Wellness retreat in the Ubud area
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From: Mr Quoc on 18 Mar 2010 21:30 Hi there, and greetings from South Africa! My mother and I have decided to take a trip together in June to Bali. We'd like to experience true Balinese culture, be fairly active (ie. yoga, etc., have good healthy food, and generally be treated like princesses. We find the Ubud area particularly interesting, and are looking at two wellness retreats there, Kamara Sakti and Desi Seni Village Resort, which are both within our budget. Has anyone stayed at both because we're first time travelers and both resorts seems to have great reviews...we just cant choose! Any other recommendations would be very much appreciated. We also would like to do some good shopping while there, and might stay a while in the Kuta area. Any recommendations for boutique hotels with gym facilities? Any good cycling tours? Thanks! Very excited for the trip! ___________________ http://www.waytovietnam.com Vietnam travel,vietnam hotel, vietnam tours http://www.halongluxuryjunk.com Halong cruise http://www.emotioncruisehalong.com Emotion Cruise halong
From: SMS on 18 Mar 2010 22:49 Mr Quoc wrote: > Hi there, and greetings from South Africa! > > My mother and I have decided to take a trip together in June to Bali. > We'd like to experience true Balinese culture, be fairly active (ie. > yoga, etc., have good healthy food, and generally be treated like > princesses. We find the Ubud area particularly interesting, and are > looking at two wellness retreats there, Kamara Sakti and Desi Seni > Village Resort, which are both within our budget. Those resorts have been closed due to an outbreak of bubonic plague in the area. Your best bet is to change your plans to visit Hong Kong EPCOT, and go to the Bali pavilion.
From: Chris Blunt on 19 Mar 2010 03:10
On Thu, 18 Mar 2010 19:49:26 -0700, SMS <scharf.steven(a)geemail.com> wrote: >Mr Quoc wrote: >> Hi there, and greetings from South Africa! >> >> My mother and I have decided to take a trip together in June to Bali. >> We'd like to experience true Balinese culture, be fairly active (ie. >> yoga, etc., have good healthy food, and generally be treated like >> princesses. We find the Ubud area particularly interesting, and are >> looking at two wellness retreats there, Kamara Sakti and Desi Seni >> Village Resort, which are both within our budget. > >Those resorts have been closed due to an outbreak of bubonic plague in >the area. Your best bet is to change your plans to visit Hong Kong >EPCOT, and go to the Bali pavilion. Send email to sales(a)waytovietnam.com to complain about this spammer. |