Overview
The Seminyak is stylish beachfront resort that represents a new era in Bali’s evolving hospitality industry. The property is all about tropical sophistication with a choice of elegantly appointed guest rooms, suites and villas designed to accommodate the needs of today’s savvy travellers.

Set within a charming landscape that encompasses native greenery, lily ponds and traditional thatched pavilions, The Seminyak is a modern retreat with distinct Balinese touches that provides a welcome escape from the outside world. A signature brand of hospitality together with heartfelt service promises a truly unrivalled experience.

Dining
Santan Restaurant
Santan Restaurant is a collection of modern dining pavilions surrounded by waterways and tropical greenery. It is a charming spot to take pleasure in light refreshments or something more substantial from an all-day dining menu of international cuisine. Innovative dishes bursting with flavour are created from the freshest ingredients to tantalise tastebuds.

Sanje Sunset Lounge
This is the ultimate setting to unwind and enjoy Bali’s celebrated sunset over a refreshing drink or two. It is a casual open-air spot with prime ocean views together socially throughout the course of the day. A poolside bar serves an extensive menu including popular brands of beer, exotic cocktails and blends of seasonal fruit juice.

Khayangan Spa & Fitness Centre
This modern wellness facility is dedicated to body, mind and spirit rejuvenation. A concise treatment menu draws inspiration from Indonesia’s time-honoured health and beauty rituals. All therapies use naturally sourced ingredients and have been adapted to address the effects of living in today’s fast paced world.

Facilities
Guest room amenities : Rain shower, Standalone bathtub (The Room’s only), “42 LCD TV, Satellite channel, DVD player, Wi-Fi internet connection, In room safety deposit box, IDD phone call, Hairdryer, Mini bar, iPods Docking Station, Private Jacuzzi (The Suite, The Penthouse & The Villa), Tea/coffee making facilities, Individually controlled air conditioning, Private balcony, Choices of Pillows

Recreational Facilities : Infinity pool of 10m X 45m, Sun beds, Sunken Bars, SPA & fitness centre, Boutique, Beachfront wedding chapel, Life guards, Body boards, Bicycles, Pool concierge, Golf courses nearby

Other Services : Connecting room (The Room’s only), Business Centre, In house clinic, Lifts, Complimentary shuttle service to Seminyak, Legian and Kuta (scheduled), Concierge Service, Parking Lots, Laundry and dry cleaning service*, Butler Service*, Airport VIP Arrangement and Limousine Service*, *Available on request and chargeable.

Rates valid until March 31,2013

REGULAR SEASON ROOM NAME	PUBLISH RATES (Exclusive Tax/Service & No Breakfast)	PUBLISH RATES (Inclusive Tax/Service & Breakfast)	OUR RATES (Inclusive Tax/Service & Breakfast)	REMARKS
The Room Garden Wing	US$ 470.00
The Room Beach Wing	US$ 550.00
The Suite	US$ 770.00
Villa one bedroom Garden view	US$ 990.00
Villa one bedroom Ocean view	US$ 1,320.00
Villa two bedroom Garden view	US$ 1,430.00

REMARK : Please note we are often able to offer better rates and packages at this hotel than the prices shown above. Send Inquiry and your holiday date to obtain our best rates for you.

Notes :

The rates are quote in US Dollar .
All rates are per room per night for single or double occupancy.
Check in time 14:00  – Check out time 12:00
Late Check Out is by special arrangement only
No charge for child under 12 years of age ,sharing same room with
parents and using existing bedding ( without extra bed )
The rates are subject to change with OR without prior notice.

Surcharge will apply ;

High season ( July 15 – Sep 30, 2012 )
Peak Season ( Dec  23 – Jan 05, 2013 )

The Rates are Inclusive :

Welcome drink upon arrival
Rates are inclusive of 21% government tax and service charge
Rates are Include of daily  breakfast.

Flores island is one of the Lesser Sunda islands located in the eastern part of Sumbawa and Komodo National Park with an approximately area of 14,300km2. This island is the largest island on the east nusa tenggara region.

Flores island is a home of the unique culture, nature beauties and more.. It lies between Sumbawa and Timor islands is an abbreviation of Cabo da Flores which was used by Portuguese sailor in the 17th century to identify the cape on the eastern end of the islands because of its underwater gardens. Divided by mountain chains and volcanoes, the island populated by ethnic groups with their own traditions and languages.

Predominantly Catholic, the have retained several aspects of the Portuguise culture such as the Easter parade held annually at Larantuka on the eastern part of the island and the Royal Regalia of the former King of Sikka.

Mt. Kelimutu, 1.690m fifty years ago, had three lakes, one lake was blue green, one fiery green and one red. Thirty years later, the colors had changed to blue, red brown and cafe au lait. Now, Ata Bupu (Lake) is a dramatic dark-brown. Ata Polo are dark red-brown, and only Nuwa Muri remains aquamarine or turquoise as it apparently always was. No one can explain the cause of such color changes except to suppose that different minerals are dissolved in the waters of each lake.

The countryside surrounding the lake, though no longer so “natural” as in the days of early Dutch visitors – some hundred years ago – is still mountainous and dramatic enough with panoramic views all side

In September 2003, the international paleoanthropologists discovered a small skeletons, that they described as a previously unknown hominid species Homo Floresiensis. These are informally named hobbits and appear to have stood about 90cm tall. The most complete individual is dated as 18000 years old.

Flores was also a habitat of the extinct Stegodon dwarf elephant until approximately 18,000 years ago. It also was the habitat of species of giant rodents. It is speculated by scientists that limited resources drove the few species that lived upon the island to gigantism and dwarfism

There are many languages spoken on the island of Flores, all of them belonging to the Austronesian family. In the centre of the island in the districts of Ngada, Nagekeo, and Ende there is what is variously called the Central Flores Dialect Chain or the Central Flores Linkage. Within this area there are slight linguistic differences in almost every village. At least six separate languages are identifiable. These are from west to east: Ngadha, Nage, Keo, Ende, Lio and Palu’e, which is spoken on the island with the same name of the north coast of Flores. Locals would probably also add So’a and Bajawa to this list, which anthropologists have labeled dialects of Ngadha.

Portuguese traders and missionaries came to Flores in the 16th century, mainly to Larantuka and Sikka. Their influence is still discernible in Sikka’s language and culture. In fact, the island’s name, Flores, means “flowers” in Portuguese.

Flores is almost entirely Catholic and represents one of the “religious borders” created by the Catholic expansion in the Pacific and the spread of Islam from the west across Indonesia. In other places in Indonesia, such as in the Malukus and Sulawesi, the divide is more rigid and has been the source of bloody sectarian clashes.

The most famous tourist attraction in Flores is Kelimutu; three coloured lakes in the district of Ende and close to the town of Moni. These crater lakes are in the caldera of a volcano, and fed by a volcanic gas source, resulting in highly acid water. The coloured lakes change colours on an irregular basis, depending on the oxidation state of the lake (see Pasternack, Keli Mutu Volcanic Lakes), from bright red through green and blue. The latest colours (late 2004) were said to be turquoise, brown and black.

