Showing posts with label family accommodation bali. Show all posts
Showing posts with label family accommodation bali. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 26, 2014

5 Cool Cafes to Check Out in Bali

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Putting aside its tropical scenery, sandy beaches and blue skies, Bali is also a great place for your next holiday destination because of the choice of restaurants and cafes that conveniently surround your villa accommodation. And if you’re a huge coffee aficionado like we are, you’ll definitely want to have a look at our favorite cafes close to various luxury villas in Seminyak and Canggu area. From yummy pastries to world class coffee, here’s five cafes you’d want to check out if you’re ever in Bali: 

(image via Sharon Loh)

1. Revolver, Jl Kayu Aya No 3 Oberoi Seminyak, +62 361 788 4968 

This small funky little space is certainly off the beaten track. Located at the back of ‘This Is A Love Song’ concept store on Jl Oberoi you will be impressed with what we think is the best cup of coffee on the island. Small but playful yummy breakfast menu, we love their ‘double barrel’. 


2. Sisterfields, Jl Kayu Cendana, No.7, Oberoi, Seminyak, +62 361 9050507 

HOT NEW CAFÉ with an yummy food and cute decor. This Melbournean style cafe with the oh-so-chic decor is the coolest new boutique in Seminyak. Showcasing fresh pastries, salads and sandwiches along side an all day breakfast/lunch menu. Everything on the menu is exceptional including the coffee. For a healthy lunch we recommend you try the fresh salad bar. Fully air-conditioned too with an outdoor courtyard. 

(image taken from Sea Circus Facebook)


3. Sea Circus, Jalan Kayu Aya, No. 22, Seminyak. 

If you’re looking for a colorful venue, you definitely should check out Sea Circus. The breakfast menu is superb and if you like ice cream, this funky cafe will provide you with yummy flavors on a hot and sunny day!

(image taken from Bruce W at Tripadvisor)

4. Anomali Coffee, Jalan Kayu No.7B Seminyak. 

If you're a self confessed coffee addict, you've got to pay a visit to this cafe. With beans originating from Sumatra to Bali to Aceh and even Java, Anomali will give you a taste of coffee Indonesia.   

(image taken from Betelnut Facebook)

5. Betelnut, Batu Bolong 60, Canggu, +6282146807233 

Feel like taking a drive? We promise it's worth the visit. Raved among local expats to have quality food, Betelnut brings you a great healthy breakfast place. The atmosphere is ‘old school Bali’ with a view of the rice fields and a nice breeze. And if you're up for dessert, ask for their brownies as they're absolutely delicious!

Got any other favorite cafes? Leave us a comment so we can check them out too! ;)

Thursday, March 13, 2014

No Mascots Here: How Bali Family Holidays Enrich Children’s Education

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Another great family-friendly attraction is the sacred Uluwatu temple, where one of Bali’s most celebrated dance traditions is performed daily at sundown. Here, kids can get a glimpse of a cherished Bali tradition. Kids can also take a break from their usual meals at home, like meatloaf or macaroni and cheese, and enjoy Balinese cuisine, like Nasi Goreng (literally ‘fried rice’ in Indonesian), which is steamed rice mixed with green vegetables, seafood or chicken, and topped off with fried egg.

Saving up for family vacations is difficult. In this regard, parents can make the most out of their hard-earned money by considering a gorgeous destination like Bali, which offers great bonding and learning opportunities for the children. Parents can book a family accommodation in Bali through reliable companies like Baali Villas, which have a variety of world-class properties that are within walking distance of Bali’s top attractions.

http://www.baalivillas.com/mascots-bali-family-holidays-enrich-childrens-education/

Thursday, January 30, 2014

Tips for Traveling to Seminyak, Bali

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Known for its natural beauty, engaging culture, and exquisite cuisine, Bali is one of the hottest tourist destinations in the world. Many tourists choose to go to Bali as one of their first international destinations. If your upcoming trip to Seminyak, Bali is the first time you will be traveling abroad, you may want to read up on the following travel tips:

Travel Light

The weather in Bali is usually hotter and more humid compared with what many travelers are used to. With that in mind, bring light clothing with you to help cope with the heat and to save on luggage space. There are many interesting shopping choices in Bali, which sell clothes at reasonable prices, so saving on luggage space is good idea.

Find Good Accommodations

If you are traveling as a big party, accommodations are an important part of your itinerary. Although some people might want to save on money by choosing the most basic of accommodations, it might interest people to know that several places in Bali offer luxury villas that can accommodate parties of 6 to 12 for very reasonable prices. Going beyond basic accommodations enhances the Bali experience and allows you to reenergize yourself better.