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As many are already familiar, I like to embark on..rather adventurous trips.

Yangshuo Rock Climber’s Haven

Yes, there is still the usual beach getaway to Bali and shopping at Bangkok, but putting those aside, the really raw fun comes from the expeditions and road trip holidays I take – from rock climbing in Yangshuo and Krabi, to camping in South Africa and hiking in Lombok, Indonesia. Just to name a few.

BUT..

doing these higher risk activities do come with a certain degree of danger, and sometimes it is always better to make sure you are prepared with all the necessary measures/ precautions before you set off, to make your trip worry free for you and your family members.

Below are just some of the type of trips one would label as – a bit more ”in the elements’ aka adventurous.

1. Diving trips
2. Rock Climbing expeditions
3. Hiking/ Mountain Climbing
4. Road Trips
5. Camping in the wild
6. Other off the beaten tracks destinations ( South Africa, Middle East etc)

6 Tips, Travel Insurance & Safety Precaution for your adventure holiday or outdoor sports expedition

1. Travel Insurance for Singaporeans and internationals

Hanging on the rocks

Yes, it seems like a given, but many Singaporeans and foreigners tend to overlook getting it amidst the hustle and bustle of last minute trip planning/ clearing up of office tasks. I made that mistake not once, but twice and didn’t manage to make any claims for:

• Getting caught in a typhoon in Taiwan which led to a 2 days flight delay
• Stung by 3 wasps when rock climbing in Krabi and couldn’t claim for the medical treatment

So simplify your agony by getting firstly – an annual travel insurance. And secondly, one that covers more extreme outdoor activities and sports like diving, climbing and such.  The one I am with is the Great Eastern Travel Smart Premier – which is pretty good as it covers quite a number of stuff other travel insurance does not. For those who haven’t got an annual travel insurance already, give the code LYDIASCAPES to get a discount off the plan. Applicable to both Singaporeans and foreigners base in Singapore.

Scroll to the end for the details of what is cover in the Travel Insurance Plan and how to qualify for the discount.

Bought your travel insurance? Read about some adventurous trips to South Africa, New Zealand and Dubai.

2. Theft Safe Gadgets and Devices

RFID Wallet

How many stories have we heard of friends getting robbed of their wallet, or deductions made on their credit card without their consent overseas.

Take some preventive measures by getting an RFID wallet and passport case. Good ones to recommend are PacSafe, which is simple and protects all those scary thieves going around scanning our passports details and credit cards through our bags/ purses without us even knowing.

3. Data Plan ( for solo travelers, or those who tend to get lost easily..)

I have never been a fan of getting data overseas, as I really enjoy taking a break from technology once a while, quoting says the blogger:/

But its really critical to get one if you are going to be visiting some off the beaten track streets or need to find your way out to the main road of a very isolated place. Google maps to the rescue.

For data plans where it minimizes the hassle of having to buy data plans and sim cards in every country you go, I would recommend Flexiroam X, in partnership with tripadvisor. Just need to attach a microchip to your SD card, download the flexiroam app on your phone, key in the referral code LYDIASCAPE and wah la..you  straight away have 100MB of free data, and once abroad, it automatically connects you with the partner telecom partner they work with in the country you are in. Its a credit system, so the more people you recommend, the more GB credit you accumulate. Really popular with business men, cabin crew and frequent travellers who have the propensity to misplace your original SD card.

4. Backpacks with clips and safeties

Hiking into White Mountain climbing area

Useful feature for a backpack, given it’s sling-ed at the back and you cannot watch it so thoroughly from pickpockets. Quite a number of good brands have such feature, but the backpacks I have that I use is Timbuktu and Pacsafe.

Read about backpacking and camping in South Africa and what to do there

5. Portable First Aid Kit with Medication

Important first aid kit for all adventurous trips and holidays

You never know what you would need in a trip, but a first aid kit and some medication is always a must have. Basic medication would be pain killers, anti-histamine for skin inflammation/ heat rash.

6. Climbers and Mountain Climbers only – Extra Sling and Carabiner

Wefie on the go during climbing. Always have safety when you are taking photos at the top and your hands are off the rock.

For all outdoor climbers, this is something every climber should own for themselves. Rock climbing is not considered an extreme sport, but in the event of any immediate danger, having an extra safety on hand is critical for that extra protection. Always have your own and don’t share with others.

