News – Gangga Island Resort & Spa

10 Fascinating Facts About Mola-Mola

Posted on 06 May 2020

It is the ambition of many divers to dive with the giant oceanic sunfish or mola-mola. Luckily, Gangga Divers at Lotus Bungalows Candidasa is perfectly located to know exactly the time and places to dive in the mola-mola season. In the 1000-metre deep channel between Candidasa and Nusa Penida these incredible fish pass by during the months of June-November. So, what makes these fish so special? Here are 10 fascinating facts about mola-mola that will make you want to dive with them even more! (more…)

Balinese Foods You Should Definitely Try!

Posted on 23 April 2020

How do you feel about trying out the cuisine of a new place when you visit? Maybe more to the point for Bali, how do you feel about spicy food? Indonesia has some incredible dishes, and just like the culture and languages, they are often unique to each island. If you love food adventures, Bali is a great place to tickle your tastebuds. (more…)

The Perfect Time to Plan Your Bali Holiday

Posted on 07 April 2020

This is a strange and scary time all over the world, making people feel confined and restless. However, we see this as the perfect time to start planning your next adventures!

Have you been dreaming of visiting exotic islands and diving in warm clear seas? Or perhaps you’ve been planning to learn to dive for the longest time and not got around to it yet. (more…)

What to Do in Candidasa by Night

Posted on 30 March 2020

Candidasa is a small town on the east coast of Bali known for its relaxed atmosphere. Daytimes are for diving, swimming, and exploring but what if you don’t feel like going to bed early? We have a few suggestions for what you can do after dark in Candidasa. (more…)

Helping to Clean Up Candidasa Bali

Posted on 16 March 2020

On Saturday, February 15th Lotus Bungalows staff members headed out from the hotel to join an effort to clean up Bali. This was part of the One Island, One Voice movement, which includes the initiative Bye Bye Plastic Bags. For the 4th year in a row this annual clean up was a huge success collecting 20,000 kilograms of trash island-wide. (more…)