Posted on 13 August 2024
On Bali‘s quiet east coast, far from the tourist crowds, you’ll find a shining example of how hospitality and sustainability can go hand in hand. For environmentally conscious travelers, Lotus Bungalows Candidasa offers comfort and eco-friendly practices, making it a perfect destination for those who want to enjoy Bali’s natural beauty while minimizing their environmental footprint. (more…)
Posted on 08 February 2024
Bali may be known for its stunning beaches, lush landscapes, and vibrant culture, but it is not only a tropical paradise for human visitors but also a haven for a diverse array of flora and fauna. To discover the unique wildlife that calls Bali home you must explore a little deeper past the main tourist spots. Venture into wildlife reserves, underwater to dive sites and out into the ricefields and jungles but it’s 100% worth the effort. (more…)
Posted on 17 June 2021
When you stay at Lotus Bungalows Candidasa you will notice a couple of the more unique structures at the resort. Our restaurant and oceanfront yoga shala really stand out against the more traditionally Balinese buildings in the resort. So what are they all about? Why have we added these onto the resort instead of opting for a more classic style? Let’s talk about building with bamboo and how it isn’t just a trend but the way forward for sustainable architecture. (more…)
Posted on 20 January 2021
When we think of mass tourism and hotels, we often think of the effect it has on the environment. This is especially true for divers, who tend to be very aware of damage to coral reefs and marine life. So hopefully when you choose a hotel to stay at, you check out their sustainability policies.
At Lotus Bungalows Candidasa we realize now more than ever that our (more…)
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…)