There is good snorkelling and diving on several locations along the north coast of Flores, most notably Maumere and Riung. However, due to the destructive practice of local fishermen using bombs to fish, and locals selling shells to tourists, combined with the after effects of a devastating tsunami in 1992, the reefs have slowly been destroyed.

Labuanbajo (on the western tip of Flores) is a town often used by tourists, from where they can visit Komodo and Rinca. Labuanbajo also attracts scuba divers, as whale sharks inhabit the waters around Labuanbajo.

Tourists can visit Luba and Bena villages to see traditional houses in Flores. Larantuka, on the isle’s eastern end, is known for its Holy Week festivals.

In addition to tourism, the main economic activities on Flores are agriculture, fishing and seaweed production. The primary food crops being grown on Flores are rice, maize sweet potato and cassava, while the main cash crops are coffee, coconut, candle nut and cashew.  Flores is one of the newest origins for Indonesian coffee. Previously, most Arabica coffee (Coffea arabica) from Flores was blended with other origins. Now, demand is growing for this coffee because of its heavy body and sweet chocolate, floral and woody notes

The Regency of Banyuwangi is located at the easternmost end of the Indonesian island of Java and it is a very strategic area for those who want to go to Bali, since it also serves as an important ferry port between Java and Bali. It is surrounded by mountains and forests to the west; by sea to the east and south. Banyuwangi is only separated by Strait of Bali from Bali. The regency had a population of 1,488,791 at the Census held on 30 June 2000; by 2005 it was estimated to have risen to 1,514,605. The city of Banyuwangi is the administrative capital. The name Banyuwangi is Javanese for “fragrance water”, connected to the Javanese folklore of Sri Tanjung.
Administrative areas

The Regency of Banyuwangi consists of 24 subdistricts (Kecamatan):

Banyuwangi Kota
Glagah
Kalibaru
Kalipuro
Srono
Kabat
Glenmore
Rogojampi
Singojuruh
Genteng
Cluring
Giri
Pesanggaran
Gambiran
Wongsorejo
Tegaldlimo
Purwoharjo
Sempu
Muncar
Songgon
Tegalsari
Bangorejo
Siliragung
Licin

Society and history

Banyuwangi is — as are other Indonesian areas — a heterogeneous area where many ethnic groups are mingled and live together under the same roof. One of the native groups is the Osing community which has a distinctly Hindu culture although they can be considered as a Javanese sub-ethnic group. They live mainly in the central part of Banyuwangi and they sometimes consider themselves as Majapahit descendants. Other groups are Javanese (living mostly in the south and west), Madurese (mainly in the north and coastal area) and Balinese (scattered but more concentrated in the east). Other smaller groups are Chinese, Buginese, Arabs, etc.

This heterogeneity reflects history of this region. Once known as Blambangan (or its variation: Balambangan and Balumbungan), it was a vassal of the Majapahit Kingdom and a regional trade center. After the Majapahit Kingdom ceased to exist, it became an independent kingdom and, as such, the last Hindu kingdom of Java. In order to defend itself from the troops of the Sultanate of Demak, which tried to occupy it, Blambangan asked for help from Balinese kings, which caused it to lose its independence to Balinese kingdoms. During this time Blambangan was deeply influenced by Balinese culture. After around 150 years of Balinese occupation, the Sultanate of Mataram gained control of the territory and renamed it Banyuwangi. Later, it was part of the Mataram territory controlled by the VOC (1770). During the expansion of plantations in 19th century, many parts of Banyuwangi were planted with coffee and sugarcane, which feature its landscape even now. The Chinese and Arabs came mostly during this period.

Banyuwangi people are known for their deep Islamic belief but combined with pre-Islamic practices.

Culture

Because of its location along Java–Bali road, Banyuwangi is rich in culture, where Javanese, Madurese, Balinese and other cultures had met. This area has got unique arts, traditions and natures. In addition, Banyuwangi has its own trademark arts.
Gandrung Dance

This is a Banyuwangi-typical dance which performed by a woman and along with simple music like violin, triangle (called kluncing), gong (or kempul), kendhang and sometimes with keyboard as result of modern influence. It is performed during night until dawn particularly in parties.
Janger or Damarwulan

This is a traditional theatre art which has been developed since the 19th century in Banyuwangi. This theatre is a combination between Balinese, Javanese and local cultures. Balinese influences can be seen in its performers’ costumes (which remind one of Arja costumes) and instruments, meanwhile Javanese influences is in its “lakon” or stories as well as language in dialogues. It is distinct from the Balinese Janger.

Tourism

Many European tourists visiting Bali come to Banyuwangi to surf in Plengkung and dive in Tabuhan Island. Plekung Beach is also known as G-land or green land have 3 types of waves which the greatest has 6 to 8 meters tall.[1] Merpati Nusantara Airlines operate a daily flight to Banyuwangi from Surabaya using their 56 seat MA60 turboprops. Since May 2011, Sky Aviation (Indonesia) has regularly flight with 9 passengers Grand Caravan from Denpasar-Banyuwangi vice versa and Banyuwangi-Surabaya vice versa uses new Blimbingsari Airport which has inaugurated on December 29, 2010.

( Pulau Tabuhan )

Pulau Tabuhan terletak 20 km dar kota Banyuwangi,tepatnya berada di desa Bangsring,Kecamatan Wongsorejo. Luas Pulau Tabuhan kira-kira 5 hektar. Pemandangan kebun lautnya sangat mengagumkan. Batu Karang adalah rumah dari ribuan ikan kerang, bunga karang,udang karang, dan tumbuhan laut. Pulau Tabuhan sangat cocok untuk scuba diving, karena airnya yang sanagt jernih.

It is situated 20 km Banyuwangi city it is at the village of Bangsring, Wongsorejo Tabuhan island covers an area of about 5 Ha. There are spectacular marine gardens. the coral reef are homes for myriad of shellfish,sponges,crayfish and marine plants. It is good for scuba diving as the water is very clear.

Seblang Bakungan constitutes a village purification celebration. It is done a week after Idhul Adha. The purpose of this activity is to ward off misfortune by organizing a Seblang show in the night. After dusk, it is opened by a parade around the village by bringing torches (ider bumi). Every household makes tumpeng(rice cones)and “pecel pitik”(grilled chicken).After “ider bumi” procession, “tumpengs” are put in the main place of Seblang Performance. After the amin fiqin visitors, followed by all community in the village. Seblang Bakungan is performed by an old woman in front of “sanggar” -a kind of small stage. After being spelled the seblang dancer dances in a trance condition. There are 12 songs in the performance. They tells about the life,hospitalty,environment,etc. The activities are over in the midlle of the night after “Adol Kembang”(a dancer pretends selling flowers). The spectators, then, snatch the various seed plants, and the highest windmill away. The people believe that thouse stuff can against evil spirit, and they put the at home, on the door.

