Ligaya — The retreat is set within the tranquil landscape of Sukawati, Bali, far from the bustling tourist areas. Surrounded by vibrant green rice fields and within walking distance of the beach, it offers a peaceful and natural environment. The atmosphere is one of calm and rejuvenation, designed to help guests unwind and reconnect with their inner selves.
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Ligaya

Move gently, reconnect with nature

Indonesia Sukawati paid

Rice-field quiet and a beach within walking distance set the tone at Ligaya, a wellness retreat in Sukawati designed to make room for both reflection and company. Its home, The Floating Leaf, pairs a lush green setting with spacious shared areas, a spa, a pool, and a yoga studio. Ligaya’s stated aim is to cultivate clarity through awareness of self, using movement of body and mind, while connecting that awareness to the natural world. The setting feels especially suited to stepping back from Bali’s busier tourist districts without being cut off from local life: restaurants are nearby, and Denpasar’s airport is within reach by car. Retreat stays include two freshly prepared vegetarian meals each day, using organic produce from the garden and region, plus fruit, water, coffee, and tea. With room to linger between sessions and enjoy the grounds, the experience leans toward wellness and unhurried time rather than a tightly defined meditation tradition.

Highlights

  • Two daily vegetarian meals made with organic garden and regional produce
  • A spa, pool, hot tub, and yoga studio within the retreat complex
  • Rice-field surroundings with the beach within walking distance
  • Fruit, water, coffee, and tea available as snacks throughout the day

Good for

wellness travelersyoga practitionersvegetariansnature loverstravelers seeking a quieter Bali stay

Setting

The Floating Leaf sits amid green rice fields in Sukawati, away from Bali’s busiest tourist areas and within walking distance of the beach. Spacious common areas, a pool, and a spa make it easy to alternate between quiet time and relaxed company.

A typical day

Daily structure varies by retreat, so confirm it with the center. The stay includes two vegetarian meals, with fruit, water, coffee, and tea available through the day; free time can be spent in the shared spaces or using the spa and pool.

Accommodation

The retreat is based at The Floating Leaf, a luxury eco-retreat venue. Specific room types and lodging arrangements are not detailed; ask the center about available rooms when planning a stay.

What to bring

Pack light, breathable clothes for Bali’s average annual temperature of 26.1°C, plus comfortable clothing for movement. January through March are the wettest months, so bring a light rain layer if travelling then; July, August, and April are among the driest months.

Address Jl. Pantai Purnama No.42

How to get there

The address is Jl. Pantai Purnama No.42, Sukawati, in southern Bali, north of Denpasar. The retreat is in the rice fields and within walking distance of the beach; local restaurants are nearby.

Nearest airport: Denpasar I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) (22 km)

Denpasar I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS), near Kuta, is approximately 22 km from Ligaya. A taxi can take you to the center; ask the center about transport assistance.

Nearest city: Kuta, Badung

Languages
English
How to book

Contact the center directly to reserve and confirm dates.

Pricing

Retreat pricing starts from USD 500. Two vegetarian meals a day and snacks are included.

Climate

Climate Zone: Tropical

Best Months: Aug, Apr, Jul

Avoid: Jan, Feb, Mar

Bali is warm year-round, with an average temperature of 26.1°C. January, February, and March are the wettest months, while August, April, and July are among the driest; July through September are relatively cooler.

Location

Frequently asked questions

What does a typical day at Ligaya look like?

The schedule varies by retreat. Ask the center about session times and the daily rhythm for your dates.

Can beginners join a retreat at Ligaya?

Ligaya’s focus includes awareness through movement of body and mind. Ask the center whether a specific retreat is suitable for your experience level.

What food is included during a stay?

Retreats include two vegetarian meals a day, prepared with organic produce from the garden and region, along with fruit, water, coffee, and tea.

How do I get to Ligaya from the airport?

Denpasar I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport is approximately 22 km away. A taxi is a practical option; ask the center about transport assistance.

How can I book a stay?

Contact the center directly to ask about dates, availability, and reservations.

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