This voyage delves into the wonders of Australia and Indonesia, a diverse mix. Departing Melbourne, our first port of call is Sydney, to see its iconic Opera House. Sailing up the Gold Coast we reach Brisbane, a city celebrated for its dynamic culinary scene. Don your mask and snorkel at Airlie Beach, a gateway to the Great Barrier Reef, before we continue north to Cairns&rsquo; divine beaches, then Thursday Island for its pink and orange sunsets. Just before we leave Australia, discover Darwin and the 20,000-year-old rock art in Kakadu National Park. A day at sea promises time to disconnect as we head to Indonesia, where we&rsquo;ll stop in Waingapu in Sumba and Komodo, famous for its dragon of the same name, and finally, beautiful Bali.

From coral reefs and rainforests to extraordinary fjords and legendary landscapes, here are lands wild with nature and sophisticated diversions. A broad welcoming hospitality enhances adventures from Auckland to Sydney.

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Experience Melbourne, Australia&#39;s cosmopolitan cultural hub, where a labyrinth of laneways, world-class dining, vibrant street art, and a thriving arts scene meld together in a city that captivates the senses. Melbourne is the capital city of Victoria - and a global capital of trend-setting cool. Dynamic, sporty and arty, it still maintains an air of old-world grace with spacious tree-lined boulevards and expansive parks. The prosperous lifestyle of its people is both cosmopolitan and sophisticated. The heritage of more than 100 different cultures has contributed to Melbourne&#39;s richly international character - exemplified by its range of 15,000 dining venues offering more than 50 different kinds of cuisine.

As you set off on your scenic drive through Melbourne, look forward to passing through a diverse range of attractions, neighborhoods, and landscapes.&nbsp; Melbourne&#39;s bayside suburbs are where the city meets the sea. Here, you&#39;ll see long beaches and picturesque coastal communities, showcasing Melbourne&#39;s fusion of urban and natural beauty. The Princess Theatre, with its grand facade, &nbsp;stands as a living testament to Melbourne&#39;s deep cultural heritage, providing not only a visual treat with its stunning architecture but also a stage for world-class performances.&nbsp; With its iconic spire, the Arts and Cultural Center is another vibrant hub of creativity and expression. It&#39;s an architectural and cultural landmark in Melbourne containing galleries, theaters, and exhibitions celebrating the city&#39;s cultural diversity. As you approach the renowned Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), affectionately known as the 'G,' you can almost sense the city&#39;s sporting passion in the air. The stadium has witnessed countless historic sporting moments, making it an integral part of Melbourne&#39;s identity. The tour&#39;s highlight is the Melbourne Eureka Skydeck, offering an unparalleled 360-degree view of the city. The Southern Hemisphere&#39;s highest viewing platform, provides a unique perspective of Melbourne. Before concluding the tour, there will be a brief photo stop at the Shrine of Remembrance, a solemn and striking war memorial. This landmark pays tribute to the city&#39;s deep respect for its veterans and history. With each stop, you&#39;ll uncover a different facet of Melbourne&#39;s character and charm of this vibrant and culturally rich city.

Discover Melbourne on a fantastic scenic drive with its diverse attractions and landscapes. Melbourne&#39;s bayside suburbs offer coastal beauty, long beaches, and charming communities. The Princess Theatre, an emblem of cultural heritage, boasts a grand facade and hosts world-class performances. With its iconic spire, the Arts and Cultural Center celebrates creativity and diversity through galleries and theaters. You&#39;ll feel the city&#39;s sporting fervor as you near the Melbourne Cricket Ground. The tour&#39;s pinnacle is the Melbourne Eureka Skydeck, revealing a 360-degree city view from the Southern Hemisphere&#39;s highest platform. Finally, a photo stop at the Shrine of Remembrance honors Melbourne&#39;s respect for veterans and history. Explore Melbourne&#39;s multifaceted charm and rich culture.

Melbourne Explorer 

Joined at the pier by your guide, walk the short distance to the Beacon Cove tram stop, where you will step aboard the local tram for a half-hour ride to the heart of Melbourne, where your walking exploration begins.&nbsp; This guided tour will lead you on an informative journey through the city&#39;s alleyways and historic arcades, unveiling Melbourne&#39;s remarkable transformation from a quiet sheep town into one of the grandest cities of the Victorian thanks to the 1850s Gold Rush. At its height, Australia produced more gold than anywhere except California - playing a pivotal role in helping Britain pay off war debts and expand its empire.&nbsp; You will discover Melbourne&#39;s glorious arcades and appreciate the fine examples of historic architecture, including the stunning Gothic-style Bank, today the world headquarters of ANZ Bank, and the ornate Old Melbourne Stock Exchange. &nbsp;Admire the impressive redevelopment of the General Post Office and the city&#39;s oldest arcade, the Royal Arcade, built in 1869. It is Melbourne&#39;s oldest covered shopping precinct, ornate and heritage-listed; it hosts a range of boutiques, cafes, and specialty stores. &nbsp; Enjoy refreshments before returning by tram to the pier and your ship. &nbsp;

Begin your Melbourne adventure by boarding the local tram at Beacon Cove tram stop embarking on a half-hour ride to the city center. Join a guided tour through historic alleyways and arcades, uncovering Melbourne&#39;s transformation from a sheep town into one of the world&#39;s greatest and richest Victorian cities during the 1850s Gold Rush. Marvel at architectural gems like the Gothic-style Bank (now ANZ Bank&#39;s world headquarters) and the ornate Old Melbourne Stock Exchange. Explore the Royal Arcade, Melbourne&#39;s oldest shopping precinct, with charming boutiques, cafes, and specialty stores.&nbsp;

