Reserve a Tent at The Top 4 Best Glamping Sites in Bali for Your Vacation

JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com – If your Christmas and New Year’s break includes a holiday staycation in Bali, then head over to four of the best glamping sites in Indonesia.

When a hotel sounds too mainstream for you then why not try a glamping experience in Indonesia’s stunning island destination.

It should be noted that Covid-19 health protocols apply at the locations for glamping in Bali which we have selected.

1. Autentik Nusa Penida

To get your holiday staycation in Bali started on the right foot, we present our first choice for the best glamping sites in Indonesia, Autentik Nusa Penida.

You can reserve a night’s stay at one of eight luxurious tents complete with an air conditioner and fan, Wi-Fi access, large bed, water dispenser, coffee and tea maker, safety box, several electric plugs, wardrobe, and table.

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To further highlight the unrivaled experience of glamping in Bali, the site offers hot shower facilities inside the tent complete with bathroom amenities and a private terrace.

Furthermore, they offer daily cleaning of each tent so you can spend more time enjoying your staycation in Bali in their swimming pool area.

Autentik Nusa Penida is located at Jalan Crystal Bay, Klungkung Regency, and to access the location, you can take a fast boat from Sanur port to Toyopakeh or Banjar port for 45 minutes.

Once you land on shore, you can then take a motorbike or car for another 10 minutes until you arrive at this glamping Indonesia site which charges $142 (Rp 2,000,000) per night.

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2. Origin Uluwatu

If you are interested in trying out a fun way of glamping in Bali, Indonesia then Origin Uluwatu might be for you.

At our pick for one of the best glamping sites in Indonesia, the tents at this location boast an open-air living room overlooking the swimming pool which is situated at the center of the other tents.

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