While some prefer to whisk off to idyllic Australian hideaways for a break, there’s one international escape that is fast becoming one of the most popular holiday destinations for those in the spotlight.
Know as ‘Asia’s best kept secret’, Club Med Bintan Island is located just one hour by ferry from Singapore and has been a go-to for countless celebrities – most recently presenter Nikki Phillips and her family.
Showcasing Indonesia’s raw natural beauty, the resort promises ‘endless ways to rejuvenate body and soul’ and sells itself as the ‘ultimate holistic wellness escape’ for all guests.
While some prefer to whisk off to idyllic Australian hideaways for a break, there’s one international escape that is fast becoming one of the most popular holiday destinations for those in the spotlight
Know as ‘Asia’s best kept secret’, Club Med Bintan Island is located just one hour by ferry from Singapore and has been a go-to for countless celebrities – most recently presenter Nikki Phillips (pictured)
Showcasing Indonesia’s raw natural beauty, the resort promises ‘endless ways to rejuvenate body and soul’ and sells itself as the ‘ultimate holistic wellness escape’ for all guests
There are two restaurants – each offering a stunning and healthy array of local meals, fruits and vegetables
‘This trip has truly been one of pure relaxation, even with an active one-year-old. We all arrived under the weather after battling head colds the week before,’ Nikki said.
‘Sea salt, fresh air and sunshine was the perfect remedy.’
Described as an ‘island paradise’, the resort offers yoga by the beach, fresh juices, CrossFit sessions, a Zen zone for meditation and much more.
Just minutes from the world-renowned Ria Bintan golf course atop the cliffs, guests can also enjoy a rejuvenating treatment or massage at the beautiful spa, which is perched above the sea.
Described as an ‘island paradise’, the resort offers yoga by the beach, fresh juices, CrossFit sessions, a Zen zone for meditation and much more
‘This trip has truly been one of pure relaxation, even with an active one-year-old. We all arrived under the weather after battling head colds the week before,’ Nikki said
Rooms are in one of the 4-storey buildings, with typical Indonesian architecture and surrounded by a garden where palm trees, prickly pears and a few monkeys thrive
Rooms are in one of the 4-storey buildings, with typical Indonesian architecture and surrounded by a garden where palm trees, prickly pears and a few monkeys thrive.
The all-inclusive packages are also a hit with guests and include accommodation, gourmet food and beverage, activities (trapeze, archery, yoga by the beach) and entertainment.
While most celebrity-approved escapes come with a hefty price tag, guests can experience seven nights all-inclusive from $1,510 per adult and kids under four stay free.
The all-inclusive packages are also a hit with guests and include accommodation, gourmet food and beverage, activities (trapeze, archery, yoga by the beach) and entertainment
While most celebrity-approved escapes come with a hefty price tag, guests can experience seven nights all-inclusive from $1,510 per adult and kids under four stay free
For those looking for a more lavish escape, the Oceanview Suites span 80 square metres and have a private patio with lounge seating and a smaller terrace off of the master bedroom
There is also private babysitting available at extra cost.
For those looking for a more lavish escape, the Oceanview Suites span 80 square metres and have a private patio with lounge seating and a smaller terrace off of the master bedroom.
There are also four bars, two restaurants and a spa with unique, customisable treatments such as the ‘Coconut Treat’ which starts with a full body rub with warmed coconut oil infused with flowers and spices.
Club Med resorts are popular with Australian celebrities, with Grant Denyer, Jules and Guy Sebastian, Manu Feildel, Pip Edwards, Samantha Wills and Matthew Lewis all visiting over the years.