Read about the best climbing spots in Asia

So hence concludes my post on the Checklist, Travel Insurance & Safety Precaution for your adventure holiday

Adventure Travel Insurance Discount & Purchase Procedure:

What list of outdoor adventure sports and activities is covered in the travel insurance: 

Are you in that crazy season of weddings and bridesmaids?

Other than the occasional painful reminder of yet another one getting hitched, celebrating a new chapter in your good friends’ lives is something to be treasured, and can be loads of fun!

Looking to do something a bit different from the usual staycation and high tea?

Here’s a few reasons why you should take it offshore to BANGKOK, THE place to have your bachelorette getaway and party.

Our entourage of 6 girls went to Bangkok Thailand over the course of 4 days, a nice recommended trip duration to cover a good mix between:

• Eating
• Partying
• Relaxing

We had a lovely and comfortable flight via Thai Airways. The thai style fish we had was surprisingly really tasty for  in-flight food 🙂

Plenty of leg room at the exit row seat of Thai Airways on our return flight. Love it!

2 out of 6 of us flew over there on a later flight via Thai Airways, Thailand’s very own international airline. There’s something soothing about the whole experience on Thai Airways, from the purple colour soft blanket to the gentle service of the Thai cabin crew, which made the whole journey very enjoyable. We arrived at BKK feeling quite refreshed.

After grabbing our bags, we left Suvarnabhumi Airport and headed over to W Bangkok to reunite with the rest of the girl gang.

Checked into W Bangkok, the perfect hotel for all girls getaways!

Girlfriends going crazy in the room. Ready to kick ass in Bangkok!;)

W Bangkok was at a really great location near Bang Rak and Silom area, 10 minutes walking distance to the nearest subway. We did the check-in and the girls utterly loved their rooms. The best bit was that we had the top suite at W Bangkok for 1 night to partyy..:D Stay tune for more about it.

So now that we were finally all settled in, here’s a list of Must-Do Activities for that perfect bachelorette getaway and party:

4 Reasons Bangkok is the Perfect Bachelorette Getaway and Party

1. Hit the Pool

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Have a pool party at W Bangkok stunning designer pool. We had the whole pool to ourselves to play ball and go crazy before the other guests started arriving..

Checking out the pool at W Bangkok, but got distracted by tons of photo taking

“Read about another hot destination to visit with girlfriends – Langkawi”

2. Amazing Surprise Room Setup and Decorations

The gorgeous decoration of the W Bangkok Room for the Bride-to-be, she was sooo happy

During our absence, we ordered the balloons and alphabet letters from an external decoration/ craft company and got them to doll up the room with the help of the W Bangkok staff . We were amazed by the decoration and every one of us utterly loved the final outcome. Too pretty for words!

Going crazy with props and balloons before the party begins!

B R I D E alphabet letters to doll up the room.

“Read about other must visit destinations around Asia”

3. Commute, Eat and more Eating

Food Galore at Chatuchak, Bangkok’s most popular weekend market. Visiting Elizabeth’s favourite hunt – a small outdoor noodles shop which sells really tasty chicken stick noodles soup with herbal broth. #Slurp.

Besides the awesome authentic Thai food that everybody must try, over the years, Bangkok has developed tons of new hipster cafes and fusion food restaurants.

Cafe hopping and food rampage in Bangkok. From brunch places to vintage cafes to ice-cream on the go, Bangkok has a great mix for different tastes.

Stunning interior decoration of Karmakamet Diner. Great place for brunch and lunch. I had the crab pasta when I was there, but if you can’t take spicy, do forewarn the staff. Opening hrs : 10AM–11:30PM

Japanese food in Bangkok? Yes indeed, and one of the best I’ve had as well. Isao Japanese Restaurant ( 5 Sukhumvit 31, Klongtoey-nua, Wattana, Bangkok 10110)

Visited Khaosan Market at night to enjoy some good food, shopping and live music. Perfect place to hang out for a beer or 2. Bangkok is also one of the most popularly revisited destinations in Asia. Read more here.

4. Party in the WOW Suite 

Time to party ladies!

What is a hens party without music, wine and going a bit crazy. We had the whole Extreme WOW suite for a night to enjoy and do whatever we want.