Melbourne&#39;s Arcades & Alleyways 

<div class='ewa-rteLine'>Set amidst the misty eucalyptus trees with a picturesque view of Badger Creek, Healesville Sanctuary enables you to explore the 70-acre bushland haven and experience close-up encounters with some of Australia&#39;s unique and endearing wildlife, including koalas, kangaroos, wombats, emus, dingoes, birds of prey, and platypus.</div> <div class='ewa-rteLine'></div> <div class='ewa-rteLine'>Visit the fascinating Australian Wildlife Health Centre, a fully functioning veterinary hospital that treats over 1500 orphaned, ill, or injured wildlife annually. The expert team is happy to share their stories of animal rescue, rehabilitation, and release with you.</div> <div class='ewa-rteLine'></div> <div class='ewa-rteLine'>Beyond the wildlife experiences, Healesville Sanctuary is committed to conservation efforts. They run breeding programs for critically endangered species like the Leadbeater&#39;s Possum and the Tasmanian Devil.</div> <div class='ewa-rteLine'></div> <div class='ewa-rteLine'>The next stop is Australia&#39;s famous wine region, the beautiful Yarra Valley, the birthplace of Victorian wine. Over eighty wineries span the Yarra Valley, each of which express the diversity of its terroir, the passion of its producers. Despite its 170-year legacy, it remains a hub for innovation and home to some of the world&#39;s most progressive, dynamic winemakers. Enjoy a delicious lunch, tasting wines from this stunning region. It is an epicurean experience for those passionate about wine, food, and breathtaking landscapes.</div>

In the heart of the Yarra Valley, an hour from Melbourne, look forward to an exceptional Australian wildlife experience. Observe up close iconic Australian animals, such as koalas, kangaroos, platypus, and emus, thriving in their natural habitat.&nbsp; Afterward, enjoy a delicious lunch and tasting local wines in the Yarra Valley. Home to eighty wineries, the valley is renown for its wine, food, and stunning landscapes.

Yarra Valley Wine & Wildlife 

The City of Melbourne has over a thousand acres of internationally acclaimed parks and gardens. Explore the city&#39;s natural beauty by water and land to truly appreciate it. Transfer to the Southgate Pier, ready to cruise along the beautiful Yarra River. Although Melbourne sits on the shores of one of the largest bays on the Australian coast, the Yarra River is the city&#39;s main waterway. In early times, the river was a major food source and meeting place for indigenous Australians. Leaving the river, enjoy a different perspective of the city as you enjoy a narrated panoramic drive, seeing memorable landmarks, such as the vast Royal Botanic Gardens, the Melbourne and Olympic Park Sports Precinct, Australia&#39;s premier sports complex, and Melbourne Park, the Melbourne Cricket Ground, Popularly known as 'The G' which witnessed its first cricket match in 1854. Stopping off at the Fitzroy Gardens, enjoy walking around the large open parkland, highlights of which include the fabulously landscaped gardens featuring an array of native and exotic plants, rose gardens, and a conservatory containing exotic plants from around the world always full of color. Besides a historic model Tudor village, the gardens contain the cottage belonging to Captain James Cook&#39;s parents in England. This 18th-century building was transported from Great Ayton in Yorkshire, England, to its current location in 1933 and serves as a tribute to Captain Cook, the intrepid explorer who skillfully charted Australia&#39;s eastern coastline. There is a brief photo stop made at of the Shrine of Remembrance, a permanent memorial to the ANZAC spirit and the men and women of Victoria who served and died in the Great War. Reflecting on the landmarks of marvelous Melbourne, return to your ship.

Discover Melbourne&#39;s natural beauty by both water and land. First, cruise along the Yarra River, the city&#39;s main waterway with historical significance, then embark on a panoramic drive, passing iconic landmarks. Some highlights include the Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne and Olympic Park Sports Precinct, Melbourne Park, and the historic Melbourne Cricket Ground. Stop at Fitzroy Gardens, exploring its beautiful grounds, rose gardens, and a conservatory brimming with exotic plants. The gardens also house Captain Cook&#39;s parents&#39; 18th-century cottage, transported from England in 1933, a tribute to the great intrepid explorer. Capture a final photo at the Shrine of Remembrance, a tribute to ANZAC spirit and Victorian servicemen and women.

Yarra Cruise & Gardens 

A mouthwatering Melbourne experience that offers you a distinctive and immersive experience right in the heart of this vibrant city, celebrating its rich history, diverse community, and thriving culinary scene. Arriving in the center of Melbourne, wake up your tastebuds and begin your culinary experience with a &#39;welcome to Melbourne&#39; coffee at one of the city&#39;s famed coffee spots. From here, walk through some of Melbourne&#39;s famous laneways and arcades, taking in local history and eclectic architecture. Stop briefly at the Gweurzhaus Spice Shop, which offers more than 350 single-origin spices, herbs, salts, peppers, teas, and sugars from around the world, before heading to Koko Black for a decadent chocolate tasting. Their gourmet range includes unique Australian flavors, like lemon myrtle, whipstick wattle, Davidson plum, and even green ants!&nbsp; Strolling through some of the most well-known &#39;street art&#39; decorated laneways, make your way to Movida, one of Melbourne&#39;s top dining destinations. Renowned for its modern Spanish menu, you will sample some fabulous tapas. &nbsp; In Melbourne&#39;s vibrant food scene, many delectable lunch options await. Lucy Liu&#39;s restaurant is a delightful homage to Pan Asian flavors, with a particular Vietnamese flair. Here, you can savor their signature dish, the Jianbing Roll, along with mouthwatering prawn dumplings and wontons. Alternatively, you might venture into one of Melbourne&#39;s well-kept secrets: a restaurant that ingeniously fuses South American flavors with a distinctly Melbourne twist. It&#39;s a chance to explore the culinary influences from Peru, Argentina, Chile, and Colombia that have left an indelible mark on Melbourne&#39;s gastronomic landscape. Wrap up your experience with a visit to a wonderful cheese shop and its underground cheese maturation cellar. Here, you&#39;ll be greeted with an enticing array of cheeses and a tasting of some of Australia&#39;s finest cheeses. To sweeten the conclusion of your culinary journey, prepare for a delightful and refreshing gelato before returning to your ship.

Embark on a mouthwatering Melbourne journey celebrating its rich history, diverse community, and culinary prowess. Start with a &#39;welcome to Melbourne&#39; coffee, then wander through iconic laneways and arcades. Explore Gweurzhaus Spice Shop&#39;s global spice collection and indulge in unique Australian chocolates at Koko Black. Discover street art-adorned laneways before a tapas delight at the Movida. Plenty of lunch options exist, including Lucy Liu, which offers Pan Asian flavors or perhaps a &nbsp;hidden gem that fuses South American influences. Finally, enjoy a cheese shop visit with a tasting and conclude with refreshing gelato for dessert. This unforgettable Melbourne experience captures the city&#39;s essence in a day of gastronomic flavors.

