At the heart of Balinese traditions
Between temples, rituals and nature, meeting Balinese spirituality, its healers and its traditions.
A powerful and unique human experience
Bali is nicknamed “Pulau Dewata”, the Island of the Gods, for its unique spirituality that blends Hinduism with animist traditions close to nature. Religious communities live there in harmony, under the motto “Unity in Diversity”. This is a human and supportive trip, meeting local people, traditional healers and a wonderful nature, between sea and mountains.
You are giving yourself a moment to…
The highlights
The programme is deliberately kept open, to preserve the element of discovery and to live each moment without expectations. Free time is planned every day.
Healers and purification
Meeting two healers and a traditional purification ceremony.
The Balinese New Year
The festivities and the Day of Silence.
Temples, dances and rice paddies
Several temples, waterfalls, rice paddies and beaches, and traditional dances.
Rest on Nusa Lembongan
A last, quiet stop before the journey home.
Every day, time for yourself
Meditation, yoga, qi gong, connection with nature, ecopsychology: every day, we offer time to connect with yourself, with others and with all living things. Everyone is free to take part, according to their wishes and needs.
Part of your trip funds the schooling of young people
With the association Au Cœur des Peuples du Monde, we support the schooling of young people and the purchase of school supplies.
From the first conversation to the last day
With, at certain stages, additional local guides.
Stéphane Beuscart
Co-founder. Agricultural engineer, landscape gardener, trained in ecopsychology.
Masturiadi, known as Adi
Co-founder for Indonesia. A Sasak born in Lombok, he speaks Sasak, Indonesian and English.
What is included
What is not included
Preparing your trip
The registration details are sent to you during our first conversation.
How do I book my plane tickets?
Each traveller buys their own ticket, once the group of 4 people is formed. Arrival is at Ngurah Rai international airport in Denpasar, ideally during day 2. The return is on day 15, ideally in the late afternoon or evening: avoid a flight before early afternoon, as we will have a transfer from Nusa Lembongan. We advise you on airlines, stopovers and schedules, and a WhatsApp group lets you coordinate together.
How does booking work?
After an individual phone call, which lets us get to know each other and share our values, the registration details are sent to you. Your registration is final once a deposit has been received, which allows us to reserve the accommodation.
When is the trip confirmed?
As soon as the minimum group of 4 travellers is formed. Plane tickets are bought at that point, individually.
What formalities should I plan for Indonesia?
A tourist visa (30-day visa on arrival), to apply for online before departure. We give you everything you need to make the process easy. Also remember individual travel and repatriation insurance.
Can I choose my room?
Yes: you can travel in a single room, or as a pair in a shared room with a double bed. Rooms with twin beds are very rare in Indonesia.
Can I extend my stay on the neighbouring islands?
Yes, many travellers want to. You can organise your extension alone or with others, with our ideas and advice and the WhatsApp group to coordinate together. You can also leave the organisation to us, with or without our company: we then offer a service tailored to your wishes.
Ready to travel with us?
Every trip begins with a conversation. Write to us and we will call you back to talk about it.
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