As the island reopens, Four Seasons Resort Bali at Bimbaran Bay has unveiled a new nature-inspired Kids Club programme, a state-of-the-art spa and special dining benefits.
Named after “the children’s house,” Umah Rare Kids Club is complimentary for in-house guests and celebrates Bali’s arts and cultural heritage with activities designed to get the little ones connecting directly with nature, in nature. They can learn how to weave palm leaves into decorative ornaments from a Balinese priestess, play coconut bowls and fly hand-crafted kites on the beach, pick herbs from the on-site garden to make Zero Waste mocktails with the bartenders, make local fruit-based desserts with the chefs, improve mental clarity with yoga, and try their hand at Indonesian martial arts and Balinese dance.
Meanwhile, parents can enjoy some well-deserved pampering and relaxation at the Resort’s new Healing Village Spa, featuring 10 all-suite treatment rooms where expert therapists deliver soul-deep rejuvenation. Treatments include a rainbow eco-Vichy shower, surround sound and colour therapy, and an incredible Balinese long-stroke massage on a heated bed made of crushed crystals, to enhance the sensory immersion.
“Any family who’s ever been to Bali can attest to the incredible welcome they receive. Children are revered as ‘mini-gods’ in Balinese culture. This care and attention allows parents to relax and enjoy some ‘me’ time by the pool or a massage at the spa, secure in the knowledge that their children are in safe hands,” says Resort Manager Nicolas Senes. “We are more excited than ever to welcome families, with new experiences and amenities to ensure their long-dreamed-of holiday is well worth the wait.”