Foodie Tour of Melbourne 

Discover Sydney, Australia&#39;s most iconic city home to architectural wonders such as the Sydney Opera House and Harbor Bridge. Sydney is an energetic and exciting metropolis where nightlife, shopping and fine restaurants compare favorably with the finest the world has to offer. Despite its modern advances, Sydney has lovingly cherished its heritage, for this was the birthplace of the Australian nation.

Meet your escort at the pier for the short transfer to the world-famous Sydney Harbour Bridge. In preparation for your breathtaking climb, you will be thoroughly briefed by professional climb leaders and fitted with a specially designed &ldquo;BridgeSuit.&rdquo;&nbsp; Accompanied by your expert guide, feel the thrill of making your way across the catwalk to the pylon, then setting out over the arch on your way to the bridge&rsquo;s summit. Before you will unfold a spectacular, 360-degree view of one of the greatest and most beautiful harbors in the world. At all times during the climb, you will be attached to a static line.&nbsp; For your safety, photography is not permitted on the bridge. However, to ensure that every climber has that all-important picture of themselves and their team members at the summit, your climb leader will be equipped with the latest in digital photographic gear and will be more than happy to snap the requisite photos.&nbsp; On solid ground after your epic climb, make your way by foot to the nearby Australian Hotel, located in The Rocks area of the city. Relax in a historic pub and celebrate your achievement with an Aussie brew, a glass of wine, or a soft drink before returning to the ship. If you wish, you may remain in this lively neighborhood to independently explore its streets, returning to the pier on your own.

This half-day adventure provides our more adventurous guests with the opportunity to experience the exhilaration of climbing to the top of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Your approximately three- to three-and-a-half-hour climb takes you along the outer arch of the bridge on catwalks and ladders all the way to the summit, 440 feet above Sydney Harbor. Once back on land, you will enjoy a walk through The Rocks district, giving you the option to return to the ship via a transfer or spend time on your own and make your own way back to the ship.

Harbour Bridge Climb & The Rocks Walk

Departing the pier aboard your air-conditioned motor coach, sit back and relax as you become acquainted with Sydney over the next three hours. Enjoy a panoramic drive through the city center and admire the beautiful Queen Victoria Building, and view the Sydney Tower, China Town and Darling Harbor. &nbsp; Continue this sightseeing tour to the Botanic Gardens, located on the edge of the city. Here, you will be able to take that perfect shot of the city, the Sydney Opera House, and Harbour Bridge where you will travel over this famed city icon and, time permitting, enjoy a photo stop along Milsons Point directly underneath the bridge before returning to the pier and your Crystal ship.&nbsp;

View Sydney&rsquo;s most impressive sights on this panoramic introduction to the city&rsquo;s best-known attractions, with a chance to capture a great photo from one of the most dramatic vantage points overlooking the harbor. &nbsp; &nbsp;

Sydney Explorer 

Departing the pier aboard your air-conditioned motor coach, through leafy suburbs as you climb to Sydney&rsquo;s hill district. Your destination is the Featherdale Wildlife Park, home to the world&rsquo;s most comprehensive private collection of Australian native animals and bird life.&nbsp;&nbsp; Featherdale Wildlife Park is home to a fascinating family of over 2,200 animals, birds and reptiles. Upon arrival&nbsp; enjoy a lite morning tea. Afterwards,&nbsp; you are invited to explore the sanctuary the time is yours to stroll through the park at leisure. As you walk throughout the park, look out for some of Australia&rsquo;s most famous animals such as kangaroos, wallabies and Koala&rsquo;s. Other wildlife you may spot could be dingoes, possums and the endangered Tasmanian Devils. Boarding your motor coach, proceed to Sydney&rsquo;s lower north shore and enjoy a short photo stop at Milsons Point, one of the city&rsquo;s premier locations for views of the Opera House and city, before returning to your Crystal ship.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Depart the pier by motor coach. Discover the beautiful leafy suburbs as you climb to Sydney&rsquo;s hill district. Your destination is the Featherdale Wildlife Park. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

Aussie Wildlife Encounter 

Departing the pier, view some of these ornate edifices, nestled between more modern buildings, from your motor coach before heading to the city center, where you will admire some of Sydney&rsquo;s most interesting sights, including the Sydney Tower, the Queen Victoria Building, the Darling Harbor Complex and Chinatown Traveling east of the city, you will soon reach the area&rsquo;s most exclusive residential neighborhoods. From Darling Point to Watson&rsquo;s Bay, the shoreline boasts impressive mansions and expensive apartments overlooking a flotilla of yachts and cruising boats moored in the harbor.&nbsp;&nbsp; Pause at The Gap at Watson&rsquo;s Bay before continuing to Australia&rsquo;s world-famous Bondi Beach, the stretch of coastline where locals enjoy the half-mile crescent of sand and surf, along with the delightful cafes and restaurants dotting the main street. &nbsp; After stopping to take a few photographs, make your way back to the city via the narrow streets of Paddington to enjoy some lovely sightseeing, lined with lovely terraces, sandstone houses, designer boutiques, chic art galleries and inviting cafes.&nbsp; Soon, you will arrive at Sydney Opera House, officially opened by Queen Elizabeth II on October 20, 1973. Enjoy a guided exploration of this distinctive building and learn about its history, design and role in Sydney&rsquo;s thriving cultural scene before returning to your Crystal ship.&nbsp;

Enjoy a panoramic tour through the city and its surrounding areas including Bondi Beach before having a guided visit of the iconic Sydney Opera House.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Sydney Sights & the Opera House 

