Nestled in the heart of Kuta, Bali’s most iconic beach, Kuta Beach Hotel is a haven for surfers and travelers seeking the perfect mix of sun, sea, and sand. With its prime location, the hotel is just a short ride from Ngurah Rai International Airport, only 50 meters from the beach, and surrounded by popular attractions such as shopping malls, art markets, and modern water parks. For those looking to enjoy Bali’s vibrant nightlife, the area offers an array of clubs, bars, sunset lounges, and live shows at Kuta Theater, ensuring a memorable experience long after the sun sets.

The post Kuta Beach Hotel appeared first on Ace Travel Tour.

The flights operate twice a week. On Tuesdays and Saturdays, the flight from Moscow to Denpasar (SU296) departs from Sheremetyevo Airport at 2:40 PM local time. The return flight from Bali to Moscow (SU297) operates on Wednesdays and Sundays, departing Bali at 10:05 AM. Starting from October 3rd, a third weekly flight will be added, with departures from Moscow on Thursdays and from Denpasar on Fridays.

Passengers on this route are served by modern wide-body Airbus A350 aircraft with a three-class cabin configuration: 28 business-class seats, 24 comfort-class seats, and 264 economy-class seats. Business-class seats can recline into a two-meter flatbed for maximum comfort.

For October, one-way tickets at the lowest fare are priced at around 47,000 rubles.

The post Aeroflot Starts Flights from Moscow to Bali appeared first on Ace Travel Tour.

SOL by Melia Benoa Bali is a beachfront resort offering a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure. Located in Tanjung Benoa, it features spacious rooms, tropical gardens, and stunning ocean views. Enjoy its all-inclusive packages, delicious dining options, and a variety of water sports. Ideal for families, couples, and solo travelers, this resort provides a memorable Balinese getaway.

The post Sol by Melia Benoa Bali appeared first on Ace Travel Tour.

The opening of this diplomatic mission will facilitate the processing of visas, certificates, and other documents. Additionally, the consulate will perform notarial functions, civil registry services, and provide legal representation abroad.

It is estimated that it will take one to three years for the Consulate General to become fully operational. During this period, consular services will continue to be provided by the consular section of the Russian Embassy in Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia.

The post Russia to Open Consulate General in Bali appeared first on Ace Travel Tour.

A tranquil retreat nestled along the golden shores of Jimbaran Bay, Bali, offering modern luxury and Balinese hospitality. With its stylish accommodations and serene ambiance, it provides an ideal sanctuary for relaxation and exploration of Bali’s coastal delights and cultural treasures.

The post Jimbaran Bay Beach Resort & Spa appeared first on Ace Travel Tour.

The rooftop pool, situated on Bali’s west coast, will stretch an impressive 190 meters, surpassing all others and earning the developers the claim of creating the world’s largest rooftop pool. This dwarfs the current record held by the 146-meter pool atop the Marina Sands Hotel in Singapore.

Once finished, The Magnum Residence Berawa will feature 150 luxury apartments, all within 500 meters of Berawa Beach. Each unit will showcase a high-tech Smart Home design, complemented by top-notch furnishings.

The apartments are available in various configurations, with a one-bedroom unit spanning 81 square meters priced at US$350,000, while a two-bedroom unit covering 162 square meters is listed at US$590,000.

Magnum Estates, a significant foreign investment property enterprise in Bali, is overseeing the development of at least five property complexes, including those in Canggu, Umalas, and Sanur.

Units are being marketed to both local and foreign investors as managed rental units with guaranteed rates of return.

The Magnum Residence Berawa Complex is currently under construction and is slated for completion in 2025.

The post Bali’s Magnum Residence Berawa Complex to Boast World’s Largest Rooftop Pool appeared first on Ace Travel Tour.

The daily round-trip flights between Banjarmasin’s Syamsuddin Noor International Airport and Bali’s Ngurah Rai International Airport aim to provide enhanced options for both international and domestic travelers, including the general public, business professionals, and tourists, according to Lion Air Group’s Strategic Corporate Communication Director, Danang Mandala Prihantoro, as announced on Tuesday, November 7, 2023.

As reported by Kompas.com, the Banjarmasin-Bali flights will be operated using Boeing 737-800NG aircraft configured with 189 economy seats or Boeing 737-900ER with 215 economy seats.

Banjarmasin – Denpasar

The flight JT-845 from Banjarmasin to Denpasar will depart from South Kalimantan at noon, reaching Bali at 1:20 pm.

Denpasar – Banjarmasin

For the return journey, flight JT-844 will depart from Bali at 2:00 pm, touching down in Banjarmasin at 3:10 pm.

