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The spa at the waterfall above lake Mumbul has been treating its customers since 1996. The mud baths... (40 degree Celsius hot) are especially popular and are prepared with the ashes of the Gunung Agung vulcano. The Javanese treatments, seaweed compresses, Shiatsu, Reiki, acupressure, yoga, chiropractic and special diet programs round off the package. more

In the middle of the jungle, a half-an-hour car ride from Abud, the Como group that specializes on spa... temples founded this spectacular health refuge in the former Begawan Giri estate. The package includes stress management, ayurveda, yoga, pilates, traditional Balinese therapies and massages. more

Sobek Adventure Bali organizes trekking tours in Bali. Hiking up Gunung Agung, the highest mountain of... Bali, is a memorable experience. The southwestern route, starting at the Pura Besakih temple at 950 meters, is the most popular one. After six hours of slippery forest trails, one reaches the Kori Agung, the symbolic entrance gate to the holy peak region. The way leads over a mountain crest surrounded by precipitous lava fields to the peak that offers a sensational view over most of Bali to the Gunung Rinjani, the sacred vulcano on the neighboring island of Lombok. more

Bali Adventures safely takes you on a rubber-raft trip on the spectacular Ayung River. Eight kilometers... long, the ride leads through 27 class II and III rapids of smooth nature alongside wild, untouched rainforest, canyons and rice terraces. Bali Adventure also organizes elephant safaris. more

The “dancing fingers” of this famous professional massage parlor should be felt by everyone who visits... Bali. They are so popular that you have to make reservations two days in advance for a 90-minute treatment. Massage courses are also offered. more

Bali is a surf paradise and Kuta especially has many surfing schools to choose from. The Odyssey Surf... School at the Mercure Kuta Hotel Arcade is very popular. One practices on soft long boards. more

The bungy tower was built in Australia in 1995 and shipped to Bali afterwards. An elevator takes you... up to the 45-meter-tall tower. If you are too scared to jump, you can still enjoy the great view. On the weekends, the place is packed until late in the night. The real adventurous ones can jump sitting on a scooter. more