Bali Nikko Benoa Beach

7
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Per person sharing

The Bali Nikko Benoa Beach is a refined beachfront retreat located in the tranquil area of Tanjung Benoa, Nusa Dua. Blending warm Japanese hospitality with elegant Balinese design, the resort offers a serene and sophisticated atmosphere, surrounded by lush tropical gardens and views of the Indian Ocean. 
The resort features 188 tastefully designed rooms and suites, many with private balconies overlooking the sea or gardens. Each room is equipped with modern comforts such as air conditioning, flat-screen TV's, and high-speed internet, ensuring a relaxing and well-connected stay. 
Dining at the resort is a diverse culinary experience, with four distinct venues to choose from. Grand Benoa Ristorante serves authentic Italian cuisine, while Nagisa Japanese Izakaya offers traditional Japanese flavours. The C Restaurant & Bar delivers a mix of Asian and Western dishes in a breezy beachfront setting, and the Samudera Lounge provides an array of international favorites. Guests can also enjoy refreshing drinks from the swim-up pool bar or the poolside bar. 
Wellness is a key focus at Hotel Nikko Bali Benoa Beach. The on-site spa is a sanctuary of calm, offering a blend of Asian techniques and premium products in private treatment rooms and steam rooms. Fitness enthusiasts can take advantage of the fully equipped 24-hour gym or join sunrise yoga sessions held in the ocean-facing yoga shala. 
The resort’s location also provides excellent accessibility - just a 20-minute drive from Ngurah Rai International Airport and close to the vibrant area of Kuta - while maintaining the peaceful ambience of a seaside escape. 
Combining luxury, comfort, and convenience, Hotel Nikko Bali Benoa Beach is an ideal choice for travellers seeking a balanced blend of relaxation, cultural charm, and modern amenities on Bali's shores.

At a glance

BALI7 Nights at the Nikko Benoa Beach  
AccommodationStandard Room  
MealsBreakfast daily   
OtherReturn Airport transfers  
 2 Full-Day and 1 Half-Day tour   

Highlights

Room Features

  • 45 sqm (484 sqf)
  • Non-smoking Room
  • King or Twin Bed
  • Balcony or Terrace
  • Max. 3 adults or 2 adults + 1 child under 12 years old
  • Interconnecting Room upon request
  • Extra Bed allowed: 1

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Itinerary

Day 4

Nikko Benoa Beach (B)

  • The day is yours. 
  • Enjoy a variety of beach and water sports at our beachfront.
Day 5

Nikko Benoa Beach (B)

  • Breakfast at your hotel

EASTERN BALI MYSTIC TOUR (TUE-THU-SAT)

Highlights of this full-day tour:

  • Batik painting demonstration
  • Besakih “mother” Temple
  • Astonishing landscapes
  • Traditional Bali Aga village
  • Klungkung’s historic capital

In the village of Batu Bulan, you will be introduced to the fine art of Batik painting.
After this interesting visit, we proceed to the eastern part of Bali, which is dominated by the presence of the towering Mount Agung (3142 meters). It is Bali’s most sacred and highest volcano which last erupted in 1963. Built on one of the volcano’s slopes, The Besakih Temple Complex is the most important temple and sacred to the Balinese Hindu population. It is therefore also called “The Mother Temple”.

At Bukit Jambul, we will stop for a refreshing view over the beautiful valley and have an opportunity for lunch. On our way through the east of Bali, you will discover the traditional village of Penglipuran. This place is unique for its different social community structure and layout of the village, which dates back to the 16th century. On our return, we will pay a visit to The Hall of Justice, named “Kerta Gosa” in Klungkung, Bali’s former capital.

NOTE: We recommend that you to bring a sarong to wear at The Besakih Temple.
 

Day 6

Nikko Benoa Beach (B)

  • Breakfast at your hotel
  • A relaxing day at your Hotel
  • Perhaps you would like to go on a Dinner Cruise (Book with the Hotel at extra cost)

Inclusions

  • Return transfers APT HTL APT (Seat in Coach)
  • 7 Nights in a double/twin room sharing
  • Breakfast daily
  • 2 Full-Day and One Half-Day tour 

Exclusions

International Airfares and Airline Levies
Personal expenses, meals and drinks unless otherwise specified
Travel insurance
Visa fee
Tips
Services not stated in the itinerary

Validity

  • The rate is valid for travel between 01 July and 20 December 26
    High Season supplements will be applicable for travel between 01 July and 31 August 26
     
  • Contact us for any other travel dates required

Country information

What is the weather like in Bali
With sunshine throughout the year, Bali has a tropical monsoon climate, with pleasant day temperatures between 20 to 33 degrees Celsius. The rainy season starts from October to March with occasional heavy showers and high humidity. June to September is the dry season and best time for outdoor activities, with low humidity but it can get cold during the evenings.

Bali Culture
The rituals and festivals are everywhere you look. Offerings outside your hotel or shops, the population takes pride in their religious responsibilities. When packing your holiday suitcase include a sarong with or buy one as soon as you have settled into your hotel.

Drinks & Markets
Beer is cheap, and cocktails will surprise you with their taste. Avoid drinks that are labeled as Arak and remember wines are expensive. Drink bottled water only and avoid ice in your drinks.
Local markets are fun to go to and as usual, haggling is a must.

Discover your environment
Hire a motorbike for the day and insist on a helmet. An alternative is to hire a Bluebird Taxi for a few hours, they come metered, are clean and cheap.

Tipping
Staff is lowly paid in Bali however they still are extremely generous and hospitable. If you receive a good service, tipping will go a long way

Dishes not to be missed for first-time travelers to Bali 
Pisang Goreng: fried bananas and an all-time favourite
Mie Goreng: Fried noodles served with vegetables and a choice of chicken, shrimps or pork
Sate: Mashed barbequed chicken blended with spices and put on a stick
Nasi Campur: Mixed rice with small portions of vegetables, fish or meat