Glamp Nusa

Glamp Nusa, is a new Bali resort which specializes in weddings.  They pride themselves on exceptional 5 star service and certainly deliver just that.  This was my first experience with glamping, it's a long way from any previous camping I've done.  This was the venue for the wedding that 40 of the happy couple's closest family and friends had travelled to attend.

My tent was beside the koi pond, opposite Jami, my granddaughter on the other side of the pond and with my son and dil  my closest neighbour.  It came in handy having Jami so close when I decided to walk around on the lush grass barefooted while I took photos and got stung by an ant.  Jami is a seasoned traveler and had some cream to sooth the sting.

 

The resort was next door to a paragliding business and the colourful kites (is that what they're called?) as they glided past added a lovely splash of colour.  

 

Here there were no stepping stones to negotiate but a little bridge to cross.  Obviously this is where the koi are fed as the minute one approached, the fish swarmed to the bridge.

My grandson and his lovely bride chose a cliff top as their wedding location.  

My younger daughter going to inspect the set up.  

The flowers were glorious.  See those yellow-orangy garlands?  They are also fresh flowers. 

The guests were asked to not take photos so I don't have any to share except this quick snap I snuck in after the formal photos, of the happy couple having a quick refreshment.   I have received a lovely video of the wedding but can't link it. 

 

The paragliders had been asked by the resort people to not come past during the ceremony but after it was finished they did what looked like a fly-past.  A wonderful sight. 

 I hadn't been looking forward to having dinner outdoors but the minute the sun dropped below the horizon, the temperature dropped to something approaching comfortable.  

 

 

 

This is my shot of the day.  As all the guests were enjoying pre-dinner cocktails I looked around and noticed in a back corner my son, younger grandson and father of the groom enjoying a catch up.  Goodness knows what they had turned to look at!