Place : Kelurahan Bakungan

How to get Banyuwangi

There are two ways to reach Banyuwangi ; from Surabaya and from Bali. From Surabaya, the visitors can reach Banyuwangi with two alternatives south way and north way. The visitors can go by public land transportatios, such as :Train, Bus, Taxi, Etc. with the destination of Banyuwangi. Surabaya Banyuwangi is about 300km. it takes 5-6hours by bus or by train.

NORTH WAY

From Surabaya via Probolinggo – Situbondo – Bondowoso – Banyuwangi. The visitors get off at Tanjung wangi bus station. It is about 15 km to the north of the city of Banyuwangi. The way to the city passes the Banyuwangi Baru Train Station, Tanjungwangi Harbor, and city Blambangan public transportation station9 it is called Lin Station).

SOUTH WAY

From Surabaya via Probolinggo – Lumajang – Jember – Banyuwangi. From South way the visitors will pass some station at Banyuwangi that connect some tourism places in this area. The stations are, Kalibaru Train Station, Genteng Bus Station, Jajag Bus Station, and Brwajijaya Bus Station ( South Station of Bayuwangi city).
The visitors from Bali can reach Banyuwangi by public transportation such as bus, taxi, travel agent, etc. with destination to Gilimanuk, Ketapang (the harbour of Banyuwangi-Bali). In the ketapang harbour, visitors can get information about the tourism object, art, and culture of Banyuwangi at Tourism Information Center office From Ketapang harbour, the visitors can take taxi, or public transportation to Banyuwangi city or other tourism destinations. Banyuwangi is a small quiet peaceful city. The seashore area is hotter than land area by day. Hotel, motel, and restaurant are available. The professional guides are ready to serve the visitors to take adventure to some challenging place in the wood of national parks, relax in the tourism.

FOR A UNIQUE GOLF EXPERIENCE, GO GOLFING IN THE CRATER OF AN EXTINCT VOLCANO AT AN ALTITUDE OF 1,142 METERS ABOVE SEA LEVEL!

The Bali Handara Kosaido Country Club was considered in the 1980’s – “One of the 50 Greatest Golf Courses in the World” – by Golf Magazine and up until today, golfers from all corners of the world travel to Bali in order to play golf at one of Asia’s most iconic and “classic” golf courses.  Bali Handara Kosaido Country Club is located in the central highlands of Bali and is nestled down inside the crater of an extinct volcano at an altitude of 1,142 meters above sea level. The resort is surrounded by lush green mountains, crater lakes and an equatorial rain forest, which creates dramatic backdrops for tee shots and approach shots into the well maintained bentgrass greens.  Another unique characteristic of this world-renowned golf resort is the year round coolness of the fresh mountain air (14-24 C); which will certainly make for a pleasantly comfortable round of golf at this 18-hole championship golf course designed by five times Open Champion Peter Thomson along with Michael Wolveridge and Ronald Fream.

Located in North central region of Bedugul resort area with the altitude of 1.142 meters above sea level.

From:
Ngurah Rai International Airport – 120 minutes drive
Nusa Dua Resort area – 120 minutes drive
Kuta area – 90 minutes drive
Tanah Lot area – 60 minutes drive

GOLF COURSE DETAILS

Grass of the Green is Creeping Bent Grass. Fairway is mixed with Kakuyu grass and local grass.

Par:

72 (36 out, 36 in)

Yardage :
- Championship 6.983 yards
- Regular          6.371 yards
- Ladies            5.698 yards

Designer:

Peter Thomson, Michael Wolveridge & Associates

Driving Range:
- Natural grass range, maximum distance of 300m
- 3 Practice Putting Greens with bunkers

Landscape:
Nestled in the ancient forest Panoramic vistas extend to shimmering Lake Buyan.

GOLF FACILITIES

Golf Lessons:
There are 2 Pro Golfers who hold Indonesian or Japanese PGA Pro license. They are all fluent English or Japanese speaking.

Proshop:
Provides a full range of Golf items (balls, gloves, tees, pitchfork, ball markers, etc), apparels (shirts, cap, etc) and accessories. Most of the items are supplied with Club’s logo.

Halfway Houses:
Out course hole no. 6th and in course hole no. 16th. Provide beer,  soft drinks & snacks.

Locker Rooms:
Hot shower, hairdryers, toiletries are available. Inside men locker there is a Japanese traditional bath. Sauna is available in each locker room.

Rental Items:
Rental clubs – men right handed 50 sets, men left handed 5 sets, ladies right handed 10 sets. Metal woods with steel shaft. Rental shoes, no spiked rubber shoes with all kinds of size ranges.

Golf Cart:
70 golf carts (2-seater) are provided. Advance reservations are required especially during Weekends and Public Holidays.

ACCOMMODATIONS

Hotel:

Standard Cottage 24

Deluxe Room Golf View 39

Deluxe Suite Room 2

Deluxe Room Garden Views ( Bungalow)8

Villa 2

Executive Suite Room 1

Presidential Suite Room 1

Room Facilities :

Mini Bar, TV (Satelite channel, HBO, NHK), Telephone IDD call, Hot Shower and Bath Tub. Heater provided in each room. Fireplace is available in Bungalow and Villa. Safety Box is available in the front desk. Laundry is available for normal cleaning only.

GENERAL FACILITIES

Kamandalu Restaurant :
Is available for 120 seats. Serve Indonesian, European and Japanese food.

Lobby Bar:
Situated at Hotel lobby, panoramic views toward Lake Buyan.

Snack Bar :Situated close to the 1st and 10th tee. Light meal can be ordered.

Pub & Karaoke:
Located beside Multi Function Room. Indonesian, English, and Japanese karaoke songs are available for 2,000 songs.

Conference Room:
Newly renovated, maximum capacity of 63 people.

Banquet Room:Multi Purpose Room with a maximum capacity of 150 people.

Spa Treatments:   
Traditional spa treatments . Located at beside Men and Ladies Locker Rooms. Quick sport massage is also available.

Tennis Court:
Racket and ball rental are available.

