Nicktours - Bali

16/02/2024

Nicktours vil være på FERIE FOR ALLE - Herning fra 23-25 februar 2024.

Vi er på booth G5872 (Hal G-udland) - under Den Indonesiske Ambassade - Wonderful Indonesia.

Kom forbi og hils på og få en snak.
Lørdag kl. 16 fortæller, jeg om en unik tur oplevelse på Papua/Borneo/Bali og meget andet.
Dette foregår i Hal M/Lokale M25.

24/12/2023

Wishing everyone a wonderful holiday.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 2024.

02/05/2022

We are a small team but can create big adventures.
Contact us and we can help you make it happen...

18/04/2022

Let's support Nikolaj.... Thank you

R.O.L.E. Foundation was established in 2007 by Mike O’ Leary and has grown into the incredible organization it is today. R.O.L.E. Foundation operates the Bali WISE Program, empowering marginalized women through educational programs, qualified job ...

12/07/2021

We are waiting......

Done together with M&C Saatchi Indonesia, the latest film by Indonesia's tourism ministry features frozen talents and props to illustrate the country waiting...

17/01/2021

Here we are...the last episode of Flores trip (3/3)

We are now at Bena Village. Bena Village is a megalithic village located in Aimere District, Ngada Regency, Flores NTT. Bena can be reached by using a rental vehicle from Bajawa about 19 km to the south of Bajawa.

Its existence at the bottom of the mountain is a characteristic of the old people who believed and worshiped the mountain as the place of the Gods. The people of Bena believed that the existence of the Yeta God who had a throne on Mount Inerie would protect their village.

At present Bena Village consists of approximately 45 houses surrounding each other with 9 tribes inhabiting these houses, namely the Dizi tribe, the Dizi Azi tribe, the Wahto tribe, the Deru Lalulewa tribe, the Deru Solamae tribe, the Ngada tribe, the Khopa tribe and the Ago tribe.

The arrangement of houses in Bena looks very unique because its circular shape forms the letter U and each house also has a roof decoration that is different from each other based on the lineage that in power and lives in the house.

Visitors can buy locally crafted ikat, or tie-dyed woven cloth, in Bena. The sarong, which is a large tube of woven cloth, is often worn wrapped around the waist, both by men and women. The ikat weaving motifs range from animal patterns like horses, chickens, elephants, and the sacred ngadhu and bagha symbols.

At the end of the village, elevated on a small hill, a viewpoint with a Virgin Mary shrine gives you the opportunity to have a bird eye’s view over Bena and a wider view of the beautiful surrounding landscape, including Mount Inerie and the Savu Sea. The visit to Bena can also be combined with a hike that passes the villages of Tololela and Gurusina before ending at the Malanage Hot Springs.

Watch our video to look closer to one of Indonesian traditional village that still exist until now!

Contact us for booking your future Flores trip.

Love,
Nicktours

13/01/2021

Are you ready for the second part?
(Part 2/3)

Please watch and share the beauty of Padar Island...
Feel free to leave comment or questions on our comment.

Love,
Nicktours

10/01/2021

Our journey continues....
(Part 1/3)

Please watch the Flores Trip video series.

Love,
Nicktours

06/01/2021

Please watch this video, and tell us are you excited to stay tuned and following our Flores trip series?

Because we are!!!
Stay tuned and keep an eye with our updates!

Love, Nicktours

23/12/2020

What we do to finishing the end of 2020?

Feel free to watch the video and see how we celebrate it with little dances around the waterfall...

Looking forward to Christmas and New Year 2021
Wave goodbye to the old and embrace the new full of hope, dream, and ambition. Wishing you a happy new year full of happiness!

Love,
Nicktours Team

07/12/2020

Bali natural & religious tourism

Have you ever heard about Melukat (Balinese tradition) before?

Feel free to watch the video and don't miss out to book this special tour next time you're in Bali

Om Shanti Shanti Shanti Om,
Nicktours

25/11/2020

Repost from Indonesia Ministry of Tourism (www.indonesia.travel)

"As the world's most well-loved tourist destination, Bali welcomes travelers with complete CHSE (Cleanliness, Health, Safety and Environmental Sustainability) based protocols to guide their journey to the island.

From the moment of their arrival, Bali has provided regular disinfectant procedures, physical distancing regulations, temperature checking points and digital and online services within the Ngurah Rai International Airport area.

Transportation services are also inline with the new standard of health protocols, creating a safe journey from and to the airport. Moreover, Hotels in Bali already implement strict health protocols in order to create a safe and healthy environment.

Bali has gone the extra mile to prioritize your health and safety so you can enjoy the new era of traveling from start to finish."



Looking forward having you again soon,
Nicktours Bali

25/11/2020

Repost from Indonesia Ministry of Tourism www.indonesia.travel

"As the world's most well-loved tourist destination, Bali welcomes travelers with complete CHSE (Cleanliness, Health, Safety and Environmental Sustainability) based protocols to guide their journey to the island.

