INDO ISLE
THE LAST TIME I was handed a map on arrival at a resort was when I was far younger and enjoyed annual trips to an adventure park in the UK. It was always a weekend of cycling, swimming and general energy that my sisters and I loved, but left my parents more exhausted than when we arrived.
The map I have just been handed is for the sprawling Ayana Resort & Spa in Bali’s Jimbaran, just 20 minutes’ drive from the airport. Set over 90 hectares, the resort boasts 19 restaurants and bars, 12 swimming pools, two spas and a private beach. I’m pretty
