If you've read or seen Eat, Pray, Love and have read about or seen Bali, then you'll sure get to know Bali in a whole different way here...

Welcome to the Island of mystery, enchantment and serenity...Bali.  One of the most exotic places on earth, the island of Bali lies between the Indian and Pacific Oceans in the largest archipelago in the he world comprised of over 13,000 islands that make up Indonesia.

Surrounded by a golden rim of beaches, an irregular landscape of verdant green terraced rice fields and deep ravines, the island is home to a diverse, exotic culture and gracious people.  Experience the music, art, cuisine and magic that is Bali.

BALI Quickfacts:

Climate:  Bali's climate is mild and balmy year round with an average temperature of 75 to 85 degrees.

Entry Requirements: Canadian & US citizens require a passport valid for at least 6 months beyond your return date. Citizens of other countries should check with their local consulate.

Currency:  The local currently is Rpiah.  Banks and most hotels provide currency exchange.  Bankds are open Mon-Fri 8 a.m. to noon and Sat 8 to 11 a.m.  Major credit cards are accepted in most hotels, restaurants and shops.

Dress:  When visiting towns or villages try not to wear shorts.  Particularly when entering temples, which there are thousands in Bali, both men and women must wear clothing that covers the legs.  If visiting during a festival, both should wear a sash (a "saput,") around their waist.   

Drink bottled water at all times.  Consult your doctor for the latest information on vaccinations or medical requirements. It is always recommended you purchase comprehensive insurance before you travel.

Visitors deporting Bali are required to pay RP 150,000 which is approximately $16 USD.

In the movie Eat, Pray, Love, the main character visits Ubud, Bali.  The Royal Pita Maha resort on the outskirts of Ubud, offers refined Balinese villas that embrace the landscape of a serene river valley.  The timeless spirituality of this setting penetrates the senses to enrich the body, mind and soul. 

Royal Wellness & Healing is an exclusive concept at The Royal Pita Maha that is based on a lifestyle of health and sustainability. It extends to yoga programs and other nurturing practices that are unlike any others available in Bali. A full-time team of certified instructors are on hand with a range of daily classes to meet all of your wellness needs.

Vacations start at 3 nights and include private airport transfers and a tour to Kintamani with lunch with pricing starting at $769 pp