From the moment of their arrival, Bali has provided regular disinfectant procedures, physical distancing regulations, temperature checking points and digital and online services within the Ngurah Rai International Airport area.

Transportation services are also inline with the new standard of health protocols, creating a safe journey from and to the airport. Moreover, Hotels in Bali already implement strict health protocols in order to create a safe and healthy environment.

Bali has gone the extra mile to prioritize your health and safety so you can enjoy the new era of traveling from start to finish."

18/11/2020

Besides the beaches, the dazzling sunsets, the glamorous resorts and jaw-droppingly beautiful landscapes, if there’s one thing we can’t live without in Bali, it’s Balinese cuisine.

Packed to the fragrant brim with herbs, spices, farm-fresh produce and generation-old recipes that can turn a simple handful of rice into a wide-eyed, lip-licking foodgasm, Balinese’s home dishes will be your absolute fave, and FYI, sambal separation anxiety is a real thing!

We let you take some ideas of Balinese’s culinary from our video. Feel free to watch and share.

So contact us for more information to join this class next time you are in Bali. See you at our Balinese cooking class 🧡 soon!

📍Jalan Danau Tamblingan No. 68 Sanur-Bali
☎️Phone : 62-361-287-792
🔥Hotline : 62-81-237-68-767
📂Open Monday to Saturday (09:00-20:00)

09/11/2020

MONDAY BLUES?
This video might take it away. Freely to see the real beauty blue of underwater Amed marine life!

First of all, if you’re looking to go off the beaten path in Bali, Amed is a great place to start. Despite boasting stunning natural landscapes, a flourishing underwater world, and an infectious laidback vibe, Amed remains somewhat of a hidden gem. That’s not to say you won’t find any other tourists here; however, it’s far quieter than other tourist hubs on the island.

Secondly, If you are into snorkling and diving. Amed is the perfect place for you! You can be sure to see a huge variety of tropical fish, corals, nudibranchs, and other crustaceans while diving in Amed. If you get extra lucky, you might get to encounter some of the local underwater stars, such as bumphead parrotfish, pygmy seahorses, reef sharks, mola-mola, and turtles.

If you have been here before, please help and share your experience in the comment below.

Book your future trip with us to get better deals!

Enjoy your Monday,
Nicktours Bali

📍Jalan Danau Tamblingan No. 68 Sanur-Bali
☎️Phone : 62-361-287-792
🔥Hotline : 62-81-237-68-767
📂Open Monday to Saturday (09:00-20:00)

04/11/2020

Dear our beloved clients,

We really appreciate if you could watch this video and help us during this hard situation.

All your support means the world to us, so thank you very much from our team back in Bali.

Love,
Nicktours Bali

31/10/2020

Let's get away from the chaotic bustle of Denpasar and the garish tourist resort strips to explore Bali’s natural beauty. While most of these places aren’t hard to find, some of its most spectacular geological wonders will take a little more effort to uncover.

Some of them, in fact, are rarely visited at all. We can help you to experience the untouched splendour of the Island of the Gods at its finest with the best local guide and arrange your own transport.

Uncover some of these extraordinary sights, deep in nature!
Please watch the video, share, and comment :)

❤️ NICKTOURS

📍Jalan Danau Tamblingan No. 68 Sanur-Bali
☎️Phone : 62-361-287-792
🔥Hotline : 62-81-237-68-767
📂Open Monday to Saturday (09:00-20:00)

27/10/2020

Did you listen to music while you travelling?

We will tell you why you need to listen to music when you travel.
Music lights up nearly every part of the brain - from emotion, to memory, to movement.

Unlike a photograph, or even a journal entry, you find yourself completely immersed in the moment. Sight, smell, touch, emotion. This musical nostalgia is powerful.

If it’s a happy memory, the memory will also trigger the pleasure reaction in the brain, releasing dopamine, serotonin and oxytocin, leaving us in a state of neurochemical euphoria that’s not too dissimilar to a drug.

And it’s not just music that has this power. Capturing short sound recordings on your travels can also transport you back to a particular moment. Think of the sound of waves crashing on a pebble beach, or church bells ringing in a small village. Instantly, you are transported to that moment in time.

Music and travel go hand in hand, with each one bettered by the other. Make playlists before you leave of songs that you love and want to listen to in transit. Make playlists during your trip of songs you pick up along the way and want to remember. Look for opportunities to record sound and make as many audio keepsakes as you can.

Because, while photographs, ticket stubs and journal entries all have their place, it’s time to make music and sound a travel necessity, to make your trip truly unforgettable. (Source : https://alpaca.travel).

Tell us what music you listen during your travel? Please comment below.

Happy Tuesday!

❤️ NICKTOURS

📍Jalan Danau Tamblingan No. 68 Sanur-Bali
☎️Phone : 62-361-287-792
🔥Hotline : 62-81-237-68-767
📂Open Monday to Saturday (09:00-20:00)