Indonesia. Coming Soon
Bali
7 nights
8 guests · one villa, just for you
Price coming soon
High season · May to October
Indonesia. Coming Soon
Ancient temples, jungle covered hillsides, and a spiritual energy that stays with you long after you've left.
Bali is Indonesia's only Hindu majority island, and it shows in the best way. Temples appear around almost every corner, ceremonies happen daily somewhere on the island, and the pace of life feels genuinely different to anywhere else in Southeast Asia.
This is a trip for people who want more than a beach. Rice terraces, dramatic coastlines, and a culture so distinct it has its own language, shared with seven people who'll leave feeling like they discovered something together.
Highlights
Wake up in your own private villa with a pool exclusively booked for your group of 8.
Visit iconic temples set against jungle and ocean backdrops found nowhere else in the world.
A welcome dinner on night one that turns eight strangers into a group by dessert.
Two curated group experiences, handpicked to give you real Bali, not the tourist trail version.
Freedom to explore rice terraces, hidden waterfalls, and Bali's famous cafe culture, at your own pace.
A private pre-trip WhatsApp group, so by the time you land, you already feel like you know each other.
What's Included
Accommodation
No shared corridors, no other guests, no hotel lobby. Just your group of 8, a private pool, and a setting built for the kind of evenings that turn into your favourite holiday memories.
Every guest has their own room to retreat to, alongside the open living and dining spaces designed for the group to come together.
The Vibe
Bali is home to over 20,000 temples, earning it the nickname Island of the Gods.
Unlike the rest of Indonesia, which is majority Muslim, around 87% of Bali's population practises Balinese Hinduism.
Bali has its own language, Basa Bali, completely distinct from Indonesian, alongside its own unique calendar system.
The world's most expensive coffee, Kopi Luwak, originates in Bali, though we'd recommend asking about ethically sourced options.
Bali's highest point, Mount Agung, stands over 3,000 metres tall and is considered sacred by locals.
May to October is Bali's dry season. Clear skies, warm days, and the island's true high season.
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FAQs
Bali departures are coming soon. Register your interest and we'll let you know the moment dates are confirmed.
Flights, travel insurance, visa fees where applicable, meals beyond what's listed, optional activities, and personal spending.
Every trip includes two premium curated experiences, chosen to be genuinely memorable rather than generic tourist activities. For Bali, examples might include a sunrise trek up an active volcano with breakfast at the summit overlooking the caldera, a spiritual day combining a water purification ceremony at a sacred temple with a walk through the rice terraces, or a private beach day with a personal chef and a traditional Balinese feast. The exact experiences can vary by trip, and where there's a choice to be made, your group will have a say in deciding together. What stays constant is the standard: thoughtful, premium, and worth every penny.
This depends on your nationality. Many nationalities can obtain a visa on arrival or visa free entry for short stays, but it's your responsibility to check current requirements before booking flights.
May to October is Bali's dry season, meaning warm days, low humidity, and minimal rainfall. It's genuinely the best time to explore the island.
No. SKYMIA is freedom first. We organise two curated group experiences and handle the logistics, but the rest of your time is entirely your own to explore Bali at your own pace, together or apart.
Nobody does at first. That's the whole point of SKYMIA. Every guest applies individually, and the pre-trip WhatsApp group means you'll already feel connected before you even land.
Bali
Price coming soon
Eight spots. One incredible villa. A group of people you'll be genuinely glad you met.
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