80361 Bali, Indonesia. What To Do At The Four Seasons Daily and weekly sporting and cultural events are listed on the roster of things to do at the Four Seasons. Sports include tennis and tennis clinics, bicycling, supervised dive trips, beach walks, yoga, aerobics, weight training and the use of equipment at the water pavilion, such as a catamaran, canoes, windsurfers, surfboards and boogie boards. Cultural highlights feature dance performances and the observation of dance instruction, massage classes and garden and temple tours. At the Spa, Balinese practices are also an integral part of the program.
Beauty treatments apply the products and techniques that island women have enjoyed for generations.
The Lular Royal, a Javanese ritual that was designed as a wedding preparation, lasts almost two hours and is the one that gets the most kudos. Beginning with a coconut oil Balinese massage in the privacy of one's own villa, it continues with a scrub that blends turmeric and other spices with sweet and sandal woods. The body is then coated with yogurt. After a quick shower the procedure ends with a long soak in a petal-filled, warm water tub and a jamu herbal drink for detoxification. Executive Chef Kenji Satz notes that Indonesia lacked one of these components.