Party like no tomorrow at W Bangkok

A penthouse like suite like this is really great to host small to medium size gatherings like bachelorette parties, birthdays and post wedding drinks. Not to mention, the skyscraper view from this suite is jaw dropping. You can blast your music and have the time of your night.

Nothing beats having your own projector to watch MTV Videos to dance to. The perfect touch to a bachelorette getaway and party

The entire E-WOW Suite has 5 different segments – dining area, living room, tv room, bedroom and my favourite – bathroom with a steam room and Jacuzzi! If this is not sick, I don’t know what is.:D

Gigantic hot tub big enough to fit 6 people inside. They even have an LED Light in the bath that changes colours. Its madness.

Check out the latest deals for W Bangkok here

Overview of the WOW Suite at W Bangkok

chilling in the bedroom

Morning sunrise shot
(Photo credited to Elizabeth)

Hence conclude my post about why Bangkok is a great the Bachelorette Getaway and Party destination.

A great place for cafe-hopping, and all pampering hotel experience at W and end it off with loads of shopping and massage for you and your friends.

–> Check out the rates for W Bangkok 

“Read about another hot destination to visit with girlfriends – Langkawi”

LANGKAWI ISLAND – The Archipelago in Malaysia is known as one of the few beach destinations in the Asia with a good combination of tropical rain forest, beach and mountains.

Pulau Langkawi – The Archipelago in Malaysia. The view of the water with the mountains in the background is lovely. Imagine if the sun was shining as well!

Where is Langkawi?

Nestled in Malaysia just 1 and a half hours flight from Singapore and other nearby cities like Bangkok, find out why this lovely remote beach destination is a perfect weekend getaway for celebrating all sorts of special occasions – from birthdays to anniversaries to honeymoons with your loved ones and friends

View of Kayuputi Restaurant at St Regis Langkawi Resort. Lovely over-water bungalow with a whitewash exterior and even more stunning interior.

Selection of Luxury Beach Resorts in Langkawi

I had the honour to celebrate my birthday at the beautiful 6 Star St Regis Langkawi Resort, only newly opened in May 2016. The hotel is pristine, stunningly beautiful and remotely located away from a lot of other Langkawi hotels and motels situated at the town areas like Kuah Town and Pantai Cenang.

Grand high ceiling lobby at St Regis Langkawi Resort

Iridium Spa in full luxury in the hotel ground floor. Love the deco and relaxing ambience.

Our beautiful Pool Suite Room with such a comfy king size bed. We can sleep in anytime.

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Tour of the stunning St.Regis Langkawi

The resort has a beautiful seashell/ coral theme, from the chandeliers to the wallpapers to the carpets in every area. We utterly loved the dining areas around the property and our very beautiful rooms with its own lounge/ dip pools. Perfect set up and plenty of space for an all girls birthday celebration and getaway.

( Read on St.Regis Bali Resort in Asia here)

Chilling out at one of the beautiful installations near the pool. Who would love to host a wedding ceremony here?

Photo moments all around the hotel makes it so easy

Check out deals and book your dream stay with St Regis Langkawi here

Laze and relax all day long

We spend half our days in our suite pools, getting out of the pools, eat, into the public pools, grab a drink, out of the pool again. It was really the most relaxing type of trip to get a good tan, chill by the Jacuzzi and catch up with your loved ones about their lives. The resort host a wide array of guests from couples to small families to small groups of friends.

Chilling out by the St Regis pool all day. Summer dip!

Beautiful pool at St Regis Langkawi Resort. Posing for photos throughout the day.

Catching up on some reading in the day by the window stile of our pool suite

Having an awesome pool party and go crazy with the girls. Check out the Jacuzzi area

Whats Malaysia without good food?

One of the highlights of this stay is the lovely food/ snacks we had both in the hotel and outside. We had a good mix between Malaysian-Thai fusion food, street food, Chinese seafood and more.

One of the must trys: Sipping cocktails to the view of the sunset at Kayiputi restaurant. Laze in the overwater hammocks and feel the gentle breeze all around. Seriously the best experience you can get.

