Bali Hai II Docking Program...

24 December  2014 News Splash TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN  Re: Bali Hai II Docking    Dear valued guests, We would like to advise you that our Bali Hai II vessel will undertake docking from the evening of 20 March 2015 until 5 April 2015 (inclusive). Bali Hai reef Cruise and Beach Club Cruise Program will still open for bookings  while Sunset Dinner Cruise will close on 20 March 2015. The following cruise will still be available during the above docking program: Reef Cruise transfer by Sail Sensations vessel (departs 9am, returns 5pm). Beach Club Cruise transfer by Sail Sensations vessel (departs 9am, returns 5pm). Aristocat Nusa Lembongan Cruise. Ocean Rafting 3 Island Day Cruise. Dolphin Cruise. Aristocat Evening Cruise. Hai Tide Beach Resort (vessel transfer by Sail Sensations). Please kindly find the below Reef Cruise and Beach Club Cruise change in program to ensure your clients are able to experience their best day out:   Sail Sensations vessel will transfer Reef Cruise, Beach Club Cruise and Hai Tide Beach Resort guests. Activities for each cruise will still at their own designated location, however the Reef Cruise lunch will be organized at the Beach Club (BBQ lunch) share with  Beach Club Cruise guests. Rates will remain unchanged. Reef Cruise, Beach Club Cruise and Sunset Dinner Cruise regular program by Bali Hai II vessel will operate as normal from 6 April 2015. Thank you for your understanding, sorry for any inconvenience have may caused. Kind regards, Pande Ardika

Tips to enjoy 10 long weekends in Indonesia in 2015

 

The year 2015 will be an exciting one for travel buffs with many of the public holidays falling on appropriate weekdays, creating plenty of long-weekend opportunities to enjoy.

In fact, 2015 will have five public holidays that will fall on either Friday or Monday, creating five three-day long weekends. There are also five more public holidays that will happen on either Tuesday or Thursday, creating opportunities for four-day long weekends, should you decide to take a leave of absence on the bridge day.

We have four other public holidays: three of them will fall on weekends and the other one – Islamic New Year – will be on Wednesday.

In Indonesia, it is rare for people to take a leave of absence of more than a week from work. Most jobs only allow their employees an average of 14 days of leave per year, which most Indonesians save for emergency occasions. This is why long weekends are popular amongst locals, who use them as a time for recreation.

Garuda Indonesia is Now 5 Star Airline

   
Garuda Indonesia was officially declared a five-star airline by Skytrax on Thursday in London along with other prominent carriers such as Singapore Airlines, Cathay Pacific Airways, Qatar Airways, Asiana Airlines, All Nippon Airways and Hainan Airlines.

Skytrax is a global airline review and ranking consultant that conducts annual surveys in 410 airports worldwide

Garuda Indonesia Opens Beijing - Denpasar Route

 
Garuda Indonesia officially inaugurated its new Beijing-Denpasar route on Tuesday as part of efforts to strengthen its flight network, especially in the Asia-Pacific region.

At the ceremony at Ngurah RaiInternational Airport, Garuda Indonesia president director Arif Wibowo said that China was now one of the most important markets for the airline, with tourist potential reaching up to 100 million people.

How to Enjoy Rainy Season in Bali

 
Most of the area of Bali is composed of lowland surrounded by sand and sea, it is famous for its forests and tropical climate. Temperature is 15 ~ 20 ℃ of lowland, and upland's temperature in the range of 30 ~ 32 ℃. Kintamani, Bedugul and Besakih are highland part of Bali and is not wide enough than lowland part of Bali.
Bali also other places in Indonesia is made up of two seasons. On April-September is dry season, from October to March is the rainy season. Dry season generally, each day in the sunny, very suitable to relax on white beaches and black sand beaches of Bali while enjoying the sun. On the other hand rainy season, generally well to enjoy the adventure because the wind is strong in the humid, visited Bali countryside with cool atmosphere and stay in villas for honeymoon, is the perfect place to enjoy a vacation.

Rainfall prediction from the end of 2014 towards 2015 of climatology and geophysics Denpasar Ⅲ district based on the official information of the Japan Meteorological Agency, is generally announced that normal state. However, the beginning of the rainy season, 1-2 weeks than the basic, or 10-20 days will be slow. Bali has been hit by a heat wave at the turn of the season over the rainy season from dry season. Bali southern sea surface temperature has become high. This gave an effect on the east or southeast of the dry wind. This will have been caused to raise the temperature of Bali. Similar heat wave phenomenon, according to Mr. Suardana, also occurred in the area of west Nusa Tenggara and East Nusa Tenggara district. Factor of the east or southeast of the dry wind, when the rainy season cause fluctuations in Bali he says. Rainy season starts forecast was in November, but it is likely to postpone until December.
This means that, although gave an impact on the change of moist westerly, the nature of the rain is average year street. However, Bedugul, Tabanan northern, central Bali, such as Negara is already raining.
Southeast of the wind I am suppressing the occurrence of rain clouds to increase the temperature of the atmosphere. At the same time, the sun is located in southern Bali. In other areas, such as Java, we are affected by the westerly hasten the rain. Temperature that has been recorded in Denpasar to represent Bali is Celsius 36 ℃. At 34 ℃ from the average 33, the current temperature of course more than average year.
It can do in Bali during the rainy  season like today, was developed by the Bali government and people,visited ancient village to learn about Balinese culture, studying life of Balinese people , you can either would you like to touch the spirit of hospitality of direct countryside of Bali citizen.