If you want to do Bali in style, then Raffles Bali is worth considering.
The exclusive resort this week announced the introduction of its private heliport, a facility designed to offer in-house guests a new way to explore the Indonesian island from above.
Situated within the resort's 23-hectare estate, the heliport began operations recently.
The heliport provides for a curated selection of aerial journeys, allowing travellers to discover Bali's varied landscapes from up on high.
Scenic routes transport guests over Uluwatu's dramatic cliffs, the turquoise bays of Nusa Penida and Nusa Lembongan, the volcanic contours of the Kintamani highlands, and the lush rice paddies of Ubud.
Raffles Bali says personalised day trips may be arranged. Perhaps an underwater excursion in Nusa Penida, or a private picnic set amid the UNESCO-listed Jatiluwih rice terraces.
Charter flights may also be tailored for guests wishing to design their own itinerary, offering the freedom to move across Bali and neighbouring islands.
The experiences are organised by Raffles butlers, who oversee all arrangements, co-ordinating flight schedules, managing personalised requests.
The experiences are organised by Raffles butlers, who oversee all arrangements, co-ordinating flight schedules, managing personalised requests.
Situated in the Jimbaran Bay, Raffles Bali offers 32 villas featuring private pools and tropical gardens.
Culinary opportunities include "Krug Ambassade" signature restaurant Rumari, The Writers Bar and beachfront Loloan Beach Bar and Grill.
Guests can enjoy relaxation and wellness at Raffles Spa and partake in authentic cultural activities hosted by community experts.
I've added this one to my "to do" list.
See raffles.com and accor.com
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