in Nusa Dua, be sure to
explore the headlands at Geger Beach
and visit the temples. Check out the
spectacular blow hole on the cliff at
Pura Bias Tegel and then you’re ready to
indulge at Remède Spa at St. Regis Hotel.
For those exploring Jimbaran, start at
Kedonganan and take a walk through
the fi shing village and its proliferation
of seafood restaurants until you reach
the Four Seasons. Here you can enjoy
a wonderful riverside spa in the openair
bale and discover the delights of
the chakra treatments for couples.
Afterward, sip a sunset cocktail at the
lobby bar.
Head to Sanur to take advantage of the
roomy bike paths and cycle from Padang
Galak to Sanur Village. Then walk to Jalan
Danau Poso and duck inside Glo Salon for
a complete makeover, including precision
manicures and pedicures to soothe
handlebar-stressed hands and fatigued
feet.
Look for treatments which center
around Balinese traditions, namely
regimens that combine therapy with
ancient healing rituals. The Five Elements
has a wonderful menu of healing
journeys, as does the Four Seasons in
Sayan. Therapy can be eff ective on many
levels, and these are good places to start
if you are looking to immerse in the
healing and spiritual arts. The Ayana
Resort and Spa in Jimabaran has a range
of exotic massages using diamond and
gold dust.
Explore another side of Kuta at the
lovely DaLa Spa at Villa De Duan. You’ll
be charmed by the gardens and opulent
treatment rooms – even more so when
you undergo the Velvet Rose Ritual using
real roses, rose quartz and sensual Rose
Damask massage.
Kush Spa at Yoga Barn in Ubud and
Kriya Spa at the Grand Hyatt Nusa Dua
off er Ayurvedic treatments that help
accord balance between mind, body and
soul. The exploration of Ayurveda in Bali
is available to everyone and allows spa
visitors to understand their health from
a spiritual perspective and enjoy longlasting
results.
Desa Seni between Canggu and Brewa
and Yoga Barn combine dynamic yoga
workshops with seminars and courses
that include spa and healing elements.
These can be an opening to an inner
journey of self discovery. Every journey
starts with a single step and if that step is
in the direction of one of Bali’s beautiful
spas you know it is going to be a good
one! Enjoy the exploration, enjoy the
adventure and enjoy the month of June
on this wonderful island.
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SPA
WHERE MEN, TOO
are very well taken care of
TEXT AND PHOTO BY NAMHAR HERNANTO
For men, the nervousness about visiting spas is about
not knowing what to expect. Are you entering a world
of scented candles and chill-out jazz music? Well,
yes, probably. But is it really any scarier than bungee
jumping? Of course not!
Nearly every man who visits
spas regularly started
reluctantly, but upon leaving
after his fi rst visit, he was
glad he did it. A relaxing day at the spa is
a luxurious and self-indulgent gift you can
give yourself. You’ll feel calm, invigorated
and stress-free, prepared to face the day
with renewed enthusiasm. And even
better, when you go back the next time
you’ll be familiar with the place so you can
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enjoy the experience even more.
In Bali, an island named as the best spa
destination in the world a few years back,
the spa experience is invigorating. The
island has preserved its ancestral wellness
heritage while combining health and beauty
treatments based on the latest research,
creating an unparalleled spa experience. The
good news about this is that men, too, can
indulge and pamper themselves – without
anything to be ashamed of!
“The Royal Touch Pampering” by The
Spa at The Breezes Bali Resort & Spa is a
270-minute treatment that will leave you
seriously relaxed and de-stressed. Unique
rituals throughout the treatment provide
an lulling relaxation all the way through
the massage, aromatherapy, body scrub,
scented bath, facial and even manicure
and pedicure – no, you don’t have to
have your nails coloured. In my own
experience, having this royal treat at The
Spa improved my sleep patterns and even
athletic performance (given that I was all
refreshed after the treatment) and, most
of all, it increased my self-esteem and
confi dence.
Yet, what I found outstanding about
this treatment was the ingredients used.
Everything was 100 percent natural and
fresh. My massage oil, body scrub and
bath bubbles were made from 100 percent
pure chocolate; my friendly therapist
even said I could eat it. I was glad for
the chocolate. I didn’t want to get weird
looks when I walk into a restaurant
smelling of primrose and jasmine. You
can choose other ingredients like olive
if you want to. That said, to assure the
freshness and, most importantly, highest
purity of the ingredients used for the
treatment, you are encouraged to book
24 hours beforehand so that the team at
The Spa can prepare them for you.
Now, if you still feel a little nervous
about visiting a spa, why not let your
partner take you along? “The Honeymoon
Spa Treatment” can make for a very
fi ne bonding experience; plus you earn
brownie points for doing something
adventurous – and get in her good graces
by doing something she loves!
Jalan Camplung Tanduk No.66,
Dhyanapura, Seminyak
Phone: +62 361 730 573
www.thebreezesbali.com

WELLBEING
PILATES
the path to
perfection
It is easy to distinguish a dedicated Pilates
practitioner from those who are less serious.
Their limbs are lither, their midriff fi rmer, their
stance more defi ned. They walk with the lilt of
a dancer, and there is a certain body awareness
about them that normal folk just don’t have.
TEXT AND PHOTO BY AYU SEKAR
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“Pilates” was created by Joseph Pilates who studied
Yoga, physical fi tness and Zen about 80 years ago,
before moving to New York from Germany. He
opened his fi rst studio there and quickly attracted
the attention of New York visionaries. The exercise
is all about connecting with your body. It is about
strength and fl exibility, balance and coordination –
not to mention fl at abs. It emphasises the balanced
development of the body through core strength and
torso stability, and it helps to support effi cient, graceful
movement.
Pilates is diff erent from weight lifting, for example,
which focuses solely on the arm and leg muscles while
ignoring other body parts. It can also add bulk rather
than long lean muscle mass. Even running or swimming
doesn’t always engage the core, but in Pilates the core
is what it’s all about. Those who really succeed at any
sport learn to use these core muscles, but in Pilates this
integrative approach is learned from the beginning.
Pilates is about locating even tiny muscle groups in
the body and working on them. It is about using your
breath as a strengthening tool.
It is these six Pilates principles that make the Pilates
method special:
1. Centering
Energy comes from the centre of your being – your
core or power belt which lies behind the navel,
extending up to the rib cage and down to the hips.
2. Concentration
You need to concentrate fully while doing each
exercise to locate the muscles and feel the full
benefi ts of each movement.
3. Control
Total muscular control is what it is all about.
4. Precision
Every movement in Pilates is precise. We use the
muscle and intrinsic power of the body rather
than momentum. Movements are made slowly and
methodically.
5. Breathing
All movements are in accordance with the breath,
which maximises the benefi ts.
6. Flow
The fl uidity of the movements promotes the fl ow of
energy within the body. There is none of the abrupt,
jolting movements associated with exercise methods
such as aerobics.
After a few classes you will notice your posture
and carriage have improved, even without a conscious
eff ort. It just happens. Pilates is also about the
integration of body, mind and spirit. What could be
better?
Ubud area,
contact Asa at T:+6281 999004572
E: asa.brynvall@ubudpilates.com
www.ubudpilates.com
Seminyak area,
try the Sunset Pilates Studio
(Located off Sunset Road)
T:+62-361 791 4127

SHOPPING
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INTRICATELY
made in Bali
TEXT BY NAMHAR HERNANTO
Given the artistic creativity of the
Balinese and the importance of
aesthetics in the culture, it is no
wonder that the island of Bali is, even
today, such a potpourri of artistic and
cultural expression. From the intricate
paintings intended for the worship
of the gods to extensive, beautifully
hand-crafted silver and gold jewelry
and wooden statues, Balinese art
forms have been described by many as
magical.
Kodok Gembira (Happy Frog) painting
Dimension: 1.5m x 5m
USD 32,000
Sweet Dragonfl y Collection by UC Silver
(pendant with 18K gold and ruby)
USD 3,200
Jalan Wage Rudolf Supratman, Denpasar
Phone: +62-361 1461 511
www.ucsilverbali.com

Wooden Painting
Dimension: 50cm x 120cm
Rp 1,000,000
Sukawati Art Market
Nusa Penida Woven Cloth
Rp 100,000
Village Sakti, Nusa Penida Island
Welovebali.org Bag’US
For price request,
visitt: www.welovebali.org
or email cristina@welovebali.org.
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DINING
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OH WOW,
me lovie
It’s simply amazing to me how
food in Bali has become a passion,
an obsession and a way of life.
TEXT AND PHOTO BY NAMHAR HERNANTO
If a plate tells a thousand stories, you’ll come
away with plenty of tales after a meal at W
Retreat & Spa Bali. And it’s Ian Lovie, the
resort’s Director of Cuisine, who is going to be
the storyteller.
Do you fancy the mouth-watering, typical
Balinese suckling pig – made by a bald Scottish
guy? Now, this type of food might shock
the stricter traditionalists, but for me it is a
scrumptious explosion of fl avor I’m very glad to
have sampled. It is Mr. Lovie, Scottish-born but
Aussie by adoption, who came up with the idea
to blend east and west in an exciting new menu
at W’s Fire and Starfi sh Bloo.
Lovie, who has a taste for simple pleasures,
spent years gaining culinary experience in
Europe and the Asia-Pacifi c before landing in
Bali. Anyhow, I’ve been to W quite often and
have certainly tried out Lovie’s creations, which,
to me, represent exactly what makes him so
distinctive as a chef.
The dishes provide a window into Lovie’s
past in Scotland, Italy, Australia, and Vietnam;
and the present in Bali. He has created brilliant
fusion dishes, which, if not rigorously authentic
or conventional (just like the suckling pig), but
with the kind of 5-star presentation you would
expect from a place like W. That said, Chef Lovie
doesn’t use mystery meats, so don’t worry!
His menu rotates with the seasons, using the
freshest and fi nest ingredients only.
At Starfi sh Bloo, Lovie has taken the fi nest
meats, seafood and spices and interpreted them
in the fi nest Asian fl avors by way of Western
sensibilities. His open kitchen, containing
a wood-fi re grill and oven, is a wonderland
of smells and sights where meats sizzle and
delicious gourmet pizzas are born.
Jalan Petitenget, Seminyak
Phone: +62-361 473 8106
whotels.com/baliseminyak

WIZARD OF MOZAIC
and Winemaker of Wynns
Sue Hodder, Wynn’s senior winemaker
Collection of Wynns Coonawarra Estates’ Wines
Bali is currently in the grip
of restaurant madness. The
majority of the credit, of
course, will defi nitely go
to the top-notch chefs that
have made their mark in
the industry, which has had
countless creative cuisines
and marvelous inventions.
And Mozaic, known for its
passionate and surprising
dishes, is one of those
fi ne restaurants that have
established a reputation as a dining
destination on the island – thanks to
the inventiveness of Chef-owner Chris
Salans and the restaurant’s new family
member Chef Renaud Le Rasle.
Many have praised Salans’ ‘wizardry’
in the Kitchen; he has been known to
have made the most out of Bali as his
culinary playground. But last month,
during one of Mozaic’s fi ne dining and
wine evening series, came the turn for
Le Rasle to bear out that he, too, was a
noted kitchen wizard. That’s right, the
endowed chef confi rmed his splendid
culinary knowledge by fashioning dishes
to be paired with the premium wines of
Australia’s Wynns Connawarra Estates.
Abiding its fi ne dining and wine evening
series, Mozaic together with the Australian
winery threw its much-anticipated,
exclusive one-night-only wine dinner on
May 21. And as you might’ve guessed,
when two award-winning institutions
joined forces to create a marvelous
dining experience, then magnifi cence
is what you’d get and be served with.
Accompanying the Wynn’s vintage
wines, Le Rasle came up with a dazzling
set menu, where he created a fl ow of
dishes that ended with gratifying pairing
of Mozaic’s Belimbing Luwuh (Valrhona
‘Guanaja’ Chocolate Fondant, which was
fresh star fruit sorbet and spiced young
star fruit in a coriander seed caramel)
and Wynn’s ultra premium John Riddoch
– which was the highlight of the evening.
The happy, satisfi ed faces of the diners
showed how both Mozaic and Wynns were
successful in creating an evening to be
remembered. Sue Hodder, Wynn’s senior
winemaker and the guest of honor for
evening, seemed to be pleased as well.
Jalan Raya Sanggingan, Ubud
Phone: 975 768
www.mozaic-bali.com
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DINING
IT’S VINTAGE,
not “Vintage-inspired”
It is clear that this restaurant has opted for an
atypical approach to design. The mid-century décor is
nostalgic, resembling an old Indonesian house. Enter
the dining area, decked with wonderful antiques, and
the cozy sensation is immediate. Once seated, you
can’t help but look around and marvel at the vintage
décor. TEXT AND PHOTOS BY NAMHAR HERNANTO
At Balique, aesthetic value is highlighted. The stylists
aimed for a rustic feel, giving customers the
impression of a dining experience they’ll be hardpressed
to fi nd elsewhere. Most every inch of the
ceiling is occupied a spinning fan. Aged Jakartan hampers and
other vintage items intersperse the room, lending a homey feel.
The lighting is warm and inviting – and that is very important.
Aside from beachside barbecues and grills, Jimbaran didn’t
used to have many dining options. That said, as a newcomer in
the area, Balique brings a breath of fresh air for food enthusiasts.
And given the unique feel of the restaurant, Balique introduces a
change of pace in dining.
Then again, what’s a restaurant without good food? Balique
does not disappoint in that department.
From the well-proportioned Moroccan dishes to the
Indonesian specialty items, Balique’s food is served to satisfy.
Sampling some of the items from Balique’s menu, we couldn’t
help but concede that our meal was worth the traffi c-congested
journey from Seminyak.
Starting with the King Prawn Tempura, our lunch at Balique
turned out to be quite a feast. The presentation is certainly
more appealing than your average tempura; and the taste
and crunchiness are equally pleasing. The Fried Chicken Cajun,
Moroccan Beef Kefta, and Tenderloin Steak that followed were
conversation stoppers – all chatter ceased as we concentrated
on our food. We found it funny how the simple cheesecake could
taste so wonderful at this restaurant.
All in all, unlike the many newly emerging restaurants in Bali,
Balique has kept the pleasure of the dining experience intact,
thanks to the vintage decor, the friendly service and great food.
Jalan Uluwatu 39 (in front of InterContinental Hotel), Jimbaran
T: +62 361 704 045
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Jl. Cemara No. 29, Sanur
T: (0361) 8555544

DINING
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KEBUN
Ubud’s Little Piece
of Provence
TEXT AND PHOTOS BY AYU SEKAR
Down in Jl. Hanoman, just before the Yoga Shop and
the Yogi’s collecting point at Kafe is Kebun - the
cutest new bistro in town. The curlicued blueblack
art deco sign states simply “Kebun - fi ne
wines, artisan food”. That is all you need to know.
In the fi rst place, its gorgeous architecture makes Kebun stand
out. No more ersatz, tourist-image Bali, just an artist’s vision
of a Tuscan winery: Pale beige stonewashed walls, an open-air
fl oor plan and fl agged stone fl oors. The old eclectic furnishings
assimilated with revamped vintage chairs looks just great. Waiters
stand by wearing long blue-and-white striped aprons. Occupying
half of the premises is the open kitchen and bistro section with air
conditioning and more of the same old-timey vibe.
The great wine list focuses the attention, while the plaintive
strains of Edith Piaf and other French songbirds add to the exotic
atmosphere – although personally I feel that Italian opera would
be a better fi t.

But somber French artistes aside, the place is just as pretty as
a picture. If the restaurant were located down south it would be
busy from dawn to midnight, but the Ubud crowd is a bit slower
to cotton on to anything that isn’t downright earthy or esoteric.
The menu is designed to please, written on blackboards listing
the daily specials. One day it could be Spanish-style Garlic Prawns;
another day Calamari Fritti with Homemade Aioli; or perhaps a
Mediterranean Grilled Haloumi Salad or Linguini Arabiata.
Other interesting dishes make an appearance on the anythingbut-standard
menu. Try the authentic-tasting Gratinéed Frechn
Onion Soup with the Lamb Shank Tagine Style; or the irresistiblesounding
Kebun Macaroni and Cheese served with gruyere and
parmesan cheese and a green salad on the side – everyday
comfort food with a twist!
The menu boasts a host of salads as well as other choices, so
you are sure to be spoiled for choice.
The wine list is eclectic and surprisingly good, so that
even just dropping in for a glass of wine (or two!) in the late
afternoon is already fabulous.
Kebun is the brainchild of the Kafe, Bali Spirit and Yoga Barn
group headed by Megan Pappenheim. The talented British
designer used to be a set designer in London, so he knows
how to create atmosphere. He has attended to every single
painstaking detail from the wait staff aprons to the
laying of the stone walls, and the fl agged courtyard fl oor.
Introducing a European vision to Balinese artisans who have
their own view of the world takes a leap of faith, but it has been
achieved and well.
Of all the new establishments mushrooming in Ubud’s
streets, Kebun takes the cake.

NIGHTLIFE
When the sun hits the horizon, then The Shore Roof Top is the place to have ‘Poisoned Apple’
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ELEGANT &
SOPHISTICATED
in Nusa Dua
The nightlife venues in Nusa Dua combine all the necessities of a great
lounge; you can enjoy your drink on plush and swanky settees, get carried
away by the soft, classical notes of the piano, or even groove to the beats of
a live DJ. Satisfy the party animal in you at Nusa Dua’s über-chic venues.

Your playground at King Cole Bar
Whatever the occasion, be it an important celebration
or the simple desire to indulge, champagne makes
any occasion feel special; and the King Cole Bar
at the St. Regis Bali is just the place to have that
celebratory toast. The lounge at King Cole off ers a full bar menu,
from fi ne champagnes and divine martinis to island-inspired
cocktails shaken with fresh-squeezed juices.
And continuing the legacy of the original King Cole Bar in
St. Regis New York, the resort’s mixologist has created an
interesting local twist to the Bloody Mary for guest’s sipping
pleasure. Each evening, the King Cole Bar presents a fi re dance
ritual on the ground fl oor before the grand staircase, just before
the live jazz band starts up. The outdoor seating off ers tranquil
garden and ocean scenery and the refreshment of gentle
ocean breezes. Indoor bar seating is comfortable and intimate,
surrounded by handcrafted Indonesian artifacts and art.
Another sophisticated nightlife venue in Nusa Dua is the
Nikko Bali Resort & Spa, where the martini has really made
a comeback. The resort recently introduced not one, ten or
twenty but ninety nine martinis to its beverage list for you
to choose from. At Nikko Bali, It has never been more fun or
fashionable to enjoy both classic as well as new wave martinis.
Deriving inspiration from the fairy tale Snow White and the
Seven Dwarves, Nikko Bali Resort & Spa also recently introduced
its own version of the ‘Poisoned Apple’. The cocktail is vodkabased,
induced with aromatic lemongrass, the sweetness of
crushed apple, tanginess of orange liqueur and lime juice and
then topped with dessert wine. But the uniqueness of this drink
is in how it is served – inside a fresh cored apple. This special
touch intensifi es the drink even further with the fresh aroma of
the apple – which you can munch on later.
Opposite page
Rooftop at the Shore, Nikko Bali Resort & Spa
Jalan Raya Nusa Dua Selatan, Nusa Dua
Phone: 773 377
This page
King Cole Bar, St. Regis Bali Resort
Kawasan Pariwisata Nusa Dua Lot S6, Nusa Dua
Phone: 847 8111
Sakala Bali
Jalan Pratama 88 Tanjung Benoa, Nusa Dua
Phone: 774 499
WHAT YOU SHOULD WEAR
Elegant, artsy casual, resort casual, or classic black.
GO HERE WITH
A date or with friends.
CROWD
Mature, classy, elegant.
PARKING
Spacious with valet services available at the three venues.
The resort’s Marina Deck and rooftop at The Shore are the
ideal spots to quench your thirst during twilight hours. Both
venues at Nikko are intimate, not overwhelming and certainly
not overcrowded, which adds to their appeal.
In the neighboring, equally prestigious Tanjung Benoa is
Sakala Bali, the latest chic playground for Nusa Dua’s stylish
crowd. The venue off ers an intimate lounge experience, drawing
focus in the main room with the 15-meter long, 400-bottle wine
cellar and a DJ booth. Venturing further into the venue, you will
encounter the Beach Lounge, an intimate oceanfront boite with
projection walls and an outdoor seating area. In tribute to the
tradition on classic mixology, the bar menu emphasizes specialty
cocktails with a modern twist.

