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7 Nights Deal
Book by: 24 Mar 2025
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Private return transfers from Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport to Amadea Resort & VillasTransfers
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Stay 7 nights in a Superior roomAccommodation
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Full board meal plans inclusive of breakfast, lunch and dinnerMeals
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Enjoy unlimited WIFI in room and in public areasWIFI
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Enjoy 2 bottles of water in your roomwater
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Daily replenished coffee/tea making facilitiescoffee/tea
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Take a dip and unwind in the resorts swimming poolPool
Per adult (twin share) from $944
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Bali 5 nights deal
Book by: 23 Mar 2025
Bali-
Return private airport transfers from Denpasar international airport to Sol By Melia Benoa BaliTransfers
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Stay 5 Nights in a Sol RoomAccommodation
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Welcome drink on arrivalWelcome
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Welcome gift in roomGift
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All meals including breakfast, lunch & dinnerMeals
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Select beverages provided during your stayBeverages
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Discount on a 60 mins spaDiscount
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Enjoy the resort swimming poolPool
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Daily restocked minibarMinibar
Per adult (twin share) from $951
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Stay 5 nights and Get Amazing Rates
Book by: 22 Mar 2025
Bali-
Private return airport transfers from Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport to Cross Bali Breakers ResortTransfers
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Stay 5 nights in a One Bedroom Deluxe Pool VillaAccommodation
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Enjoy a full board meal plan - breakfast, lunch and dinnerMeals
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Enjoy one set of afternoon cocktailsCocktail
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Complimentary in room tea and coffee facilitiestea/coffee
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Complimentary shuttle service to Balangan BeachBeach
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Complimentary 60 minute Balinese massage for 2Massage
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Relax and unwind in your own private pool paradisePool
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Enjoy the convenience of priority check in and late check out, subject to availabilityCheck in
Per adult (twin share) from $1,012
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7 Night Getaway
Book by: 23 Mar 2025
Bali-
Private return air transfers from Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport to Bali Tropic Resort & SpaTransfers
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Stay 7 Nights in a Deluxe roomaccommodation
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Enjoy welcome drink on arrivalwelcome
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Daily buffet breakfast, lunch and dinnermeals
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select beverages provided during your stayBeverage
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Daily guest activities such as aquacise and beach volleyballActivities
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Complimentary access to sports activities such as darts, billiard, chess, othelo, gym, mini golf, mini soccer, shooting fieldSports
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Free WIFIWIFI
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High afternoon tea with assorted cakesTea
Per adult (twin share) from $1,251
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Indonesia Facts
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About Indonesia
About Indonesia
The world’s largest archipelago, Indonesia is home to dense, subtropical rainforests and a vibrant culture. Prominent islands (because it has over 17,000!) include Java, Sumatra, Borneo and Sulawesi, each with their own mini-ecosystem. With up to 130 active volcanoes spread across its islands, Indonesia’s terrain is rugged, covered by lush rainforests and fast-flowing rivers. The forests are home to a wide variety of flora and fauna, including elephants, orangutans, tigers, parrots, monkeys and even massive rafflesia flowers! The islands of Indonesia are a tapestry of race, religion, culture, tradition and communities. Guests will find people of various religions and communities existing in harmony, often sharing meals, drinks and stories. Each region has something unique to offer in terms of art and culture – take for example its different dyeing, embroidery and textiles like batik, ikat and songket are popular with connoisseurs, designers and fashionistas alike. Indonesia is also blessed with rich, deep troves of folklore and mythology – brilliantly depicted through iconic performances, particularly its Legong and Bedhaya dances. Indonesia’s culinary brilliance needs no introduction, or testament. The food scene here is colourful, aromatic and spicy enough to rejig the Scoville scale – though it varies from one region to another. Bold and fiery flavours dominate in Sumatra, while Java balances the heat with palm sugar. Bali is the best of both worlds, incorporating fresh and zesty spices without going overboard with the heat. Tuck into a bowl of rendang or grab a bite of gulai to know firsthand why Indonesia was known as ‘the spice islands’!
Things to do in Indonesia
Things to do in Indonesia
Indonesia is brimming with attractions and there’s plenty to do, see and experience! Hike through popular trails in the rainforest or stumble across lost ones, climb up the volcanoes for one-of-a-kind thrill, and head to the Komodo National Park to walk with the Komodo dragons. Then, visit the quirky Kelimutu Lakes followed by a visit to Danau Toba – world’s biggest crater lake. Sign up for dive charters at the popular Raja Ampat and meet schools of fishes – some shy and flitting away, some inquisitive and checking out divers. Or, island hop on a ‘phinisi’ – Indonesian double-masted sailing schooner – and soak in island vibes of centuries past. Cultural activities further elevate a stay in Indonesia. Visit the vibrant local markets of Pasar Baru and Pasar Seni, attend Kecak and Wayang Kulit performances, and sample mouthwatering flavours of nasi goreng and satay. Then, explore the iconic temple complexes of Borobudur and Prambanan, marvel at the exquisite craftsmanship past on display. Head to villages to get a taste of indigenous life, their harmonious lifestyle and learn of their tales – otherworldly and otherwise. Not everything about Indonesia is fast-paced though. Guests can always choose to have a slow serene day, where they do nothing but sunbathe on Bali’s powdery sands, have romantic beach picnics and take long walks on the shores as the sun sets on the Pacific. Sometimes, it’s these little things that are endearing, but often the source of nostalgia that has travellers coming back for seconds and thirds.
Best time to visit Indonesia
Best time to visit Indonesia
Indonesia is a tropical wonderland and unsurprisingly, its weather is as temperamental as its volcanoes. When it rains, it pours; but when it doesn’t, it makes for amazing days marked by sunny skies, cool breezes and plenty of fun outside. The dry season, running from April to October, is widely considered the best time to visit Indonesia. Outdoor activities are fun, thanks to plenty of sunshine and cool winds. That said, occasional showers cannot be entirely ruled out. Weather aside, cultural events, festivals and popular holidays are a great time to visit Indonesia too. Visitors get to witness lively performance, parades, sporting activities and more as they dig into a savoury street food.
Top 5 experiences in Indonesia
Top 5 experiences in Indonesia
While it is difficult to pick top five experiences in Indonesia, we did get our travel experts to sit down and they highlight the un-miss-ables
- Visit Komodo National Park for its heady mix of beauty and thrill. Feast your eyes on the beautiful flora and fauna, before redirecting them to the pièce de résistance: the komodo dragons. Travellers can also trek onto Rinca Island where the dragons are feistier and the thrill of adventure a tad more.
- Got for a day-tour of the island of Sumba – home to one of the last megalithic cultures. Centred around ancestor worship, the island is home to giant tombstones and hair-raising horseback battles.
- Stop by the village of Tana Toraja to see the otherworldly rooftops that have the experts divided, their very distinct funeral culture and beliefs.
- Travel to Danau Toba and visit Samosir Island, listed in the Guiness Book of World Records as ‘the world’s biggest island on an island’. Also, spend time with the Bataks – the friendly locals who call this natural wonder home.
- Do sign up for a Kecak performance. The ‘gamelan’-esque choral chanting, storytelling and fiery dances are a spectacle that visitors will not forget anytime soon.
