Amadea Receives Traveller's Choice Award 2020

Buy Now Stay Later

Now you can buy our deep discounted voucher for you to use (or as a gift to someone else) later until December 25, 2022. It is a rare opportunity to save up to 60% from our normal pre-Covid19 price.

When it is safe to travel, we look forward to welcome you to enjoy the magic of Bali again. Listen to the sound of the nature, feel the gentle steps on the white sandy beach, the parfume from the offerings and insence stick, the vibration of the holy mantram of the priest.  The magic of Bali that makes you come again and again.

Amadea Resort & Villas, a peaceful oasis in the heart of Seminyak just a few steps away from all the action, provides all you need for another memorable Bali holiday. Revisit the beautiful moments you and your loved one has had in Bali!

Worry free! It is transferable, refundable, flexible cancellation policy, valid for 2 years, no cancellation fee on high or peak seasons.

Selling period ends on September 30, 2020, so grab it fast. You may contact our Reservation staff by email or click this link.

A Letter from Beautiful Girl

Last week we received a whatsapp message from a little girl from Buleleng Regency, north part of Bali. To our surprise this little girl is the little baby girl, Ni Ketut Tiara Apriliani that we supported the cleft operation back then in 2014. Time flies very past, it was 7 years ago.

Tiara is the fourth kid in the family of Kadek Ardika and Ni Luh Suli. A modest farmer family live at Selat Village, Sukasada District in Buleleng Regency. To support his family, Kadek manage his family small farm and his wife opens a small shop selling daily needs. The income is just enough to bring something to the kitchen table. Tiara was born on April 19, 2013 with cleft and this brought another burden to the family.

With the helps from Yayasan Senyum Bali (Smile Foundation of Bali) Amadea Cares came hands in hands to sponsor the operation back in 2013. It went successfully so the little baby got her beautiful smile back. Smiles also flourished in her family and the neighbourhood.

Seeing the photo that she sent us last week we broke in tears. This little girl grows into a beautiful girl with sweet smile and great self confidence. This year she enters her second year in elementary school, we believe she will have a very bright future.

We thank you for your support and contribution to Amadea Cares charity program. Missing out on one drink today could make someone smile forever!

 

Bali to reopen to international tourists on Sept. 11

Bali Governor I Wayan Koster has announced that the world famous resort island will reopen its borders for international tourists on Sept. 11 under strict health protocol.

Koster explained that the Bali administration had prepared a three-phase plan on relaxing restrictions to welcome tourists to the island. The first phase started on July 9 when the administration began reopening local businesses and tourist spots for residents of Bali.

"We'll start the second phase on July 31 by reopening tourism for domestic tourists," Koster said on Wednesday as reported by tempo.com.

"The third phase would be launched on Sept. 11. We'll open our borders for international tourists.”

The governor explained that his administration had set up health protocols at tourist destinations and other public places to curb transmission of the highly contagious coronavirus. He would also require international tourists to be tested negative for COVID-19 prior to their trips.

"International tourists would be required to provide negative COVID-19 test results that are valid for two weeks in accordance with the circular issued by the transportation minister," he said.

Tourism in Bali has been hit hard by the global pandemic, which has cut off travel to the island, hence the sharp decline in tourists this year.

Koster said international tourists visiting Bali contributed to 41 percent to the country’s tourism revenues, amounting to around Rp 116 trillion (US$7.97 billion).

President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo previously urged regional administrations to ensure that tourism in the new normal era provided tourists with safety and comfort so that they could stay longer and spend more.

Koster said that, in 2019, 6.3 million international tourists visited Bali, accounting for 39 percent of international tourism in the country.

"However, we don't want to focus solely on international tourists, since the potential for local tourists is also great," Koster said.

As of Friday, Bali had recorded 3,058 cases of COVID-19 consisting of 3,036 locals and 22 foreigners. The province has seen 2,321 recoveries and 48 deaths. 

Source:https://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2020/07/24/bali-to-reopen-to-international-tourists-on-sept-11.html

What the Guests Said

1. Mr. A (Singapore) : Very polite and courtesy. can even greet us from very far, he can   
    remember our name clearly & offering to show us around if we interested.

2. Ms. B (Australia) : Excellent standard maintained, only your staff is even better,
   I will always recommend this place for its fantastic service.

3. Mr. C (France) : Very good service, clean, and love towel decoration with   
    notes. Excellent!

4. Mr. D (Indonesia) : Overall is great, keep up the excellent work, the hotel staffs are
    polite &   helpful, a great   asset to your crew.

5. Ms. E (New Zealand) : the service and friendly staff made my visit to Bali staying in
    your hotel very memorable and i will remember this a long time. This visit was to attend
    our daughter wedding and you helped make us very happy.