GETAWAY
Life in
NUSA PENIDA
TEXT AND PHOTOS BY NAMHAR HERNANTO
Who would’ve thought that a tiny island that was once used as
an abandonment site holds so many charms? Yet, it’s strange
to learn that such a beautiful place as Nusa Penida is still not
frequented by visitors; despite that the island off ers a real
glimpse of traditional Bali. Nusa Penida is an area where nature is
unspoiled and tradition reigns to its very core.

Nusa Penida is commonly
branded as a beach getaway.
The island’s bay features white
sand and clear waters that are
perfect for snorkeling and diving. Some
of the beaches are truly idyllic spots,
and you don’t need to share them with
anyone else, apart from the dive boats
that dock off shore. But if you go on foot
deeper inland, you’ll discover the true
beauty of Nusa Penida and island life.
Visiting Sakti village in Nusa Penida
is one way to have a uniquely Balinese
experience. Here, you can closely observe
the traditional way of life and discover
how the Balinese go about work and
pleasure. Each person plays an integral
role in serving the larger community,
working happily in large groups, chatting
and laughing as they prepare for the
religious ceremonies and festivities that
maintain the social harmony.
Due to a lack of natural fresh water,
few crops are grown on Nusa Penida, and
even basic foodstuff s have to be brought
in from elsewhere by boat. Given that
the villages on the island are some of
the oldest in Bali, they have their own
unique version of weaving, dance and
architecture. You can see fi rsthand how
the locals weave their traditional cloth
in the garden of their home, and how
the women of the village work together
to make off erings for an upcoming
ceremony.
You can buy traditional woven cloth
straight from the villagers in their homes.
Street hawkers are mostly children
and will off er you souvenirs such as
necklaces, palm oil and t-shirts. But don’t
worry that they’ll swarm you; they will
wait for you to come to them instead.
Before entering the village, you will
see pigs and piglets roaming around.
This typical local livestock is a distinctive
sight in the area. Don’t be surprised if
a chicken or a cow crosses your path,
or you might seem them taking a rest
somewhere under the shade. Nusa Penida
has become an unoffi cial bird sanctuary
for the endangered Bali Starling. A similar
sanctuary in the West Bali National Park
has failed in its conservation endeavour
because of poachers, but the one in Nusa
Penida has been by far the most successful
to prevent the Bali Starling from becoming
extinct, and this is because the villagers
actively protect the birds.
Visitors should therefore expect
higher prices than in Bali, and not bank
on any tourism-related luxury items
being available for purchase here. Plan
accordingly — this is as off -the-beatentrack
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How to get there
There are several ports that off er public
boat trips to Nusa Penida from Benoa,
Sanur, Kusamba or Padang Bai in East Bali.
However, if you travel there using the Bali
Hai Cruises’ Aristocat, not only can you
enjoy the boat’s facilities, but the package
includes a guided tour to Sakti village, a
snorkeling tour and time to relax on the
beach before you return.
What To do
Nusa Penida is a wild, rugged and largely
untamed island with plenty to off er
to those with an adventurous spirit.
Sightseeing is best in the villages and
jungles of the island, particularly for
sightings of the Bali starling. Nusa Penida
is also considered one of the best diving
destinations in the world, with as many
as 20 diving sites including Manta Point,
Suana Bay, Malibu Point, Crystal Bay and
Toyapakeh. Malibu Point with its silver
tips, white reef tips, gray reefs and a large
number of sharks is especially beautiful.
The Manta Point itself is a limestone rock
off the Pandan cave.
Getting around
Renting a motorcycle is the most practical
option. Look for vendors in Toyopakeh
and Sampalan (or more likely, they will
fi nd you!). You may be able to fi nd a rental
vehicle but they are not common. Local
public transport is in small old bemo or
on the back of a truck. These vehicles ply
the north coast road quite regularly, but
elsewhere on the island do not bank on
anything.
Accommodations
There are some small, simple homestays
and bungalows on Nusa Penida. These
are in the north between Toyapakeh and
Sampalan. Visitors to the island often do
not book ahead and instead turn up and
take their chances.
Where to eat
There are simple local warung on Nusa
Penida but no western-style restaurants to
speak of. The area of Sampalan has several
good roadside warung and the night market
serves up local dishes such as siomai (fi sh
cake) and bakso (meatballs). Try the freshlycaught
fi sh for a real taste of Nusa Penida.

Once upon a time in the magical middle
kingdom of Bedulu, a dynamic Hindu-
Javanese holy man held a big pow-wow
with the aim of uniting all of Bali’s religious
sects.
1000 years later, Hindu-Java is long gone
but that ‘conference’ (pesamuan) is still
being commemorated once a year at Pura
Samuan Tiga.
The priest’s name, Empu Kuturan, has gone
down in history as the father of Hindu-Bali
— that branch of ceremonially-rich Siwa-
Buddhism that is still practiced, fervently,
across the island.
Last month was the temple’s odalan
anniversary — I was lucky to record a series
of magical moments that left me numb
with awe.
“If only the Balinese could turn their
organizational skills to the baggage trolleys
at the airport” one cynic dryly observed
while watching the temple’s courtyards in
perfect synchronized action.
It was a magnifi cent show.
The day before I had travelled from the
chaos that is Denpasar’s airport, through
the chaos that is now west Denpasar, to
the odalan of another ancient temple, the
exquisite Pura Maospahit in Grenceng,
Central Denpasar.
I had met one of the temple’s priests on
line on Facebook and was invited to record
the event.
As the tourists get dumb and dumber —
eschewing the delights of Real Bali in favour
of the cheap thrills of ‘New (pasteurized)
Beep-Bop Bali’ — the Balinese are getting
bigger and brighter, even reading my
column to reaffi rm their belief in their own
text and images by MADE WIJAYA
THAT OLD WHITE MAGIC
“If only the Balinese could turn their organizational skills to the baggage trolleys at
Denpasar’s airport” one cynic dryly observed, while watching the temple’s courtyards in
perfect synchronized action.
wonderfulness.
Amongst the Balinese there is a huge
renaissance in interest in all things
classical, in inverse proportion to the
interest expressed within the tourist and
expatriate communities. These days, one
hardly ever sees a tourist at a big temple
event.
The 21 day long temple festival at Pura
Besakih which also culminated last month
— the 10 th and 11 th months on the Balinese
calendar holier than others — was packed
like never before.
The high priests had walkie-talkies and
the temple wardens (pecalang) were like
sacred service agents herding devotees
from courtyard to courtyard like souped-up
shepherds. Besakih even has a new corps of
ojek motorbike taxis that ferry the faithful
from their increasingly bigger buses in
increasing more distant car parks. Many
were dressed like Marlon Brando in “On
the Waterfront”. (See photo “Ojek Chic”
next page).
This year the bus which my offi ce rented
had a smoking section and a toilet and a
dashingly good looking driver who caused
quite a stir in the front seats when he
sounded his mega claxon. (See my video
‘Besakih is a Mood’:http://www.youtube.
com/watch?v=Nbhr5Wmn9TA).
Now read on!
9 May 2012: To Samuan Tiga for the
“Siat Sampiyan” (Battle of the dangling
off erings) ceremonies
Balinese temples often ‘host’ ceremonial
battles. Most famous is the Perang Dewa
‘Battle of the Gods’ held in a
Opposite page:
Parekan attendants at
Samuan Tiga Temple convey
the seven sacred peselang
effi gies down the temple’s
central steps during the
climax of the odalan festival,
6 May 2012.
Below:
Pre-teen rejang dancers await
their call at Pura Maospahit,
Denpasar, 5 May 2012.
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PURA BESAKIH
Ojek chic, Pura Besakih

PURA SAMUAN TIGA

Siat Sampiyan
Battle of the dangling off ering
at Pura Samuan Tiga, Gianyar, 9 May 2012
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Lady attendants pray
before the start of the
rituals.

temple at Satria village East of Klungkung
on Kuningan holyday. During this ritual,
devotees in a trance-like state carry
palanquin of seated deities around and
around like dodgem cars.
At Tenganan, the Bali Aga village, one
temple festival is celebrated with halfnaked
young men wielding wicker shields
battle each other with sheaths of prickly
pandanus leaves.
In Munggu Village, west of Seminyak, also
on Kuningan, hundreds of villagers take to
the streets with bamboo poles which are
crossed and bashed in the air as turmoil
erupts.
Perhaps the most photographed ritual
‘battle’ is the SIAT SAMPIYAN at Pura
Samuan Tiga, made famous in a series
of images published by Ubud-based
photographer Rio Helmi in the 1980s.
• • •
This morning I arrive at 10 a.m. to fi nd
groups of permas lady temple attendants
fl uttering in front of shrines — today they
are wearing an abundance of red and white
fl owers in their top knots and elegant twotone
black and white costumes.
These attendants make all the off erings
and, with the 300 or so male attendants,
called parekan, decorate the shrines and
run all the rituals. There is no royal patron
for Samuan Tiga; six pekraman (sub-village
units) run the 30 day event every year with
approximately 1000 families paying Rp.
100.000 each.
By 11 a.m. the thee main courtyards of
the 10 th century ‘state temple’ are packed;
there are three gamelan orchestras playing
and the press corps has been corralled,
against its will, in a sunny spot north of
the Bale Pegat ‘Pavilion of Oath’. Regular
announcements threaten expulsion if we
disobey.
I don’t carry a big lens or a saddle bag so I
manage to avoid arrest by sidling up to the
temple’s ‘Chief Prosecutor’, and guardian,
Mr. Wayan Patra and give him a copy of the
video I made two days ago at the temple’s
big day (See ‘Mapeselang Pura Samuan
Tiga’:
http://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=kGePY1iA8wM).
We are soon fast friends and I am pressed
to donate a carpark or ten varieties of
coconut. (Apparently there’s a pale-face
priest in the village called Wayan Hawaii
who’s very generous).
He confi rms, as Rio Helmi had, that the
Pralingga Peselang gods, unique to this
temple, symbolize Buddhism, whilst the
temple’s other gods represent Siwa-ite
Hinduism.
As we discuss the fascinating 1000 year
old history of this festival, congo-lines of
The head priest of Pura Samuan Tiga witnesses the mock battle from his podium perch.
permas attendants start weaving around
the temple in perambulations similar to
those I have seen in the Buddhist temples
of Burma and Bhutan.
By noon the 500 or so parekan surge down
the temple’s central processional stair and,
holding hands in a long daisy chain, start
ricocheting of shrine bases and walls as
they perambulate in frenzied fashion.
The gamelan music turns nasty.
The permas start wailing.
The groups race pell mell, from shrine to
shrine, off ering prayers. In front of the
main paruman shrine the sweaty, heaving
mass of men erupt into a sort of Ketjak
Dance as the head priest comes down the
shrine’s central stair, not unlike a Vegas
diva, with a shining silver vat of holy water.
It’s all terribly theatrical and photogenic;
“like a scout jamboree on jungle juice”,
one cynic pronounces. (As such events get
more and more ‘choreographed’ in Bali,
cynicism is bound to creep in with the
theatre critics. Ed.).
The next ‘act’ involves the parekan players
grabbing the sampiyan — large woven shine
‘earings’ — and beating each other around
the central court.
In other corners of the temple’s main court
a gamelan thrashes out a beefy beleganjur
melody, while photographers resist arrest,
the High Priest beams blissfully from
his holy perch as glee-fi lled gladiators
erupt into a melee of woven coconut and
boisterousness below.
A riotously good show comes to its end: the
fi nal act in a temple festival that has raged
for almost a month, with huge heapings of
devotion, decoration and drama!
Enthusiasts can watch the video:
Director’s cut: SIAT SAMPIYAN, Pura
Samuan Tiga http://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=IMhSTaXqiMk
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To Market
To MARKET
Markets are always a lively scene and the traditional
market in Amlapura is no exception.
TEXT AND PHOTOS BY AYU SEKAR
While the western wing of the market is being torn
down to make way for yet another three-storied
concrete intrusion (where the top fl oor gets
little business and becomes a kind of vast retail
desert) the eastern section is in fi ne form.
The market has a truly organic feel. Women sit on the edge
of narrow lanes selling their wares, or at the back of parked
utility trucks where are all their goods are displayed on a piece
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of cloth. They sell watermelons, fi sh, fruit,
chickens – anything goes.
Inside, the market is dimly lit, and
this is where you can fi nd cultural
paraphernalia and ritualistic objects.
Pottery made in the surrounding villages
sits on nests of straw in neat rows, to
prevent breakages.
There are ritualistic objects for
conducting ceremonies, prayers and
rituals and many strange items one
has never seen before. A visit to these
markets is like a foray into another
world. Outside the building, Javanese
hawkers sell infl atable toys and other
cheap manufactured objects such as
plastic bowls, brooms, strainers and other
kitchen necessities.
One vendor sells handmade out of the
back of a utility truck. The knives are
made using iron from old car suspension
systems and are guaranteed to stay sharp
for a lifetime, although they may need
oiling every now and then. The knives
range from basic parang and kitchen
knives to elaborate daggers and novelty
knives. They all captivating to look at and
make great souvenirs.
There is usually a gem seller or two
lurking about. They sell a range of
readymade rings and stones with all kinds
of magical properties – if you believe in
that sort of thing!
All in all a visit to the market makes
for a great morning adventure, but you
need to get there early. Every third day is
market day when traders come in from all
over Bali, but even on a non-market day it
is worth a visit.
This Page : Banana Seller
Opposite Page, clockwise from top left
Tauge Seller, Chicken Seller, The Week’s Rice,
Dried Fish Seller.