Rates valid period until March 31,2013

GOLF RATES	PUBLISH RATE	INCLUDE	REMARKS
Golf Fee 18 Holes In House guest	US$ 85.00	Green Fee,Caddy Fee,Cart & Tax
Golf Fee 18 Holes Out side guest	US$ 150.00	Green Fee,Caddy Fee,Cart & Tax
GOLF CLINIC
Driving Lesson / Hour	US$ 30.00
Round Lesson 18 holes	US$ 70.00	Golf Cart
RENTAL	US$ 70.00
Full Set Club	US$ 25.00		Per Day
Shoe Rental	US$ 7.00		Per Day
Practice Ball	US$ 5.00		50 Balls per Bucket
Premium Club	US$ 50.00
HOTEL RATES	PUBLISH RATES (Exclusive Tax/Service & No Breakfast)	PUBLISH RATES (Inclusive Tax/Service & Breakfast)	REMARKS
Superior Room ( Cottage )	US$ 95.00 ++	US$ 114.95
Deluxe Room garden View (Bungalow )	US$ 150.00 ++	US$ 181.50
Villa	US$ 396.00 ++	US$ 479.16
Extra Bed	US$ 50.00 ++	US$ 60.5
MEALS RATES	RATES BEFORE TAX	RATES AFTER TAX	REMARKS
Continental Breakfast	US$ 8.00 ++	US$ 9.68
American Breakfast	US$ 10.00 ++	US$ 12.1
Set Lunch	US$ 15.00 ++	US$ 18.15	Excluding Japanese Food
Japanese Set Lunch	US$ 20.00 ++	US$ 24.2
Set Dinner	US$ 20.00 ++	US$ 24.2	Excluding Japanese Food
Japanese Set Dinner	US$ 25.00 ++	US$ 30.25

REMARK lease note we are often able to offer better rates and packages at this hotel than the prices shown above. Send Inquiry and your holiday date to obtain our best rates for you.

Notes FOR THE HOTEL   :

• The rates are quote in US Dollar .
• All rates are per room per night for single or double occupancy.
• Check in time 14:00  – Check out time 12:00.
• No charge for a child under 12 years sharing room with parent using existing bed and without breakfast.
• The rates are subject to change with OR without prior notice.

Surcharge will apply  :

* High Season I   ( July 01-31 & Sep 01- 31 ) US$25/room/night.

* High Season II ( Aug 01-31 ) US$45/room/night.

* Peak Season  ( Dec 23-Jan 05 )  US$65/room/night.

The Rates are Inclusive  :

• One night Accommodation
• Welcome drink upon arrival
• Rates are inclusive of 21% government tax and service charge
• Rates are Include of daily breakfast

East Bali Best Beachfront & Dive Resort

Simple yet unforgettable is the Deluxe Beachfront Resort of Puri Bagus Candidasa. Long lasting memories as the evening sun is consumed by the Indian Ocean, fisherman out at sea, and you are relaxing in our open-air beach bar enjoying the warm tropical breeze and a cool drink as another day passes away.
Puri Bagus Candidasa is a place to relax and allow the spirit of the island to come to you. Stretch out on your terrace and enjoy the stunning view of tropical gardens or the Indian Ocean. Encourage yourself to experience some of our fantastic activities like snorkeling or diving our breathtaking underwater world, exploring our cultural and nature, indulge in an authentic Balinese massage, refine your body and mind through our yoga session or learn to prepare some of our finest cuisine in our cooking class.

All this and so much more is waiting for you at Puri Bagus Candidasa.

ROOM FEATURES
Room Service
Air-conditioning
Hair dryer
Tea and coffee making facility
En suite bathroom
IDD telephone
24 hours satellite TV
Mini Bar
WIFI Internet Connection available at Restaurant & Bar.

FACILITIES

Restaurant and Bar
Our open-air Restaurant, with beautiful view of the nearby island encircled by the Indian Ocean, serves traditional Balinese and international cuisine. Light snacks, fresh fruit juices and cocktails are available throughout the day at pool side. The bartenders blend exotic cocktails using the finest ingredients and spirits of international brands. An excellent selection of wine is available for your dining pleasure.

Spa
Equipped with 4 single treatment rooms, steam room, hair & face treatment.

Large Swimming pool
Also includes a depth 3.7 meters for diving lesson.

Children’s Swimming pool.
A perfect place to cool down and have some fun.

Dive Center office
For Snorkeling and Scuba Diving.

In-house Boutique
Includes souvenir and drug store.

Free Shuttle
Services to Candidasa area based on schedule.

Recreational facilities
Includes Bicycles, Sailing Boats, Car rental, guided sightseeing excursions and Trekking can be arranged at the front office.

WIFI Internet Connection
WIFI Internet Connection available at Restaurant & Bar.

Airport transfer is available at US$ 45 net/way by hotel car.

Rate valid period until March 31,2013

Extra Bed	US$ 56.00++	US$ 67.76	US$ 56.00
REGULAR SEASONS ROOM NAME	PUBLISH RATES (Exclusive Tax/Service & No Breakfast)	PUBLISH RATES (Inclusive Tax/Service & Breakfast)	OUR RATES (Inclusive Tax/Service & Breakfast)	REMARKS
Deluxe Garden View Villa	US$ 220.00++	US$ 266.20	US$ 220.00
Deluxe Sea View Villa	US$ 240.00++	US$ 290.40	US$ 240.00

REMARK lease note we are often able to offer better rates and packages at this hotel than the prices shown above. Send Inquiry and your holiday date to obtain our best rates for you.

Notes   :

The rates are quote in US Dollar .
All rates are per room per night for single or double occupancy.
Check in time 14:00  – Check out time 12:00.
No charge for a child under 12 years sharing room with parent using existing bed and without breakfast.
The rates are subject to change with OR without prior notice.

Surcharge will apply  :

* High Season   ( July 01-Aug 31  ) US$25/room/night.
* Peak Season   ( Dec 23-Jan 05 )    US$65/room/night.

The Rates are Inclusive  :

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Welcome to Nirwana Resort & Spa Candidasa

Nirwana Resort and Spa is situated in Candidasa regency, the eastern part of Bali. The resort offers tranquility, ocean breezes and a romantic atmosphere. Our charming and intimate resort rests amid in the lush tropical garden, beachside restaurant and bar, and refreshing swimming pools with ocean view.

It consists of 18 spacious and well appointed air-conditioned bungalows, artistically furnished and decorated with contemporary Balinese decor and featuring modern facilities and enriched with private balconies with scenic ocean view, cozy pool side and lush tropical garden landscape. The resort offers to pamper yourself in various spa, skin and facial treatments. Nirwana Resort and Spa is a perfect place for relaxation and pleasure

Our Resort

A “kelambu” decor on your bed and surprising decor in the room, bring romantic atmosphere with your love.

18 new the last boutique bungalows with option of 12 garden view and 6 indian ocean view. Full air conditioned and with open terraces, own refrigerator, mini bar. Satelite TV channels, DVD player, IDD-line, WI-FI connection. Spacious room and mozaic designed bathroom with separate shower and bathtub.

Room amenities

• Terrance Balcony
• Air condition
• Cable/satellite TV
• DVD player
• Writing desk
• IDD telephone line
• WI-FI connection
• Mini bar
• Mineral water
• Coffee/tea making facility
• Separate shower & bathtub
• Hair dryer

The Restaurant

Guests can enjoy romantic view of the sunset sinking into the Indian Ocean at East Bali. A creative of international and Nusantara cuisines by our expert chef giving a 5 star meals with affordable price.

