Welcome to Mystical Bali

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1 Welcome to Mystical Bali An island awash with culture and natural wonders only surpassed with the genuine wealth and graciousness of its people. Discover a destination that truly delivers. SAMPLE PROGRAM OF 4 Days/3 Nights Bali Cultural Package

2 BALI an island of tropical magic, has long been a natural phenomenon due to the mystical nature of the Balinese, who have an uncanny ability to enhance and improve on what nature has given. Each day is a celebration of this gift, whether in pageant, ceremony or art, and the natural beauty of this island. COUNTRY GEO-AND-TOPO GRAPHY FAST FACTS OF BALI Bali is one of the thousands of islands that together constitute the Republic of Indonesia. Because of its unique features, Bali has become a primary destination for tourists from all over the world, who have chosen to travel to the Asian tropics The west border is marked by Bali Strait, separating the island from Java Island and Java Sea while Lombok Strait lies along the eastern part of Bali, separating the island from Lombok island. Then the Indonesian Ocean and Java Sea each lies on the south and north of Bali. The mountain that stretches out from west to east uniquely divides the island into two. Two volcanoes stood tall as landmarks of Bali among the mountain range, namely Mount Batur (1,171m) and Mount Agung (3,140m).

3 FAST FACTS OF BALI COORDINATE & AREA S E The island of Bali is approximately 153 km wide and 112 km north to south (95 by 69 miles, respectively), with a surface area of 5,632 km² CAPITAL DENPASAR (IATA CODE: DPS) LANGUAGE Indonesian (official), Balinese, English (the last due to tourism) RELIGION Hindu (93.19%), Muslim (4.79%), Christian (1.38%), Buddhist (0.64%). CLIMATE Bali has a climate that is tropical all year. The average temperature hovers around 30 degrees Celsius year-round. Dry and wet seasons - dry from April to September and wet from October to March. In general May to August are the best months in Bali. At that time of year the climate is likely to be cooler and the rains lightest. ECONOMY CURRENCY TIME UTC 8+ ELECTRICITY Tourism is the economy s largest industry, agriculture is still the islands biggest employer, most notably rice cultivation Rupiah. (symbol: Rp.) Voltage is volts AC at 50 cycles per second. Standard 3-pin square plugs and sockets TELEPHONE Indonesia : 62 Denpasar Bali : 361 (area code)

4 BALI 5D/4N Program Overview Date/Day Morning Afternoon Evening Day 1 ARRIVAL Meet & Greet at the airport Lunch at the hotel Welcome Dinner at hotel Overnight at the hotel Day 2 Breakfast at the hotel Jatiluwih on VW tour Lunch at a local restaurant Dinner Off Site Restaurant Overnight at the hotel Day 3 Breakfast at the hotel Whitewater Rafting Lunch at the rafting restaurant Dinner Off Site Restaurant Overnight at the hotel Day 4 Breakfast at the hotel Balinese Day Festival Lunch at local Balinese compound Gala Dinner at hotel Overnight at the hotel Day 5 Breakfast at the hotel Free until 12:00 PM 12:00 PM Hotel Check-out time DEPARTURE Overview of an incentive program to wow a group of 50 guests seeking culture and fun activities

5 DAY 1: ARRIVAL It starts with a welcome as warm and genuine as any across the globe

6 DAY 2: JATILUWIH TOUR 08:00 After breakfast, start from the hotel with bus up to Butterfly Park 09:30 Visit the Butterfly Park and change the transportation to VolksWagen (maximum 3 persons per VW) 10:00 Ride on VW safari passing through villages with its beautiful rice terraces 11:30 Short trekking through rice terraces in Jatiluwih listed as UNESCO World Heritage 13:00 Lunch at a restaurant overlooking rice terraces 14:30 Stop at Multi-Shrines Royal Temple of Mengwi 15:30 Inspect the silver craft men create jewelry and ornament 17:00 Arrive at hotel A chance to connect with the real Bali and have some fun alone the way

7 DAY 2: DAY TOUR Instead of Volkswagen we can use 4WD to replace it With the 4WD we can also change the route to mountain For the more adventure shift to a gear to 4WD