Enjoying our cocktails and nibbles at Kayiputi Restaurant

Can’t stop getting enough of the beautiful sunset view on Langkawi island

Popular Bloody Mary specialty cocktail drink in all St Regis Worldwide

Finger food available to indulge in before dinner – smoked salmon, macaroons, spring rolls, bread sticks, eclairs and salad with spicy sauce. A really deluctable appetizer before dinner

Local food options around Langkawi Island

For some of our meals. we also headed out to the nearby towns 10-20 minutes away from the hotel – like Kuah Town and Pantai Cenang to catch a bit of the night markets and local malaysian-thai seafood. It was lots of fun and taxi-ing around in Langkawi is quite affordable at USD$3-4 for 10minutes.

Street food stalls in langkawi all open early during fasting month. You can find food  from roasted chicken to coconut to fried noodles to mutton soup. The list is endless

Seafood dinner at one of the malaysian-thai chinese restaurant at Pantai Cenang area. Really yummy, especially the garlic clams and tom yam soup.

Wide array of food of the menu and bar counter at the St Regis langkawi resort breakfast

Ending the night every day with some tea and hot chocolate provided complimentary by St Regis Langkawi Resort. Really gets you prepared for a good night’s rest

In conclusion, the little 3 day trip up to Langkawi Island just for an all girls birthday celebration proves to be one of the nicest short trips one can do over the weekend. You can get cheap affordable budget/ full freight flights to Langkawi from Bangkok/ Kuala Lumpur and Singapore daily. I used Skyscanner to book my flights, such ease of use to do comparisons without any fuss.

Beautiful sunset from Kayiputi, Really not to be missed activity in St Regis Langkawi Resort

So for those looking for a short weekend trip, celebrate a special occasion or bring your family, here’s a destination worth considering.

To Read on other St.Regis Resorts in Asia, check out the St.Regis Bali Resort.

Check out the dates and book your trip to St Regis Langkawi here

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Gallery of Images of the Langkawi Trip

Like a lotus flower emerging from muddy waters, Seoul had been back on track with a beautiful recovery following the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) scare in June 2015.  A bustling city filled with activities for every season, the tail end of summer came with a list of new and exciting activities that is easily accessible via public transport like buses, trains and cabs. But for that added twist, you can experience it via a few slightly less conventional mode of transportation around Seoul!

Mode of Transport 1: WHEELS

Pedi Cab ride around the village

1. Bicycled around in a Pedicab

A truly relaxing way to cover the pretty Samcheongdong Street would be to be ferried around in Seoul’s very own ARTEE Rickshaw ride. These pedicabs bring you around the little streets very efficiently, while the friendly guides are constantly full of stories about the rich culture and history behind each building.

Take a lovely stroll through Bukchon Hanok Village while taking in the delicate architecture of traditional Korean houses. The light brown wooden doors complement the grey brick walls and delicate green plants so very well. This well preserved traditional village is made up of multiple alleys and ‘hanok’, known as Korean traditional house, to create a quaint 600-years old cultural feel.

45 minutes on board the Artee would costs approximately KRW45,000 (S$55). Find out how to book your very own artee mode of transportation at http://rideartee.com.

Mode of Transport 2: BOAT

1. Cruise along the Han River with Pang Pang Performance and Bread Making Experience

Fancy a nice relaxing cruise down the famous Han River, with the cold wind blowing through your hair? Sign up for a Pang Pang Cruise to enjoy the entertaining local Korean’s comedy dance and act brought to you by a group of talented young local artists. You can also bring home a piece of your own homemade red bean bun specially made on board the cruise ship just before the show. The Pang Show and bread-baking experience is inspired by the 2010 Korean Drama Hit called King of Baking, where the sudden craze for bread baking in Korea started.

Enjoy the full experience of the baking, cruising and performance at approximately KRW48,000 (S$58).

Pang pang show on the boat

2. Tubster boat ride at Some Sevit

Tubster Ride at Night

Get away from the crowded shopping streets and escape to the waterfront of Seoul’s new Some Sevit. A series of three floating platforms forms an astonishingly beautiful spectacle at night when they are lit up all at once.

Floating Island at Some Sevit

The tubster ride is a popular mode of transport to end off the night after a heavy dinner at the cluster of restaurants at Some Sevit. You can enjoy a lavish buffet dinner at Chavit Cuisine situated on the 2^nd floor, which has a tantalizing spread of fresh seafood, Western, Indian and local Korean delights. It will definitely have something for every palette.