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EMERGENCIES
Airport Information: 751 011 - ext. 5123
Ambulance : 118
Fire Department : 113
PLN (Electricy) : 123
Police : 110
Seach & Rescue : 111 / 115 / 151
Bali Tourist Information
Century Plaza
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P. 754 090
Bali Tourism Offi ce
Jl. S. Parman, Renon, Denpasar
P. 222 387
Central Post Offi ce
Jl. Raya Puputan, Denpasar
P. 223 566
Kuta Post Offi ce
Jl. Raya Kuta Gg. Selamat, Kuta,
P. 754 012
Legian Tourist Information
Jl. Legian No. 37, Kuta,
P. 755 424
HOSPITALS
Bali Chiropractic Center (BCC)
Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai,
Gg. Langlang Buana No. 4, Kuta
P. 767 177
Bali 911 Dental Clinic
Jl. Patimura No. 9, Denpasar
P. 249 749
BIMC Hospitals
Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai 100X, Kuta
P. 761 263
www.bimcbali.com
Darma Usadha Public Hospital
Jl. PB.Sudirman No.50, Denpasar
P. 227 560
Dental Clinic
Jl. Sesetan 473, Denpasar; P. 228 531
Dental Clinic Raya Kuta
Jl. Raya Tuban No. 62, Kuta
P. 758 033
International Tourist
Medical Service
Jl. Legian, Kabuki Shopping, Kuta
P. 240 730 / 767 488
International SOS
Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai 505X, Kuta
P. 710 505
www.internationalsos.com
Kasih Ibu Hospital
Jl. Teuku Umar 120, Denpasar
P. 223 036
www.kasihibu.co.id
Kuta Clinic
Jl. Raya Kuta, Kuta, P. 753 268
Nusa Dua Dental Clinic
Jl. Pratama No. 81 A, Nusa Dua
P. 771 324
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Nusa Dua Medical Service
Grand Hayatt hotel, Nusa Dua
P. 772 392 / 771 118
Pediatrician
Jl. Tuban, Kuta, P. 751 301
PENTA Medica Clinic
Jl. Teuku Umar Barat - Marlboro
No. 88, Denpasar
P. 744 6144
Sanglah Public Hospital
P. 227 911
Surya Usadha Public Hospital
JL. Pulau Serangan 1-3, Denpasar
P. 235 041
Ubud Clinic
Jl. Raya Campuhan No. 36, Ubud
P. 974 911
CONSULATES
Australia
(Incl. Canada & New Zealand )
Jl. Tantular 32, Renon, Denpasar
P. 241 118, F. 221 195 / 241 120 / 239 099
www.dfat.gov.au
Brazil
(Honorary Consulate )
Jl. Kayu Aya 20c, Seminyak
P. 732 198
Emergency 0818 344 928
Chile
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Jl. Pengembak Gg. 1/3 , Sanur
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Jl. Pengembak 17 , Sanur
P. 286 465, F. 286 408
Denmark & Norway
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Mimpi Resort Jimbaran,
Kawasan Bukit Permai, Jimbaran
P. 701 070 / 701 074, F. 701 073
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France
(Consular Agency )
Jl. Mertasari Gg. II No. 8, Sanur
P. 285 485
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Jl. Pantai Karang No. 17, Sanur
P. 288 535
E. germanconsul@bali-ntb.com
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Marintur - Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai 219
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Malaysian Consulate
AlamKulKul Resort
Jalan Pantai Kuta, Legian
P. 752 520, F. 766 373
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Aroma Bali
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Auto Bagus Car Rental
Jl. Tukad Balian No. 888,
Renon - DenpasarP. 722 222
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Bali Car Hire
Jl. Gunung Guntur XVII No. 20
Denpasar, P. 411 499, F. 420 784
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Bali Car Rentals
Jl. Tunjung Sari No. 69, Denpasar
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Jl. Raya Kuta 72X, Kuta, P. 751 954
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Jl. By Pass Nusa Dua No. 4
Jimbaran, P. 701 111
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Jl. By Pass Nusa Dua No. 4
Jimbaran, P. 701 621
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Jl. By Pass Nusa Dua, Jimbaran
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Alila Ubud Gallery
Desa Melinggih Kelod, Payangan Ubud
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Bamboo Gallery
Yayasan Bamboo Lestari
Jl. Nyuh Kuning, Pengosekan, Ubud,
P. 975 037
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Jl. Seminyak 34, Seminyak
P. 730 308 / 847 5766
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Casa Iseabo
Jl. Laksmana 22A, Seminyak
P. 785 6418
Danes Art Veranda
Jl. Hayam Wuruk 159, Denpasar
P. 250 037
www.popodanes.com
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Jl. Raya Seminyak, Seminyak
P. 735 262
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Jl. Petitenget 106, Seminyak
P. 4739 385
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Jl Laksamana 17B, Seminyak
P. 738 113/734 123
www.folkartgallerybali.com
Franklin Lee Art Gallery
Jl Laksamana 34A, Seminyak
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Jl. Hanoman at Jl. Pengosekan
Ubud, P. 976 283
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Four Seasons Hotel Jimbaran,
P. 701 010
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Jl. Raya Sayan, Ubud
P. 979 253/979 252
www.gayafuison.com
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Jl. Uluwatu II, Jimbaran
P. 703 311
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Jl. Tangkuban Perahu, Kuta; P. 734 130
www.karmabali.com
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Uma Sapna Villa Seminyak
P. 736 628
www.kendragallery.com
Klinik Seni Taxu Gallery
Jl. Gunung Rinjani IX A No. 8
Denpasar, P. 482 593
Komaneka Fine Art Gallery
Jl. Monkey Forest, Ubud
P. 976 090, F. 977 140
www.gallery.komaneka.com
Low Art Gallery
Jl. Raya Ubud, Ubud,
P. +62 81 338 565 962
Mata Gallery
Jl. Basangkasa No. 215, Seminyak
P. 737 243
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Metis Gallery
Jl. Petitenget No.6, Kerobokan Kelod
P. 4737 888, F. 847 5472
www.metisbali.com
Naka Contemporary Art
Jl. Kunti No. 16, Seminyak, Bali
P. 733 768
www.nakacontemporaryart.com
Natural Fibre Gallery
Jl. Raya Sanggingan, Ubud
P. 742 1960 / 977 995
Open Space Gallery
Jl. Danau Tamblingan, P. 289 363
Oracle Gallery
Jl. Raya Sanggingan Ubud,
Opposite Uma Hotel
Paros Gallery
Jl. Pantai Purnama Br. Pala, Sukawati
P. 298 120
Quidzy Gallery
Jl. Kunti II No. 20, Seminyak
P. 738 631 / 736 859
Raka Fine Art Gallery
Jl. Raya Mas No. 86 Mas, Ubud
P. 974 538
Richard Meyer Culture
Jl. Petitenget 200xx, Kerobokan
P. 744 5179
www.richardmeyerculture.com
Seniwati Gallery
Jl. Sriwidari 2B, Ubud, P. 975 485
www.seniwatigallery.com
The Society Art Gallery
Jl. Kunti Seminyak, P. 733 771
www.society-artbali.com
The Gallery
Jl. Sunset Road 89, Seminyak
P. 731 738
www.thegallerybali.com
Tony Raka
Jl. Raya Mas No. 86 Mas, Ubud
P. 781 6785
www.tonyrakaartgallery.com
Baliwood Galeries
Jl. Penestanan, Sayan - Ubud
P. 972 616, F. 972 632
Baliwood Exhibitions
Jl. Penestanan, Sayan - Ubud
P. 972 616, F. 972 632
Warisan Galleries
Antiques, Contemporary & Gift-wears
Jl. Kerobokan Raya 38
P. 730 047, 730 710
www.warisan.com
www.warisanrestaurant.com
MUSEUMS
Antonio Blanco Renaissance Museum
Jl. Raya Campuan, Ubud, P. 975 502
www.blancobali.com
ARMA (Agung Rai Museum of Art)
Jl. Bima Pengosekan, Ubud
P. 974 228
Museum Le Majeur
Jl. Hang Tuah, Sanur; P. 286 201
Museum of Bali
Jl. Letkol Wisnu - Denpasar, P. 227 7271
Museum Pasifi ka
BTDC Area Blok P Nusa Dua 80363
P. 774 624 / 774 935, F. 774 559
Museum Puri Lukisan
Jl. Raya Ubud, Gianyar; P. 975 136
www.museumpurilukisan.com
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Neka Art Museum
Jl. Raya Campuhan, P. 975 074
www.museumneka.com
Museum Sidik Jari
Jl. Hayam Wuruk No. 175, P. 235 115
Rudana Museum
Peliatan, Teges - Ubud, P. 975 779
www.museumrudana.com
TOURIST
ATTRACTIONS
TEMPLES
Tanah Lot
South West Bali - Tabanan
Pura Jayaprana
Northwest Bali
Pura Besakih
Northeast Bali - Karangasem
Pura Ulun Danu Batur
Near Batur Village
Pura Gunung Kawi
North of Ubud - between Seribatu &
Tampak Siring
Pura Tirtha Empul
North of Ubud - between Seribatu &
Tampak Siring
Uluwatu
South Bali on Bukit Badung
Pura Rambut Siwi
Southwest Bali (10km from Madewi)
Pura Yeh Gangga
Near Mengwi - Tabanan
Pura Ulun Danu Bratan
Near Bedugul
Pura Tirta Gunung Kawi
North of Ubud - between Seribatu &
Tampak Siring
Brahma Vihara Ashrama Buddhist
Monastery - Near Lovina
PARKS
Bali Bird Park
Jl. Cok Ngurah Gambir, Singapadu
P. 299 352
www.bali-bird-park.com
Bali Botanical Garden
Candi Kuning, Baturiti, Tabanan
P. (0368) 220 50 / 212 73
www.kebunrayabali.com
Bali Safari and Marine Park
Jl. By Pass Prof. Dr. Ida Bagus
Mantra, Gianyar, P. 950 000
www.balisafarimarinepark.com
Bali Treetop Adventure Park
Bedugul Botanical Gardens
P. 852 0680, www.balitreetop.com
Bali Zoo
Desa Singapadu, Gianyar
P. 294 356 / 294 357, F. 298 608
www.bali-zoo.com
Elephant Safari Park
Jl. Elephant Park Taro, Ubud Bali
P. 721 480
www.baliadventuretours.com
Paintball
Jimbaran Hills Activity Village
Banjar Kangin Ungasan Nusa Dua
P. 703 473, F. 703473
Umalas Stable
Jl. Lestari 9X, Umalas Kauh
Kerobokan, P. 731 402
Waterbom Bali
PO BOX 1055 Tuban, Kuta-Bali
P. 755 676, F. 758 243
www.waterbom.com
CAVES
Goa Gajah ( Elephant Cave )
Near Teges - Gianyar
Goa Karang Sari
Nusa Penida Island-Southeast of Bali
Goa Lawah ( Bat Cave )
Klungkung
PALACES
Puri Semarapura - Klungkung
Puri Agung Kanginan
Karangasem, Amlapura
Taman Ujung Water Palace
Near Amlapura, East Bali
Tirtha Gangga Royal Bathing Pools
Near Amlapura, Karangasem
WATER SPORTS
DIVING & SNORKELING
AquaMarine Diving
Jl. Raya Petitenget 2A, Kuta
P. 473 8020, F. 473 8021
www.aquamarinediving.com
Bakas Aneka Citra Wisata Tirta
Jl. Danau Tamblingan No. 82, Sanur
P. 287 256, F. 282 455
Bali Apollo Dive & Water Sport
Jl. Pratama No. 70, Tanjung Benoa
P. 778 744, F. 778 744
Bali Diving Academy
Jl. Danau Buyan No. 14B, Sanur
P. 270 252, F. 284 431
www.scubali.com
Bali Hai Diving Adventures
Jl. Pelabuhan Benoa
P. 724 062, F. 724 062
www.balihaidiving.com
Bali Dive Sport Club
Jl. Danau Poso No. 38, Sanur
P. 288 582, F. 287 692
www.bali-dive.com
Bali Eka Jaya
Jl. Raya Kediri No. 101X, Tuban
P. 766 278, F. 766 279
www.ceninganislandclub.com
Bali International Diving Profesional
Jl. Danau Poso No. 26, Sanur 80228
P. 270 759 / 285 065, F. 270 760
www.bidp-balidiving.com
Bali Scuba
Jl. Danau Poso No. 40, Sanur
P. 288 610, F. 270 862
www.baliscuba.com
Benoa Tirta Harum
Jl. Pratama No. 36X, Nusa Dua
P. 775 575, F. 772 251
www.tirtaharum.com
Eco Dive International
Ds Amed Culik, Karangasem
P. (0363) 234 82; www.ecodivebali.com
Ena Dive
Jl. Tirta Ening No. 1, Sanur
P. 288 829, F. 287 945 www.enadive.co.id
Gangga Divers
Dsn Kalanganyar, Ds Nyuh Tebel
Candidasa, Manggis
P. (0363) 411 09, F. (0363) 414 03
www.lotusbungalows.com
Hot Dog Dive &
Water Sport
Jl. Pratama, Tanjung Benoa No. 62
P. 778 090, F. 778 090
Kristal Dive
Jl. Duyung No. 25, Sanur P. 286 737
F. 286 737, www.crystal-divers.com
Lembongan Tirta Wisata
Br. Kelod Jungut Batu, Nusa Penida
P. 740 5870
Mimpi Dive
Mimpi Resort Menjangan
P. (0362) 944 97, F. (0362) 944 98
www.mimpi.com
Pigmy Bali Diving
Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai 99 Nusa Dua
P. 778 320, F. 778 963
www.pigmybalidiving.com
Pro Dive
Jl. Rama No.6, Br Pesanggaran,
Denpasar Selatan.
P. (0362) 923 13, F. (0362) 923 13
www.prodivebali.com
Reef Seen
Dusun Yeh Panes Pemuteran
Gerokgak, Singaraja; P. (0362) 930 01
F. (0362) 930 01, www.reefseen.com
Spice Dive
Jl. Raya Kalibubuk, Lovina-Singaraja
P. (0362) 413 05, F. (0362) 411 71
www.balispicedive.com
Tauch Terminal Bali
Jl. Danau Tamblingan X No. 31
Taman Griya Jimbaran
P. 775 504 / 772 920, F. 778 473
www.tauch-terminal.com
Terminal Selam Tulamben
Ds. Br. Kubu Kec. Kubu, Karangasem
P. (0363) 235 90, F. (0363) 235 90
www.tulamben.com
Werner Lau
Pemuteran, Bali, P. +62 81 238 591 61
Yes Dive Center
Jl. Raya Candidasa, Karangasem
P. (0363) 416 14, F. (0363) 410 19
Yos Marine Adventure
Jl. Pintas Tanjung Benoa No. 4
P. 775 438, F. 775 439
www.yosdive.com
4FunDiving-Bali
Jl. Silayukti, 80872 Padang Bai
P. 081 338 771 221
www.4fundiving-bali.com
RAFTING
Bali Adventure Tours
Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai, Pesanggaran
P. 721 480, F. 721 481
www.baliadventuretours.com
Sobek
Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai 100X
Simpang Siur Kuta, P. 768 050
F. 768 090, www.balisobek.com
CRUISES
Bali Hai Cruises
PO BOX 3548, Denpasar 80001
Benoa harbour, Bali, P. 720 331
F. 720 334 www.balihaicruises.com
Bounty Cruise
Jl. Raya Pelabuhan Benoa, Pesanggaran
Denpasar, P. 726 666, F. 726 688
www.balibountycruises.com
Island Explorer Cruise
Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai No. 662
P. 728 088, F. 728 089
www.bali-activities.com

Sail Sensations
Jl. Raya Pelabuhan Benoa 699x
PO Box 3846, P. 725 864, F. 725 866
www.sailsensations.com
Sea Safari Cruises
Jl. Dermaga II Pelabuhan Benoa
Denpasar, P. 721 212, F. 723 363
www.seasafaricruises.com
Sea Trek sailing Adventures
Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai 245, Sanur
P. 283 358, F. 283 357
www.anasia-cruise.com
Quicksilver Cruise
Jl. Raya Kerta Dalam No. 96
Sidakarya, P. 721 521, F. 728 786
www.quicksilver-bali.com
OTHER WATER SPORTS
Odyssey
Jl. Raya Kuta No. 9X, Denpasar
P. 759 777 / 759 888, F. 768 333
www.submarine-bali.com
Bali Marine Walk
Lt 2 Gedung Dunkin Donut
Jl. Bay Pass Ngurah Rai, Sanur
P. 282 654 / 808 0282,F. 282 654
www.bali-marinewalk.com
Canyon Tubing
Jl. Wirasatya VI No. 7x
Suwung Kangin - Denpasar
P. 720 766, F. 726 438
www.balicanyontubing.com
SURFING SCHOOL
Bali Kite School
Inna Grand Bali Beach Hotel, Sanur
P. 276 6665,
www.balikitecenter.com
FAST BOAT TO GILI ISLAND & LOMBOK
Bali Eka Jaya
Jl. Setiabudi no.11, Kuta;
P. 752 277, F. 751 007
www.baliekajaya.com
BlueWater Express
Jl. Raya Pelabuhan Benoa,
Bali Marina International, Benoa
P. 081 338 418 988
www.bluewater-express.com
Gili Cat Island Express
Jl. Danau Tamblingan No. 51, Sanur
P. 271 680, F. 271 680, www.gilicat.com
LAND SPORTS
GOLF COURSES
Bali Beach Golf Course
Jl. Hang Tuah 58, Sanur
P. 287 733, F. 285 488
www.balibeachgolfcourse.com
Bali Golf & Country Club
Kawasan Wisata Nusa Dua
P. 771 791, F. 771 797
www.baligolfandcountryclub.com
Bali Handara Kosaido
Desa Pancasari, Singaraja
P. 288 944 / (0362) 226 46
F. 287 358 / (0362) 230 48
www.balihandarakosaido.com
New Kuta Golf
Jl. Raya Uluwatu
Kasawan Pecatu Indah Resort
Pecatu, Kuta Selatan, Bali,
P. 848 1327, F. 848 1400
www.golfl ink-resorts.com
Nirwana Bali Golf
Jl. Raya Tanah Lot, Tabanan
P. 815 900, F. 815 902
www.nirwanabaligolf.com
TREKKING
Bali Bootcamp
Seminyak Beach Near La Luciolla
P. 862 9372
Clipper Discovery
Jl. Tukad Gangga III/7, Denpasar
p. 256 245, F. 256 237
www.clipperdiscovery.com
Mudi Goes To The Mountain
Buitan Manggis Karangasem
P. (0363) 414 64
www.mudigoestothemountain.com
Tropical Treks
@ Bali Adventour Tours
Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai
Pesanggaran
P. 721 480, F. 721 481
www.baliadventuretours.com
OFF ROAD TOURS
Bali Quad Discovery Tours
Jl. Wirasatya VI No. 7x
Suwung Kangin - Denpasar
P. 720 766, F. 726 438
www.baliquad.com
Bali Buggy
Jl. Wirasatya VI No. 7x,
Suwung Kangin - Denpasar
P. 720 766, F. 726 438
www.balibuggy.com
HOTELS, RESORTS
& VILLAS
DENPASAR AREA
Adinda Hotel
Jl. Karna No. 8, Denpasar
P. 240 435, F. 235 997
Aston Denpasar
Jl. Jl. Gatot Subroto Barat No. 283
Denpasar, P. 411 999
F. 422 999
www.astondenpasar.com
KUTA AREA
100Sunset Boutique Hotel
Jl. Sunset Road No. 100, Kuta
P. 766 500, F. 766 995
www.100sunset.com
Alam Kul Kul
Jl. Pantai Kuta, P. 752 520, F. 752 519
www.alamkulkul.com
Aston Kuta Hotel & Residence
Jl. Wana Segara, Kuta
P. 754 999, F. 765 506
www.Astonbalihotels.com
Bali Kuta Resort by Swiss-Belhotel
Jl. Majapahit No. 18, Kuta
P. 762 818, F. 756 678
www.swiss-belhotel.com
D’sriwing
Jl. Pantai Kuta, Gg. Buntu,
Br. Pande-Kuta, P. 751 396
www.villadsriwing-bali.com
Grand Istana Rama
Jl. Pantai Kuta/PO BOX 3293
P. 752 208,
www.grandistanarama.com
Hard Rock Hotel
Jl. Pantai Kuta, P. 761 869
www.hardrockhotels.net
Harris Sunset Road
Jl. Pura Mertasari Sunset Road Kuta
P. 8481 007, F. 8481 007
www.harris-sunsetroad-bali.com
Harris Resort Kuta
Jl. Pantai Kuta/PO Box 2073
P. 753 868, www.harris-kuta.com
Harris Riverview
Jl. Raya Kuta 62 A, Badung
P. 761 007, F.761 007
www.harris-riverview-bali.com
Inna Kuta Beach
Jl. Pantai Kuta No. 1,
P. 751 361
www.dps.wasantara.net.id
Kuta Sea View Hotel
Jl. Pantai Kuta, P. 751 961
www.kutaseaviewhotel.com
Kuta Town House
Jl. Majapahit, Gg. Nusa Indah no.4
Kuta, P. 750 632
www.kutatownhouses.com
Mercure Kuta
Jl. Pantai Kuta P. 767 411, F. 767 417
www.mercurekutabali.com
Mercure Bali Harvestland Kuta
Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai No.8
Simpang Siur
P. 750 483, F. 750 482
www.mercurebaliharvestland.com
Poppies Cottages
Jl. Legian, Gg. Poppies I No. 19, Legian
P. 751 059, F. 752 364
www.poppiesbali.com
Ramayana Resort & Spa
Jl. Bakung Sari - Kuta
P. 751864, F. 751866
www.ramayanahotel.com
The STONES
Jl. Raya pantai Kuta,
P. 766 100, F. 768 100
www.thestones-kuta.com
SOUTH KUTA BEACH AREA
Aston Inn Tuban
Jl. Kediri No. 5, Tuban,
P. 762 828, F. 762 829
www.astoninntuban.com
Bali Garden Hotel
Jl. Dewi Sartika Po.Box 1062 Kuta
P. 752 725, www.baligardenhotel.com
Harris Hotel Tuban
Jl. Dewi Sartika Tuban,
P. 765 255, F. 766 258
www.harris-tuban.com
Kuta Paradiso Hotel
Jl. Kartika Plaza, Tuban, P. 761 414
www.kutaparadisohotel.com
The Sandi Phala
Jl. Wana Segara, Tuban; P. 753 780
F. 753 781; www.thesandiphala.com
Bali Rani Hotel
Jl. Kartika Plaza, P. 751 369
www.baliranihotel.com
Bali Dynasty Resort
Jl. Kartika Plaza, Kuta; P. 752 403
www.balidynasty.com/gl
Discovery Kartika Plaza Hotel
Jl. Kartika Plaza, South Kuta Beach
P. 751 067, F. 753 568
www.discoverykartikaplaza.com
Hotel Santika Beach
Jl. Kartika Plaza, Kuta
P. 751 267, F. 751 260
www.santikabali.com
Holiday Inn Resort Baruna Bali
Jl. Wana Segara 33, Tuban
P. 755 577, F. 754 549
www.bali.holidayinn.com
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RAMA BEACH Resort & Villas
Jl. Jenggala, Tuban P. 751 557, F. 751 768
www.ramabeachhotel.com
Ramada Bintang Bali Resort
Jl. Kartika Plaza P. 753 292, F. 753 293
www.bintang-bali-hotel.com
Risata Bali Resort & Spa
Jl. Jenggala, South Kuta, P. 753 340,
F. 753 304, www.risatabali.com
The Patra Bali Resort & Villas
Jl. Ir. Juanda, South Kuta Beach
P. 9361 161, F. 9352 030
www.patra-jasa.com
LEGIAN AREA
All Seasons Legian Bali
Jl. Padma Utara, Legian, P. 767 688,
F. 756 197, www.allseasonslegian.com
Bali Mandira Beach Resort & Spa
Jl. Padma 2, Legian, P. 751 381,
F. 752 377, www.balimandira.com
Bali Niksoma
Jl. Padma Utara Legian Kaja,
P. 751946, F. 766 476
www.baliniksoma.com
Dekuta
Jl. Pantai Kuta Poppies Lane II
P. 753 880, F. 752 787
www.dekuta.com
Padma Resort Bali
Jl. Padma No.1, Legian
P. 752 111, F. 752 140,
www.padmahotels.com
Jayakarta Hotel
JL. Werkudara Legian, Kuta
P. 751 433F. 752 765
www.jayakartahotelsresorts.com
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Legian Beach Hotel
Jl. Melasti legian P. 755 711, F. 752 651
www.legianbeachbali.com
O~CE~N Bali By Outrigger
Jl. Arjuna 88X Legian, Kuta
P. 737 400 F. 737 408
www.outrigger-bali.com
Ramada Resort Camakila
Jl. Pura Bagus Teruna, Legian Kaja,
Kuta, P. 752 877, F. 752 870
www.ramadaresortcamakila.com
Villa de daun
Jl. Raya Legian 123B
Kuta, P. 756 276, F. 750 643
www.villadedaun.com
White Rose Hotel
Jl. Legian Kuta,
P. 756 515, F. 753 523
www.sunislandboutiquevillas.com
SEMINYAK AREA
Amadea Resort & Villas
Jl. Laksmana Oberoi No. 55,
P. 847 8155, F. 847 8157
www.amadeabali.com
Anantara Seminyak Bali
Jl. Abimanyu (Dhyana Pura),
Seminyak, P. 737 773, F. 737 772
www.anantara.com
Aston Bhavana Villas
Jl. Pangkung Sari Br Taman, Seminyak,
P. 4730 533, F. 4730 143
www.astonbhavana.com
Barissan Villa
Jl. Dyana Pura (Camplung Tanduk)
Gang Jamu-jamu N o. 1, Seminyak
P. 734 553
www.villa-barissan.com
Bali Island Villas & Spa
Jl Raya Petitenget No. 469, Seminyak
P. 4736 656
www.islandvillasbali.com
Bali Mystique Hotel
Jl. Petitenget 2000 XX,
P. 4730 465
www.balimystique.com
Bian Yue
Br Umalas kauh II 106 / Tunon
Kerobokan, P. 4735 405, F. 4736 888
www.abianbiubali.com
B Villa
Jl. Braban No. 63, Seminyak
P. 736 826, F. 734 740
www.bvilla.com
Desa Seni
Jl. Kayu Putih No. 13, Pantai Berawa,
Canggu, P. 844 6392, F. 844 6394
www.desaseni.com
Fave Hotel
Jl. Abimanyu (Dhyana Pura) No. 9A,
Seminyak P. 0361 739 000,
F. 0361 730 377
www.favehotels.com
Grand Balisani Suites
Jl. Batubelig, Seminyak
P. 4730 550
www.balisani.com
Kamuela Villas
Jl. Bali Deli, Seminyak,
P. 780 0535, F. 767 323
www.kamuelavillas.com
Kanishka Villas
Jl. Kunti, Seminyak,
P. 733 870, F. 708 905
www.kanishkavillas.com
La Vie Boutique Villa
Jl. Dyana Pura No. 11 Seminyak
P. 732 169, F. 732 916
La Villa Mathis
Jl. Bumbak 81, Banjar Anyar,
Umalas - Seminyak
P. 4733 311
www.villamathis.com
Quadrifoglio Villas
Jl. Bumbak Gg Pulau Sipora,
Br Anyar Kelod, Umalas,
P. 744 2516 / 847 5046
www.holidayandbusiness.com
Semara resort & Spa
Jl. Petitenget, Seminyak
P. 847 6661, F. 847 6665
www.semararesort.com
Sentosa Private Villas & Spa
Jl. Pura Telaga Waja
Petitenget, P. 730 333
www.balisentosa.com
Serene Villas
Jl. Drupadi No. 22
Seminyak, P. 730 899
www.serenevilla.com
The Amala
Jl. Kunti No. 108, Seminyak
P. 738 866, F. 734 299
www.theamala.com
The - Dusun - Hotel
Jl. Kayujati no.8,Petitenget
P. 734 000, F. 734 100
www.the-dusun.com
The Elysian
Jl. Sari Dewi no. 18
Seminyak, P. 730 999
www.theelysian.com
The Haven
Jl. Raya Seminyak 500
P. 738 001
www.thehavenbali.com
The Legian
Jl. Laksmana-Oberoi, Seminyak
P. 730 622, F. 730 623
www.ghmhotels.com
The Royal Beach Seminyak Bali
Jl. Camplung Tanduk, Seminyak
P. 730 730, F. 730 545
www.theroyalbeachseminyakbali.com
The Samaya
Jl. Laksmana, Seminyak, P. 731 149
www.thesamayabali.com
The Seminyak Beach Resort & Spa
Jl. Kayu Aya, Seminyak
P. 730 814, F. 730 815
www.theseminyak.com
The Villas Bali Hotel & Spa
Jl. Kunti, Seminyak, P. 730 840
www.thevillas.net
The Oberoi
Jl. Kayu Aya, Seminyak Beach
P. 730 361, F. 730 791
www.oberoihotels.com
Uma Sapna
Jl. Drupadi No. 20xx,
Basangkasa, Seminyak
P. 736 628, www.umasapna.com
Villa Barissan
Jl. Dyana pura (Caplak Tanduk)
gang Jamu-Jamu N0. 1, Seminyak
P. 734 553, E. info@balquisse.com
www.villa-barissan.com
Villa Serai
Jl. Bumbak, Banjar Anyar Kelod No. 69,
Umalas, Bali
P. 847 5008, E. info@balquisse.com
www.villa-serai.com
Villa Karishma
Jl. Umalas Klecung 10A, Umalas
P. 847 67061, F. 847 6705
www.baliluxuryvillas.com
Umalas Residence
Jl. Umalas II No. 83, Umalas,
Kerobokan-Kuta, P. 737 500
www.umalasresidence.com
Villa Kubu
Jl. Raya Seminyak, Gang Plawa No. 33 F
P. 731 129, www.villakubu.com
Villa Serai
Jl. Bumbak, Banjar Anyar Kelod No. 69,
Umalas, P. 847 5008
www.villa-serai.com
Vivalavi Villas & Spa
Jl. Merta Sari, 31X, P. 847 6028
www.vivalavibali.com
W Retreat & Spa Bali - Seminyak
Jl. Petitenget
Seminyak, Kerobokan
P. 4738 106, F. 4738 104
www.whotels/baliseminyak
Villa Sun and Sea
Jl. laksmana no 58
(gang Seminyak square),
Oberoi-Seminyak, P. 847 81 87
www.villanabali.ru/en
Maya Sayang Pool Villa & Bar
Jl. Mertasari No. 1 Seminyak
P. 732 230 F. 730 587
www.mayasayang-bali.com
SANUR AREA
Aston Legend Villas
Jl. Cemara No. 33, Sanur,
P. 270 567, F. 270 562
www.astonlegendsanur.com
Bali Hyatt
Jl. Danau Tamblingan 89, Sanur
P. 281 234, F. 287 693
www.bali.resort.hyatt.com

