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GO Holidays Bali bargain
Hot on the heels of the news that Jetstar will commence low cost Bali flights later this year ex- Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney, GO Holidays has released a Bali special offering 10 nights at the boutique Puri Etnik Hotel – complete with daily breakfast – from just $99* per person twin share.
The popular Legian Hotel is also including a free Kintamani Volcano sightseeing tour as part of the deal,
Located just 70 metres from famous Kuta Beach, all rooms at the 29-room Puri Etnik Hotel are air-conditioned with mini-bar, private facilities & balcony. Hotel facilities include a swim-up pool bar and restaurant.
The Puri Etnik Hotel offer is valid for travel from 01 October – 23 December 2006 and again from 06 January -31 March 2007 but must be booked by 30 September 2006.
*Conditions apply.
For more information contact GO Holidays on 1300 737 747.
Visit: www.goholidays.com.au
Graham Muldoon
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