Your day of sightseeing and adventure begins as you travel approximately one hour for your self-guided visit to Featherdale Wildlife Park, home to a variety of wildlife, including kangaroos, koalas, wallabies, Australian reptiles, Tasmanian devils, wombats and various species of Australian birds.&nbsp;Enter some of the enclosures for face-to-face interaction with a chance be up and close to friendly kangaroos&nbsp;&nbsp;With memories of an engaging visit, depart for the scenic, one-hour journey into the Blue Mountains via the route followed by Australia&rsquo;s early explorers. You might note a visual phenomenon, which occurs on most hot days: Rays of lights strike dust particles, small droplets of moisture and eucalyptus oil in the atmosphere, causing a blue haze.&nbsp;Here amid Australia&rsquo;s rugged landscape, you will discover the continent&rsquo;s &ldquo;Grand Canyon&rdquo; of giant rock formations, deep tree-studded valleys and cascading waterfalls. Of particular note is the towering sandstone rock formation, &ldquo;The Three Sisters,&rdquo; which you will view. You will also marvel at panoramic views of the Jamison Valley, Mount Solitary and the Ruined Castle.&nbsp; Soon, you will arrive at the Scenic World incline railway, the steepest incline railway in the world. Board the railway for a ride down into the lush, hidden valley, witnessing the vistas while making a 1,360-foot descent and gliding through a cliffside tunnel into the ancient rainforest. &nbsp;Enjoy a short walk through the World Heritage forest before taking the scenic cableway out of this natural treasure of Jamison Valley. Ready for a meal, relax at a local restaurant, savoring not only the food, but also views of the Jamison Valley.&nbsp;Your return journey to the pier brings an opportunity to share your impressions of this Australian experience with your fellow Crystal adventurers.&nbsp;

Australia is perhaps best known for its curious wildlife and striking landscape. Here is your chance to experience both as you visit to Featherdale Wildlife Park for close-up wildlife encounters and venture into the Blue Mountains to witness views of the iconic Three Sisters rock formations and ride a scenic incline railway.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Wildlife Park & Blue Mountain Exploration 

Capture the dynamic spirit of Sydney and savor the experience of a lifetime as you attend a performance by Opera Australia at the world-famous Sydney Opera House. With its iconic sail-shaped roof, this epic building isn&#39;t just a World Heritage-listed architectural masterpiece; it also hosts world-class shows. Pick up your theatre ticket before leaving the ship, then head towards the Opera House, stopping first to explore Circular Quay; it&#39;s the lively heart of the city. As you stop at one of the many bars and restaurants, enjoy watching the iconic ferries coming and going and the diverse crowd passing by in this unique corner of the world. When it&#39;s time, make your way to the Opera House and your reserved seat in the Joan Sutherland Theatre. As the curtain rises, sit back and enjoy a dazzling performance by talented professionals in this unparalleled performing arts venue.

Experience the dynamic spirit of Sydney with a visit to the iconic Sydney Opera House, a UNESCO World Heritage-listed masterpiece. Begin your experience by exploring the lively heart of the city at Circular Quay, where you can watch iconic ferries and a diverse crowd in one of the many bars and restaurants or visit one of the museums there. At the Opera House, enjoy a performance by talented professionals in a world-class performing arts venue, making for a memorable experience in the heart of Sydney.

An Evening at the Opera

Transfer from the pier to Rose Bay, where you will board your seaplane for your spectacular flightseeing tour. Your expert pilot will guide the plane along the coast over Sydney Harbor and the northern beaches. Then, turn inland, viewing majestic Ku-Ring-Gai Chase National Park and Hawkesbury River on the way to Cowan Creek. The aircraft will set down on these tranquil waters, allowing you to disembark at Cottage Point Inn&rsquo;s private wharf.&nbsp;During your relaxing lunch, enjoy superb nouvelle Australian cuisine and take in the sights and sounds of the Australian bush land.&nbsp;&nbsp; On your return to Sydney, your flight will take you on a circuit above the harbor, providing views of the Harbour Bridge, the Opera House, and your Crystal ship, before landing at Rose Bay.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;

Fly with us over dramatically beautiful scenery to one of Sydney&rsquo;s best-kept secrets, Cottage Point Inn, for a delicious lunch.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Flightseeing Adventure & Riverside Lunch 

Meet your guide at the cruise terminal to begin your day of private touring. During your drive to the UNESCO World Heritage Blue Mountains, relax and let your guide explain some of the fascinating history of this area. Your time in the Mountains today will be a great chance to get into nature to explore the Australian bush and wildlife. This will be a very personalized and unique day, as you follow in the footsteps of the world&#39;s most influential naturalist, Charles Darwin.&nbsp;&nbsp; Arriving in the Mountains you&#39;ll meet Chris Darwin, great-great-grandson of the famous evolutionist. A fascinating character in his own right, Chris is a local to the Mountains and has an intimate knowledge of his famous forebear&#39;s theories, history, and exploits. Today you&#39;ll walk in Charles Darwin&#39;s footsteps, following the path that he took when he visited Wentworth Falls in 1836, while he was staying in Sydney during the Beagle expedition. It&#39;s not hard to imagine the effect that Australia&#39;s unique flora and fauna had on Darwin&#39;s thoughts. Today, there&#39;s still plenty of wildlife to see and hear in the surrounding bush, from kangaroos, wallabies, and lizards to an array of melodious, colorful, and unique birds.&nbsp;&nbsp; At lunchtime we&#39;ll head to a local restaurant nestled in one of the quaint Mountain villages. You will be looked after with a fabulous two-course lunch of great seasonal, local produce.&nbsp; After lunch, visit some of the local areas best kept secrets, see the blue haze that gives the Mountains their name, view the quiet countryside of the Megalong Valley from Hargraves Lookout, or take a walk on one of the beautiful bush tracks around Pulpit Rock or Govetts Leap in the Grose Valley.&nbsp; In the afternoon you&#39;ll meet your helicopter pilot for your scenic return to Sydney. This is a fabulous opportunity to get a true idea of the vastness of this World Heritage area, as you fly over the bushland, cliffs, and gorges. Arriving in Sydney you&#39;ll have spectacular views of Sydney Harbour and the city.&nbsp; At the Heli base you&#39;ll be met by a driver for a transfer by private luxury vehicle to return you to the cruise terminal.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;

Follow in the footsteps of Charles Darwin&rsquo;s 1836 visit to the Blue Mountains, as we walk the same paths at&nbsp;Wentworth Falls. Accompanied by Darwin&rsquo;s great, great grandson, Chris Darwin, with lunch in a&nbsp;Mountains village and scenic return helicopter ride to Sydney&nbsp; &nbsp;

Exclusive Charles Darwin Tour by Helicopter

Sydney might have its beaches, Melbourne great shops and restaurants, and Queensland is famous for its coastline but Brisbane is blessed by a mix of all three, albeit on a smaller scale. This city has a dynamic culinary scene, with local specialties including Moreton Bay Bugs, a lightly seasoned barbequed lobster cooked in its shell. The city&#39;s relative youth (200 years) means that it&#39;s a city hungry for art, music, and literature, and a fundamental stop for culture vultures would be QAGOMA (Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art), which homes over 17,000 works including a fabulous selection of Aboriginal art.