Bali Pavilions Villas
Jl. Danau Tamblingan, No. 76
Sanur, P. 288 381
F. 288 382
www.balipavilions.com
Ellora Villas
Jl. Danau Tamblingan 60, Sanur
P. 285 204, F. 285 914
www.elloravillasbali.com
Harrads
Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai No. 888
Sanur, P. 722 071, F. 722 174
www.harradshotel.com
Inna Grand Bali Beach
Jl. Hangtuah No.58 Sanur
P. 288 511, F. 287 917
www.innagrandbalibeach.com
Mercure Resort Sanur
Jl. Mertasari, Sanur
P. 288 833, F. 287 303
www.mercureresortsanur.com
Puri Santrian
Jl. Danau Tamblingan No.63, Sanur
P. 288 009, F. 287 101
www.santrian.com
Sanctuario
Jl. Pucuk I No. 67, Tangtu, Sanur
P. 467 311, F. 461 300
www.sancturio.com
Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel & Suites
Jl. Hang Tuah 46, Sanur
P. 281 781, F. 289 166
www.sanurparadise.com
Sanur Beach Hotel
Jl. Danau Tamblingan, Sanur
P. 288 011, F. 288 106 / 287 928
www.sanurbeach.aerowisata.com
Segara Village
Jl. Segara Ayu, Sanur,
P. 288 407, F. 287 242
www.segaravillage.com
Sudamala Suites & Villas
Jl. Sudamala No. 20, Sanur
P. 288 555, F. 288 333
www.sudamalaresorts.com
The Gangsa Private Villa
JL. Tirta akasa no. 28, Sanur,
P. 270 260, F. 270 262
www. thegangsa.com
Villa Mahapala
Jl. Pantai Sindhu, Sanur
P. 286 222, F. 281 222,
www.villamahapala-bali.com
NUSA DUA AREA
Villa Alamanda
Puri Tirta Villas
Jalan Setra Gandamayu III
Tanjung Benoa, Nusa Dua
P. 847 81 87
www.villanabali.ru/en
Aman Nusa Resort
Nusa Dua,
P. 772 333, F. 772 335
www.amanresorts.com
Ayodya Resort Bali
PO Box 46, Nusa Dua,
P. 771 102, F. 771 616
www.ayodyaresortbali.com
Cantik Villa
Puri Tirta Villas
Jalan Setra Gandamayu III,
Tanjung Benoa, Nusa Dua
P. 847 81 87
www.villanabali.ru/en
Club Med Bali
Jl. Lot 6, Nusa Dua Bali
P. 771 521, F. 771 831
www.clubmed.com
Grand Hyatt Bali
PO Box 53, Nusa Dua,
P. 771 234, F. 772 038
www.grand.hyatt.com
Kayumanis Nusa Dua
BTDC Area Nusa Dua
PO Box 777 Nusa Dua
P. 770 777, F. 770 770
www.kayumanis.com
Melia Bali Villas & Spa Resort
Kawasan Wisata BTDC
Lot 1 Nusa Dua, P. 771 510, F. 775 207
www.solmelia.com
Nikko Bali Resort & Spa
Jl. Raya Nusa Dua Selatan
P. 773 377, F. 773 388
www.nikkobali.com
Novotel Nusa Dua
BTDC Complex, Nusa Dua
P. 848 0555, F. 848 0556
www.novotelnusaduabali.com
Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa
Kawasan Pariwisata Nusa Dua,
PO Box 1028, P. 771 210, F. 771 229
www.nusaduahotel.com
Ocean Blue Hotel Bali
Jl. Raya Kampial, Nusa Dua
P. 776 700, F. 773 284
www.oceanbluehotelbali.com
Swiss-Belhotel Bay View Villas
Jl. Kebo Iwa, Taman Mumbul,
Nusa Dua, P. 847 8000, F. 847 8001
www.swiss-belhotel.com
www.swiss-belhotelbayviewvilla.com
The Bale
Jl. Nusa Dua Selatan, PO Box 76,
Nusa Dua, P. 775 111, F. 775 222
www.thebale.com
The Grand Hyatt Bali
Jl. Nusa Dua Selatan No 8
P. 776 688,F. 773 636
www.thegrandbali.com
The Laguna Resort & Spa
Kawasan Pariwisata
Nusa Dua Lot N2, Nusa Dua
P. 771 327, F. 771 326
www.luxurycollection.com/bali
The St. Regis Bali Resort
Kawasan Pariwisata Nusa Dua Lot S6,
Nusa Dua, P. 847 8111
F. 847 8099, www.stregis.com
The Villas at Bali Golf & Country Club
Kawasan Wisata Nusa Dua
P. 771 791, F. 771 797
www.BaliGolfandCountryClub
The Westin Resorts
PO Box 36, Nusa Dua
P. 771 906, F. 772 048
www.westin.com/bali
Courtyard by Marriott Bali Nusa Dua
Kawasan Pariwisata Lot SW1
Nusa Dua, P. 300 3888, F. 300 3999
TANJUNG BENOA AREA
Aston Bali Beach Resort & Spa
Jl. Pratama, Tanjung Benoa
P. 773 577, F. 774 954,
www.AstonBali.com
Bali Tropic Resort & Spa
Jl. Pratama no.34 A, P. 772 130,
F. 772 131, www.balitropic-resort.com
Conrad Bali
Jl. Pratama 168, Tanjung Benoa
P. 778 788, F. 773 888
www.conradbali.com
Grand Mirage Hotel
Jl. Pratama No.72-74, Tanjung, Benoa
P. 771 888, F. 773 872
www.grandmirage.com
Melia Benoa All Inclusive Resort
Jl. Pratama, Tanjung Benoa
P. 771 714, F. 772 739
www.meliabenoa.com
Novotel Benoa Bali
Jl. Pratama, Tanjung Benoa
P. 772 239, F. 772 237
www.novotelbalibenoa.com
Ramada Resort Benoa Bali
Jl. Pratama no.97 A, Tanjung Benoa
P. 773 730, F. 773 840
www.ramadaresortbenoa.com
Rumah Bali Bed & Breakfast
Jl. Pratama, Tanjung Benoa
P. 771 256
www.bedandbreakfastbali.com
The Royal Santrian
Jl Pratama, Tanjung Benoa
P. 778 181, F. 776 999
www.theroyalsantrian.com
JIMBARAN AREA
Alila Villas Uluwatu
Jl. Belimbing Sari, Br. Tambiyak,
Desa Pecatu,
P. 848 2166, F. 848 2188
www.alilahotels.com
Ayana Bali Resort & Spa
Jl. Karang Mas Sejahtera, Jimbaran
P. 702 222, F. 701 555
www.ayanaresort.com
Azzalea Villa
Jl. Batas Kauh No. 5B, Jimbaran
P. 701 978, www.villa-azzalea.com
Banyan Tree Ungasan, Bali
Jl. Melasti, Banjar Kelod, Ungasan
P. 300 7000, F. 300 7777
www.banyantree.com
Bvlgari Hotels & Resort
Jl. Goa Lempeh, Uluwatu, P. 847 1000,
F. 847 1111, www.bulgarihotels.com
Four Seasons Resort Bali
Jimbaran Bay, P. 701 010, F. 701 022
www.fourseasons.com
Gending Kedis
Jl. Karang Mas Sejahtera 100Y
Jimbaran, P. 708 906, F. 708 905
www.gendingkedis.com
Intercontinental Bali Resort
Jl. Uluwatu No. 45 Jimbaran
P. 701 888, F. 701 777
www.bali.intercontinental.com
Jimbaran Puri Bali
Jl. Uluwatu, Jimbaran, P. 701 605
F. 701 320, www.jimbaranpuribali.com
Karma Jimbaran
Jl. Bukit Permai, Jimbaran,
P. 708 800, F. 708 801
www.karmajimbaran.com
Karma Kandara
Jl. Villa Kandara, Banjar Wijaya
Kusuma, Ungasan, P. 848 2200,
F. 848 2244, www.karmakandara.com
Keraton Jimbaran Resort & Spa
Jl. Mrajapati Jimbaran
P. 701 961, F. 701 991
www.keratonjimbaranresort.com
Kayumanis Jimbaran
Private Estate & Spa
Jl. Yoga Perkanthi, Jimbaran, P. 705777
F. 705 102, www.jimbaran.com
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Kupu Kupu Jimbaran
Jl. Bukit Permai Banjar Pesalakan,
Jimbaran, P. 703 342, F. 704 449
E. reservation@kupubarong.com
www.kupubarong.com
Mahagiri Villas Dreamland
Jl. Kahuripan Br. Bakung Sari, Ungasan
P. 848 1223, F. 848 1230
www.mahagirivillasdreamland.com
New Kuta Condotel
Kawasan Pecatu Indah Resort
Jl. New Kuta Condotel, Pecatu
P. 848 4555, F. 848 4545
www.bwnewkutacondotel.com
Pat-Mase Villa
Jl. Karang Mas Sejahtera, no. 100X
Jimbaran Bukit Permai
P. 708 708, F. 708 712
www.pat-mase.com
Semara Luxury Villa Resort
Uluwatu
Jl. Pantai Selatan Dau
Banjar Wijaya Kusuma, Ungasan
P. 848 2111, F. 848 2308
www.semarauluwatu.com
Sky House Villa
JL. Goa Gong - Jimbaran - Bali
P. 847 81 87
www.villanabali.ru/en
The Jewel Villa
JL. Goa Gong - Tiara Nusa Estate
Bukit Jimbaran - Bali
P. 847 81 87
www.villanabali.ru/en
The Shaba
Jl. Uluwatu, Gang Gigit Sari,
Jimbaran
P. 701 695, F. 703 087
www.shaba-bali.com
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Villa Balquisse
Jl. Uluwatu No. 18X
P. 701 695, F. 703 087
www.balquisse.com
UBUD AREA
Agung Raka Bungalow
Jl. Raya pengosekan
P. 975 757
www.agungraka.com
Alila Ubud
Desa Melinggih, Kelod, Payangan
Gianyar, P. 975 963, F. 975 968
www.alilahotels.com
Arma Resort
Jl. Raya Pengosekan, Teges Sekawan,
P. 973 495, F. 975 332
www.armaresort.com
Amandari
Jl. Raya Kedewatan, Ubud,
P. 975 333, F. 975 335
www.amanresorts.com
Ananda Cottages
Jl. Raya Sanggingan,Ubud
P. 975 376 F. 975 375
www.anandaubud.com
Bagus Jati Villa
Banjar Jati Desa Sebatu Tegalalang,
Ubud, P. 978 885, F. 974 666
www.bagusjati.com
Barong Resort & Spa
Jl. Monkey Forest, Ubud,
P. 971 759, F. 973 197
www.barong-resort.com
Bebek Tepi Sawah Restaurant & Villas
Jl. Raya Goa Gajah Br. Teges, Peliatan,
Ubud P. 970 388, F. 970 377
www.tepisawahvillas.com
Campuhan Hotel
Jl. Raya Campuhan , Ubud
P. 975 369, F. 975 137
www.campuhan-bali.com
COMO Shambhala
Banjar Begawan, Desa Melinggih
Kelod, Payangan, Gianyar
P. 978 888, F. 978 889
www.cse.comoshambhala.bz
Elephant Safari Park Lodge
Jl. Elephant Park Taro, Ubud
P. 721 480, F. 721 481
www.elephantsafariparklodge.com
Fibra Inn
Jl. Monkey Forest, Ubud,
P. 975 451, F. 978 275
www.fi brainn.com
Fivelements, Puri Ahimsa
Br. Baturning, Mambal, Badung
P. 469206, www.fi velements.org
Four Season Resort
Br. Kedewatan, Sayan-Ubud
P. 977 577, F. 977 588
www.fourseasons.com
FuramaXclusive Villas & Spa Ubud
Banjar Bindu, Mambal
Jl. Raya Mambal Badung
P. 746 3064, F. 460 198
www.furamavillasandspa.com
Gayatri Villa
Br. Baung, Sayan - Ubud,
P. 972 333, F. 972 666
www.gayatrivilla.com
Kamandalu Resort and Spa
Jl. Tegallalang, Banjar Nagi, Ubud
P. 975 825, F. 975 851
www.kamandaluresort.com
Kayumanis Ubud
Kayumanis Private Villas, Sayan Ubud
P. 972 777, F. 972 660
www.kayumanis.com
Kupu Kupu Barong Villas & Tree Spa
Kedewatan, PO Box 7, Ubud,
P. 975 478, F. 975 079
www.kupubarong.com
Komaneka Resort
Jl. Monkey Forest, Ubud,
P. 976 090, F. 977 140
www.komaneka.com
Komaneka Bisma
Jl. Bisma Ubud,
P. 971 933, F. 971 955
www.komaneka.com
Komaneka Tanggayuda
Br. Tangga Yuda, Kedewatan Ubud
P. 978 123, F. 973 084
www.komaneka.com
Kori Ubud Resort & Spa
Jl. Raya Sanggingan Campuhan, Ubud
P. 972 487, F. 972 486
www.koriubud.com
Maya Ubud Resort & Spa
Jl. Gunung Sari Peliatan
PO Box 1001 Ubud
P. 977 888, F. 977 555
www.mayaubud.com
Natura Resort & Spa
Banjar Laplapan, Ubud,
P. 978 666, F. 978 222
www.naturaresortbali.com
Pertiwi Bungalow
Jl. Monkey Forest,
P. 975 236, F. 975 559
www.pertiwi.net.id
Pita Maha Resort
Jl. Raya Sanggingan/P.O. BOX 198
P. 974 330, F. 974 329
www.pitamaharesorts-bali.com
Puri Bunga Hotel
Br. Kedewatan, P.O. BOX 141, Ubud
P. 975 488, F. 975 073
www.puribungavillage.net
The Royal Pitamaha
Ds. Kedewatan/PO. BOX 198, Ubud
P. 980 022, F. 980 011
www.royalpitamaha-bali.com
The Chedi Club
Jl. Goa Gajah, Tengkulak Kaja Gianyar -
Ubud, P. 975 685
The Mansion
Jl. Penestanan, Sayan - Ubud
P. 972 616
www.themansionbali.com
Ubud Hanging Gardens
Desa Buahan, Ubud
P. 982 700, F. 982 800
www.ubudhanginggardens.com
Uma Ubud
Jl. Raya Sanggingan, Banjar
Lungsiakan, Kedewatan - Ubud
P. 972 448, F. 972 449
www.uma.como.bz
Viceroy Bali
Jln. Lanyahan, Br. Nagi, Ubud
P. 971 777, F. 970 777
www.viceroybali.com
Warwick Ibah Luxury Villas & Spa
PO Box 193, Ubud,
P. 974 466, F. 974 467
www.warwickibah.com
Baliwood Resort & Villas
Jl. Penestanan, Sayan - Ubud
P. 972 616, F. 972 632
OUT OF TOWN
Alila Manggis
Desa Manggis Karangasem
P. (0363) 410 11, F. (0363) 410 15
www.alilahotels.com
Alam Asmara Dive & Resort
Jl. Raya Candidasa, Candidasa
P. (0363) 419 29, F. (0363) 421 01
www.alamasmara.com
Amankila
Jl. Buitan, Manggis, Karangasem
P. (0363) 410 11, F. (0363) 415 55
www.amanresorts.com
Arya Amed Beach Resort
Amed, Karangasem,
P. (0363) 23 513, F. (0363) 21 941
www.aryaamed.com
Apa Kabar Viilas
Amed, Bunutan, Karangasem
P. (0363) 23 492, F. (0363) 23 492
www.apakabarvillas.com
Bali Handara Kosaido Club
Bedugul Singaraja
P. (0362) 226 46
www.balihandarakosaido.com
Bali Mystique Santi
Candi Dasa,
P. (0363) 416 11
www.balimystique.com
Bali Paradise Hotel
Jl. Kartika / Kalibukbuk
Lovina – Singaraja
P. (0362) 414 32, F. (0362) 414 32
www.baliparadisehotel.com
Bayshore Villas Candi Dasa
P. (0363) 428 23
www.bayshorecandidasa.com
Candi Beach Hotel
Mendira beach, Sengkidu,
Candi Dasa, Karangasem
P. (0363) 412 34, F. (0363) 411 11
www.candibeachbali.com

