
The Paradisus by Melia Bali in Nusa Dua provides a luxurious, all-inclusive holiday experience designed for relaxation and rejuvenation, particularly for those seeking a break from daily decision-making. The resort offers an extensive all-inclusive package covering meals at its eight restaurants, free-flowing drinks, 24-hour room service, and mini-bar access. Guests can enjoy lagoon access rooms, and the resort features "The Reserve," an adults-only sanctuary with a separate check-in, tranquil pool, dedicated beachside area, and a quiet breakfast option at Sante restaurant. Daily activities include Balinese coffee tasting at Kopi Petani, cultural workshops such as Batik painting, Penjor and Janur art, and Devdan theatre performances. The resort also offers yoga and Pilates classes overlooking the ocean, and the Yhi Spa provides treatments like a two-and-a-half-hour authentic Balinese ritual, along with a sauna, steam room, and plunge pool. Dining options range from Japanese cuisine at Tokimeku with a sake bar, Spanish dishes at Peseta, to Middle Eastern fare at Samira, complete with mood lighting and belly dancers. The experience aims to provide a calm and restorative escape, allowing guests to unwind without the burden of planning.
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Must readDekmantel will make its Southeast Asia debut on September 26, 2026, with a one-day takeover at Desa Potato Head Bali in Seminyak. The event will span Potato Head Beach Club and Klymax, featuring daytime listening sessions, live Q&As, and a Desa Dialogue, followed by a night program of house, techno, electronica, and experimental music. The lineup includes Avalon Emerson, Dekmantel Soundsystem, Fafi Abdel Nour, Ogazón, Soichi Terada live, Danny Satria live, Archie, Bagvs, Dita, Kaazi, Kiwed, and Sattle. Archie and Bagvs will also perform a B2B set. Avalon Emerson will close the night with her first Southeast Asian performance. Dekmantel Soundsystem features Casper van Tielrooij and Olf van Elden, also known as Interstellar Funk. This event follows previous collaborations between the Dekmantel and Potato Head teams.
Must readAirAsia has announced a new codeshare partnership with Pegasus Airlines, Turkey's largest low-cost carrier, which aims to enhance connectivity for long-haul travelers to Bali. This collaboration will provide more travel options for Southeast Asian travelers, including those from Indonesia, to reach various European destinations via Istanbul. Conversely, it will also allow tourists from Europe, North America, and North Africa to connect to popular Southeast Asian destinations more affordably. The partnership will be implemented in phases, initially connecting five European destinations: London Stansted, Moscow Vnukovo, Ankara Esenboga, Zurich, and Athens. To further strengthen the Asia-Europe connection, AirAsia will increase its Kuala Lumpur-Istanbul route frequency from four to seven times a week starting February 2027. This is beneficial for tourists traveling long-haul to Bali, as AirAsia currently operates 4-6 daily direct flights between Bali and Kuala Lumpur, with 11-15 direct flights across all airlines on this route daily. Kuala Lumpur serves as a significant travel hub, offering up to 75 daily flights to various Indonesian destinations, including Jakarta, Yogyakarta, and Lombok. Güliz Öztürk, CEO of Pegasus Airlines, stated that Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen is a natural connecting point between Europe and Asia, and the partnership reflects the network built from Istanbul. He added that guests can now seamlessly reach Kuala Lumpur and AirAsia's network of over 140 destinati

A funeral has been held for a Perth father who died following an assault in Bali. Investigations into his death are ongoing.