Airlie Beach is best experienced below the waves. The port is one of the main gateways for the Great Barrier Reef, so if underwater adventures surrounded by reef sharks, manta rays, sea turtles, and countless colorful fish are on your bucket list then look no further. While the town&#39;s proximity to the 1,430 mile (2,300 km) living coral reef is undoubtedly one of Airlie Beach&#39;s main attractions, you can easily enjoy a day soaking up the sun and enjoying the town&#39;s relaxed backpacker vibe. For those who prefer their wildlife to be above the ground, Conway National Park offers tropical rainforests, waterfalls, and 447 native species.

Located at the point where two UNESCO World Heritage sites – the Wet Tropics of Queensland and the Great Barrier Reef – gently curve to the shoreline, Cairns is graced with inspiring natural attractions in all directions. Active discovery is enjoyed with kite surfing, swimming, snorkeling and Zodiac excursions; beyond the coast are mountains, rainforests, eucalyptus, waterfalls, lakes, rugged ravines and farmlands fed by freshwater streams.

Aboard your air-conditioned motor coach, pass the Cairns Casino and the shops in the downtown area. An informative commentary will provide details about the Navy Patrol Base, shipyards and the Sugar Terminal, beyond which lies the Fishing Base, a lucrative source of revenue for this prosperous region. Continuing on, venture through the town of Portsmith and the suburbs of Bungalow and Manunda, both of which feature lovely old Queenslander-style houses. A brief stop at the Botanical Gardens affords a chance to stretch your legs and wander among the interesting fauna and flora. Enjoy views of the Centenary Lakes as you make your way to the northern beaches and the exclusive beach side village of Palm Cove, centred around an esplanade lined with 500-year-old melaleuca trees before concluding and returning to the pier&nbsp;&nbsp;

In the vibrant city of Cairns, nestled between majestic mountains and a glistening sea, lies a unique opportunity for you to explore its captivating highlights without the need for extensive walking. With its spectacular setting and charming views of the region, Cairns proves to be a delightful destination for all.

Cairns Explorer

You will start your visit with a short scenic tour of Cairns. You will see the Bulk Sugar terminal and the local ship works before traveling north to join the Skyrail Rainforest Cable Car. Gliding through the top of the rainforest in a cable car, you will gain a remarkable perspective of the environment below. You will also have the chance to stop in and discover Kuranda, an eclectic artists&rsquo; haven nestled deep in the Australian tropics. Spanning nearly five miles over pristine rainforest, Skyrail allows you to explore the wonders of this ancient ecosystem as you learn about one of the most botanically fascinating and diverse areas on Earth. Gliding just above the rainforest canopy in comfortable, six-person gondola cabins, the Skyrail journey immerses you in the tropical rainforest environment. You may choose to take time at one of the stations to stop and see the thundering falls, embark on a rainforest walk or explore the Wet Tropics Interpretation Center. On arrival at Kuranda Station, it&rsquo;s just a short walk to the center of the village, where you may enjoy free time to explore. Kuranda was established as a railway station in the mid-1800s when logging and mining dominated the economy on the Atherton Tablelands. As an outpost, Kuranda became known as a place to stock up on goods, as well as enjoy some culture and sophistication at one of the local hotels. Today, the village is a haven for markets, caf&eacute;s, restaurants, and arts and crafts boutiques At the conclusion of your visit, be sure you are back at the designated pick-up point for your return to drive down the Kuranda range back to the cruise terminal&nbsp;

You will enjoy this half-day excursion that includes a scenic tour of Cairns sights, as well as the Skyrail Rainforest Cableway that will allow guests to see the thriving tropical rainforest and the village of Kuranda an established railway station in the mid-1800&#39;s &nbsp;

Skyrail & the Village of Kuranda

You will board an air-conditioned bus to the nearby Freshwater Railway Station. Board the train, sit back and enjoy the journey up 1,076 feet past magnificent waterfalls, through 15 tunnels and across 40 bridges. During your 75-minute ascent, an informative commentary will add to the delight of this unique adventure as you travel through the rainforest. Your rail journey will end at Kuranda Railway Station for some time on your own in Kuranda village, which is home to a colorful, vibrant community of artists and artisans.&nbsp; After this, you will proceed back down the mountain taking in panoramic views of the city of Cairns and neighboring islands. Continue into the laid-back, tropical city of Cairns as your guide provides you with a history of the area en route back to the Cairns cruise terminal.&nbsp;

You will board a train at nearby Freshwater Railway Station for a fascinating scenic ride through tunnels and bridges along the way, ending at Kuranda Village on this half-day excursion&nbsp;

Kuranda Scenic Railway & Rainforest Village

You will board a specially designed boat, you can cruise the lagoon for another perspective on the wildlife-rich area. Other insights into the natural world are afforded with the park&rsquo;s exciting and educational presentations, featuring wetland wildlife, a snake show, cassowary and koala feeding, and of course, crocodile feeding. During your unstructured time at Hartley&rsquo;s Crocodile Adventures, you will have time to see the crocs being fed and take the lagoon cruise. Concluding your park experience, travel to Port Douglas, one of Australia&rsquo;s premier resort towns and a tropical paradise. Here, you will have free time to independently enjoy a snack at the many sidewalk caf&eacute;s, shop in the boutiques or wander down to the palm fringed beach. Afterward, rejoin your motor coach for the return extremely picturesque drive to Cairns&nbsp;

Situated on the beautiful coast between Palm Cove and Port Douglas, Guest&#39;s will be able to see Hartley&rsquo;s Crocodile Adventureswhich offers an innovative approach to observing and interacting with wildlife, enabling visitors to become immersed in the natural environment with the utmost in safety Walking along timber boardwalks, enjoy elevated views as you investigate a range of natural habitats&nbsp;