Chedi Club Goa Ubud
Jl. Raya Goa Gajah, Br. Tengkulak,
Gianyar, P. 975 685
www.ghmhotels.com
Damai Lovina Villas
Jl. Damai Kayu Putih, Lovina –
Singaraja, P. (0362) 410 08 / 415 01,
F. (0362) 410 09, www.damai.com
Hotel Tugu Bali
Jl. Pantai Batu Bolong, Canggu-Bali
P. 4731 701, F. 4731 708
www.tuguhotels.com
Mumbul Guesthouse
Gang Mumbul, Anturan
P. 0858 5743 8882, www.mumbul.net
Pan Pacifi c Nirwana Bali Resort
Jl. Raya Tanah Lot PO Box 158 Tabanan
P. 815 900, F. 815 902
www.panpacifi c.com
Lorin Saba Bai
Jl. Raya Panti Saba, Blahbatu
Gianyar, P. 297 070, www.livbali.com
Lilin Lovina Beach Hotel
Jl. Raya Lovina, Lovina Beach
P. (0362) 416 70
www.lilinlovinabeachhotel.com
Matahari Beach, Resort & Spa
Pemuteran, Singaraja
P. (0362) 923 12, F. (0362) 923 13
www.matahari-beach-resort.com
Nusa Lembongan Resorts
Jl. Raya Pelabuhan Benoa 699x
PO Box 3846, P. 725 864, F. 725 866
www.nusalembonganresorts.com
Pondok Sari
Desa Pemuteran, Gerokgak Singaraja
P. (0362) 947 38, F. (0362) 923 37
www.pondoksari.com
Puri Ganesha Villa
Desa Pemuteran, Grokgak, Singaraja
P. (0362) 947 66, F. (0362) 934 33
www.puriganesha.com
Santai Hotel Bali
Bunutan, Amed, Karangasem
P. (0363) 234 87, F. (0363) 235 85
www.santaibali.com
Shanti Hotel
Desa Sambangan Buleleng, North of
Bali, P. (0362) 700 1331, F. (0362) 231 20
www.shanti-northbali.com
Sunari Villas & Spa Resort
Jl. Raya Lovina, Lovina Beach,
Singaraja, North Bali
P. (0362) 417 75, www.sunari.com
The Griya
Bunutan, Amed, Karangasem
P. 0811 976 444
www.thegriya.com
Tirta Ayu Hotel
Jl. The Water Village, Karangasem
P. (0363) 225 03, F. (0363) 225 03
www.hoteltirtagangga.com
Waka Shorea Resort
Jl. Imam Bonjol No. 467,
P. 482 064, F. 482 063
www.wakashorearesort.com
RESTAURANTS
DENPASAR AREA
Domino’s Pizza
Denpasar Junction
Jl. Raya Teuku Umar No.1,
Denpasar, P. 257 675
KUTA AREA
Alang alang Restaurant
@ Mercure Kuta
Jl. Pantai Kuta, P. 767 411, F. 767 417
www.mercurekutabali.com
Black Canyon Coff ee
Discovery Shoping Mall
Unit MG 109, Kuta, P. 769 720
ESC
Jl. Legian 61, 3rd fl oor - Kuta
P. 756 362, F. 751 574, Del. 751 000
www.escufs.com
Gateway of India
Jl. Pantai Kuta No. 11, P. 754 463
Jl. Abimanyu 10, Seminyak, P. 732 940
Jl. Danau Tamblingan 103, Sanur
P. 281 579
Kebab Palace
Morrocan Restaurant
Jl. Kartika Plaza #3-Kuta, P. 758 075
Mormor’s Hus
Norwegian Restaurant,
Jl. Pura Mertasari No. 28
Sunset Road, Kuta, P. 847 7363 / 847 7263
Papa’s Limoncello Bali
Jl. Pantai Kuta, P. 755 055, F. 750 751
www.limoncellobali.com
Poppies Restaurant
Jl. Legian, Gg. Poppies I No. 19, Legian,
P. 751 059, F. 752 364
www.poppiesbali.com
Takigawa Restaurant
@Le Nirwana Pullman Legian
Jl. Pantai Kuta Bali, P. 766 865
The 101 Legian
Jl. Raya Legian No. 117, Badung
P. 300 1101, F. 300 2101
www.the101bali.com
Samudra Cafe
@ Grand Istana Rama
Grand Istana Rama Hotel
Jl. Pantai Kuta, Kuta, P. 752 208
F. 745 852, www.grandistanarama.com
Segara Fresh Sea Food
Fresh sea food cooked in
Balinese style, Jl. Kartika Plaza - Kuta
P. 769 613 / 755 522
Starz Dinner
@ Hard Rock Hotel Kuta
Jl. Pantai Kuta, P. 761 869, F. 761 868
www.bali.hardrockhotels.net
Sushi Tei
Jl. Sunset Road 99
P. 780 7744 / 780 7288 / 780 7455
F. 847 7346, www.sushitei.com
TJ’s
Mexican Restaurant
Poppies Lane 1 Kuta, P. 751 093
www.tjbali.com
SOUTH KUTA BEACH AREA
Asian Spices
Jl. Kartika Plaza, P. 763900, F. 763200
Batan Waru
Balinesse Food
Discovery Mall, Kuta, P. 766 303
B’ Couple @ Kuta Paradiso
Jl. Kartika Plaza PO.BOX 1133 & 1134,
Tuban, P. 761 414, F. 756 944
Black Canyon Coff ee
Ngurah Rai AirPort, P. 757 248
Blue Fin
Jl. Kartika Plaza # 16, Tuban
P. 763 100 / 764 100
Bubba Gump Shrimp Co.
Jl. Kartika Plaza 8X,
Kuta Center
P. 754 028, F. 754 033
www.bubbagump.com
Burger King
Discovery Shoping Mall
Jl. Kartika Plaza, Kuta
P. 769 835
Restaurant Support Centre
Wisma 46 – Kota BNI, 7th fl oor
Jl. Jend Sudirman kav. 1, Jakarta
P. 021 – 572 1368
Coco Bistro
Discovery Shopping Mall Mg 49
Jl. Kartika Plaza, Kuta,
P. 769 611
www.tropicalbalirestaurant.com
Domino’s Pizza
Bali Discovery Mall
Jl. Kartika Plaza, Unit MGF1A, Kuta
P. 769 830
Kuta Beachwalk
Jl. Pantai Kuta, Lt 1 Blok ENo. 20a, 21
Bali 80361 – Indonesia
Telp : (0361) 765 777
Gabah Restaurant & Bar
@Ramayana Resort & Spa
Jl. Bakung Sari - Kuta
P. 751864, F. 751866
www.ramayanahotel.com
Golden Lotus Restaurant
@ Bali Dynasty Resort
Jl. Kartika, PO.BOX 2047 Tuban
P. 752 403, F. 752 219,
www.balidynasti.com
Ifi ori Ristorante
Jl. Kartika Plaza, Kuta,
P. 750 158
Impala 60’s
Jl. Kartika Plaza, No. 45 X - Kuta
P. 763 843,
virajbhammar@gmail.com
Kin Khao
Thailand Restaurant
Jl. Kartika Plaza No.170, Kuta
P. 757 808
Kunyit Bali @ Hotel Santika
Balinese Restaurant
Jl. Kartika Plaza, Kuta, P. 759 991
www.santika.net
La Cucina
@Discovery Kartika Plaza Hotel
Jl. Kartika Plaza, South Kuta Beach
P. 751 067, F. 753 568
www.discoverykartikaplaza.com
Ma Joly
Jl. Wana Segara, Tuban
P. 753 780, F. 753 781
www.ma-joly.com
Pump House
Waterbom Park
Jl. Kartika Plaza, P. 755 676
SANDS @ Hotel Santika Premiere
Beach Resort, Jl. Kartika Plaza, Tuban
P. 751 267, F. 761 889
www.santikabali.com
Tepan Noodle
@Discovery Kartika Plaza Hotel
Jl. Kartika Plaza, South Kuta Beach
P. 751 067, F. 753 568
www.discoverykartikaplaza.com
The Pond
@ Discovery Kartika Plaza Hotel
Jl. Kartika Plaza, South Kuta Beach
P. 751 067, F. 753 568
www.discoverykartikaplaza.com
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Helen Flavel Foundati on Inc (HFF) Australia and Peduli
Sesama Helen Flavel Foundati on (PSHFF) Singaraja Bali
focus on giving the children
from the poorest families living in North Bali
the opportunity to att end school.
We have been able to provide over 700 sponsorships to
students since the HFF and PSHFF fi rst began in 2004.
The sponsorships concentrate on children
from the very poorest regions where parents
toil and struggle just to put rice and vegetables
on the table each day.
Website: htt p://www.helenfl avelfoundati on.org
Email: helen@fl avel.com.au
LEGIAN AREA
Aromas
Jl. Legian Kelod, P. 761 113
Bella Rosa @ Padma Resort Bali
Italian Restaurant, Jl. Padma No. 1
Legian, P. 752 111, F. 752 140
www.padmaresortbali.com
Bale Banjar @ Legian Beach Hotel
Jl. Melasti Legian
P. 751 711,F. 752 651
Bianco
Italian & Indonesian Restaurant
Jl. Padma - Legian, P. 760 070
www.rama-restaurants-bali.com
Blue Ocean
Jl. Legian (Double Six), Legian
P. 747 2308
www.blueocean.com
Café Sendok
German Restaurant
Jl. Legian 139, Legian
P. 752 450
Celagi
@ Bali Mandira Beach Resort & Spa
Jl. Padma 2, Legian,
P. 751 381, F. 752 377
www.balimandira.com
Chinoiserie
Modern Chinese Dining
Jl. Sunset Road No.7, Kuta,
P. 808 8777
www.chinoiseriebali.com
Colour Cafe
@ All Seasons Legian Bali
Jl. Padma Utara, Legian
P. 767 688, F. 756 197
www.allseasonslegian.com
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Cube
Jl. Sunset Road No. 8, P. 805 0495
De Daun Restaurant
@ Villa De Daun
Jl. Raya Legian 123B
Kuta 80361, Bali Indonesia,
P. 756 276, F. 750 643
www.villadedaun.com
Drops
International Cuisine
Jl. Padma - Legian, P. 753 073
Flying Fish
@ O~CE~N Bali By Outrigger
Jl. Arjuna No. 88X Legian
P. 731 162,F. 737 408
www.outrigger.com
In – Villa Dining @ Villa De Daun
Jl. Raya Legian 123B, Kuta
P. 756 276, F. 750 643
www.villadedaun.com
Kopi Pot
Jl. Legian No. 139, P. 752 614
www.poppiesbali.com
Kori Restaurant
Gang Poppies II, P. 758 605, F. 752 510
www.korirestaurant.co.id
La Casa
International Restaurant
Jl. Werkudara No. 25, Legian
P. 751 822
Lais Restaurant
@ Legian Beach Hotel
Indonesian Specialty Restaurant
Legian Beach Hotel
Jl. Melasti legian, P. 755 711, F. 752 651
www.laisrestaurant.com
Mama’s
German Restaurant
Jl. Raya Legian, Legian, P. 761 151
www.bali-mamas.com
Nero Restaurant
Mediterranean Restaurant
Jl. Legian Kelod 384, Kuta
P. 750 756
Padi Padi
Indonesian Food
Jl. Sunset Road 88, Simpang Dewa Ruci
P. 764 788
Parasol
@ Bali Mandira Beach Resort & Spa
Jl. Padma 2, Legian
P. 751 381, F. 752 377
www.balimandira.com
Pearl
French Fine Dining
Jl. Double Six, Legian, P. 732 743
www.balihotelpearl.com
Planet Hollywood
Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai,
P. 757 827
www.planethollywoodbali.com
Ristorante Italia
Jl. Legian (Pantai Blue Ocean)
P. 755 500
Ryoshi
Bali Mall Galeria Lt. 1.1C # 55-57
P: 751684
Sushi Densha
Japanese Fusion
Jl. Legian (behind Mama’s Restaurant)
Kuta P. 763 616
Tanaya’s Cafe
@ Villa De Daun
Jl. Raya Legian 123B, Kuta 80361
P. 756 276, F. 750 643
www.villadedaun.com
Tenkai @ Padma Resort Bali
Jl. Padma No.1, Legian
P. 752 111, F. 752 140
www.padmaresortbali.co
Yut’z Place
Swiss Restaurant
Jl. Werkudara, No. 521, Legian
P. +62 81 239 51454
SEMINYAK AREA
Antique Restaurants
Jl. Dyana Pura,
Abimanyu Arcade No. 7
P. 730 907, F. 739 840
Artini Restaurant
@ Bali Mystique Hotel
Jl. Petitenget 2000 XX
P. 730 465,F. 730 465
Atrium Restaurant & Bar
Jl. Petitenget, Seminyak,
P. 847 6661, F. 847 6665
www.atriumbali.com
Aviary Restaurant
Seminyak Square
Jl. Laksmana Oberoi Unit C1-2
P. 732 512
www.aviarybali.com
Bali Bakery
Jl. Kayu Jati No.1
Seminyak Square. P. 738 033
Barcode
Jl. Petitenget 2001x
Petitenget - Kerobokan
P. 730 629, F. 733 123
www.barcodebali.com
Biku
Jl. Petitenget 888, P. 857 0888
www.bikubali.com
Black Canyon Coff ee
Seminyak Square
Jl. Laksamana, Oberoi – Seminyak
Unit C5-D5, P. 738 029
www.blackcanyoncoff e.co.id
Blossom @ Sentosa
Thai Food
Jl. Pura Telaga Waja, Petitenget,
Seminyak, P. 730 333
Braga Café
Seminyak Square,
Jl. Laksmana Oberoi Unit D. 7,
P. 216 7833
Breeze @ The Samaya
Beachfront fi ne dining -
western & Indonesia cuisine
Jl. Laksmana, Seminyak
P. 731 149, F. 731 203
www.thesamayabali.com
Burger King
Sunset Point
Jl. Sunset Road No. 88-99, Seminyak
P. 847 6848
Cabe Rawit
Indonesian Restaurant
Jl. Kunti No. 8, Seminyak
P. 744 0995,
www.caberawit.com
Café Bali
International Cuisine
Jl. Laksmana, Seminyak
P. 780 1515, F. 735 957
Café Marzano
Italian Restaurant
Jl. Double Six, P. 874 4438
Chandi
Jl. Laksmana 27, Seminyak,
P. 731 060 F. 731 060
www.chandibali.com
Chat Café Bali
Café bistro lounge
Jl. Kunti I No.18 Seminyak
P. 732 303, F. 738 707
Crazy Cow
Jl. Umalas II No. 62
Kerobokan, P. 473 2397
www.mycrazycow.com
Cocoon Beach Club
Jl. Double six, No. 66, Seminyak
P. 731 266, F. 731 155
www.cocoon-beach.com
Delicious Onion
Jl. Raya Basangkasa, Seminyak
P. +62 81 377 894 243
Dahana
Japanese Restaurant
Jl. Petitenget No. 98X, Petitenget
P. 730 131
Fire @ W Retreat & Spa Bal
Jl. Petitenget, Seminyak, Kerobokan
P. 4738 106, F. 300 222
www.whotels.com/baliseminyak
Gado Gado
Fine Dining on the beach
Jl. Dyana Pura No. 99 - Seminyak
P. 736 966, F. 736 955
www.gadogadorestaurant.com
Grocer & Grind
Jl. Kayu Jati 3X, Petitenget, Seminyak
P. 730 418
Gubug Makan Mang Engking
Jl. Nakula No. 88, Sunset Road, Denpasar
P. 882 2000, F. 887 9035
www.mangenkingbali.com
Husk @ The Royal Beach Seminyak Bali
Jl. Camplung Tanduk, Seminyak
P. 730 730, F. 730 545
www.theroyalbeachseminyakbali.com

