For many of us in the Western Hemisphere, Christmas is associated with
snowflakes, cosy fires, church carols, and presents. This year, why not try
something different and bless your family with the gift of experience rather
than material goods? Instead of nutmeg, try a fresh coconut, rather than
Christmas Carols, experience a Kecak Fire Dance, and in place of sled rides in
the snow, go snorkeling in the sea! A tropical Christmas full
of cultural immersion and adventure offers a profound opportunity for family
bonding and the creation of memories never to be forgotten. To show your
children that experience is far more valuable than material objects, try these
fun family oriented activities to create a Christmas like no other on the tropical island of Bali.
1. Become a sea walker
Christmas is a time not typically associated with
underwater activities in the tropics, but if you are going to leap out of the
norm, why not take it a step further and join a Sea Walking Tour in Sanur. Walking the sea bed as an astronaut might walk the
moon is a fun and memorable activity for the whole family. With your head
enclosed in an oxygenated glass dome, you can breath normally and feel free of
the cumbersome equipment associated with scuba diving. Plus, you get to feel like
an underwater astronaut and you can’t beat that!
2.Experience the Devdan show at Nusa Dua Theatre
Although they evoke warmth and nostalgia, lets face it,
Christmas Carols are boring! This year, why not enjoy a dazzling performance of
the Devdan Show at Nusa Dua Theatre Complete with the elements of fire and water
and inspired by Indonesian culture, the show features acrobatic dance journeys
from Java, Borneo, and Papua. The show is truly unique, culturally diverse, and
visually vibrant in a way guaranteed to make Christmas
in Bali memorable!
3. Experience Nocturnal Animals under the Stars
A visit to the Bali Zoo at Night is an unforgettable
way to spend Christmas Eve in Bali.
Dramatic fire performances and an opportunity to dine beside an open air lion
enclosure is a special chance to photograph and interact with wild animals.
Exotic species such as the Borneo Bear Cat, a Scaly Python, and a Sumatran
Sinyulong freshwater crocodile can be seen nowhere else and are particularly
enchanting at night when the zoo truly comes alive.
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