The post Daily Flights Connect Bali and Banjarmasin appeared first on Ace Travel Tour.

As reported by NusaBali.com, the number of climbers ascending and descending Bali’s Mount Batur (elevation 1,717 meters) is now back to “normal levels,” despite the unseasonably high temperatures and drought conditions affecting the Island of Bali.

Made Budiadnyana Putra, the Head of The Association for the Management of Protected Forests (KPHK) at the Agency for the Conservation of Bali’s Natural Resources (KSDA-Bali), assured on Monday, October 23, 2023, that climbing activities are operating at normal levels.

Putra calculates a daily average of 200 people climbing Mount Batur, with weekends and holidays recording the highest number of climbers. Indonesian hikers dominate the number of total visitors to the mountain top. Adding: “The volume of climbers is not affected by the (current) dry season conditions.”

Made Budiadnyana Putra said that a licensed mountain guide invariably accompanies every visitor who climbs Mount Batur. This is done to maximize the prevention of forest fires on the mountain’s slopes. Putra explained that the mountain’s area is relatively safe from the threat of fire, with the areas most at risk being the sides of main roads. This danger is heightened by lit cigarette butts carelessly discarded by passing motorists and trekkers.

The active involvement of local guides also ensures that visitors will not act in outrageous ways that have offended local sensibilities in the past.

The management of Nature Reserves and Sanctuaries Associations and related association agencies are urging mountain climbers not to discard trash in the mountain surroundings and to spare no effort to prevent forest fires. Climbers are personally cautioned by guides and reminded by roadside banners to act wisely in preserving the local environment.

Based on research and the resulting documentation on “carrying capacity” undertaken by Bali’s Center for Control of Ecoregional Development (P3E), Mount Batur has a carrying capacity to handle 500 daily visitors. Meanwhile, the actual average number of daily visitors to the Mountain peak is around 200 people.

The post It’s Official: Climbing Every Mountain in Bali Now Allowed appeared first on Ace Travel Tour.

This significant name alteration was commemorated at Truntum Kuta’s Mentari Beach Bar on Wednesday, October 11, 2023. The event embraced the theme “Cetu Murtaning Rat,” inspired by a Hindu epic from the Ramayana, symbolizing the arrival of a new era. This story recounts how the White Monkey god, Hanoman, constructed a bridge leading to a “better situation.”

In a similar vein, the transformation of the Grand Inna Kuta Hotel into Truntum Kuta marks a fresh chapter in the history of one of Kuta’s most historic hotel properties. First opening its doors 62 years ago, the hotel experienced its initial name change in 1974 when it became the Natour Kuta Beach Hotel. Subsequently, in 2001, it adopted the name Inna Kuta Beach before changing once more in 2013 to Grand Inna Kuta. From its original name in 1961 to its latest avatar as Truntum Kuta, the hotel has operated under five distinct names.

Thory Prabawa, Director of Hospitality Businesses and Partnership Management for PT Wijaya Karya Realty, the owner of Truntum Kuta, expressed confidence that the property will continue to attract tourists seeking a genuine “Kuta Experience,” especially during New Year celebrations.

As quoted by Kompas.com, Prabawa stated, “We believe that Truntum Kuta will become a preferred staycation destination that reflects the rich charm of Balinese culture, offering a unique blend of authentic Balinese traditions with a touch of luxury.”

The name-changing event on October 11, 2023, was also used to introduce Truntum Kuta’s new staff uniforms in a fashion show.

The post Good bye Grand Inna, Welcome Truntum Kuta appeared first on Ace Travel Tour.

The Head of PELINDO in Bali and NTT, Ali Sodikin, confirmed this increase in requests, as stated by the State News Agency Antara.

Moreover, PELINDO’s data shows that from January 6th to October 6th, 2023, 30 cruise ships carrying 21,679 passengers visited the port of Benoa. This marks a significant rise compared to the same period in 2022 when 14 ships brought 7,000 passengers to the Port of Benoa.

Sodikin attributes this upsurge in cruise ship visits to Bali to the end of the COVID-19 pandemic and the reopening of Indonesian international gateways to tourism.

Looking ahead to 2025, Bali is poised to embrace cruise tourism fully, with online registration available for international cruise ships visiting the island. A new Marine Tourism Center is under construction at Benoa, purposefully designed to streamline the arrival and departure of cruise ship passengers.

The new cruise terminal at Benoa will offer foreign currency exchange kiosks, information booths, ATMs, and local kiosks selling merchandise operated by small and medium-sized entrepreneurs.

The post Record Number of Cruise Ships Headed to Bali appeared first on Ace Travel Tour.