Beyond adult escapes, Bali and Java are packed with family-friendly attractions and activities. This update features creative adventures and kid-friendly fun – ideal for families and friends travelling together. These islands offer unique and enriching experiences for all ages!
Key Takeaways:
- Products: The latest update is packed with creative adventures and kid-friendly fun that’s perfect for the whole family, or any group of friends travelling together.
- Hotels: A Balinese-style beachfront stay in Nusa Dua with luxury service, combined with a quiet village escape in Tabanan surrounded by rice fields.
- Destination News: Get ready for Bali and Java to be vibrant and busy! The peak season is almost here, lining up perfectly with the dry season. This means a big surge in tourists, so be prepared for crowded beaches and long lines at popular attractions.
Product updates
Playful Art Creations
& Dine Out
Half Day
It’s a relaxing and fun way to connect with family and meet new friends in a lively social atmosphere while learning the art of painting.
- Glow-in-the-dark painting enhances the experience
- Create a personalised painting using natural tools and materials
- Connect with friends or meet new people in a truly unforgettable setting
Ubud Family Culture & Nature
Full Day
- Visit a traditional Balinese home and be welcomed by a local artist
- Discover the intricate art of Keliki painting through a guided, hands-on session
- Explore the Elephant Cave, a unique archaeological site
- Visit an extensive personal collection of thousands of traditional masks and puppets
Shrines and Cupboards - Cooking at Borobodur
Full Day
This tour provides a multifaceted experience. Meet a cookbook author, shop for fresh produce in a traditional market, participate in a local cooking class and uncover the narratives etched in the temple’s reliefs, creating lasting memories of the journey.
- Visit traditional market and cook at a private village house in Central Java
- Enjoy delicious home-cooked Javanese cuisine
- Visit the UNESCO-heritage site, Borobudur
Classic Bali
from a Different Perspective
12 Days / 11 Nights
This multi-day tour offers a truly enriching experience. It truly highlights the stunning beauty of nature, the importance of heritage preservation and a thoughtful, community-based approach to tourism that genuinely values wildlife and ecosystems.
- Explore unique archaeological sites & historical stories
- Connect with inspiring local changemakers driving meaningful impact
- Engage actively with breathtaking landscapes, tranquil lakes and nature
Hotel updates
The St Regis Bali Resort
Bali
A luxurious beachfront property in Nusa Dua featuring 124 elegant suites and villas, ideal for high-end leisure travellers, honeymooners and luxury family getaways.
Known for its timeless Balinese-inspired design, personalized St. Regis Butler Service, exceptional dining and world-class spa, the resort offers a sophisticated retreat in one of Bali’s most exclusive locations.
Puri Taman Sari Resort
Bali
A traditional Balinese-style retreat located in the quiet village of Umabian, Tabanan, offering around 20 rooms and villas surrounded by rice fields and local village life.
With its heritage design, cultural activities and peaceful setting, it’s well suited for travellers looking for an authentic and tranquil Balinese experience away from tourist crowds.
Destination News
- Penglipuran Art Festival (3 – 5 July 2025)
To showcase the charm of the ancient village of Panglipuran in Bangli, the local government hosts an annual event. Recognized by UNESCO as one of the cleanest traditional villages and a protected customary area, Panglipuran takes centre stage during the celebration, which features a traditional fashion show, culinary bazaars and various competitions.
- Solo Batik Carnival (12 July 2025)
Solo Batik Carnival (SBC) is an annual event organised by the Surakarta City government, using batik as the primary material for elaborate costumes. Carnival participants design their own costumes based on a given theme and showcase them during a catwalk parade along Slamet Riyadi Street.
- Jatiluwih Rice Terraces Festival (19 – 20 July 2025)
A vibrant celebration of Balinese culture, art and agriculture set within a UNESCO-recognised landscape. The event features captivating artistic performances, agricultural attractions, and thrilling competitions. More than just a festival, this is a journey to the heart of Bali’s rich traditions.
- Lovina Festival (23 – 27 July 2025)
Each year, the northern Balinese coast comes alive with the Lovina Festival, a dedicated celebration of Lovina Beach’s distinct culture, heritage and breathtaking natural surroundings. The festival offers a rich tapestry of experiences, typically including traditional Balinese dance performances, dynamic live music concerts featuring both local and international talent, engaging art exhibitions showcasing regional artists and enticing culinary showcases that highlight authentic Balinese cuisine. Sporting events are also often part of this multifaceted celebration.
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