Don’t forget order tropical drinks while enjoying sun bath at the pool and feeling the tropical warmth of Bali. Pampering yourself with afternoon break and our famous “banana fritter”.

Spa

The Nirwana Resort & Spa will offer you this treatment below
Pampering yourself with our well trained therapist, with any kind choices of essential and natural aromatherapy oil, the active molecules of essential oils already blended with carrier oil through the massage penetrate the blood stream and soothe the central nervous system

Rate valid period March 31,2012

REGULAR SEASON ROOM NAME	PUBLISH RATES (Exclusive Tax/Service & No Breakfast)	PUBLISH RATES (Inclusive Tax/Service & Breakfast)	OUR RATES (Inclusive Tax/Service & Breakfast)	REMARKS
Superior Garden View
Deluxe Garden View
Deluxe ocean View
Extra Bed

REMARK :Please note we are often able to offer better rates and packages at this hotel than the prices shown above. Send Inquiry and your holiday date to obtain our best rates for you.

Notes   :

• The rates are quote in US Dollar .
• All rates are per room per night for single or double occupancy.
• Check in time 14:00  – Check out time 12:00.
• No charge for a child under 12 years sharing room with parent using existing bed and without breakfast.
• The rates are subject to change with OR without prior notice.

Surcharge will apply  :

* High Season I   ( July 01-31 & Sep 01- 31 ) US$25/room/night.

* High Season II ( Aug 01-31 ) US$45/room/night.

* Peak Season  ( Dec 23-Jan 05 )  US$65/room/night.

The Rates are Inclusive  :

• One night Accommodation
• Welcome drink upon arrival
• Rates are inclusive of 21% government tax and service charge
• Rates are Include of daily breakfast

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Start planning your vacation around Banyuwangi to enjoy beautiful and spectacular places such as ijen crater, g-land, Sukamade beach, and many more and enjoy too some exciting cultural tourism. That’s Banyuwangi. The Beauty Banyuwangi.

Banyuwangi is the eastern-most regency of East Java. To the north lies the regency of Situbondo. The regencies of Jember and Bondowoso neighbor Banyuwangi to the west. To the east lies the island of Bali and to the west lies the Indonesian Ocean. Banyuwangi is situated on the coordinate 70 45’ 15” S and 113’ 38.2” E. Because of its location, Banyuwangi has diverse natural scenery, rich art, culture, customs and traditions.

The beauty of nature is spread across Banyuwangi from the west to the east. Mountains, forests and beaches mark the landscape of the regency. For instance, Ijen Crater, in the western part of Banyuwangi is famous for its beautiful crater lake, the traditional sulfur miners who amazingly climb up and down the slope of Mount Merapi, and the plantations that cover the Crater’s slope. The National Park of Meru Betiri is famous for its Java Tiger and turtles. These locations form the center of the Tourism Developed area which is called the Diamond Triangle, which connects one Tourism Object to another.

Banyuwangi also has various art, culture, customs and traditions. One of the typical arts of Banyuwangi is Gandrung, a welcoming dance for distinguished guests. The dance is the defining dance of Banyuwangi. Besides Gandrung, Seblang, Kuntulan, Damarwulan, Angklung, Ketoprak, Barong, Kendang Kempul, Jaranan are arts that can be seen in Banyuwangi. Other customs that can be observed in Banyuwangi include the sea offering, metik (a celebration performed before rice and coffee harvesting), Rebo Wekasan, Kebo Visit Banyuwangi the Real Tropical Country keboan, Ruwatan, Tumplek punjen, Gredoan, Endog-endogan, etc. These events are performed every year and are included in the Calendar of Events of Banyuwangi. The typical handicrafts and traditional foods are available across Banyuwangi. The products and places that should be visited are Batik Tulis at Temenggungan and Tempo, Bamboo handicraft at Kecamatan Rogojampi and Kalipuro, etc. Banyuwangi also has typical food products; such as bagiak, selai pisang (banana jam) etc.

There native people of Banyuwangi are Banyuwanginese. They have their own dialect which combines the languages of Javanese and Balinese. Ethnic Javanese, Madurese, Balinese and people from Banjar also call Banyuwangi home. The diverse natural scenery, the rich art, culture, customs and traditions, constitute worthy treasures that must be introduced to all people. The people of Banyuwangi and the local government will be supported and benefited by tourism. The income from tourism will provide the capital to develop the regency of Banyuwangi. Tourists will also benefit from their rich experiences as they visit Banyuwangi.

Understand

Banyuwangi is at the easternmost tip of Java, and is best known for its ferry connection at Ketapang to Gilimanuk in Bali. This area has a lot more to offer though and it is becoming better known as a visitor destination in its own right. Banyuwangi is also the gateway to some stunning volcanic scenery on the Ijen Plateau as well as the main access point for the Baluran National Park, world renowned surfing at G-Land (Grajagan), and the remote Alas Purwo National Park.

Tourist information

Banyuwangi Government Culture and Tourism Service, Jl. A. Yani 78,
☎ +62 333 424172 (pemasaran@banyuwngitourism.com),

Tourist Information Centre, Ketapang Harbour (ASDP), Jl Gatot Subroto, Ketapang.

Alas Purwo National Park Head Office, Jl A Yani 108. ☎ +62 333 428675

How to get Banyuwangi

By train
Banyuwangi Train station, ☎ +62 333 510396 is close to Ketapang ferry port, about 300 m to the northwest.

By bus
The main bus terminal is Sri Tanjung, ☎    +62 333 510635      , 2 km south of Ketapang port. Surabaya is 285 km away by road, and buses take about 6 hours.

By ferry
Ferries run from Gilimanuk in Bali to Ketapang every 30 min, operated 24 hours a day. The journey takes about 45 minutes, although loading and unloading can take much longer. Price Rp 7,000 for foot passengers. The ferry operator is ASDP,
☎ +62 333 413730      .

Get around

The main bus station in Banyuwangi is at Ketapang ferry terminal. From there, regular yellow coloured bemos and shuttle buses run into the city (Sri Tanjung bus terminal/Brawijaya bus terminal), and elsewhere in the vicinity. Becaks (horse-cart/pedicabs) are widely available in town.

Most surfers heading for G-Land are doing so from Bali, and transportation to the camps is part of their surf package. You can however reach G-Land independently with a bus from Sri Tanjung terminal to Benculuk (about 1 hour), where you change and catch another bus to Grajagan (about 30 minutes).

You can hire private jeeps with a driver in Banyuwangi. Vital for independent trips up to the Ijen Crater or for exploring the remote parts of the south eastern coastal National parks.

This is one of the more remote and least populated parks areas of Java, and one which is relatively under-visited due to both the difficulties of getting there and the lack of developed accommodation options. It is also an area of great mystical significance to the Javanese – local legend has it that this was the first area of the whole world to emerge from the ocean.

