Directed toward Indonesian nationals to protect the institution of marriage In December 2022 Indonesia passed a bill updating its Criminal Code (RKUJP) which includes legislation affecting the Indonesian sanctity of marriage whereby Indonesian nationals would be punished for adultery. For clarity, only direct members of the family can report a adulterous affair to the police, thereby removing any public accusations and halting random arrests. The Minister for Law and Justice has clarified that this will not affect tourists visiting Bali, and, the Governor of Bali, Wayan Koster, has als ..read more

After months of ceased operations at Bali’s Ngurah Rai International Airport, the Indonesian Government has agreed to allow seven national airports including Ngurah Rai International to resume international flights. As per new immigration regulations, implemented in Indonesia, authorities continue to limit the number of arrivals into the country due to the current Covid-19 pandemic. Therefore, at this time, only Indonesian citizens, diplomatic visas, business visas, KITAS and KITAP visas and APEC card holders are cargo will be allowed entry. Additionally, Limited Stay Permit Visa (VITAS) hold ..read more

With Valentine’s Day 2020 fast approaching, the time to start planning your romantic surprise is NOW. The beginning of February is when women all over the world start to wonder if the men in their lives have remembered to do something special – so don’t be the guy who forgets! Also, a word from the wise: Even when a woman says she doesn’t care about Valentine’s Day. She does! Oh yes, she really does. So, what can you do? Well, if you haven’t proposed yet and the relationship is looking like it’s heading that way, consider popping the big question in Bali. You can find some great spots for a r ..read more

The Chinese New Year is nearly upon us! Though the celebration usually falls in February, The Year Of The Rat begins on Saturday, January the 25th and celebrations will last until the 11th of February. We wish all of our Chinese guests prosperity, good health, good fortune and a year of happiness! With its multi-layer of cultures and religions, Bali is a fantastic place to celebrate the new year, so without further ado, we’ve listed some of the activites, restaurants and performances you can attend to honour the lunar passing. And, if you’re a quickwitted rat or a diligent ox who’s in the mood ..read more

This little island is best known for its surfing and beaches, but in the last decade, Bali has also become a hub for designers that make a stunning range of homeware. Bali artisans have a unique style and the furniture here is nothing less than drool-worthy, so we’ve put together a list of the best places to pick up everything from linens and cane baskets to ceramic dinner sets and candles. And fortunately, we know exactly where to go! Our villas are masterpieces of interior design so don’t hesitate to check out some of them for inspiration here, or just read on to find out where to go to tu ..read more

Welcome to Bali, the land of beauty and beautiful people! It’s this time of year that where we often find ourselves asking the question: If you went on an adventure and you didn’t get a shot for Instagram, did it even happen at all? Haha! We might sound cynical but as 2020 is well in swing now we know it’s just as important to impress your Instagram followers as it is to capture the memories of your amazing Bali holiday. So, drumroll, please… Here are the most Instagrammable spots of 2020 1. Cafe Del Mar – In A Private Pool at Sunset   Bali’s newest beach club, Café Del Mar is a delight f ..read more

If you’re in Bali for the new year period and you’re looking for something to do then read on! We’ve put together a list of the most popular and fun events for every type of traveller. Yes, as usual, there are lots of wild club parties to attend, but you’d be surprised, there are also lots of daytime gigs and more casual dinner events for those who don’t fancy getting sweaty with thousands of other revellers. You may even feel like staying home for a catered feast and a bottle of wine! If that’s the case then we’ve still got some luxurious villas available. It’s the perfect way to set the scen ..read more

If you’ve had a tough year and you think need a tropical island escape, then Bali is the perfect location to hide yourself away for a quiet Christmas celebration. The weather is warm, the views are beautiful and the people are famously kind. We recommend you come for at least 10 days to get the full effect of your tropical island holiday. As the sun sets over the palm trees every evening you’ll find yourself more able to relax then ever. And when Christmas eve does roll around, you’ll be truly ready to celebrate. Three Reasons To Spend Christmas In Bali We think the best thing about shouting ..read more

Based in the heart of the Oberoi district, Villa Aramanis is a luxurious haven that’s excellent value for larger groups, and central to the best attractions that Seminyak has to offer. If you’re a guest here, then consider yourself lucky! Once you’ve had enough of lounging by the pool, call a driver and take a shot and our latest recommendations. We’ve done some local research and put together a foodie itinerary for a truly blissful Bali day. Coffee   Whether you have breakfast at the villa or in one of the local cafes, we recommend taking a stop and checking out the newest offering b ..read more

Take A Holiday From Your Holiday One of the best things about a holiday in Bali is the chance to hide yourself away in a villa with a private pool, but if you feel like adding a little adventure to your holiday, or, if the Bali beaches seem a bit crowded then we can highly recommend the following three island escapes! The Nusa District is a group of three small islands that are considered part of the Lesser Sunda Islands of the Malay Archipelago. They’re off the coast of Bali and are called Nusa Lembongan, Nusa Ceningan and Nusa Penida. Each has different charms but all three can be reached qu ..read more