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Time flies when you're having fun! On April 1, Ayana Resort will celebrate its one-year anniversary and therefore they offer you something really really special. The special Anniversary Package (US$ 239,-)* includes cocktails at the already famous 'Rock Bar', dinner at the renovated Padi Restaurant, access to the Aquatonic Seawater Therapy pool and of course daily breakfast. Also, you will get...

This morning we were cruising through Petitenget street and saw a flash of a big banner stating that 'The Circus is Coming to Town'. How exiting we thought,.. as we finished our brunch at Mano on Petitenget Beach we turned around our car and took a better look to the flashy 'Circus Banner'.

The outcome of further studying the big banner was both disappointing and exiting at the same time:

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Cicada Luxury Townhouses is a new complex of luxury villas in the heart of Seminyak. As soon as you enter the premises, a feeling of luxurious indulgence will welcome you. Cicada is located only being 5 minutes away from Seminyaks iconic restaurants and Petitenget beach. However, the townhouses are tucked away and the quiet surroundings ensure a completely relaxing visit. The perfect location...

W Hotel on Petitenget is the much anticipated Bali branch of the worldwide phenomenon 'W' Hotels. Just as we started to wonder WHERE W was going to be, there was a huge billboard installed on Bali's By Pass Junction stating 'W' was 'coming soon'. Shortly after that we stumbled upon the location of W Hotels building site recently, located just behind the Bali Catering Company on Jalan...

Harry Juku restaurant in Petitenget is soon to open its doors. The mysterious texts on the big black banner covering the ongoing construction works at 'Harry Juku' restaurant make me wonder what exiting new venue will open its doors soon! Harry Juku is located on the site of the former 'Brown Sugar restaurant' opposite of the also newly opened 'Biku' restaurant on Jalan Petitenget. More news...

Bahiana is probably the liveliest bar in the Abimanyu Street; you will find people sipping on cocktails and moving their feet to upsweeping salsa tunes. But this is going to change soon. Bahiana will not be the old Bahiana anymore, where Mojito's and Cuba Libres tease your taste buds. No, your drinks will soon be complimented by food.

Bahiana's second floor will transform in a French...