The park is largely flat with highest peak only 320 m and covers some 43,000 hectares. There are some beautiful, deserted beaches here as well as large swatches of lowland tropical forest. The world famous G-land surf camp is on the park borders.

The key access point to the park is the village of Triangulasi which is about 80 km south east of Banyuwangi. Before visiting you should make contact with the national park office in Banyuwangi at Alas Purwo National Park Head Office, Jl A Yani 108, ☎ +62 333 428675 .There is some very basic self-catering hut accommodation at Triangulasi, as well as a camping ground and the park office will be able to advise you on this.

Mammals to be seen inside the park include banteng (the buffalo of Java), asiatic wild dog, leopard cat, muntjac deer and ebony leaf monkey. The park’s western beaches are noted turtle hatching areas with olive ridley, hawksbill, green and leatherback turtles all occurring.
The Ijen Crater in East Java

The Ijen Plateau

Near Banyuwangi and Bondowoso, this is a spectacular area of volcanic activity. The Ijen Plateau is the centrepoint of the large mountain range west of Banyuwangi, and which abutts the Baluran National Park to the north.

The Ijen Crater (Kawah Ijen) can be approached from Bondowoso in the west or Banyuwangi in the east. The Bondowoso route is recommended as the road is relatively better (although that is not saying much) and the 90 minute foot climb much easier. From Bondowoso you are best off finding a guide with a car (preferably a 4×4) who will drive you through the village of Wonosari and eastwards up a very basic potholled road which winds its way up the mountain. You will pass through native casuarina forest and extensive coffee plantations before the road ends at the village of Jampit where there is some shelter available (Pos Paltuding). If you are travelling late in the day, you could actually bed down with a sleeping bag or camp here as you could in the disused vulcanology station huts slightly further up the mountain. The crater lake is a 90 minute hike further on from here. When you arrive the colour of the water in the lake is scarcely believable being an extraordinary vivid aqua blue. Evidence of volcanic activity is everywhere with steaming water and brilliant yellow crystaline sulphur deposits. Collecting the latter is an industry here and one with extremely harsh working conditions. You will see many workers trudging up and down the mountain carrying sacks of sulphur.

To the crater there are two roads: one from Banyuwangi and the other from Bondowoso. Both come together at the parking, from where you can go up to the crater. Neither road is good, but the Bondowoso route is easier.

Many other post-caldera cones and craters are located within the caldera or along its rim. The largest concentration of post-caldera cones forms an E-W-trending zone across the southern side of the caldera. Coffee plantations cover much of the Ijen caldera floor, and tourists are drawn to its waterfalls, hot springs, and dramatic volcanic scenery. The Ijen Crater is certainly one of the great natural wonders of Indonesia.

Gandrung Dance. This is a highly regarded art-form in Banyuwangi and one of the nicknames for the city is actually Gandrung. In Javanese Gandrung means hopelessly in love. The love in this case is directed to Dewi Sri, the goddess of rice. The performance is a homage to Dewi Sri in gratitude for the rice harvest. The performance is a very special cultural event with unique orchestration. Check at the Tourist Information Centre for scheduled performances.

Do
Surf at G-Land (Grajagan Beach) about 60 km south of Banyuwangi. One of the world’s most consistent left-hand reefbreaks, Grajagan was first surfed in 1972. A few years later he Australian Boyum bothers built a rickety bamboo treehouse on the beach bordering the remote Alas Purwo National Park on Java’s south-east tip and the G-Land surf camp concept was born. These days there are several basic surfcamps between the wild jungle and kilometre-long coral reef. Permission to stay at G-Land must be obtained from the park rangers in advance, which is handled by the surf camp management. The camps offer all inclusive surf packages from 3 days and upwards, details on the following websites:

G-Land Bobby’s Surf Camp,Run by a Balinese surfer who took over the original surf camp operation from the Boyum brothers.

G-Land Surf Camp .Also have an office at Okie House, Poppies II, in Kuta, Bali.

Joyo’s G-Land Surf Camp.Also have an office in Bali at Gang Benesari 77, Poppies II, Kuta, Bali.

See a magician. From all over the archipelago Indonesians flock to consult Banyuwangi’s famous and infamous practitioners of white magic and the darker arts, the dutak.

Gallery & Museum Mozes Misdy, Jl Gatot Subroto 119, Ketapang, ☎ +62 333 423573      . Mozes Midzy is a renowned Javanese modern artist and he was born in Banyuwangi in 1941. This gallery showcases his work and pieces are available for purchase.

Eat
Street stall and simple warung food is the go in Banyuwangi and you will find lots of it. Easy to find in the middle of town.

Grafika , Jl Raya Situbondo km 13, Banyuwangi, ☎ +62 333 510172

Melati , Jl Raya Situbondo km 12 Banyuwangi, ☎ +62 333 510042

Cawang Indah , Jl Raya Situbondo, Banyuwangi no.10, ☎ +62 333 510083

Pondok Wina , Jl Basuki Rahmat, Banyuwangi, in front of Brawijaya bus terminal, ☎ +62 333 412344

Wina Emak Joe , Jl Basuki Rahmat, Banyuwangi, ☎ +62 333 424824
Tanjung Lestari seafood, Jl.Yos sudarso no.171 (Banyuwangi city town), ☎             +62 333 423857      .
Bik Atik, Jl.Ahmad yani no. 83 (Banyuwangi city town), ☎ +62 333 423165      .

Sleep

There is a lot of fairly identikit budget accommodation in Banyuwangi and there are often several well-meaning and well-mannered touts at Ketapang terminal eager to take you to their option. Not such a bad thing to play along – it will cost you little if any, extra.

Berlin Barat Hotel, Jl Letjen Haryono MT 96, Banjarsari, Glagah,
☎ +62 333 421323 . Very much aimed at the budget traveller. Good clean rooms arranged around an open courtyard. Western toilets but no hot water.

Hotel Baru, Jl Raya Ketapang (1.5 km from Ketapang terminal),
☎ +62 333 421369      .

Ijen Hotel, Desa Licin, ☎ +62 858 68611921       (reservation@ijenhotel.com).           A nice hotel with bungalows and private villas. Opened in 2005. Offers a range of activities at Ijen including climbing up to the crater, trekking in the foothills and visits to local villages.

Ijen Resto Cottages, 100 Jl Licin 20km desa licin, Ijen (west of Banyuwangi on the way to Ijen), ☎ +62 333 8914747   or   +62 811 9844 665       (ijenresto@gmail.com). Rural budget accommodation close to the Ijen Crater.

Ketapang Indah Hotel, Jl Gatot Subroto Km6, ☎   +62 333 422280       (info@ketapangindah.com), [7]. Waterfront cottages only 10 minutes from Ketapang ferry terminal. Good sized swimming pool and restaurant.

Manyar Hotel, Jl Gatot Subroto 74 (right at Ketapang ferry terminal),
☎ +62 333 424741      . This is a rather souless hotel but it is very convenient indeed for a one night stopover before or after taking the the ferry.

