Villa Manuk, a Little Eco Paradise
This small eco resort is a hidden gem in the foothills of the Northern hills above Singaraja. Just on the edge of the village of Manuksesa, Villa Manuk comprises two villas with two separate bedrooms each, one downstairs and another upstairs. Families can book a complete villa or have an extra bed in the downstairs room. The rooms have outside bathrooms with showers and a terrace to sit and enjoy the stunning view onto the rice fields and the surrounding mountains. A refreshing spring water swimming pool sits in the middle of the garden. Relaxing on the lounge chairs, absorbing the peaceful environment is perfect to recharge your batteries. Delicious and copious meals are taken in the open-air bale (pavilion) where you can admire the amazing colours of sunset over the hills. The garden has a wide variety of beautiful plants and trees. Villa Manuk is paradise for families wanting to stay in a traditional part of Bali, unspoiled from tourism.
Highlight: Why not Lombok? - Rinjani Beach Eco Resort, Good Vibrations on the Beach
This charming family friendly eco resort on the beach in North Lombok was opened in August 2011. It has the black sand beach all to itself and enjoys views on the Gilis and Mount Rinjani at sunrise. The bungalows are spacious and can accommodate up to two extra single beds. This resort is built in bamboo and other with natural materials and it aims to offer natural experiences and a type of tourism leaving a minimum footprint on the local environment.
Highlight: Why not Lombok? - The Oberoi, Total Bliss and Luxury
This luxury resort is a little corner of paradise located on Medana beach, opposite the Gili Islands on the Northwest coast of Lombok. Families will enjoy the idyllic 24 acre garden with hundreds of beautiful grown up trees and the numerous sports and recreation activities available at the Beach Club.
Highlight on kid friendly eco resorts
