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I’d go to Bali Botanica for a spa stop.

Bali is my go-to place for a spiritual break and reconnecting with myself. Fascinating jungles, rice field terraces, mystical temples, and stunning beaches make Bali a truly magical place, transporting you far away from your day-to-day life.

Bali Botanica is a day spa in Ubud that offers a tranquil and relaxing environment with variety of treatments including massages, facials, body scrubs, and more, all aimed at promoting wellness and relaxation. 

The spa is set in a lush tropical garden, with treatment rooms nestled among the trees and flowers. The ambiance is serene and calming, making it the perfect place to unwind and rejuvenate. The spa uses only natural and organic products, sourced from local farmers and artisans, to ensure the highest quality and promote sustainability.

Bali Botanica also offers a range of packages that combine various treatments, such as a full-day spa package that includes a massage, body scrub, facial, and more. You can also opt for a yoga class or meditation session to further enhance you wellness experience.

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Explore pristine beaches, exotic islands, magnificent temples, and hike to volcanoes.

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Recharge, reconnect, and immerse yourself in Balinese culture.

Spiritual wonderings

The cultural heart of Bali, nestled among emerald rice fields and steep ravines. Ubud is a haven for art lovers, yogis, and those in search of tranquility. Don't miss the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, a unique encounter with nature and spirituality.

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Campuhan Sebatu Resort is a beautiful resort nestled in the picturesque Tegallalang Village. The resort is surrounded by lush green rice fields and offers a tranquil and peaceful environment to relax and unwind. The rooms are designed in a traditional Balinese style and come equipped with all the modern amenities that one would need for a comfortable stay.

The resort has a beautiful infinity pool that overlooks the stunning rice paddies and the surrounding hills. There is also a spa where you can indulge in a range of relaxing treatments and massages. The resort's restaurant serves a range of local and international cuisine.

The resort also offers a range of activities such as yoga classes, rice field treks, and cycling tours. You can also explore the nearby waterfalls, temples, and rice terraces. With its breathtaking natural beauty, peaceful surroundings, and luxurious amenities, Campuhan Sebatu Resort is the perfect place to experience the authentic charm of Bali.

Campuhan Sebatu Resort

Villa Kerasan is a luxurious private villa in a beautiful tropical landscape, surrounded by rice fields and coconut groves, offering a tranquil and serene environment for guests to unwind and relax. This is our second favorite villa on Bali.

The villa is designed in a traditional Balinese style with modern amenities and is an ideal place for families, couples, or friends seeking a peaceful getaway. The villa has four spacious and comfortable bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom, air conditioning, and beautiful views of the surrounding greenery. The living area is open-plan and airy, with large windows that allow natural light to flood the space, showcasing the beautiful views of the villa's surroundings. The villa is decorated with beautiful and unique Balinese art and furniture, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

Villa Kerasan offers a range of amenities to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable stay, including a large swimming pool, a fully-equipped kitchen, a BBQ area, and a lounge area with a TV. You can also request additional services, such as laundry, babysitting, and transportation arrangements.

Overall, Villa Kerasan is a perfect choice for those seeking a luxurious and peaceful retreat in Bali. Its beautiful surroundings, traditional Balinese design, and modern amenities make it an ideal place for families, friends, or couples to relax and unwind in the midst of nature.

Desa Kerasan

Dwaraka The Royal Villas is a luxurious resort located in the heart of Ubud. The villas are built in traditional Balinese architecture with a modern twist, and offer the ultimate in comfort and relaxation. Each villa is equipped with a private pool, Jacuzzi, and a spacious living area that overlooks the lush greenery of the surrounding jungle.

The resort offers a wide range of amenities, including a spa, yoga classes, and a restaurant that serves both local and international cuisine. You can also participate in cooking classes, traditional Balinese dance performances, and other cultural activities. The resort is located within walking distance of many of Ubud's top attractions.

One of the standout features of Dwaraka The Royal Villas is its commitment to sustainability. The resort has implemented a number of eco-friendly practices, such as using solar power to heat the water and installing water-saving showerheads and toilets. The resort also has its own organic garden, where it grows many of the ingredients used in its restaurant.

Overall, Dwaraka The Royal Villas is a fantastic choice if you are looking for a luxurious and sustainable stay in Ubud. With its beautiful Balinese architecture, stunning jungle views, and commitment to sustainability, it is sure to provide a memorable and relaxing experience.

Dwaraka The Royal Villas

The "Eat Pray Love" villa is a private residence located in Ubud, which gained notoriety after being featured in Elizabeth Gilbert's best-selling memoir "Eat Pray Love" and the subsequent movie adaptation starring Julia Roberts. The villa, named Nyuh Kuning, is a traditional Balinese home featuring beautiful wood carvings and a stunning garden complete with a lotus pond and an outdoor pavilion.

The villa is not open to the public but you can book a few nights here to feel connected to a bigger story. The street where the villa is located, Jalan Kajeng, is a popular spot for tourists to take photos in front of the villa's gate, which is adorned with a traditional Balinese carving.

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