10 best yoga retreats in Bali

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Yoga retreats are a perfect way to rejuvenate yourself while simultaneously satisfying your travel itch and desire to go somewhere new and beautiful. But if you’ve ever Googled “yoga retreat,” you probably realize there are thousands upon thousands of options, some of which might not even be legitimate.

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You might not expect an Italian luxury fashion designer to have a hotel in Bali, but the Bulgari Hotel in Uluwatu is actually one of the perfect places to spend your Bali vacation. The hotel sits in the heart of Uluwatu’s lush green hills, on Bali’s southern tip, and has stunning views of the Indian Ocean.

Deep in the heart of Ubud’s Bali’s lush rainforest, the Hanging Gardens of Bali is a luxurious hideaway that offers guests serenity and relaxation. With its traditional terraced design, stunning infinity pool, and world-class amenities, this five-star resort is the epitome of Balinese hospitality.

When it comes to accommodations, Bali offers a wealth of options that cater to every traveler’s desires. From luxurious beachfront resorts to cozy boutique villas nestled amidst rice paddies, Bali’s lodging choices are as diverse as its landscapes. Immerse yourself in opulence and indulge in world-class amenities, or embrace the island’s bohemian charm by staying in guesthouses surrounded by lush gardens. Whether you seek relaxation, adventure, or cultural immersion, Bali’s best accommodations provide the perfect sanctuary to unwind and create unforgettable memories in this tropical paradise.

Bali is known for its beautiful scenery, rich culture, and stunning villas, so staying in a villa is pretty much a prerequisite for visiting Bali. One of the most luxurious villas on the island is Ipian Jiwa Villa. Located in the heart of the island, this luxurious villa provides an extravagant (and yet affordable) retreat for anyone seeking a peaceful and relaxing vacation.

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