Crocs & Port Douglas

Your adventure begins with a short transfer to the helipad. Before lift-off, a pre flight briefing covers information on Marine Park preservation zones, your flight route, expected sightings, points of interest and safety requirements. During your flight, you will have radio headsets for in-flight communication with your pilot. Your helicopter flight will take you along Cairns&rsquo; nearby beaches over Barron Gorge and the Kuranda rainforest. Your flight then heads to the true outer reef, where you will be fascinated by the ocean and its various shades ranging from turquoise to deep navy blue. Look out for Green Island and numerous small reefs and cays before your flight starts heading back to Cairns Return back to Cairns with lasting memories of one of the world&rsquo;s greatest natural wonders.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Enjoy this breathtaking flightseeing opportunity to soar over the unspoiled expanse of tropical North Queensland&rsquo;s rainforest and Australia&rsquo;s Great Barrier Reef, whose sheer size and stunning colors are best appreciated from the air.&nbsp;

Reef & Rainforest by Air

The Great Barrier Reef provides habitats for many unique forms of marine life, including nesting grounds for endangered green and loggerhead turtles, and many types including the colorful parrot fish and clown fish Embark your high-speed luxury catamaran for an approximately 90-minute ride one way to the pontoon on the Outer Reef. At the pontoon, you may enjoy a wide array of activities You have the option to board a semisubmersible for a closer look at the magnificent panoramas of colorful tropical fish and intricate coral gardens. For those who wish to swim with mask and snorkel, inviting aquamarine waters are a tempting attraction. A buffet lunch will be served at the pontoon you may choose to further explore before the return transfer on o your catamaran back to Cairns&nbsp;&nbsp;

You will have the opportunity to visit the world&rsquo;s richest marine habitat. Australia&rsquo;s Great Barrier Reef is a diverse ecosystem that has evolved over hundreds of thousands of years, giving rise to more than 6,600 species of flora and fauna&nbsp;

The Great Barrier Reef

Depart Cairns pier and take a short transfer to Cairns Heli base. You will make your way out to Jarramali Camp, enjoy amazing views of the Great barrier Reef and World Heritage rainforests. There is nowhere else in the world where you can start at the Great Barrier Reef, venture through Tropical Rainforest and end up on remote Cape York Peninsula that takes your breath away. Be blown away by the red and yellow sandstone escarpment and gain an insight into the ancient and rich culture of the Kuku-yalanji people!&nbsp; &nbsp;Out of the hundreds of Quinkan Rock sites near Laura, Queensland we take you to a pristine and culturally significant rock art site called &#39;Magnificent Gallery&#39; that archaeologists predict is a 20,000-year-old outback museum. This is an ancient gallery that is outstanding for its variety, quantity, and quality, and is home to over 450 pieces of art. Your knowledgeable Kuku-yalanji guide will guide you through the gallery and interpret the art.&nbsp;Returning to Jarramail Camp, relax and soak in the vast, red sandstone views while lunch and beverages are served&nbsp;&nbsp;After lunch visit Cape Yorks best kept secret. Visit a local turquoise waterhole. Only a handful of people have been to this hidden oasis in over 100 years.&nbsp;Transfer back to Cairns via helicopter&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;

Guests will take a an amazing journey&nbsp; over the Great Barrier Reef, World Heritage rainforests and one of the most unique 20,000 year old ancient gallery called the ' Maganificent Gallery'

Exclusive Jarramail Rock Art Heli Tour

Thursday Island, situated in the Torres Strait between the northern tip of Queensland, Australia, and Papua New Guinea, proves that good things come in small packages. Originally named Waiben by the Indigenous Torres Strait Islanders, Thursday Island became an important hub for maritime trade and communication during the 19th century and is today the administrative center of the whole 190m2 Torres Strait Island Region. The island was left alone during the WWII bombings as it was thought that Japanese nationals were living on the island, which means that much of its infrastructure has remained intact: head to Green Hill Fort, to see a pristine example of Australian coastal military installation. You&#39;ll also get sweeping views of the surrounding islands.

Many travelers will think of Darwin as the jumping-off point for The Kimberley. The port is, of course, the gateway to the Northern Territory&#39;s famous 1,800-million-year-old red rocks, but Darwin has many other things to offer the day-tripper. Two of Australia&#39;s most spectacular National Parks (Kakadu and Litchfield) are within an easy drive of the city, so even if you don&#39;t want to get the full Kimberley experience, the ancient rock formations, lush rainforests, cascading waterfalls, jumping crocodiles and breathtaking gorges give a bite-sized version of the region&#39;s natural diversity. If you prefer to stay in the city, expect a multicultural experience. Darwin is closer to Jakarta than Canberra, so local markets, cafes, and restaurants overflow with Asian influence.

Ringed by steep hillsides that fluctuate from jade green to rust red as the seasons shift, Komodo Island is a land of curious colors… and dragons. The largest island within the Komodo National Park, Komodo sports sandy beaches painted pink by the red coral that thrives on the reefs and locals who relish welcoming visitors. Besides the world&#39;s largest lizards, other wild residents include wild boars, deer, water buffalo, cockatoos and macaques.

A picturesque island province in Indonesia, Bali is known for its stunning beaches, lush tropical landscapes, eternal rice fields, and rich Hindu heritage. Bali is so beautiful that the natives believe heaven will be just like home, and touring this island paradise, it&#39;s easy to see why. Here are mysterious volcanic lakes and jungle-shrouded volcanoes, wondrous ancient temples, fabulously creative painters and wood-carvers, and the legendary dancers who re-enact the stories of their Hindu deities.

You will begin a leisurely morning drive brings you into the Balinese countryside. First, visit will be to the village of Lod Tunduh to visit Local Coffee Plantations. Upon arrival, a guided walk through a shaded pathway to explore coffee plantations and other tropical spices as well as to observe up-close the Bali coffee making process. This offers a wonderful experience trip on your holiday in Bali where you can taste our local coffee, tea and Luwak coffee. The local Balinese farmers are very creative to plant a variety of coffee but two species of coffee that are mostly planted in this island include Robusta and Arabica. The farmers are stepping into a new idea to create their coffee plantation where you may visit it with some variety of coffee for testing. You will have an opportunity to try the local snacks and Balinese snake-skin fruits.&nbsp; Following your visit, your journey continues on to the small village of Batuan to visit a typical Balinese House Compound. &nbsp;When you get to the small village, walk through shaded countryside&#39;s pathways until you reach the entrance gate of a stunning traditional Balinese House Compound. The buildings are mostly designed by Balinese architectures taking daily social Balinese life concepts focused on hospitality. As your experience draws to a close, you will make your way to the final stop at the coastal village of Sanur to visit one of Balinese Hindu Temples called Mertasari Temple, located on the southern end of Sanur Beach is tucked under a canopy of dense tree cover. After visiting the temple grounds, you will return to the ship.

