As parents, we all want to let our kids enjoy themselves, experience new things and learn as they grow. If you are looking for a holiday trip or mid-year getaway, Bali is the best choice. Here are some places you should visit with your kids in Bali. Here are some fun and child-friendly activities!
Family Beach Fun!
Seminyak holds very beautiful sandy beaches. Relax in the breeze, bask yourself in the warm sun and gaze at the breathtaking sunset. There are many activities to explore here such as surfing! If you always wanted to learn surfing, Bali is the best place to start. The beach filled with various beach bars and comfy bean bags for you to relax and have a refreshing coconut juice or your favourite cocktail. While your children have their fun building sandcastles, you can be at leisure and keep a look at them. Truly the best of both worlds.
Bali even has a reputable surfing school called Ripcurl school of Surf for your kids! Classes are specifically designed for kids under 13 years too. Your kids would love to experience this fun new sport. Time to crash the waves!
Bali Treetop Adventure Park
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The Bali Treetop Adventure Park in Bedugul consists of seven different courses of various tightrope circuits, ranging from flying-fox, spider nets, suspended bridges and many more. These courses are suitable for both kids and adults. Some circuits are even suited for children at the age of four. All activities are perfectly safe and are assisted by professionals. Up for a little exercise and adrenaline? Then this is definitely a good choice. It is a very good opportunity to bond with your children as well!
Ayung River Rafting
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Ayung is a very popular rafting river, being one of the longest and largest rivers in Bali. Also, it is accessible for children 7 years and up. This means an exciting adventure for the family! There are also various sightseeing opportunities such as Bali’s uplands and rare exotic birds. The rafting journey consists of a mixture of paddling and just steady cruising while enjoying the view of the landscapes and waterfalls. Rest assured that the whole rafting journey is led by well-trained guides that know the river well.
Feast your stomach
Biku
The food here caters to families as well with cocktails for the moms and tiny diners for the kids, which include fruit tea in little teapots, pretty cupcakes, mini gingerbread men and finger sandwiches. To keep the kids entertained and occupied, Biku has toys and tea party-inspired colouring-in sheets.
Sunday brunch at Ku De Ta
This is another restaurant popular to the families. There are all kinds of fun activities here that the kids love: face-painting, jumping castles, balloons, magicians, games, an amazing kiddie-craft area and even a pool! They have a variety of food including pizza, sushi, dips and other nibbles to share as a family. Of course, there is a healthy kids lunch menu as well.
Pamper yourself in a Bali family-friendly villa
Staying in a Bali family villa is an experience on its own, especially if you want to travel in large groups with children. The villas have a team to assist you during the stay and provide a wide variety of facilities that are specially catered to families such as pool fence and baby cot.
Villa M
This villa has a shallow kiddies pool just for children. Also, the garden waterfall will definitely fascinate them. As for the parents, there is a deeper and larger pool as well. If you want to see the sunset or soak your feet in the cool sea water, the beach is just a walking distance away. If you are bored with outdoor activities, there is a collection of DVDs so you can have a family movie marathon with your children!
Villa Iluh
Another nice villa would be Villa Iluh. Similarly, there is an 18-meter swimming pool and a shallow splashing area in the pool for the small ones. The moms can keep a lookout for the kids while enjoying a swim or just relaxing on the sunbeds. This villa is also walking distance from the beach if the kids want to go out. They could play on the large space outside where the green grass lawns are well manicured and cleaned. The well-known Dream Museum Zone (DMZ Bali) is nearby as well. The gallery has many three-dimensional, life-size murals for visitors to pose and take pictures!
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Oh wow, Bali looks incredible!