Luxury Bali Tours made for you

A feast for the senses and eyes, the Como Shambhala Estate is a wellness retreat that is truly arresting in its outstanding service, Balinese design and tropical isolated setting.

Situated just outside of Ubud in Bali, Tanah Gajah unfolds across six hectares of working rice fields in the district’s calming countryside with a backdrop of Mount Agung.

Considered one of Bali’s most spectacular hideaways, Hanging Gardens is an award-winning infinity pool hotel located just twenty minutes from Ubud. Designed in complete harmony with its natural surrounds, the property is perched among steep terraced gardens with panoramic views of the Ayung River gorge. Sitting at the heart of the Hanging Gardens is the world-famous, split-level infinity pool. Take a dip here for a truly unique swim which gives the sense of floating over the lush treetops and valley. The accommodation offers luxurious suites and villas, are styled with contemporary Balinese style. Each room comes with a private infinity pool, open-air shower and terrace that offers stunning views of the jungle. Three dining settings showcase delectable Indonesian and international flavours. Meanwhile the indulgent spa offers a list of relaxing treatments set amidst tranquil surroundings.

Discovered amid lush green forests and scenic rice paddy fields, Capella Ubud is a unique tented hotel presenting a luxurious experience and a relaxing oasis on the doorstep of Ubud’s most beautiful natural surroundings. The hotel consists of 22 individually styled one-bedroom tents and one tented two-bedroom lodge, all immaculate in their artistic décor and furnishings. Offering rice terrace, rainforest, river or valley views, each lodging is equipped with modern facilities to further enhance the comfort of your stay, as well as a private saltwater pool for relaxing soaks. The two-bedroom lodge offers a larger space in which to unwind and is well suited to a small family. Inspired by the early European settlers from the 1800s, each tent’s decorative theme is determined by the skill set of the various inhabitants of the area’s 19th century camps, with the likes of The Carpenter’s Tent showcasing the tools used by craftsmen and artisans, while The Naturalist’s Tent depicts the heritage of the camp’s zoologists and botanists. Seasonable and sustainable dining can be enjoyed at the Mads Lange dining room, while delicious Asian BBQ is served at the intimate Api Jiwa restaurant. For some refreshment after a cooling swim, the poolside Mortar and Pestle Bar serves up a range of snacks and drinks, including a creative cocktail menu. There is also The Camp Fire from where you can relax under the stars with a hot chocolate in hand, serenaded by the hotel’s jungle orchestra. A myriad of wellness treatments can be enjoyed at the hotel’s extensive spa, while the tented gymnasium allows guests to get active across the likes of yoga and pilates classes – perfectly in keeping with Bali’s sense of spiritual well-being.

Six Senses Uluwatu is perched on the cliffs at the southernmost tip of Bali near the site of Pura Uluwatu. This sacred temple is considered one of the island’s core spiritual pillars. The hotel combines tradition with wellness, great dining and beautiful beaches. The design and decor of the beautifully-appointed and comfortable suites and villas have been inspired by the local culture, and embrace nature. You’ll find stunning views from your room or suite and at different vantage points around the property. Bali’s unique cuisine is influenced by Indonesian, Chinese and Indian culture with spices enhancing fresh vegetables, meat, and seafood. At the resort’s various restaurants and bars you can dine on an eclectic range of cuisine prepared with the finest local ingredients, many of them grown in the resort’s own garden. Indulge in a traditional Balinese treatment with a modern twist at the resort’s spa. There are a variety of in-depth wellness programmes to discover, focused on cleansing, sleep or fitness. You can also enjoy a refreshing yoga session at the outdoor pavilion.

The Samaya Seminyak provides everything you would expect from a luxury Balinese experience; lounge by the Indian Ocean, dine al fresco under swaying palm trees, and generally just acquaint yourself with paradise. Their 52 villas, are coloured in neutral tones with touches of dark grey, built with natural materials, and are undeniably Indonesian in style yet contemporary in furnishing. Each villa comes with its own private swimming pool within their secluded, tree-lined stone walls and a butler service as standard. The rest of this intimate hotel is inspired by traditional Balinese architecture yet constructed in a modern design, based upon space and light. The hotel has an open-plan design that allows natural light to flood its communal spaces, plus a landscaped pool area leading to the beach in front. At night, carefully positioned lamps give the hotel a soft-lit ambiance.