Explore Bali&#39;s essential highlights often referred to as the Island of Gods, you will spend your time discovering elaborate temples, religion, and people, all while observing some of Bali&#39;s enchanting countrysides and&nbsp;natural beauty.&nbsp;

Authentic Balinese Experience 

Scenic drive to the distant mountain range of Batukaru, passing through the villages of Pacung and Senganan, with photo stops, to finally reach Jatiluwih, the Rice Bowl area of Bali. Along the way, see a variety of plantations that produce coffee, cacao, and cloves, clustered amongst vegetable farms. Listen as your guide explains how rice and produce are the way of life in this part of Indonesia. For the majority Balinese, agriculture is their livelihood, resulting in cascading terraces of rice fields, a striking feature of the landscape. Every farmer owning one or more rice plots or sawahs is compelled to join a subak, an agricultural society that controls the distribution of irrigation water to its members. Stop in a local restaurant for some snacks and fresh seasonal fruits.&nbsp; On your return trip to the ship, pass through the villages of Blayu and Marga and admire the beautiful landscape.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Discover what so many Balinese people are very proud of, their beautiful rice terraces, found in the mid-western part of the island, known as the &#39;Rice Bowl of Bali&#39;. Your half-day visit to the island&#39;s interior leads you to quiet hamlets with shaded pathways overhung by vegetation, thatched roofs scattered behind interminable mud walls with mountain scenes, and the remaining tropical forests as the background.&nbsp;

Bali&#39;s Most Iconic Rice-Paddies

Enjoy a leisurely scenic drive that brings you to the central part of the island. You will first visit the village of Kemenuh to visit Setia Darma House of Mask and Puppet, serves as a great cultural and educational destination in central Bali. The unique museum features around 1,300 masks and over 5,000 puppets from all over the Indonesian archipelago. &nbsp;Some items also come from Africa, China, Latin America and Europe, making its collection very well-varied. After visiting the museum grounds, proceed to Pejeng Museum of archaeology, locally called Museum Gedong Arca or the Museum of Archaeology, and is home to a fantastic collection of sarcophagus, ancient Balinese relics and&nbsp;other artifacts from Indian and Chinese Kingdoms. The collection is housed in a traditional Balinese compound, with each pavilion hosting its own exhibition, completed by serene and well-manicured gardens. &nbsp;After visiting the museum grounds, enjoy a short scenic drive to Ubud, where you will enjoy lunch at a local restaurant.&nbsp; After the conclusion of your visit, your motor coach then brings you back directly to the pier of Benoa where the ship awaits for your onward journey, commencing approximately 2 hours&rsquo; drive from local Restaurant.

Explore Bali&#39;s essential highlights on this comprehensive experience. Often referred to as the Island of Gods, you&#39;ll spend your day discovering elaborate museums and observing some of Bali&#39;s enchanting countryside&rsquo;s, all while enjoying the island&#39;s outstanding natural beauty.&nbsp;

Balinese Archaeological Relics

Enjoy a 2-hour scenic drive into the edge of Ubud village where the charming and stunning resort of Maya Ubud is located.&nbsp; Scattered across 10-hectares of tropical landscape featuring a hidden river valley, Maya Ubud is a luxury resort designed to capture the spirit of a traditional Balinese village. With a collection of stylish rooms and private villas, the property combines local elegance with gracious hospitality for a memorable five star experience. Upon arrival at Maya Resort Ubud, you&#39;ll be welcomed by a friendly staff and escorted to the Meditation Venue.&nbsp; From the central reception pavilion, walkways wind through lush foliage to private treatment pavilion for the benefit of your meditation. Get ready for a wave of serenity and discover the most peaceful place the island of Gods can offer, then enjoy the session of Meditation. Without a doubt, meditation is among the single most powerful tools that you could use to help find some much needed mental rest and clarity. Meditation, though, can be hard to do for those who are new to its techniques. &nbsp; Walking to this Spa is a part of the experience. Wooden walkways wind through lush foliage to the treatment pavilion where you can unwind on daybeds after your treatment. Upon arrival at the Spa pavilion, enjoy a 2-hour Maya Escape Spa treatment, you&#39;ll have an opportunity to savor your valuable time and to create memorable experiences. Following your treatment and before returning to the pier, you&#39;ll walk from Spa pavilion to the reesort&#39;s restaurant where your lunch will be served.&nbsp; After lunch, you will drive back directly to the ship.&nbsp;

Enjoy a 2-hour scenic drive into the edge of Ubud village where the charming and stunning resort of Maya Ubud is located. &nbsp;Scattered across 10-hectares of tropical landscape featuring a hidden river valley. Maya Ubud is a luxury resort designed to capture the spirit of a traditional Balinese village. Upon arrival at Maya Resort Ubud, you&#39;ll be welcomed by a friendly staff and escorted to the Meditation Venue.&nbsp;

Maya Ubud Wellness Day

Your experience will start with a 30-minutes drive to Nusa Dua Beach Resort at Nusa Dua, Bali. Located on the shores of Nusa Dua, Bali&#39;s prestigious resort enclave, this beachfront resort is a local five star hotel with traditional Balinese architecture.&nbsp; The entire property occupies 24 acres of lush tropical gardens with a swimming pool. You will then be served lunch, and enjoy the resort&#39;s beach and swimming pool during your visit.&nbsp;&nbsp; After the conclusion of your time at the resort, you will drive back to the pier.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;

Your experience will start with a 30-minutes drive to Nusa Dua Beach Resort at Nusa Dua, Bali. Located on the shores of Nusa Dua, Bali&#39;s prestigious resort enclave, this beachfront resort is a local five star hotel with traditional Balinese architecture.&nbsp; The entire property occupies 24 acres of lush tropical gardens with a swimming pool. You will then be served lunch, and enjoy the resort&#39;s beach and swimming pool during your visit. &nbsp; &nbsp;

Bali Beach Resort Escape

On this non-guided experience, you will have transportation to Ubud and back to the ship and will have approximately 3 hours to explore Ubud on your own. The town of Ubud, in the uplands of Bali, is known as a center for traditional crafts and dance. The surrounding Ubud District&#39;s rainforest and terraced rice paddies are dotted with Hindu Temples and Shrines. This part of the island has long been known as its cultural capital and you will find a beautiful Royal Palace and Museum. Explore the streets which are lined with boutiques selling upmarket soaps, jewelry and preserves. Ubud is also the home of some of the finest dining in Bali and there are a wealth of healthy restaurants. After, the conclusion of your independent exploration, meet your transportation at the designated place and time to return to the ship.

