There are few resorts in Bali that manage to be both luxurious and authentically sustainable,but this one does.
Leave the logistics to the experts on these escorted adventures in exotic locations.
There are plenty of beach getaways that offer far more than the island we have all loved too much.
Planeloads of people all ahead of you in lines,wandering bewildered or hopping from queue to shuffling queue,questioning “Am I in the right line?” Who knows?
The good news is that,for most Australians who pass through,an hour is the longest you’ll have to spend here.
The history of nasi goreng is murky and complex,but it’s famous enough in Australia to have been part of a Telstra ad in the 2000s.
Bonnie the Nihi Goat,as she’s known on Instagram,has become the accidental mascot of one of Indonesia’s most luxe resorts.
They’re calling it The Next Big Dry – young Australian travellers overseas turning their back on alcohol-fuelled partying and instead opting for high sobriety.
Tourists show no fear,happily standing a metre away from the beasts to get their photos taken. I later discover it’s a pretty dumb move.
K-Club boldly claims to host Bali’s best “jungle club” within its lush and luxurious confines. And who are we to disagree.