After the meal, proceed down to the river front where the little boats are docked. Each boat come with little self-operated engine that brings you and your friends around for a leisurely tour of the compound.   Each boat which can hold up to 4-6 people costs KRW30,000 (S$36) per hour. For more information, visit http://www.somesevit.com   

Mode of Transport 3: FOOT

Walking through namsan park

1. Hiking up Namsan Park to N Seoul Tower

Put on your walking shoes and get moving. A trek around Namsan Park – one of the most treasured nature parks in Seoul, can be completed comfortably between 40 – 50 minutes for all ages. Do not be surprised though, to see an ‘ajumma (a Korean word for middle age woman) overtaking you with her little dog. Once you reached the top, be rewarded by the beautiful view of N Seoul tower, amidst fences of love locks. Highly recommended to visit the park during the autumn season, where the trees will be flushed with hues of red, orange and yellow, or in winter, where the entire place is coated in white blanket of snow.

The 89m N Seoul Tower

Walking through namsan park in summer

Fences of love locks at namsan      

2. Moonlight Walking Tour at Changdeokgung Palace

Moonligh Tour of Changdeokgung Palace

An evening walk you should not miss would be the Moonlight Walk of Changdeokgung Palace.  This exclusive access into the grounds at night is only available during the full moon season, with tickets on a first-come, first-served basis.  Expect a visually impressive display as lights bounce off each tile and carving, bringing to life the fine intricate architectural details within the palace. Bookings can be made from http://ticket.interpark.com and tickets costs KRW30,000 (S$36) each.

Moonligh Tour of Changdeokgung Palace  

Moonligh Tour of Changdeokgung Palace

So the next time you come to Seoul, do opt for these fun modes of transportation (foot, boat, and bicycle) to experience the beauty of this city in a less conventional mode.

Click here to read about the delicious Local Korean Food in Korea.

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This trip was made possible by Korean Tourism Organization.

No trip is perfect without enjoying some of the best local Korean food in Korea Seoul. Try these popular 4 local delicacies between your fun and games to complete your full travel and dining experience.

Best Local Korean Food in Korea Recommendations

1. Kalbi 

Kalbi Sweet Marinated Beef

One of the specialties of Korea, this sweet seasoned grilled beef can be enjoyed at Jinjinbara Restaurant. Reservations for the set course can be made at www.jinjinbara.com

2. Samgye-tang (Ginseng Chicken Soup) 

Nourishing Korean Ginseng Chicken Soup for a cold day

A nourishing broth with ginseng root stuffed in the centre of the chicken and boiled till tender softness. This korean delicacy be enjoyed at Tosokchon Samgyetang Restaurant.

3. Steamed Oysters with Brown rice and Spicy Tofu Soup

Steamed Oysters with Purple Short Grain Rice

This tasty meal at Buckchon (549-2792) Restaurant is a perfect dish on a cold day. The homemade tofu is soft as silk, with the brown rice and fresh oysters complimenting it perfectly.

Out of all, this to me is the best local korean food in Korea. But everyone has their favorites.

4. Barbeque Beef and Pork (Samgyeopsal)

Tasty Korean Barbecue Beef

Indulge in the premium side of things, with beautiful marble barbecue beef at Hansik Byeok-Je Galbi Restaurant, known to be one of the best barbecued beef restaurants around. For those who are more adventurous, they are have raw beef dishes as well, which are surprisingly tasty.

For the full range of other tasty local Korean food in Korea we had, check out the below gallery.

Read more about my traveling adventures via different modes of transport in Korea Seoul.

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This trip was made possible by Korean Tourism Board

”When once a while, roughing it out doesn’t quite work, and all you want to do is to..indulge”

BALI, INDONESIA – Tired of the usual Kuta Beach ‘kraze’ and crowded streets of Semiyak? Always having trouble getting to your villas in some secluded alley. Need some peace and quiet and a private beach to bask in? Then The St Regis Bali Resort at Nusa Dua might be what you are looking for to have a luxurious weekend wanderlust.

Nusa Dua – A beautiful exclusive part of Bali lined with amazing villas and stunning beach resorts, and popular with tourists for its peace and serenity. Bali as a retreat destination has always been popular for young Singapore and Asian travelers all these years, given it is only around a 3 hours flight from Singapore. Me being a frequent visitor of Bali the past couple of years, I have had my fair share of amazing stays in private villas, suites and resorts. But the The St Regis Bali Resort, has by far been the most stunning resort in Bali I have set foot on.