On this non-guided experience, you will have transportation to Ubud and back to the ship and will have approximately 3 hours to explore Ubud on your own. The town of Ubud, in the uplands of Bali is known as a center for traditional crafts and dance. The surrounding Ubud District&#39;s rainforest and terraced rice paddies are dotted with Hindu Temples and Shrines. This part of the island has long been known as its cultural capital and you will find a beautiful Royal Palace and Museum. Explore the streets which are lined with boutiques selling upmarket soaps, jewelry and preserves. Ubud is also the home of some of the finest dining in Bali and there are a wealth of healthy restaurants. After, the conclusion of your independent exploration, meet your transportation at the designated place and time to return to the ship. &nbsp;

Ubud Your Way 

Scenic drive to the small village of Batuan to visit a traditional Balinese House Compound, which is a traditional house complex with several house building separately set in one house area. The buildings are mostly designed based on the Balinese daily social life concept centered around hospitality. It is a very charming concept of house building consisting of several buildings with different purposes. After visiting a Balinese House grounds, enjoy a short scenic drive toward a Balinese Hindu Temple located nearby to visit Pura Puseh, popularly called Batuan Temple. This is a local Balinese Hindu temple looked after by the local residents of Batuan countryside. The temple is designed very beautifully, full of Balinese ornaments and the roof temple is made from the fibre of chromatic black palm tree. For over a thousand years, Batuan has been a village of artists and craftsmen, old legends and mysterious tales. Batuan temple were founded in the year 944 Icaka (1020 A.D). Leaving the village of Batuan, enjoy a scenic drive toward a local restaurant located in the Ubud area where your lunch will be served.&nbsp; You will make your way to the small village of Blahbatuh to visit Sudi Dance School. Upon arrival, you&rsquo;ll be warmly welcomed by local children wearing their traditional dress. Then, you&rsquo;ll be escorted to the lobby area where a refreshing drink awaits. There will be an opportunity to see first-hand how the local children learn traditional Balinese dances, which are instructed by a professional and master dancer. As an important cultural heritage, every Balinese child wishes to master the dances. Before leaving Sudi Dance School behind, you&rsquo;ll be entertained by a traditional dance performance from the students while you are enjoying a refreshing drink and local Balinese snacks.&nbsp; Drive back to the ship. &nbsp;

Immerse yourself in the mystical world of gods and temples as you explore the sacred sites that define this enchanting island. Then, venture off the beaten path to a small village, where you&#39;ll step inside a traditional Balinese House and gain valuable insight into the daily life, religion, and timeless traditions of the Balinese people.

Balinese Cultural Heritage 

Scenic drive through the serene hamlets of Br. Seming, Desa Kertha, Payangan Gianyar, magnificent Balinese villages and verdant green rice fields. Upon arrival at Bali Quad Discover, you will have a refreshment stop at the restaurant, then change your clothing in the changing rooms and assemble at the reception facility of the Bali Quad Discovery. You will then receive your safety and riding instructions for your quad bike and buggy car, then familiarize yourself with these vehicles during a ride in the test-drive area. Afterward, begin your guided, off-road adventure.&nbsp;Your route passes through a bamboo forest, rainforest, tropical plantations, small pathways, and bumpy and muddy trails. A stop is made at a quiet hamlet. Here, you can visit a village temple and typical Balinese housing compound with its traditional architecture. Following your visit, re-board your quad bike or buggy car, and continue riding past and through bumpy, muddy trails and the tropical rainforest. A brief refreshment and photo stop is made at a viewpoint overlooking distant rice terraces. Board your quad bike or buggy car, and ride slowly pass rice-paddies and cacao, banana and tropical plantations. Upon completing your ride, head to the Bali Quad Discovery for a shower and change of clothing, then proceed for a local standard buffet lunch at the venue&#39;s restaurant.&nbsp; After lunch, re-board the coach for a leisurely drive past the villages of Lod Tunduh and Singapadu-Gianyar, then continue on to the coffee plantations. Here, take a guided walking tour of plantations growing coffee, cacao, tropical fruit and spices. Next, observe a demonstration of the Balinese coffee-making process, then participate in a taste it.&nbsp;At the conclusion of your visit you can browse the high-quality Luwak coffee and other products for sale, then re-board your coach and ejoy back to the ship.&nbsp;

Experience the panoramic natural beauty of Bali in an exciting new way during this full-day, off-road adventure.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Bali ATV Adventure 

This exclusive arrangement is designed to allow you the chance to customize your time ashore in the comfort and privacy of your own vehicle. With your private vehicle and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexibility and independence to design your itinerary ashore according to your own interests and sightsee at your own pace.

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Enjoy the freedom to plan your day at your own pace with a private vehicle, driver, and English-speaking guide.

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For guests wishing to explore independently, Crystal Cruises is pleased to offer this private vehicle service and English-speaking guide.&nbsp;

Private Full Day Van & English Speaking Guide - Bali

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Nestled in lush tropical gardens, alongside a stretch of prime white sandy beach, InterContinental Bali Resort invites you to immerse yourself in the ambiance of a tranquil Balinese village. Traditional Balinese architecture, seamlessly interwoven with modern conveniences.One of Bali’s most renowned and enduring properties, this five-star resort was the first luxury property of its kind to be built on the shores of the beautiful Jimbaran Bay. The recipient of multiple international awards since, InterContinental Bali Resort seamlessly accommodates the needs of travellers to Bali, whether it is couples, families, or corporate types.Native flora, winding lagoons and fountains complement Indonesian artwork, evoking local legends and culture. Indulge your senses and escape with a spa treatment, or take a dip in one of the six pools while the dedicated child-care facilities will entertain the younger ones.Culinary excellence abounds. Japanese cuisine, Indonesian dishes, Italian fare and succulent fresh-caught seafood await you. All of this and more can be found in this self-sufficient haven that is environmentally and community-committed through eco-friendly and socially conscious initiatives.

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