Mirah Hotel, Jl Yos Sudarso, Klatak, Giri., ☎ +62 333 420600      ‎ (info@mirahhotel.com). Very conveniently located just minutes south of Ketapang ferry terminal. from Rp 170,000.

Wisma Blambangan, Jl Dr Wahidin Sudirohusodo 4, Karangrejo, ☎ +62 333 421598      . Budget accommodation in the town.

Giri Indah Hotel, Jl.Hayam wuruk no. 301 (west of city center on ring road),
☎ +62 3334 24684      . Low budget hotel withA/C. Rp 125.000-,.

Hotel Warata, Jl.Widuri no.2 (on the way to Desa wisata osing recreation center), ☎ +62333424575 ,+6285258144475      (johan.neyman@yahoo.com). Basic backpack accommodation 1.5 km from city centre. Rp 70.000-100,000-,.

Ihtiar Surya, Jl Gajah mada no.9 Banyuwangi,

☎ +62 333 421063,+62 333 423631      . Low budget accommodation.

Villa Keluarga RH (Rhiko Hangduwe), Jl. Raya Situbondo No.256 B Ketapang. Banyuwangi (Located 7 minutes northwest of Ketapang ferry terminal),
☎ +62 333 510191  . Villa RH is a beautiful private villa with an absolute 8 bedrooms which can comfortably sleep up to 14 guests.

Contact
The telephone area code for Banyuwangi is 0333.

Get out

Baluran National Park — is a grassland, forest and coastal park with lovely, deserted beaches.
Probolinggo — on the route to Mount Bromo.
Sukamade — turtle conservation beach.

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Welcome to the Pullman Bali Legian Nirwana hotel
The most popular beach front in Bali welcomes a prestigious new addition. Set in tranquil surroundings opposite the famous Legian Beach. Pullman Bali Legian Nirwana is the newest 5-star hotel in Kuta. Close to the airport, this hotel offers easy access to restaurants, shopping and nightlife. Its 353 impeccable rooms and suites feature modern design inspired by the frangipani tree, and Pullman Bali Legian Nirwana boast superior leisure facilities for a truly sophisticated resort experience.

Services at the Pullman Bali Legian Nirwana
Services at hotel
Wi-Fi at the hotel
Concierge
Dry cleaning / Ironing
Porter
Safe deposit box at reception
Tourist information desk
Currency exchange

Services for children
Babysitting on request
Children’s Club for 3 to 6 years
Childrens Club for 6 to 12 years

Parking
Valet parking

Restaurants at the Pullman Bali Legian Nirwana

B’Z
International Buffet breakfast providing hot and cold buffet, a la carte breakfast menu is provided.

Air conditioning
Opening hours : 6:30 – 11:00
Type of cuisine : International

THE DELI @ PULLMAN

Providing cozy serating in the holiday atmosphere, offer a cosmopolitan food menu from European to Asian style.

Air conditioning
Non smoking area
Opening hours : 12:00 – 23:00
Type of cuisine : International

SEMBILAN

A Balinese restaurant serving contemporary food.

Terrace
Air conditioning
Opening hours : 12:00 – 24:00
Type of cuisine : Regional

GARDEN POOL BAR
Fresh picked fruit juices and light summer stomach supply around the mainpool on the groundfloor.

Opening hours : 10:00 – 20:00

IP BAR

Fancy drinking culture with a slight portion of dramaturgia around the roof pool with stunning sunset pictures.
Opening hours : 10:00 – 20:00

L BAR
Trendy all day bar with drinking pleasure catering to style one’s life located near the lobby and the main restaurant.

Opening hours : 11:00 – 23:00

Meetings and events at the Pullman Bali Legian Nirwana

Extensively equipped rooms, innovative break activities, the support and coaching of an Event Manager and “A-la-carte Coaches” are all available to help make your event a success.

Fittings :
Standard equipment available
Business cntr with support staff
Copy/print service available
Fax machine
Flipchart
Self service business centre

Equipment available on request
Wi-Fi at the hotel
Internet connectivity
Secretarial service (typing)
Video equipment

Meetings Services :
Business Services in hotel*
Wi-Fi at the hotel
Business cntr with support staff
Copy/print service available
Fax machine
Internet connectivity
Secretarial service (typing)
Self service business centre

Business Services in the room*
Wi-Fi in your room
High speed transmission line
RJ 11 outlet
RJ 45 outlet

Activities and leisure at the Pullman Bali Legian Nirwana
Golf at the Pullman Bali Legian Nirwana
Golf course 18 holes
Golf course 9 holes
Golf
Golf lessons
Golf practice facilities

Swimming pool at the Pullman Bali Legian Nirwana
Outdoor unheated pool
Pool

Other sports activities at the Pullman Bali Legian Nirwana
Basketball facilities
Bicycle hire facilities
Billiards/Snooker
Boules/petanque
Bowling
Outdoor tennis court

Pullman Bali Legian Nirwana
Address :
1 Melasti
Bali
Town :
80361 LEGIAN
Country :
INDONESIA
GPS :
S 8° 42′ 31.70” E 115° 10′ 4.10”

RATES valid period until June 31,2012

REGULAR SEASON ROOM NAME	PUBLISH RATES (Exclusive Tax/Service & No Breakfast)	PUBLISH RATES (Inclusive Tax/Service & Breakfast)	OUR RATES (Inclusive Tax/Service & Breakfast)	REMARKS

REMARK :Please note we are often able to offer better rates and packages at this hotel than the prices shown above. Send Inquiry and your holiday date to obtain our best rates for you.

Notes   :

• The rates are quote in US Dollar .
• All rates are per room per night for single or double occupancy.
• Check in time 14:00  – Check out time 12:00.
• No charge for a child under 12 years sharing room with parent using existing bed and without breakfast.
• The rates are subject to change with OR without prior notice.

Surcharge will apply  :

* High Season  ( July 01-Aug 31 ) US$      /room/night.

* Peak Season  ( Dec 20-Jan 05 )  US$     /room/night.

The Rates are Inclusive  :

• One night Accommodation
• Welcome drink upon arrival
• Rates are inclusive of 21% government tax and service charge
• Rates are Include of daily breakfast

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Tour Code VIPPTBL 0605

Day 01. Bali

Arrival at Ngurah Rai Airport of Denpasar .Our guide will meet you and transfer you to the hotel .After Check in Hotel the tour will start by visiting Uluwatu temple to catch the beautiful sunset ,and enjoy the Kecak Dance performance. Dinner will arrange at the famous Jimbaran Beach with sea food BBQ Dinner.

B.XXXXX                                              L.XXXXX                            D.Jimbaran Sea food

Day 02. Bali-Kintamani full day tour.