JP’s Warung Club
Jl. Dyana Pura 6, Seminyak
P. 731 622
www.jps-warungclub.com
Kafe Betawi
Seminyak Square
Jl. Laksmana Oberoi Unit C.03
P. 736 765, www.kafebetawi.com
Kaizan
Jl. Laksmana Oberoi, P. 747 2324
Khaima
Moroccan Restaurant
Lounge & Bar
Jl. Laksmana (Oberoi Street) Kerobokan
P. 742 3925
www.khaimabali.com
KU DE TA
Modern International
Jl. Kayu Aya No. 9, Seminyak
P. 736 969, F. 736 767
www.kudeta.net
Kuni’s
Japanese Restaurant
Jl. Laksmana 80, Oberoi, Seminyak
P. 730 501
Kura Kura Restaurant
@ The Oberoi
Seminyak Beach Jl. Laksmana
P. 730 361, F. 730 791
K2
Japanese Warung Style
Jl. Laksmana, SeminyakP. 747 2324
La Lucciola
International
Jl. Kayu Ayu, Petitenget, Seminyak
P. 730 838
La Sal
Spanish Food & Lounge
Jl. Drupadi II - Seminyak, P. 738 321
www.lasalbali.com
Legend Bar
International Restaurant
Jl. Petitenget No. 886
Petitenget, P. 746 5218
www.thelegendbali.com
Le Spot @ Bali Deli
French & International Bistro
Jl. Kunti 117X, Seminyak
P. 738 686, www.balideli.net
Lestari Grill & Pasta
Jl. Umalas Lestari
Umalas Table 9X, P. 792 6375
Lilin Restaurant
Jl. Petitenget, Seminyak
P. 473 7979, F. 300 7972
www.ptthead.com
Loloan
Jl. Kayu Jati 9X, Petitenget-Seminyak
P. 736 677, F. 736 688
www.loloanbali.com
Lotus Restaurant
Jl. Laksamana 50B, Oberoi - Seminyak,
P. 736 270
Made’s Warung
Jl. Raya Seminyak, P. 732 130
Jl. Raya Kuta, P. 751 923
www.madeswarung.com
Mamasan Kithen Bar Lounge
Jl. Raya Kerobokan No. 135
Br. Taman, P. 730 436
www.mamasanbali.com
Mannekepis
Belgian Jazz-Blues Bistro
Jl. Raya Seminyak No. 2, Seminyak
P. 847 5784, F. 847 5785
www.mannekepis-bistro.com
Me’nu Restaurant
Jl. Dhyana Pura
Komp. Pertokoan Abimanyu 3,
Seminyak, P. 081 353 020 121
www.me-nu.us
Metis Restaurant
Jl. Petitenget No.6, Kerobokan Kelod
P. 4737 888, F. 847 5472
www.metisbali.com
Mykonos
Greek Taverna
Jl. Laksmana Seminyak
P. 733 253
Naughty Nuri’s warung
Jl. Batubelig No. 41, Kerobokan
P. 847 6722,
www.naughtynurisbali.com
Nutmegs – Dining at Hu’u
Jl. Petitenget, Kerobokan
P. 736 443
www.huubali.com
Oma Thia’s Kitchen
Jl. Mertasari no 2 B & C
Kerobokan, P. 3670654
Osteria Telese
Italian Restaurant
Jl. Laksmana 14,
Kerobokan, Seminyak
P. 734 566
Pandora
Italian Restaurant
Jl. Petitenget, Seminyak
P. 747 4637
Pantarei
Jl. Raya Seminyak 17A
Seminyak, P. 732 567
www.pantarei-restaurant-bali.com
Passargad Restaurant
Jl. Dyana Pura No. 3, Seminyak
P. 738 857, F. 738 857
Tuesday Night Pizza Club
Jl. Laksmana, Oberoi – Seminyak
P. 730 614
Potato Head Beach Club
Jl. Petitenget, Seminyak
P. 473 7979, F. 300 7972
www.ptthead.com
Queen’s Tandoor
Indian Cuisine
Jl. Raya Seminyak 73, Seminyak
P. 732 770, F. 732 771
www.queenstandoor.com
Rio Bar & Grill
Brazillian Style Churrascaria Restaurant
Jl. Raya Seminyak 31B
P. 732 685, F. 732 685
www.santaibali.com
Rumors
Jl. Laksmana, Seminyak
P. 738 720, F. 733 269
Rush Bamboo Restaurant
@ The Elysian
Jl. Sari Dewi No.18, Seminyak
P. 730 999, F. 737 509
www.elysianhotels.com
Rustica
Italian Restaurant
Jl. Batu Belig, No.1,Kerobokan, P. 737 812
Ryoshi
Japanese Restaurant
Jl. Raya Seminyak 15, P. 731 152
Sardine
Jl. Petitenget No. 21, Kerobokan
P. 4738 202, www.sardinebali.com
Sarong
Jl. Petitenget No. 19x, Kerobokan
P. 737 809, F. 737 810,
www.sarongbali.com
Sasa
Italian Food
Jl. Laksmana Oberoi No.78, Seminyak
P. 736 638, www.sasabali.com
Seaside
Double Six Beach, Seminyak
P. 737 140
www.seasidebali.com
SIP
Wine Bar
Jl. Raya Seminyak 16A
P. 730 810
www.sip-bali.com
Sorriso
Italian Restaurant
Jl. Drupadi - Seminyak
P. 738 307
www.sorrisobali.com
Soho
24 hours American Diner
Jl. Laksmana, Seminyak, P. 737 280
Spizziko Rosticceria
Seminyak Square
Jl. Laksmana Oberoi, P. 780 9374
Starfi sh Bloo @ W Retreat & Spa
Jl. Petitenget, Seminyak, Kerobokan
P. 4738 106, F. 300 222
www.whotels.com/baliseminyak
Suka Suka
Jl. Petitenget 88, Kerobokan Seminyak,
P. 735 933
The Junction
Jl. Laksamana - Oberoi, P. 735 610
The Living Room Bali
Asian & European Fusion Cuisine
Jl. Petitenget 2000X, Kerobokan -
Seminyak, P. 735 735, F. 736 736
www.thelivingroom-bali.com
The Restaurant @ The Legian
Jl. Laksmana-Oberoi, Seminyak
P. 730 622, F. 730 623
www.ghmhotels.com
Trattoria
Jl. Laksmana, Oberoi - Seminyak
P. 737 082, F. 737 082
www.trattoriabali.com
Tulip Restaurant & Lounge
Jl. Petitenget No. 69
P. 215 8787, F. 847 5468
Ultimo
Italian Restaurant, Jl. Laksmana 104x
Oberoi, Seminyak, P. 738 720, F. 733 269
www.balinesia.co.id
Vivai Restaurant & Bar
Seminyak Square Roof-top Terrace
Jl. Laksmana Oberoi, P. 738 016
www.vivaibali.com
Warisan Restaurant & Bar
Jl. Raya kerobokan No. 38,
P. 731 175
www.warisanrestaurant.com
Waroeng Bonita
International Restaurant
Jl. Petitenget No. 2000X, Petitenget
P. 731 918, www.bonitabali.com
Warung Bale Bali
Indonesian Chinese Food
Jl. Kunti 4B Seminyak.
P. 732 731, F. 732 731
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Warung Italia
Italian Food, Jl. Kunti - Seminyak,
P. 737 437
Warung Rima
Manadonese Food
Jl. Seminyak No. 2, Seminyak
P. 730973 / 735 310
Warung Sekar Taman
Balinesse Food
Jl. Mertasari, Laksamana, Seminyak
P. 082 8367 2920
Wild Orchid
@ Anantara Seminyak Bali
Jl. Abimanyu (Dhyana Pura), Seminyak
P. 737 773, F. 737 772
www.bali.anantara.com
Word of Mouth
Jl. Kunti No. 9,
Kunti Arcade, Shop 10, Seminyak,
P. 743 2565, www.wordofmouthbali.com
Zanzibar
Italian Food,
Jl. Pantai Arjuna (Blue Ocean),
Legian, Seminyak,
P. 733 529
www.zanzibarbali.com
CANGGU AREA
A live café
JL. Kayu putih/Subak sari No. 77,
Canggu, P. 847 5614
Om Organic Restaurant
Jl. Batu Bolong Canggu Beach
P.960 4121
Deus Ex Machina Restaurant
Jl.Batu Mejan No.8 Canggu
P. 368 3386
www.deus.co.id
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SANUR AREA
Arena
Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai Sanur
P. 287 255, www.arenabali.com
Basilico Italian Pavilion
@ Sanur Beach Bali
Jl. Danau Tamblingan Sanur
P. 288 011, F. 281 753
Cafe Batujimbar
Jl. Danau Tamblingan
P. 287 374, F. 284 103
www.cafebatujimbar.com
Café Wantilan
@ Bali Hyatt
Jl. Danau Tamblingan, Sanur
P. 281 234, F. 287 693
www.bali.resort.hyatt.com
Casa Luna
Jl. Danau Tamblingan
Sanur, P. 288 23
www.casalunabali.com
Cat & Fiddle
English / Irish Restaurant
Jl. Cemara, Sanur, P. 282 218
Double Dutch
Jl. Cemara Semawang No. 29
Sanur, P. 270 554
www.double-dutch-bali.eu
Fortune Cookie
Jl Sudamala No. 5
Sanur-Bali, P. 283 342
www.fortunecookiebali.com
Gong @ The Gangsa
Fine Balinesse Dining, Sanur, P. 270 260
Jazz Bar & Grill
Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai-Sanur, P. 285 892
Kama Ratih Restaurant
@GenesisGenesis Hotel & Spa
Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai 888, Sanur
P. 722 071, F. 722 174
www.genesishotelandspa.com
Kopi Bali House
Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai, 405E, Sanur
P. 270 990, F. 270 993
www.kopibali.com
Massimo
Italian Cuisine, Sanur,
P. 288 942
www.massimobali.com
Mezzanine Restaurant
@ Puri Santrian
Jl. Cemara No. 35,
PO.BOX 3055, Sanur
P. 288 009, F. 287 101
Ming Le Resto
Jl. Danau Tamblingan 105, Sanur
P. 281 948, F. 270 805
www.restoming-bali.com
Pandawa Restaurant
@ Mercure Resort Sanur
Jl. Mertasari PO.BOX 3476
P. 288 833, F. 287 303
www.mercuresanur.com
Ryoshi
Japanese
Jl. Danau Tamblingan,
P. 288 473
Sector
Jl. Hang Tuah 58, Sanur
P. 287 733, F. 285 488
www.sectorbarrestaurant.com
Street Café
Jl. Danau Tamblingan no. 21, Sanur
P. 289 259
Telaga Naga Restaurant
@ Bali Hyatt
Jl. Danau Tamblingan Sanur
P. 281 234 ext 8200,
F. 287 831
The Village
@ Puri Santrian
Italian Restaurant
Jl. Danau Tamblingan 47, Sanur
P. 285 025
www.santrian.com
Triana
Spanish Restaurant,
Jl. Danau Tamblingan No. 108 Sanur,
P. 288 438
Viola
@ Villa Mahapala
Jl. Pantai Sindhu, P. 286 222
www.villamahapala-bali.com
Sale e Pepe Il Ristorante
Pasta, Pizzas & BBQ
Jl. Cemara No. 72, Sanur,
P. 875 4260
NUSA DUA AREA
Absolute Restaurant
an International Restaurant
Bali Collection
Blok B 12, Kawasan Wisata Nusa Dua
Komplek BTDC
P. 772 694
Boneka
@ St. Regis
Kawasan Pariwisata Nusa Dua Lot S6,
Nusa Dua,
P. 847 8111, F. 847 8099
www.stregis.com
Faces @ The Bale
Fine Dining - International
Jl. Nusa Dua Selatan, Nusa Dua
P. 775 111, F. 775 222
www.thebale.com
Garden Cafe @ Bali
Asian and International Food
Kompleks BTDC, Nusa Dua Bali
PO.BOX 53 Nusa Dua 80363
P. 771 234, F. 771 083
www.bali.grand.hyatt.com
Ikan Restaurant
@ The Westin Resort Nusa Dua
PO.BOX 36 Nusa Dua 80363 Bali
P. 771 906, F. 772 048, www.westin.com
Italian Restaurant
@ Aman Nusa Resort
Nusa Dua, P. 772 333, F. 772 335
www.amanresorts.com
Kayu Putih, @ St. Regis
Fine Beachfront Dining
Kawasan Pariwisata Nusa Dua Lot S6,
Nusa Dua, P. 847 8111
www.stregis.com
Maguro Asia Bistro
@ Nusa Dua Beach Hotel
Asian Bistro
Kawasan Pariwisata Nusa Dua
P. 771 210, F. 771 229
www.nusaduahotel.com
Banyubiru Restaurant, pan Asian &
International Cuisine
Kawasan Pariwisata Nusa Dua Lot N2,
Nusa Dua, P. 771 327, F. 771 326
www.luxurycollection.com/bali
Nampu Restaurant @ Bali
Japanese Food
Kompleks BTDC, Nusa Dua Bali
P. 771 234, F. 771 083
www.bali.grand.hyatt.com
The Shore @ Nikko Bali Resort & Spa
Jl. Raya Nusa Dua Selatan
P. 773 377, F. 773 388
www.nikkobali.com
Nyoman’s Beer Garden
International Restaurant
Jl. Pantai mengiat X, Nusa Dua
P. 775746
Arwana Restaurant, Premium
Seafood Restaurant
Kawasan Pariwisata Nusa Dua Lot N2,
Nusa Dua,
P. 771 327, F. 771 326
Octopus @ Ayodya Resort Bali
Jl. Pantai Mengiat, Kompleks BTDC
Nusa Dua,
P. 771 102, F. 771 237
Pasar Senggol @ Grand Hyatt Bali
Balinese and Indonesian Food
Kompleks BTDC, Nusa Dua Bali
PO.BOX 53 Nusa Dua 80363
P. 771 234, F. 771 083
www.bali.grand.hyatt.com
Paus Cafe @ Novotel Nusa Dua Hotel
Kompleks BTDC, Nusa Dua
P. 848 0555, F. 848 0501
www.novotelnusaduabali.com
Piasan @ Kayumanis Nusa Dua
Italian Dining, P. 770 777, F. 770 770
www.kayumanis.com
Possessive by His Food
Russian Cuisine
Bali Collection BTDC, Blok C9
Nusa Dua, P. 807 1177
Raja’s Balinese Restaurant
@ Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa
Kawasan Pariwisata Nusa Dua
Lot North 4, P. 771 210
www.nusaduahotel.com
Salsa Verde @ Bali
Italian Food
Kompleks BTDC, Nusa Dua Bali
PO.BOX 53 Nusa Dua 80363
P. 771 234, F. 771 083
www.bali.grand.hyatt.com

Sama Sama Restaurant
Chill out Japanese
Jl By Pass Ngurah Rai, Nusa Dua
P. 771 129
Sorento Restaurant @ Melia Bali
Kawasan Wisata BTDC Lot 1,
Nusa Dua, P. 771 510, F. 776 880
www.solmelia.com
The Terrace @ Amanusa
Thai Cuisine, Kawasan Pariwisata
Nuda Dua, P. 772 333
TANJUNG BENOA AREA
Bumbu Bali
Balinese Food, Jl. Pratama
Tanjung Benoa, P. 774 502 / 772 299
www.balifoods.com
By The C
@ Aston Bali Beach Resort & Spa
Jl. Pratama, Tanjung Benoa
P. 773 577, F. 774 954
www.AstonBali.com
Cocos Beach Restaurant
@ Novotel Benoa Bali
Jl. Pratama, Tanjung Benoa, Nusa Dua
P. 772 239, F. 772 237
www.novotelbalibenoa.com
Domino’s Pizza
Benoa Square
Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai No.21 A,
Kedonganan – Gound Floor 10-12/A
P. 895 7775
Eight Degrees South @ Conrad Bali
Simply seafood, uniquely you
Jl. Pratama 168, Tanjung Benoa
P. 778 788, F. 773 888
www.conradbali.com
El Patio
@ Melia Benoa All Inclusive Resort
Jl. Pratama, Tanjung benoa
PO.BOX 52 Nusa Dua 80363
P. 771 714, F. 772 739
www.meliabenoa.com
Giorgio, Italian Cuisine
@ Aston Bali Beach Resort & Spa
Jl. Pratama 68X, Tanjung Benoa
P. 773 577, F. 774 954
www.AstonBali.com
RIN @ Conrad Bali
Contemporary cuisine Asian fl avours
Jl. Pratama 168 Tanjung Benoa
P. 778 788, F. 773.888
www.conradbali.com
SAKALA
Jl. Pratama No. 88, Tanjung Benoa
P. 774 499, www.sakalabali.com
Suku @ Conrad Bali
Bali fl avours, Oriental inspiration
Jl. Pratama 168 Tanjung Benoa
P. 778 788, F. 773 888
www.conradbali.com
The Tao Bali
Asian Food, Jl. Pratama No. 96,
Tanjung Benoa, P. 772 902, F. 773 840
www.taobali.com
JIMBARAN AREA
Alcedo @ Gending Kedis
Jl. Karang Mas Sejahtera 100Y,
Jimbaran,
P. 708 906, F. 708 905
www.gendingkedis.com
Asam Garam @ Villa Balquisse
Mediterrenean
Jl. Uluwatu No. 18X,
P. 701 695, F. 703 087
www. balquisse.com
Balique Restaurant
Jl. Uluwatu no. 39, Jimbaran
P. 704 945
Burger King
Benoa Square Ground Floor 14-16/A
Jl. By Pass I Gusti Ngurah Rai No.21 A,
Kedonganan
P. 895 7771, F. 895 7772
Dava Restaurant
@ Ayana Bali Resort & Spa
Jl. Karang Mas Sejahtera, Jimbaran
P. 702 222, F. 701 555
www.ayanaresort.com
diMare Restaurant
@ Karma Kandara
Jl. Villa Kandara Banjar Wijaya
Kusuma, Ungasan,
P. 848 2200, F. 848 2244
www.karmakandara.com
Finn’s Beach Club
Jl. Pantai Selatan Dau, Banjar Wijaya
Kusuma, Ungasan
P. 848 2111, F. 848 2308
www.semarauluwatu.com
Il Ristorante
@ Bvlgari
Italian Restaurant
Bulgari Hotels & Resorts, Bali
Jl. Goa Lempeh, Banjar Dinas Kangin,
Uluwatu, P. 847 1000, F. 847 1111
www.bulgarihotels.com
Karma Lounge
@ Karma Jimbaran
Jl. Bukit Permai, Jimbaran
P. 708 800, F. 708 801
www.karmajimbaran.com
Kisik
@ Ayana Bali Resort & Spa
Jl. Karang Mas Sejahtera, Jimbaran
P. 702 222, F. 701 555
www.ayanaresort.com
KO @ Intercontinental Bali Resort
Japanese Cuisine
Jl. Uluwatu No 45 Jimbaran
P. 701 888, F. 701 777
www.bali.intercontinental.com
Mahagiri Villas Dreamland
Jl. Kahuripan Br. Bakung Sari, Ungasan
P. 848 1223, F. 848 1230
www.mahagirivillasdreamland.com
Nammos Beach Club
@ Karma Kandara
Jl. Villa Kandara
Banjar Wijaya Kusuma Ungasan
P. 848 2200, F. 848 2244
www.karmakandara.com
Nelayan Restaurant
@ Jimbaran Puri Bali
International, Jl. Uluwatu, Jimbaran
P. 701 605, F. 701 320
www.jimbaranpuribali.com
Padi Restaurant
@ Ayana Bali Resort & Spa
Jl. Karang Mas Sejahtera, Jimbaran
P. 702 222, F. 701 555
www.ayanaresort.com
PEPeNERO Cucina Italiana
Temple Hill Studios
Jl. Wanagiri 18 Jimbaran
T: 702111 T&F: 704677
www.pepenerobali.com
PJ’s @ The Four Seasons Resort
Jimbaran Bay
P. 701 010
F. 701 022
www.fourseasons.com
Sami Sami Restaurant
Italian Cuisine
Jl. Karang Mas Sejahtera
P. 702 222
Sangkar Restaurant @ Bvlgari
Asian & Indonesian Restaurant
Bulgari Hotels & Resorts, Bali
Jalan Goa Lempeh
Banjar Dinas Kangin, Uluwatu,
P. 847 1000, F. 847 1111
www.bulgarihotels.com
Takigawa Restaurant
Jl. New Kuta Beach Pecatu Graha
P. 848 4600, F. 848 4600
Taman Wantilan
@ The Four Seasons Resort Jimbaran Bay
P. 701 010, F. 701 022
www.fourseasons.com
Tapis Restaurant @ Kayumanis
Jl. Yoga Perkanthi, Jimbaran
P. 705 777, F. 705 102
www.kayumanis.com
Teba Cafe Fresh Seasfood Restaurant
Jl. Four Seasons Resort
Muaya Beach, Jimbaran,
P. 703 156 / 708 676,
www.tebacafebali.com
Tirtha Dining
Jl. Uluwatu, Br. Dinas Karang Boma,
Desa Pecatu
P. 847 1151, F. 847 1160
www.tirthadining.com
The Warung @ Alila Villas Uluwatu
Jl Belimbing Sari, Banjar Tambiyak
Desa Pecatu, Bali, Indonesia
P. 848 2166, F. 848 2188
www.alilahotels.com
Warung Jinten @ Keraton Jimbaran
Resort International
Jl. Mrajapati Jimbaran
P.O. Box 2023 Bali,
P. 701 961, F. 701 991
www.keratonjimbaranresort.com
Warung Keramik @ Jenggala Gallery
Jl. Uluwatu II, Jimbaran, P. 703 311
www.mnm-concepts.com
Waroeng Roof Top
Jl. luwatu, KM 19, Jimbaran, Bali
P. 884 3000
www.waroengrooftop.com
UBUD AREA
Ary’s Warung
Jl. Raya Ubud, P. 975 053
Ayung Terrace
@ The Four Seasons Ubud
Ubud, P. 977 577
www.fourseasons.com
Batan Waru
Indonesian Cuisine
Jl. Dewi Sita, Ubud, P. 977 528
www.baligardenhotel.com
Bedur Restaurant
@ Ubud Hanging Gardens
Asian & French Cuisine
Desa Buahan, PO Box - Ubud
P. 982 700, F. 982 800
www.ubudhanginggardens.com
Bunute Restaurant & Bar
Jl. Dewi Sita Ubud, P. 972 177
www.bunute.com
Betelnut
Jl. Raya Ubud,
P. 971 426
www.dekco.com
Cafe des Artistes
Jl. Bisma No. 9X, Ubud, P. 972 706
Casa Luna
Jl. Raya Ubud,P. 973 283, F. 973 28
www.casalunabali.com
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CasCades@ The Viceroy
French fi ne Dining with Asian
Infl uence, Viceroy Bali, Jln. Lanyahan,
Br. Nagi, Ubud, P. 972 111, F. 970 777
www.cascadesbali.com
Cinta Grill & Inn
Jl.Monkey Forest, Ubud,
P. 975 395
Dining Corner @ Kayumanis Ubud
Thai Cuisine, P. 972 777, F. 972 660
www.kayumanis.com
Green House
Jl. Monkey Forest, Ubud
P. 978 189, F. 975 559
www.pertiwiresort.com
Indochine @ The Mansion
International Fine Dining
Jl. Penestanan, Sayan - Ubud
P. 972 616, www.themansionbali.com
Indus
Jl. Raya Sanggingan, Ubud
P. 977 684, www.casalunabali.com
Jazz Café
International & Indonesian Food
Jl. Sukma - Ubud, P. 976 594, F. 976 594
www.jazzcafebali.com
Kafe
Jl. Hanoman No. 44B, Ubud
P. 780 3802, F. 970 581
www.balispirit.com
Kemiri @ Uma Ubud
Southest Asian Cuisine
Jl. Raya Sanggingan, Banjar
Lungsiakan, Kedewatan - Ubud
P. 972 448, F. 972 449,
www.uma.como.bz
www.balikids.org
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Kudus House
@ Como Shambhala
Indonesian Cuisine
Banjar Begawan, Desa Melinggih
Kelod, Payangan, Gianyar, P. 978 888
F. 978 889, www.cse@como.bz
Little K
(Not your average kafe)
Located at The Yoga Barn
Pengosekan Street, Ubud
P. 971 236 / 971 407
www.balispirit.com/kafe/little-k
Lamak
Modern Asian Cuisine
Jl. Monkey Forest, Ubud, P. 974 668
www.lamakbali.com
Laughing Buddha Bar
Jl. Monkey Forest, Ubud
P. 970 928, F. 970 928
Maya Sari Restaurant
@ Maya Ubud
European & Asian Cuisine
Jl. Peliatan - Ubud, P. 977 888
www.mayaubud.com
Mozaic
Fine Dining,
Jl. Raya Sangginan, Ubud
P. 975 768 F. 975 768
www.mozaic-bali.com
Murni’s Warung
Campuan Bridge, Campuan - Ubud
P. 975 233, www.murnis.com
Naughty Nuri’s Warung & Grill
Ubud, P. 977 547
www.naughty-nuris.com
Nomad
Ubud Main Road No. 35
P. 977 169, www.nomad-bali.com
Petulu
@ Kamandalu Resort
International Cuisine
Jalan Tegallalang, Banjar Nagi, Ubud
P. 975 825, F. 975 851
www.kamandaluresort.com
Plantation Dining Restaurant
@ Alila Ubud
Ubud, P. 975 963,
www.alilahotels.com
Pundi Pundi Grill & Asian Cuisine
Jl. Pengosekan, Ubud
P. 308 4005, F. 970 333
River Cafe
@ Maya Ubud Resort & Spa
Jl. Gunung Sari,
Peliatan-Ubud
P. 977 888,F. 978 844
www.mayaubud.com
Ryoshi
Jl. Raya Ubud, P. 972 192
Sakti Dining Room
@Fivelements, Puri Ahimsa
Br. Baturning, Mambal, Badung
P. 469 206
www.fi velements.org
Sari Organik Bodag Maliah
Jl. Subak Sok Wayah, Ubud
P. 879 6029 / 081 338 644 037
www.sari-organik.com
Taro Restaurant & Bar
@ Elephat Safari Park Lodge
Jl. Elephant Park Taro, Ubud
P. 721 480, F. 721 481
www.elephantsafariparklodge.com
Terazo
Mediterrean & Asian Cuisine
Jl. Suweta, Ubud, P. 978 941
www.baligoodfood.com
The Restaurant
@ The Chedi Club
Indonesian & Western Cuisine
Jl. Goa Gajah, Tengkulak Kaja,
Gianyar - Ubud, P. 975 685
The Three Monkeys
Jl. Hanoman, Ubud, P. 975 554
Warung Enak
Jl. Pengosekan, Ubud, P. 972 911
www.warungenakbali.com
Indochine French & Vietnamese
Cuisine
Jl. Penestanan, Sayan - Ubud
P. 972 616, F. 972 632
Cherry Blossom Chinese
Restaurant
Jl. Penestanan, Sayan - Ubud
P. 972 616, F. 972 632
Bistro Casual Restaurant
Jl. Penestanan, Sayan - Ubud
P. 972 616, F. 972 632
OUT OF TOWN
Damai
North of Bali, P. (0362) 410 08
Scallywags
P. 08289 700 56 56
www.scallywagsresort.com
The Beach Club (open for lunch)
@Amankila
Manggis,Karangasem
P. (0363) 413 3, F. (0363) 415 55 OR
Jalan Raya Manggis,
www.amanresorts.com
The Pond Restaurant,
Banquet & Lounge
Jl. Raya Pengosekan, Ubud
P. 970 333, F. 971 133
www.artinibaligroup.com
The Private Dining
(open for 24 hours room service)
@Amankila
Manggis,Karangasem
P. (0363) 413 33, F. (0363) 415 55 OR
Jalan Raya Manggis, Desa Manggis,
Karangasem,
www.amanresorts.com
The Restaurant (open for dinner)
@Amankila
Manggis, Karangasem
P. (0363) 413 33, F. (0363) 415 55 OR
Jalan Raya Manggis, Desa Manggis,
Karangasem
www.amanresorts.com
The Terrace
(open for breakfast and lunch)
@Amankila
Manggis, Karangasem
P. (0363) 413 33, F. (0363) 415 55 OR
Jalan Raya Manggis, Desa Manggis,
Karangasem
www.amanresorts.com
Tirta Ayu
International, Karang Asem
P. (0363) 22503
Toke Restaurant
Jl. Raya Candidasa
F. (0363) 419 91
www.tokebali.com
Tsavo Lion @ Bali Safari Marine Park
Jl. Bypass Prof. Ida Bagus Mantra
Km 19, 8 Gianyar,
P. 950 0000/0819 3622 4888
www.balisafarimarinepark.com
Vincent’s Restaurant
Jl. Raya Candidasa
P/F. (0363) 413 68
www.vincentsbali.com
Warung Tugu @ Tugu Bali
Balinesse / Indonesian Food
Tugu Hotel, Canggu, P. 4731 701
www.tuguhotels.com
BARS
KUTA AREA
Apache
Reggae Bar
Jl. Legian 146, Kuta, P. 761 213
Ayodya Pool Bar
@ Grand Istana Rama
Grand Istana Rama Hotel
Jl. Pantai Kuta, Kuta,
P. 752 208, F. 745 852
www.grandistanarama.com
Bali Rock Cafe
Jl. Melasti, Kuta, P. 754 466
www.balirock.com
Bounty Ship
Jl. Legian, Kuta, P. 752 529
www.bountyhotel.com
Centre Stage
@ Hard Rock Hotel
Jl. Pantai Kuta, P. 761 869
www.hardrockhotels.net
Deejay Club
Jl. Kartika Plaza – Kuta, P. 753 188
www.deejaycafe.com
Double D Sport Bar
Jl. Legian No. 168, Kuta,
P. 762 408
Eikon
Jl. Legian 178 – Kuta, P. 750 701
www.eikonbali.com
Espresso Bar
Jl. Legian No. 83, Kuta
P. 752 576