No wonder the taxi drivers who fetch me rave about it and vouch that this is one resort that is of a level of its own.

Beautiful floral arrangement in the lobby of The St Regis Bali Resort

Grand Reception Area with huge chandeliers at The St Regis Bali Resort- never fails to impress 😉

The grandeur of the resort starts from the driveway all the way to the lobby.

We were welcomed by a stunning reception area and warm service from the staff, despite arriving so late at night at 10pm.

After being gently ushered into our suite without having to fuss about the luggage, we were promptly served some lovely chamomile tea to soothe our tired minds. But that couldn’t keep us still for long as we started getting excited checking out our beautiful suite.

Beautifully handwritten welcome greetings from St Regis Bali. Such a lovely touch. Impressive!

Exquiste Flower arrangement in the toilet

Big spacious bathroom with a huge standalone bathtub. I literally fell asleep in it 1 minute after I dipped into the bubble bath

Cosy and Rustic Feel

The St Regis Bali Resort suite is designed to have a zen and cosy aspect to it, with the teak wood, creme walls and warm soft lighting all adding to the mood. Little touches like the wooden ceiling fan and sheer white partition curtains really added to the atmosphere of the room. Not to mention the extremely big fancy toilet that Jac and I loved. No fighting for space as there is plenty there..to even do handstands!

Browsing room service menu in The St Regis Resort Suite

Pretty Hats and picnic mat for our use when we head to the beach for a dip

Lazy morning chilling out at our veranda having tea, macaroons and truffles

We woke up the following morning after a lovely night of rest. The veranda with the large cosy couch is a really relaxing place that puts you so at ease that we almost missed our breakfast from lazing around too long.

Chilling out on the veranda in the morning, with macaroons, chamomile tea and truffles. What a luxurious weekend wanderlust.

Beautiful stunning day to stroll by the beach and head over to breakfast afterwhich.

Getting some warm morning sunshine and sea breeze.

Designer Beach Sunbeds that goes so well with the environment

Breakfast at The St Regis Bali Resort is quite an indulgent treat.

Unlike the usual morning breakfast buffet spread, we had 3 different segments to breakfast – buffet, ala carte off the menu and hand held entree dishes on trays brought around by the servers.

I couldn’t resist getting some oysters for starters from the menu.

Oysters with cheese, olive oil and herbs for breakfast anyone?

Delicate entree size servings of Slice Beef served by the roving waiters. These delicious bite size portion are perfect instead of the usual large steak sizes at lunch/ dinner

Ordered some veal patty, mushrooms and bread off the menu, one of their St Regis trademark specialty!

After a beautiful breakfast, it calls for a lovely dip into the lagoons to cool down in this sweltering heat. The St Regis Bali Resort has 2 pools in its vicinity, a sleek freshwater pool by the beach and another huge salt water lagoon in the heart of the villas, with direct access from some of the suites.

A refreshing afternoon dip in the St Regis Bali freshwater lagoon

Delightful freshwater lagoon situated near the beach

Stunning waters and sunny day to get those shades and big sunhats

If you would like to dry off and get a nice warm tan by the beach, head just a few metres away from the freshwater pool to the beach and plonk down on one of those ultra comfortable sunbeds. Jac and I vouched that its the nicest sunbeds we have ever sat one, so soft and comfortable you slip into dreamland in almost 10 minutes. We would have sat there the whole afternoon if not because we had to get back to our rooms to pack our bags. luxurious weekend wanderlust.

Bask in the sun on these beautiful chairs

Chilling out on our very comfortable St Regis Deck Chairs

Morning dip into the beautiful sea! Seriously a luxurious weekend wanderlust.

When you have the whole beach to yourself, it calls for a jumpshot

Hence, in conclusion, The St Regis Bali Resort is undeniably a idyllic world of its own away from the crowds. Stunning architecture, top notch quality food and very dedicated personalized service. Come here if you want to experience a stay so surreal, luxurious and peaceful, you will keep coming back for more.

The perfect destination for a luxurious weekend wanderlust! Book today!

To read about Adventurous activities in Bali, visit Bali – The Epic Battle of the Adventurous.

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