Take a sensory journey through the diverse cultures of Indonesian as you watch the acclaimed "Devdan - Treasure of the Archipelago" show. Experience a spectacular mash-up of dance, acrobatics, music and special effects at a show that pays homage to the traditions of Indonesia's many islands. The high-energy show offers a fun time for the whole family. Journey to areas such as Sumatra, Java, Kalimantan, Bali and Papua. Marvel at the traditional dances and costumes of the archipelago, along with the special effects and acrobatic acts of the 45-minute performance, which is suitable for all ages. Take souvenir photos with the performers once the show ends, if you wish. Upgrade your night with VIP seating and relax in the comfort of a leather "lazy boy" chair, or choose from prime view, good view or rearview seating on booking.

Treat yourself to a spa day at the luxury Nusa Dua Spa. Embark on a 2-hour spa experience that includes a healthy welcome drink, foot wash, Bali massage, and warm stone massage using the best stones. End your visit feeling revitalized and refreshed. Start your day with a complimentary hotel pickup in Nusa Dua. Upon arrival at the spa lobby, be greeted with a welcome drink and hear from staff about the treatment before starting. Get led to your room to begin your spa ritual. Start with foot washing followed by a Bali massage for 1 hour and a massage using selected warm stones. After all treatments are done, you are welcome to take a shower. Head back to the lobby to relax and enjoy fresh juice before getting driven back to your hotel.

Reserve your ticket to the Museum Pasifika of Nusa Dua, Bali, and discover over 600 artworks by 200 top international artists. Browse the vast collection of historic and contemporary paintings and sculptures with an audio guide, and learn more about the pieces on display. Discover the finest works by Indonesian Masters such as Raden Saleh, Lempad, Affandi, Hendra, and Kobot. The collection comprises over 50 Indonesian artists, demonstrating the rich heritage and diversity of Indonesian art forms. Admire the works of Indo-European artists inspired by the Asian continent, especially Indonesia and Bali. Walk through the rooms dedicated to Italian, French, and Dutch creators such as Walter Spies, Miguel Covarrubias, Jean Le Mayeur, and Charles Sayers, amongst many others. The museum also houses works from Indonesian students of the “Beaux-Arts” School of Hanoi, acknowledged in contemporary international exhibitions and publications.  Stroll through the Michoutouchkine and Pilioko Collection of Premier Art of Oceania, comprising around 200 sculptures from 10 different nations of the Pacific Ocean. Collected over 50 years by the two artists, this collection is one of the most complete of its kind worldwide. At the Legendary Western Artists Exhibition, admire the sculptures and woodcuts of Paul Gauguin, during his Tahiti period. See pieces by other notable figures such as Henri Rousseau, Henri Matisse, Auguste Rodin, Marvina Hoffmann, and Bernard Buffet, inspired by their time in Asia.