Gracie Kelly’s
Jl. Kartika Plaza, Kuta, P. 752 403
www.facebook.com/graciekellys
Hard Rock Café
Jl. Pantai Kuta, P. 755 661 / 755 662
www.balirock.com
Maccaroni Club
Jl. Legian – Kuta, P. 756 280
www.maccaroniclub.com
M Bar Go
Jl. Legian – Kuta, P. 756 280
Musro
Jl. Kartika Plaza, Kuta
P. 764 582 / 769 666
www.musro.com
Paddy’s
Jl. Legian 166, Kuta, P. 758 555
www.paddys.com
Planet Hollywood
Jl. By Pass Galeria, P. 757 827
www.planethollywoodbali.com
Rooftop Dine & Music Lounge
@ The 101 Legian
Jl. Raya Legian No. 117, Badung
P. 300 1101, F. 300 2101
www.the101bali.com
Stadium Café
Sport Club, Jl. Kartika Plaza – Kuta
P. 763 100, www.stadiumcafe.com
Stadium Padma
Jl. Padma Legian – Upstairs
P. 751 864
Sky Garden
Jl. Legian 61, 3rd fl oor – Kuta
P. 756 362, ww.61legian.com
The Bounty
Jl. Legian – Kuta, P. 754 040
www.bountyhotel.com
Vi Ai Pi
Jl Legian 88 – Kuta, P. 750 425
www.viaipiclub.com
SEMINYAK AREA
Bahiana
Jl. Dyana Pura, Seminyak
P. 738 662, www.bahiana-bali.com
Cocoon
Jl. Double Six, Blue Ocean
Boulevard, Seminyak,
P. 731 266 F. 731 155
www.cocoon-beach.com
Club Cosmo Bali
Jl. Dhyana Pura, Seminyak, P. 738 696
www.clubcosmobali.com
Face Bar Bali
Dhyana Pura Street Arcade 9 Seminyak
facebar.bali@yahoo.com
Galaxy Bar
Jl. Dhyana Pura No. 9,
P. 730 328
Hu’u Bar
Jl. Petitenget, Kerobokan
P. 736 443
www.huubali.com
Jaya Pub
Jl. Legian Kaja 2, Seminyak,
P. 730 973
Ku De Ta
Jl. Kayu Aya No. 9, Seminyak
P. 736 969, F. 736 767
www.kudeta.net
Maria Magdalena
Jl. Dhyana Pura 6, seminyak,
P. 823 0298
www.maria-magdalena-bali.com
Metis
Jl. Petitenget No.6, Kerobokan Kelod
P. 4737 888, F. 847 5472
www.metisbali.com
Mix Well
Jl. Dhyana Pura No.6, Seminyak
P. 736 846
SOS Super Club
@ Anantara
Jl. Abimanyu Dhyana Pura
Seminyak, P. 737 773
www.sosasupperclub.com
W Lounge
@ W Retreat & Spa
Jl. Petitenget, Seminyak, Kerobokan
P. 4738 106, F. 300 222
www.whotels.com/baliseminyak
Woo Sky @ W Retreat & Spa
Jl. Petitenget, Seminyak, Kerobokan
P. 4738 106, F. 300 222
www.whotels.com/baliseminyak
Woo Bar @ W retreat & Spa
Jl. Petitenget, Seminyak, Kerobokan
P. 4738 106, F. 300 222
www.whotels.com/baliseminyak
Zappas
Piano Bar
Jl. Laksamana 54B, Seminyak
P. 742534
SANUR AREA
Arena
Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai Sanur
P. 287 255
www.arenabali.com
Bamboo Beach Bar @ Sanur Beach
Jl. Danau Tamblingan Sanur
P. 288 011, F. 281 753
www.sanurbeachhotelbali.com
Cat & Fiddle
English / Irish Pub
Jl. Cemara, Sanur, P. 282 218
Departure Lounge
@ Mercure Resort Sanur
Jl. Mertasari, P. 288 833, F. 287 303
www.mercuresanur.com
Double Dutch
Jl. Cemara No. 29, Sanur,
P. 270 554
www.double-dutch-bali.eu
Jazzy Cafe
Jl. Danau Tamblingan
No. 27, Sanur, P. 289 138
Pepper’s Latino Grill & Bar
@ Sanur Beach
Jl. Danau Tamblingan Sanur
P. 288 011, F. 281 753
www.sanurbeachhotelbali.com
Q Bar
Jl. Danau Tamblingan 59D Sanur,
P. 285 509
LEGIAN AREA
Sky Bar @ All Seasons Legian Bali
Jl. Padma Utara, Legian
P. 767 688, F. 756 197
www.allseasonslegian.com
Sunset Bar @ Padma Resort Bali
Jl. Padma No. 1, Legian,
P. 752 111 F. 752 140
www.padmaresortbali.com
NUSA DUA AREA
Cascade Garden Lounge & Bar
Kawasan Pariwisata Nusa Dua Lot N2,
Nusa Dua
P. 771 327, F. 771 326
www.luxurycollection.com/bali
King Cole Bar @ St. Regis
Kawasan Pariwisata Nusa Dua
Lot S6
P. 847 8111, F. 847 8099
www.stregis.com
Lobby Bar
@ Melia Bali Villas & Spa Resort
Kawasan Wisata BTDC Lot.1
Nusa Dua
P. 771 510, F. 776 880
www.solmelia.com
Kul Kul Bar
@ The Laguna Resort & Spa
Kawasan Pariwisata Nusa Dua Lot N2,
Nusa Dua,
P. 771 327, F. 771 326
www.luxurycollection.com/bali
Sapphire Lagoon Bar
@ The Laguna Resort & Spa
Kawasan Pariwisata Nusa Dua Lot N2,
Nusa Dua, P. 771 327, F. 771 326
www.luxurycollection.com/bali
Tapas & Pool Bar
@ Melia Bali Villas & Spa Resort
Kawasan Wisata BTDC Lot 1,
Nusa Dua P. 771 510, F. 776 880
www.solmelia.com
TANJUNG BENOA AREA
SAKALA
Jl. Pratama No. 88, Tanjung Benoa
P. 774 499
www.sakalabali.com
SOUTH KUTA BEACH AREA
Boshe VVIP Bali
Jl. Bypass Ngurah rai No. 89x Tuban
P. 3603980
Envy Restaurant
@ Holiday Inn Baruna Resort Bali
Jl. Wana Segara 33, Tuban,
P. 752 527, F. 754 549
www.envy-bali.com
Oceans27
Discovery Shopping Mall
Jl. Kartika Plaza, P. 765 027
www.oceans27.net
Kul Kul Pool Bar
@ Discovery Kartika Plaza
Jl. Kartika Plaza
South Kuta Beach 80361, Bali,
P. 751 067, F. 753 568
www.discoverykartikaplaza.com
JIMBARAN AREA
Rock Bar
@ Ayana Bali Resort & Spa
Jl. Karang Mas Sejahtera, Jimbaran
P. 702 222, F. 701 555
www.ayanaresort.com
Temple Lounge
@ Karma Kandara
Jl. Villa Kandara
Banjar Wijaya Kusuma, Ungasan
P. 848 2200, F. 848 2244
www.karmakandara.com
The Bar
@ Bvlgari
Bulgari Hotels & Resorts, Bali
Jalan Goa Lempeh,
Banjar Dinas Kangin, Uluwatu,
P. 847 1000, F. 847 1111
www.bulgarihotels.com
Veritas Wine Bar @ Karma Kandara
Jl. Villa Kandara,
Banjar Wijaya Kusuma, Ungasan
P. 847 2200, F. 848 2244
www.karmakandara.com
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UBUD AREA
Casa Nova
Jl. Monkey Forest
P. 978 954
Exiles
Jl. Pengosekan Kaja
P. 974 812
Jazz Café
Jl. Suksma, Ubud
P. 976 594
www.jazzcafebali.com
Ozigo
Jl. Raya Sanggingan, Ubud
P. 974 724
OUT OF AREA
The Bar @ Amankila
Manggis, Karangasem
P. (0363) 413 33, F. (0363) 415 55
SPAS & WELLBEING
KUTA AREA
ARC Clinic
Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai No. 1 - Kuta
P. 767 543, F. 742 4639
www.arcclinics.com
Ayodya Spa by Mandara
PO Box 46, Nusa Dua,
P. 771 102, F. 771 616
www.ayodyaresortbali.com
Bali Gaya Spa @ Mercure Kuta
Jl. Pantai Kuta
P. 767 411, F. 767 417
www.mercurekutabali.com
Bali Tangi
Jl. Sunset Road No. 18,
P. 763 574
Cozy
Jl. Sunset Road A/3.
P. 766 762, F. 766 743
Fivelements, Puri Ahimsa
Br. Baturning, Mambal, Badung
P. 469206,
www.fi velements.org
Frangipani Massage
@ Grand Istana Rama
Grand Istana Rama Hotel
Jl. Pantai Kuta, Kuta
P. 752 208, F. 745 852
www.grandistanarama.com
Giri Loka Spa
@ Harris Resort Kuta
Jl. Pantai Kuta PO.BOX 2073, Kuta
P. 753 868, F. 753 875
Holistic Healing Centre
Kuta Poleng E-1,
Jl. Setiabudi Simpang Siur, Kuta,
P. 766 259
www.balispirit.com/health/holistic.html
Jamu Spa, School & Products
Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai 99x, Kuta
P. 704 581, F. 704 582
www.jamutraditionalspa.com
Jamu Traditional Spa
@ Alam Kul Kul
P. 752 520, F. 766 377
www.alamkulkul.com
Mandara Spa
Jl. Raya Kuta 707, Kuta,
P. 755 572, F. 755 573
www.mandaraspa.com
Relax Spa
Jl. Dewi Sri LC 16
Komp. Ruko Plaza 18, Kuta
P. 743 380
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Reborn Healthcare
Pertokoan Niaga Dewa Ruci A1
Jl. Sunset Road
P. 0361 - 767171
Spa Bali
@ Mercure Kuta Bali
Jl. Pantai Kuta,
P. 767 411, F. 767 417
www.mercurekutabali.com
Sukha Spa
@ Risata bali Resort
Jl. Jenggala, South Kuta
P. 730 840, www.risatabali.com
Taman Air Spa
Jl. Sunset Road
P. 894 7302 / 894 7303
www.tamanairspa.com
Talaga Spa
Ruko Graha Ganesa Blok A.B.C
Jl. Dewi Sri Lc 16
Sunset Road Kuta,
P. 873 3831, F. 873 3832
www.talagaspabali.com
The Body Spa
Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai, Pertokoan
Tuban Plaza, Blok 7 - Kuta
P. 764 737 / 788 3638
www.the-bodyspa.com
The Holistic Healing Centre Kuta
Behind DIJON,
P. 766 259
SOUTH KUTA BEACH AREA
Asylum
Jl. Kartika Plaza, Tuban, P. 758 241
Bali Ratu Relaxation & Esthetic Spa
Jl. Kartika Plaza No. 18, Kuta
P. 753 463 / 753 464
www.baliratu.jp
Giriloka Spa @ Kuta Paradiso
P. 744 3293, F. 754 375
www.kutaparadisohotel.com
Green Garden Spa
Jl. Wana Segara, Tuban, P. 765 333
F. 764 222, www.greenbali.com
Jalanidi Spa @ Kuta Paradiso Hotel
Jl. Kartika Plaza PO.BOX 1133 & 1134,
Tuban, P. 761 414, F. 756 944
www.kutaparadisohotel.com
Karma Spa @ Waterbom
Waterbom Park
Jl. Kartika Plaza, P. 755 676,
www.karmakandara.com
Siloam Spa @ The Vira Bali Hotel
Jl. Kartika Plaza, Kuta, P. 765 700
www.thevirabali.com
SAMATHA SPA @ Hotel Santika
Premiere Beach Resort
Jl. Kartika Plaza, Tuban
P. 751 267, F. 761 889
www.santikabali.com
Theta @ Ramada Bintang Bali Resort
Jl. Kartika Plaza - Kuta
P. 755 726, www.thetaspa.com
LEGIAN AREA
Dala Spa @ Villa De Daun
Jl. Raya Legian 123B, Kuta
P. 756 276, F. 750 643
www.villadedaun.com
Gaya Spa @ Mercure Kuta Hotel
Level 4, Jl. Pantai Banjar, Pande Mas
Kuta, P. 767 411 ext.148, F. 767 417
Gaya Spa @ The Sandi Phala
Jl. Wana Segara, Tuban
P. 753 780, www.gaya-spa.com
Mandara Spa @ Padma Resort Bali
Jl. Padma No.1 Legian
P. 752 111, F. 753 621,
www.hotelpadma.com
Spa @ The Legian
Jl. Laksmana-Oberoi, Seminyak
P. 730 622, F. 730 623
www.ghmhotels.com
The Spa @ Mandira
Jl. Padma 2, Legian,
P. 751 381, F. 752 377
www.balimandira.com
SEMINYAK AREA
Allure Spa Bali
Spa Products & Sevices
Jl.Umalas I No. 85, P. 274 0619
www.allurespabali.com
Amoaras Spa
Jl. Laksamana 57, Oberoi, Seminyak
P. 734 260, F. 736 755
www.amoaras-spa.com
Anantara Spa @ Anantara Seminyak Bali
Jl. Abimanyu (Dyana Pura), Seminyak
P. 737 773, F. 737 772
www.bali.anantara.com
Bodyworks Spa
Jl. Kayu Jati No. 2, Petitenget,
Seminyak,
P. 733 317, F. 735 058
www.bodyworksbali.com
Bonita Spa
Jl. Petitenget No. 2000X, Seminyak
P. 731 918 / 746 5348
www.bonitabali.com
Chill Refl exology @ The Villas
Jl. Kunti 118 X, Seminyak
P. 730 840, F. 733 75
www.thevillas.net
Espace Spa Bali
Jl. Raya Basangkasa No. 3B, Seminyak,
P. 730 828, F. 730 502
www.espacespabali.com
Glo Day Spa
Kunti Plaza,
Jl. Kunti 119, Seminyak
P. 738 689
www.glo-day-spa.com
Jari Menari
JL. Raya basangkasa #47, seminyak
P. 736 740
E. jarimenari@jarimenari.com
Le Spa
@ The Royal Beach Seminyak Bali
Jl. Camplung Tanduk – Sofi tel
P. 730 730, F. 730 545
www.theroyalbeachseminyakbali.com
Life Force - Spa Sollutions
Kunti Plaza No. 4, Jl.Kunti, Seminyak
P. 808 9336, F. 731 831
www.life-forcebali.com
Luxe Lounge Spa
@ Sentosa Private Villas & Spa
Jl. Pura Telaga Waja
Petitenget - Seminyak
P. 730 333, F. 737 111
www.balisentosa.com
Martha Tilaar Spa
Jl. Raya Basangkasa no.30 A
Seminyak
P. 731 463, F. 730 906
www.marthatilaarspa.com
M’Spa @ Paul’s Place
Jl. Laksmana 4A, Seminyak
P. 736 715 / 736 718
Prana Spa @ The Villas
Jl. Kunti 118 X, Seminyak
P. 730 840, F. 733 751
www.thevillas.net
Spa Venus @ Villa Kubu
Jl. Raya Seminyak, Gang Plawa
No. 33F – Seminyak,
P. 731 129, F. 735 500
www.villakubu.com
Spa @ The Samaya
Jl. Laksmana, Seminyak
P. 731 149, F. 731 203
www.thesamayabali.com
Suku
Jl. Raya Kerobokan, Seminyak
P. 731 187
Taman Merah Spa
Jl. Raya Petitenget 469, Seminyak
P. 736 656,F. 736 658
www.tamanmerahspa.com
The art of body
Studio pilates
Jl. Merta sari No. 7, Seminyak
P. 081 337 933 694
www.theartbody.com
The Elysian Spa @ The Elysian
Jl. Sari Dewi No.18, Seminyak
P. 730 999, F. 737 509
www.theelysian.com
The Private Spa Wellness Center
Jl. Camplung Tanduk No.4
Seminyak, P. 731 648
www.privatespawellnesscenter.com
Well Being Spa
Jl. Laksmana No. 66 B, Seminyak
P. 735 573, F. 736 112
www.wellbeingspabali.com
SANUR AREA
Glo Day Spa
Gopa Town Center,
Jl. Danau Poso 57, Sanur
P. 282 826, www.glo-day-spa.com
Jamu Tandjung Sari
Tandjung Sari Hotel
Jalan Danau Tamblingan 41, Sanur
P. 286 595
My Spa
@ Mercure Sanur Resort
Jl. Mertasari, PO.BOX 3476
P. 288 833, F. 287 303
www.mercureresortsanur.com
The Spa @ Bali Hyatt
Jl. Danau Tamblingan, Sanur,
P. 281 234, F. 287 831
www.bali.resort.hyatt.com
The Spa @ Puri Santrian
Jl. Cemara 35, PO.BOX 3055, Sanur
P. 288 009, F. 287 101
www.santrian.com
NUSA DUA AREA
Kriya Spa @ Bali
Kawasan Wisata BTDC, Nusa Dua Bali
PO.BOX 53 Nusa Dua, P. 771 234
F. 771 083, www.bali.grand.hyatt.com
Mandara Spa
@ Nikko Bali Resort & Spa
Jl. Raya Nusa Dua Selatan, P. 773 377
F. 773 388, www.nikkobali.com
Nusa Dua Spa
Kawasan Pariwisata Nusa Dua, Lot
North 4, P. 771 210 ext 730 or 765
www.nusaduahotel.com
Royal Balinese Spa
Jl. Mahardika No. 8 (Manggrove),
Nusadua, P. 881 0101
www.royalbalinesespa.com
The Laguna Spa & Villa
@ The Laguna Resort & Spa
Kawasan Pariwisata Nusa Dua Lot N2,
Nusa Dua, P. 771 327, F. 771 326
www.luxurycollection.com/bali