8 Evening Program Dinner at Sundara Restaurant of Four Seasons Jimbaran Resort Bali Bali s most sophisticated dining experiences, with a Modern Asian-inspired menu that can be served as individual portions or for sharing with a companion or group. Ocean front dining must be a part of the Bali experience

9 DAY 3: RAFTING TOUR 08:00 Pick up from the hotel to the starting point HIGHLIGHT OF THE TOUR 09:30 After a short briefing, descend the stairs to the river bank 10:00 Start the rafting adventure by paddling the raft, controlling it, avoiding stone block, keeping in balance from the rapids challenge 12:00 Lunch break 13:00 Ascend the stairs to take shower and change clothes 16:00 Arrive at hotel Exhilarating but absolutely safe

10 DAY 3: DAY CRUISE ON CATAMARAN Join Daylight cruise and make waves on a day trip over to Nusa Lembongan Island with a sailing catamaran Soak up the panoramic beauty of the landscapes around Bali s sister islands and discover a tropical island paradise just a whisk away from Bali. Experience the fun outdoors and sea adventure. You will have the opportunity to enjoy variety of marine activities, snorkel magnificent coral reefs, explore the island or simply relax at The Anchorage, an island oasis located in the lush green gardens surrounded by palm trees, adjoining the white sandy beach. Day Cruise on Sailing Catamaran

11 Evening Program METIS Restaurant & Gallery Chef Nicolas Doudou Tourneville and Said Alem, have been pioneering the pairing of fine dining and fine art in Bali since October Ranked one of Asia s Top 20 restaurants (Miele Guide Best of Asia, 2013) and recipient of the Wine Spectator Award of Excellence (2013), MÉTIS is renowned for its haute French Mediterranean cuisine.

12 DAY 4: Experience Day Venue: Balinese Village The group is split into some smaller groups. Each group will learn some activities Start with Gamelan lesson and Dance Lesson; Fun Cooking; Farming (flowing with cows and paddy planting) ; lunch included EXPERIENCE DAY the group will rotate doing each activity in every 60 minutes

13 DAY 4: Experience Day Venue: Balinese Village The group is split into some smaller groups. Each group will learn some activities Start with Farming (flowing with cows and paddy planting); Gamelan and Dance Lesson; Fun Cooking; lunch included EXPERIENCE DAY the group will rotate doing each activity in every 60 minutes

14 DAY 4: Experience Day Venue: Balinese Village The group is split into some smaller groups. Each group will learn some activities Start with Fun Cooking; Farming (flowing with cows and paddy planting); Gamelan lesson and Dance Lesson; lunch included EXPERIENCE DAY the group will rotate doing each activity in every 60 minutes

15 EVENING PROGRAM Venue at hotel or restaurant Before Dinner Representatives of each group will perform the dance they learned in the morning for 5 minutes following real Balinese Dancer Audience will score the performance During the dinner, the Winner is announced

16 DAY 5: DEPARTURE WOOD CARVING PAINTINGS SILVER COLLECTIONS GARUDA WISNU 295 X 157 cm Bolsa Wood Mudana BOY ON THE JACK FRUIT 125 X 100 cm Oil on Canvas Ruslan SOUVENIR TO BRING HOME

17 CONTACT US For more information or if you require a proposal, please contact us or one of our sales representatives near you. INDONESIA TOUR EAST HOLDINGS AUSTRALIA EUROPE Dody Dibyahari GIT/MICE Manager PT Tour East Indonesia T: (62) git-bali@toureast.net Chris Bailey SVP Sales & Marketing T: (65) cbailey@toureast.net RUSSIA & CIS Alexandra Sushchinskaya T: (7) (ext.110) M: (7) sales-ru@toureast.net Charlie Ridout T: (61) salesau@toureast.net UK / IRELAND / SCANDINAVIA Jonathan Wilkins T: (44) salesuk@toureast.net Vishen Mootoo M: (49) saleseu@toureast.net USA / CANADA / BRAZIL Wim Crabbe us_mice@toureast.net We know the ground & we are on the spot where it matters. us for: Destination info Accommodation Sightseeing Team building events Performers/Bands Function space Off-site venues Conference facilities