Breakfast at hotel. Drive to Batubulan village to attend Barong and Keris dance performance. Then visit the art and handicraft villages of Celuk, Batuan, Mas and Ubud, to witness gold and silver work, hand weaving woodcarving and painting. Proceed to Goa Gajah (Elephant Cave), a Hindu meditation center dating back to the 11th Century, Then Tampak Siring to see the holy spring water temple Tirta Empul. Next on to view the magnificent panorama of the still active Mt. Batur volcano and Lake Batur. Lunch at local restaurant. Drive through Bangli town to see the 13th century Kehen Temple. Back  to the hotel.

B.Hotel                                          L.Kintamani (Indonesian Buffet)             D.XXXXX

Day 03.Bali-Lombok

After Breakfast at the hotel,Our guide will bring you to the airport for the next destination Lombok,About 30 minutes fly from Bali to Lombok.Arrival Lombok ,
the tour will start by visiting Sasak traditional village then Kuta beach and Tanjung A’an Beach the most beautiful beach in Lombok, you will have free activity on the beach till the time for lunch,After Lunch visiting Sade traditional village,Banyumulek Pottery village, Sukarara the traditional hand-weaving village,
then transfer back to hotel at Senggigi Beach area.Dinner will provided at the local restaurant.

B.Hotel                                           L.Indonesian Food                       D.Lombok Food

Day 04 .Lombok-Gili Trawangan

After breakfast at the hotel ,you will be picked-up at 8 am at hotel lobby and drive to Telok Kodek Harbor, where you board to Gili Trawangan check-in hotel then arrange the snorkling activity (diving will be optional ).Lunch will serve at the local restaurant.Free at your leisure ,by enjoying the no polution of the island of Gili Trawangan ,Bike and andong ( horse cart )is the transportation of the island.Dinner will be provided at the local restaurant.

B.Hotel                                      L.Gili Sea food                             D.Gili Western food

Day 05.Gili Trawangan – Bali

After breakfast at the restaurant,waiting the time for going back to Bali by Fast Boat ( 2 hours ).Arrive bali the guide will bring you for 2 hours spa treatment.After Spa will arrange the lunch at the local restaurant.The tour will be continue to Mengwi Temple then to Tanah Lot ,the most beautiful temple in Bali to enjoying the sunset view .

B.Hotel                                      L.Balinese Food                          D.Indonesian Food.

Day 06.Bali – Next Destination

After breakfast,free at your own leisure.Then to Kuta beach until the time for go to Airport for the next destination.

B.Hotel                                        L.Indonesian Food

RATES  valid period until March  31 ,2012

TOUR CATEGORY	RATE 02 Person	RATE 03-06 Person	RATE 07-10 Person	RATE 11-16 Person	REMARKS
Tourist Class
Superior Class
Deluxe Class

NOTES :

Tour package Include :
- 3 (three) night accommodations twin/triple share ( Bali )
- 1 (one ) night accommodation twin/triple share (Lombok)
- 1 (one ) night accommodation twin/triple share ( Gili Trawangan)
- 5 (five) x breakfast,  4  x lunch .   3  x dinner
- 1 Way air ticket from Bali-Lombok
- 1 way fast boat from Gili Trawangan-Benoa (Bali)
- Tours and entrance fees for all of the sites the group attends together, as   listed in the Itinerary
- Travel throughout on a private car/minivan/bus with fully licensed driver
- Services of a professional Tourist Guide throughout the tour
- Specified accommodations and meals for the guide and driver
- Return airport to hotel transfer.

  Tour package not  Include :
- International Airfare & airport tax
- Personal expenses, optional tours or additional meals
- Tipping or gratitudes for driver and guide (USD3/day/pax is appreciated).

Tourist Class Hotel Use :
Bali                         :
:
Lombok                :
:
Gili Trawangan  :
:

Superior Class Hotel Use :
Bali                         ;
:
Lombok                :
:
Gili Trawangan  :

Deluxe Class Hotel Use  ;

Bali                         :
:
Lombok                :
:
Gili Trawangan  :
:

Notice

* The rate above is twin sharing per person
* Single supplement Additional 75 % from the rate
* The 3rd person with extra bed  75 % from the rate
* Child no bed 30% from the rate ( include meals )
* Child twin sharing 75% from the rate ( include meals )
* High Season Surcharge will applied following the hotel season.
* The Rates are subject to change with OR without prior notice.

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Circus Waterpark – Bali is located just minutes away from Ngurah Rai Aiport, at Jalan Raya Kediri, Tuban – Bali.  Despite its strategic location, a development on a 2 hectares land offers gallons of fun with new different concept of waterpark for the whole family. It is open daily from 09:00 am until 18:00 pm.

Circus Waterpark – Bali is a place where hospitality service meets with the funs in the waterpark. Managed by professional teams with hospitality background and lead by Ms Karina Osman with over 10 years of experiences as General Manager in the hospitality industry, it is belief to offer experience that you can’t get elsewhere.  

Rate valid period 31 Dec, 2012

DESCRIPTION	PUBLISH RATE	REMARK
Adult	US$ 7.5	Admission only
Child ( 2 - 12 yo )	US$ 4.5	Admission only
Family ( 2 Adult + 2 Child )	US$ 24	Admission only

TERM & CONDITION

Each ticket valid for one entrance.
Ticket only valid on the day of purchase.
Ticket price include the use of tubes and life jackets. Tubes and life jackets subject to availability, first come first serve basis.
Price include mini train voucher for kids. Prices do not include food and beverage. Each ticket is valid for single entrance

DISCLAIMER

Management and staff of circus water park shall not be liable of smart card / ticket losses.

-Children under the age of 12 are not permitted to enter the water park without  adult supervision
-No food or any type of beverage allowed to be brought into the water park
-Polite swim attire must be worn at the water park at all times
-No smoking allowed inside the water park
-Pets are not allowed into the water park
-Hawkers are not permitted in the water park
-Locker facility is available, visitors are encouraged to secure all          valuables
-Circus Water park cannot be held responsible for lost or stolen articles

When using sliders facility the following are not permitted:

-Jewelry of any kind
-T-shirt and bathing suites with metal decoration
-Glasses

Use of sliders facility are not allowed for the following visitors:

-Those knowing or suspecting that they suffer from chronic health conditions or  handicap which could place them or others at risk of injury
-Those who have recently undergone surgery
-Pregnant Woman
-Those with chronic back and heart conditions
-Use of sliders facility are at visitor’s risks

In the event of inclement weather conditions, mechanical or other operational difficulties, Circus Water park has the right to temporarily close the sliders facility
Circus Water park reserves the right to refuse admission or remove any individual or group of individuals who violated the water park rules

ADDRESS
CIRCUS WATERPARK – BALI
Jl. Kediri, Kuta – Bali, 80361
Indonesia

OPERATING HOURS

Monday to Sunday : 09.00 – 18.00

Notice  :

The rates is quote in US Dollar
The rate is admission only
The rate is net per person and include Government tax and service
The Booking and payment have made to VIPTOURBALI
The rates are subject to change with OR without prior notice.

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