The Spa @ The Bale
Jl. Nusa Dua Selatan, PO Box 76 Nusa Dua,
P. 775 111, F. 775 222
www.thebale.com
Westin Spa @ The Westin Resort
PO.BOX 36 Nusa Dua,
P. 771 906, F. 772 048
www.westin.com
Yhi Spa
@ Melia Bali Villas & Spa Resort
Kawasan Wisata BTDC Lot.1 Nusa Dua
P. 771 510, F. 776 880
www.solmelia.com
TANJUNG BENOA AREA
Biwana Spa
@ Aston Bali Beach Resort & Spa
Jl. Pratama 68X, Tanjung Benoa
P. 773 577, F. 774 954
www.AstonBali.com
Bali Tropic Spa
@ Bali Tropic Resort
Jl. Pratama 34A, Nusa Dua,
P. 772130, F. 772131
www.balitropic-resort.com
Jiwa Spa
@ Conrad Bali
Jl. Pratama 168, Tanjung Benoa - Nusa
Dua, P. 778 788, F. 773 888
www.conradbali.com
Thalasso
@ Grand Mirage Resort
Jl. Pratama no.74, Tanjung Benoa
P. 773 883, F. 772 247
www.thalassobali.com
JIMBARAN AREA
Aroma Talk
Jl. Raya Kampus Udayana no.9,
Jimbaran, P. 703 826, F. 972 198
Thermes Marins Bali
@ Ayana Bali Resort & Spa
Jl. Karang Mas Sejahtera, Jimbaran
P. 702 222, F. 701 555
www.ayanaresort.com
Henna Spa
@ Villa Balquisse
Jl. Uluwatu no.18X, Jimbaran,
P. 701 695, F. 703 087
www.balquisse.com
Jamahal Spa
Jl. Uluwatu 1, Jimabaran
P. 704 394
www.jamahal.net
Karma Spa @ Karma Jimbaran
Jl. Bukit Permai, Jimbaran
P. 708 800, F. 708 801
www.karmakandara.com
Karma Spa
@ Karma Jimbaran
Jl. Bukit Permai, Jimbaran
P. 708 800, F. 708 801
www.karmajimbaran.com
Malkoha Spa @ Gending Kedis
Jl. Karang Mas Sejahtera 100Y,
Jimbaran Bay, P. 708 906, F. 708 905
www.gendingkedis.com
The Spa @ Alila Villas Uluwatu
Jl Belimbing Sari, Banjar Tambiyak
Desa Pecatu, P
. 848 2166, F. 848 2188
www.alilahotels.com
The Spa @ Bvlgari Hotels & Resort Bali
Jl. Goa Lempeh, Banjar Dinas Kangin,
Uluwatu, P. 847 1000, F. 847 1111
www.bulgarihotels.com
Uluwatu Spa @ ntercontinental
Jl. Luwatu No. 45 Jimbaran,
P. 701 888 F. 701 258
www.bali.intercontinental.com
UBUD AREA
Aesthetic Clinic
(Sayan Aesthetic Institute)
Jl. Penestanan, Sayan, Ubud, Bali.
P. 972 648, F. 972 632
www.aestheticbali.com
Ayung Spa @ Ubud Hanging Gardens
Ubud, P. 982 700, F. 982 800
www.ubudhanginggardens.com
Ibah Spa
@ Warwick Ibah Luxury Villas & Spa
Ubud, P. 974 466, F. 974 467
www.warwick ibah.com
Kamandalu Spa @ Kamandalu
Jalan Tegallalang, Banjar Nagi, Ubud
P. 975 825, F. 975 851
www.kamandaluresort.com
Spa @ Kayumanis Villas Ubud
Kayumanis Private Villas, Sayan, Ubud
P. 972 777, F. 972 660
www.kayumanis.com
Kirana Spa
Desa Kedewatan, Ubud,
P. 976 333, F. 974 888
www.kiranaspa.com
Komaneka Spa @ Komaneka
Jl. Monkey Forest, Ubud,
P. 976 090, F. 977 140
www.komaneka.com
Lembah Spa @ The Viceroy
Jl. Lanyahan, Br. Nagi, Ubud,
P. 971 777, F. 970 777
www.lembahspa.com
Mango Tree Spa
@ Kupu Kupu Barong
Kedewatan, Ubud
P. 975 478, F. 975 079
www.kupubarong.com
Maya Sari Mas @ Maya Ubud
Jl. Gunung Sari, Peliatan, Ubud
P. 977 888, F. 977 555,
www.mayaubud.com
Safari Wellness Spa
@ Elephant Safari Park Lodge
Jl. Elephant Park Taro, Ubud
P. 721 480, F. 721 481
www.elephantsafariparklodge.com
Sedona Spa
Jl. Raya Campuhan, Ubud,
P. 975 770 / 970 978
www.sedonaspa-ubud.com
Spa Alila @ Alila Ubud
P. 974 963, F. 975 968
www.alilahotels.com
Spa @ Maya Ubud
Jl. Gunung Sari, Peliatan - Ubud
P. 977 888, F. 977 555
www.mayaubud.com
Royal Wellnes & Healing
@ The Royal Pita Maha
Desa Kedewatan, Ubud, P. 980 022
F. 980 011, www.royalpitamaha-bali.com
The Yoga Barn
44 Jalan Hanoman
Pengosekan Ubud, P. 971 236
www.theyogabarn.com
Ubud Sari
@ Ubud Sari Halth Resort
Jl. Kajeng no.35, Ubud,
P. 974 393
www.ubudsari.com
OUT OF TOWN
DOCTE Exclusive Beauty Centre
Jl Bedugul 3,
Lingkungan Br. Anyar Kaja, Canggu
P. 900 2588 / 900 2599, F. 900 2677
www.docte-indonesia.com
Spa Alila @ Alila Manggis
P. (0363) 410 11, F. (0363) 410 15
www.alilahotels.com
Subak Sari Spa
Jl. Subak Sari, Pantai Berawa, Canggu
P. 742 9103, www.subaksari.com
Warung Jamu Spa @ Tugu Hotel
Jl. Pantai Batu Bolong, Canggu
P. 4731 701, F. 4731 708
www.tuguhotels.com
SHOPPING
BOOKS STORE
Enchanted Book
Jl. Raya Kerobokan No. 69
Ganesha Bookshop
Jl. Raya Ubud, P. 970 320
www.ganeshabooksbali.com
Newspaper Direct Bali
Kuta Central Park, P. 769 414 / 858 0860
info@newspaperdirect-bali.com
PERIPLUS Bookshop
Bali Galeria Mall, P. 752 670
Bintang Ubud, P. 976 149
Tino Ubud, P. 971 803
Hardy’s Sanur, P. 282 790
Carrefour, P. 847 7336
Discovery Shopping Mall, P. 769 757
Matahari Kuta Square, P. 763 988
Made’s Warung, P. 734 843
Monkey Forest, P. 975 178
Bali Deli, P. 751 1797
Seminyak Square, P. 736 851
International Terminal Gate 1-2
P. 751 011 ext 5578
International Terminal Gate 5-6
P. 768 372
Domestic Terminal Gate 15
P. 751 011 ext 5322
Domestic Terminal Gate 17
P. 751 011 ext 5322
SPORTS WEAR
Bali Kite Center
Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai No. 121xx Sanur
P. 283 835, www.balikitecenter.com
Divemasters
Jl. By Pass Sanur, P. 283 138
www.divemasters.co.id
Dreamland Surf
Kuta Square, P. 755 159
Extreme Toys
Jl. Legian : 764 476
Nusa Dua : 848 0471
Jungle Surf
Jl. Pantai Kuta : 750 096
Jl. Legian : 756 644
Oakley
Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai 774, Nusa Dua
P. 848 0471, F. 848 0470
www.oakleyindonesia.com
Pro Shop
Kite Surfi ng & Stand Up Paddle
Jl. Cemara No. 72, Sanur, P. 284 260
www.bali-kitesurfi ng.org
www.bali-standuppaddle.org
Quicksilver
Kuta Square : 757 838
Jl. Legian : 751 214
www.quicksilver-bali.com
Rip Curl
Jl. Legian, Kuta Square
Jl. Melasti, P. 757 404
www.ripcurl.com
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Surfer Girl
Jl. Legian 138 Kuta, P. 75269
Bali Collection Blok B04, Nusa Dua
P. 775698
Jl. Kartika Plaza, 1st Floor, P. 769528
Pertokoan Kuta Square Blok D15
P. 756305
Seminyak Square, Blok A5
Jl. Laksamana, Oberoi, Seminyak
P. 732177
Jl. Legian 138 Kuta, P. 752693
Jl. Dewi Sri, Pertokoan Lotus No.1, Kuta
P. 763199
Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai 417 B, Tuban
P. 755250
www.surfer-girl.com
Stussy
Jl. Legian, P. 763 463
Deus Ex Machina
Jl.Batu Mejan No.8 Canggu, P. 368 3386
www.deus.co.id
SWIMMWEAR
Bali Towel
Jl. Mertanadi No. 73, Kerobokan
P. 847 6829, F. 847 5872
www.balitowel.com
JEWELERY
Achante
Jl. Raya Seminyak No. 71, P. 732 127
www.achante.com
Alamkara
Jl. Dewi Sita, Ubud : 971 004
Jl. Monkey Forest, Ubud : 972 213
Atlas South Sea Pearl
Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai, Sanur
P. 284 455, F. 284 454
www.atlassouthseapearl.com.au
Bali Beads House
Jl. Rya Celuk Sukawati
P. 298 903 / 081 657 5186, F. 298 903
www.balibeadshouse.com
Exotiq Gems
Bali Collection A12 No. 1, Nusa Dua,
P. 771 111
Grammes Jewelery
Jl. Raya Basangkasa Block 75B, Seminyak,
P. 731 562, www.grammesbali.com
Jemme
Jl. Raya Petitenget 125, P. 733 508
Kapal laut
Jl. Double Six 26, Seminyak, P. 780 3565
www.kapal-laut.com
KMO Jewel
Jl. Basangkasa 11, Seminyak
P. 847 5809 / 0818 0559 5335
Leo Silver
Jl. Batuyang No. 99, Batu Bulan, P. 299 129,
F. 299 129, www.leosilver.com
Lilla Lane
Jl. Raya Seminyak 8: 736 180
Banjar Semer 48, Kerobokan: 738 853
Long John Silver
Jl. Laksmana Oberoi No.150, P. 856 3192
Metis Jewelry Boutique
Jl. Petitenget No. 6, Kerobokan Kelod
P. 737 888, www.metisbali.com
NAIA
Jl. Teuku Umar No. 65D, Denpasar
P. 221 663, F. 735 232
www.naiajewelry.com
NK Jewelry
Jl. Raya Seminyak No. B5
P. 847 8812 / 756 885, F. 422 064
www.nkjewelry.com
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Padma Silver
Jl. Legian Kaja No. 452, Seminyak
P. 755 917, www.padmasilver.com
Perlu
Jl. Laksmana No. 44A, Seminyak
P. 780 2553, www.perlujewellery.com
Silver Plus
Jl. Legian No. 396, Kuta
P. 752 108, F. 752 108
Street Dogs Shop
Jl. Laksmana 60x Oberoi, P. 737 819
The Bali Pearl
Kompleks Ruko, Simpang Dewa Ruci #6
Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai, P. 765 656
F. 767 459, www.thebalipearl.com
UC Silver
Jl. W. R. Supratman Gg Chandra Metu
No. 2 Batu Bulan, P. 461 511, F. 461 512,
www.ucsilverbali.com
DELICATESSENS
Amsterdam Bakery
Jl. P. Diponegoro 33A Denpasar
P. 235 035, www.sendokgarpu.com
Bali Bakery
Jl. Raya Kuta, P. 755 149.
www.balibakery.com
BCCO Gourmet Shop
Jl. Petitenget No. 45, Kuta, P. 737 325
Bali Buddha
Kerobokan, P. 844 5936
Bali Catering Company
Jl. Petitenget 45 - Kuta,
P. 737 324 F. 737 325,
www.balicateringcompany.com
Bali Deli
Jl. Kunti No.117X, Seminyak
P. 738 686 F. 738 687
www.balideli.net
Bali Epicure
Jl. Raya Kerobokan No. 253
P. 735 666, F. 737 121
www.baliepicure.com
Bintang Supermarket
Jl. Raya Seminyak No. 17, P. 738 686
Café Moka
Jl. Raya Kerobokan, P. 731 424
Jl. Raya Uluwatu, P. 780 5938
Jl. Raya Anyar, P. 844 5933
Jl. Raya Ubud, P. 972 881
Canggu Deli
Jl. Subak Sari Pantai Berawa Canggu
P. 803 9005 / 803 9006
CASA Gourmet
Seminyak Square Blok E-1
Jl. Laksmana Oberoi, P. 738026
www.casa-gourmet.blogspot.com
Coco Supermarket
Bali Collection Blok A5 & A13,
Kawasan Wisata Nusa Dua,
Komplek BTDC, P. 773 846 / 773 687
Coco Gourmet-Fruits, Cheese, Wine,
Bererage & Cafe
Discovery Shopping Mall, Gf MG - 71
P. 769 818
Deli Express
Jl. Pantai Kuta (next to Rossovivo)
DIJON Food Specialities
Kuta Poleng Mall - Blok A1-2
Jl. Setiabudi- Kuta, P. 759 636
F. 759 783, www.dijon-bali.com
Gourmand Deli @ St. Regis
Kawasan Pariwisata Nusa Dua Lot S6,
Nusa Dua, P. 847 8111, F . 847 8099
www.stregis.com
Gourmet Garage
Jl. Batas Kangin, No. 2 Jimbaran
P. 701 650, F. 701 007
www.gourmetgarage.com
Jbay Gourmet Ice Cream
@ Gourmet Garage
Jl. Batas Kangin No. 2, P. 701 650
F. 701 007, www.gourmetgarage.com
Kue
Bintang Grosir Campuhan, Ubud
P. 974 235 / 976 7040
La Piccola
Jl. Tirta Nadi , By Pass Ngurah Rai
No. 27, Sanur, P. 747 5844
Le Bake Shop
Jl. Griya Anyar No.1 Simpang Siur, Kuta
P. 753 979, F. 754 512,
www.lebakeshop.com
Mandailing Estate Coff ee
Ruko Sunset Permai # 3,
Blok E Sunset Road, Seminyak Kuta,
P. 861 9419
www.mandailingestatecoff ee.com
Papaya
Jl. Mertanadi, Kuta, P. 759 222
Ruths Desserts
Sanur, P. 286 647
Sanur Deli
Jl. Danau Poso 52, Sanur, P. 270 544
The Bakery
Jl. Laksmana Seminyak, P. 735 853
The Pantry Of The Shelf
Jl. Danau Tamblingan 193, Sanur
P. 281 008, F. 281 156
FURNITURE
Alabaster Lighting
Istana Kuta Galeria, Block Valet 1 No. 9
P. 769 007
Bali Bargain Hunter
Jl. By Pass Ngurau Rai No. 125X, Sanur
P. 745 1315 / 794 2488, F. 288 923
www.balibargainhunter.com
Carlo
Jl. Danau Poso No.22, Sanur, P. 285 211
www.carloshowroom.com
De Jonk
Jl. Tangkupan Perahu No. 8X
Kerobokan, P. 855 7946, www.dejonk.com
Haveli
Jl. Basangkasa 15, Seminyak, P. 737160
F. 737 441, www.havelishop.com
Hishem Furniture
Jl. Sunset Road 86 C-E, Seminyak
P. 737 441, www.hishem.com
H + R Creations
Jl. Sunset Road No. 902, P. 746 3440
F. 847 5895, www.hugeandrich.com
InSenso
Jl. Basangkasa 13, Seminyak, P. 734 243
Jl. Basangkasa 45, Seminyak, P. 847 5811
www.insensobali.com
Leolle
Jl. Raya Kerobokan, No. 11,
Br. Taman, Kerobokan, P. 732 234
F. 730 259, www.leollebali.com
Lightcom
Komplek Pertokoan
Kuta Gallery Blok Valvet 1, No.05
Jl. Patih Jelantik, Kuta, P. 769 246 / 769 346
F. 769 046, www.light-com.net
Lio Collection
Jl. Kerobokan No.2, Br. Taman, Kuta
P. 780 0942, F. 737 852
www.liocollection.com
Lio Light
Jl. Raya Kerobokan 3-A, Br Taman Kuta
P. 730 255, www.liocollection.com
Lio Premium
Jl. Raya Kerobokan No. 51X, Kuta Utara
P. 855 2715, www.liocollection.com
Lio Ubud
Jl. Raya Mas No. 6, Ubud,
P. 975 225, www.liocollection.com
Sourcing Bali
Jl. Gunung Salak, No. 31A kerobokan
P. 744 8025, www.sourcing-bali.com
Tarita Furniture
Jl. Padang Luwih, Kerobokan
P. 426 344, www.tarita.com
Teck O Coco
Jl. Petitenget 110X, Kerobokan -
Seminyak, P. 730 170, F. 730 170
www.teckcoco.com
The Shop
Jl. Raya Sayan 52
Br. Kutuh Sayan - Ubud
P. 973 506, F. 973 507
www.ShopatTheShop.com
Vinoti Living
Mall Bali Galeria: 752 723 / 752 720
Discovery Shopping Mall: 769 639
www.vinoti-living.co.id
Villa Balquisse Living
Jimbaran, P. 737 073, F. 734 921
www.balquisseliving.com
Zohra Boukhari
Interior Decoration
Jl. Sunset Road 86C Kuta
P. 737 441 F. 737 441
www.zohra.bz
WINES & SPIRITS
Artisan Estate
Jl. Gunung Tangkuban Perahu, No. 108,
Denpasar, P. 7449 925, F. 425 562
Balimoon
Jl. Mertasari No. 21 Denpasar
P. 461 945 F. 461 947
Best’s Wine
Jl. Gunung Tangkuban
Perahu 15D Kerobokan,
P. 739 033
Hatten Wines
Komplek Dewa Ruci #3,
Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai, Kuta,
P. 767422, F. 768418
www.hattenwines.com
Indowines
Jl. Raya Sunset Road No. 166 - Kuta
P. 756 781, www.indowines.net
The Wine House
Jl. Raya Kerobokan, No. 66 Seminyak
P. 737 217
Two Islands
Komplek Dewa Ruci #3
Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai - Kuta
P. 767 422, F. 768 418
www.hattenwines.com
SPORT CLUB
Canggu Club Bali
Jl. Pantai Berawa Br. Tegal Gundul,
Canggu, P. 844 6385, F. 844 6386
www.cangguclub.com
Sunset Fitness
Jl. Sunset Road No. 1828, Seminyak
P. 888 7026
www.sunsetfi tnessbali.com