Experience North Bali...
A stay at Soul Lodge is never just a stay. It can be a beginning, a homecoming, a quiet reckoning. These journeys are designed with intention—for lovers, for seekers, for those who wish to walk deeper into this island’s story. Coconut oil warmed to the exact temperature of your skin. Four hands moving in quiet rhythm. Feet that have carried you all day, finally allowed to rest.
This is not just treatment. It is craft. And it has been perfected long before you arrived.
Brahmavihara-Arama
- North Bali's Largest Buddhist Monastery
- 200 meters from Soul Lodge (2 minute walk)
- Guest Donation Required
Perched on a hillside with commanding views of the northern coastline, Brahmavihara-Arama offers a profound experience of peace and spirituality. This working monastery, the largest Buddhist temple in Bali, is a stunning blend of Balinese architecture and Thai-style stupas. Wander through its tranquil, multi-tiered gardens, explore the prayer halls adorned with intricate murals depicting the life of Buddha, and climb to the top of the large stupa for a breath-taking panoramic view stretching from the mountains to the sea. It is a place for quiet contemplation, where the gentle chants of monks and the rustling of prayer flags create an atmosphere of serene devotion.
Banjar Hot Springs
- North Bali's Largest Buddhist Monastery
- 3 kilometers from Soul Lodge (7 minute drive)
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Nestled in a lush, tropical valley just a short drive from Lovina, the Banjar Hot Springs offer a truly unique and rejuvenating experience. The sacred, volcanically heated mineral water emerges at a perfect temperature and is channelled into three picturesque, spring-fed pools, set within a beautifully landscaped garden. The water famously cascades from the mouth of a magnificent stone dragon, creating a natural water massage that soothes tired muscles and revitalizes the spirit. Please remember to wear appropriate swimwear and respect the sanctity of the waters.
Krisna Osea Park
- North Bali's Beach Lounge Bar & Watersport Recreation Center
- 5 kilometers from Soul Lodge (9 minute drive)
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For those seeking a dose of seaside adventure, Krisna Osea Park is the premier destination for water-based fun on Bali’s north coast. Located on the shores of Lovina Beach, this vibrant park offers a thrilling array of activities to get your adrenaline pumping. Glide above the waves on a banana boat or a flying fish, test your balance on a stand-up paddleboard, or explore the calm bay by kayak.
Krisna Funtastic Land
- North Bali's Largest Amusement Park, Gift Store, & Waterpark
- 6 kilometers from Soul Lodge (10 minute drive)
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A short journey inland brings you to Krisna Funtastic Land, a sprawling entertainment complex that promises a day of excitement and laughter for the whole family. This vibrant theme and waterpark are a riot of colour and activity, featuring a wide range of thrilling water slides, a large wave pool, and dedicated children’s play areas. Explore the amusement park rides, test your skills at the various game stalls, or browse the extensive on-site marketplace for souvenirs.
Bali Handara Kosaido Country Club
- Bali's World-Famous Golf Course
- 26 kilometers from Soul Lodge (50 minute drive)
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For the guest who enjoys golf, there is the famous Bali Handara Kosaido Country Club. Golfers from all corners of the world travel to Bali to play golf at this 18-hole championship course, one of Asia’s most iconic and “classic” venues. The club is located at an altitude of 1,142 meters in the central highlands of Bali, inside the crater of an extinct volcano. The course is surrounded by lush green mountains, crater lakes and an equatorial rain forest, which creates dramatic backdrops for tee shots and approach shots into the well maintained bent-grass greens.
Lake Bratan & Pura Ulun Danu
- North Bali's Famous High Ground Caldera Lake
- 29 kilometers from Soul Lodge (55 minute drive)
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Lake Bratan presents a scene of almost ethereal beauty. This serene volcanic crater lake, lying at an altitude of over 1,200 meters, is home to the iconic Pura Ulun Danu Bratan, one of Bali’s most important water temples. Built in 1633, this majestic temple complex appears to float gracefully upon the lake’s surface when the waters rise, seemingly guarding the sacred lake dedicated to the goddess Dewi Danu, who provides life-giving water to the island’s fertile lands.