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Ellie&co Explore the best of Bali with our tailored tours! Join us for unforgettable moments in paradise! Ellie&Co specializes in unique and personalized tours in Bali.

From shopping sprees and traditional Melukat ceremonies to wine tastings and sourcing adventures, we offer unique experiences for every traveler. We offer a range of experiences, including shopping tours, traditional Melukat ceremonies, winery tours, and photography tours. Discover the beauty and culture of Bali with our expertly curated itineraries.

19/08/2026

There’s a ceremony here that takes place at a temple older than most countries. Here’s what it actually involves.
It begins at the village shaman’s home, with an introduction to Balinese spirituality. Guests make their own offerings and change into traditional kebaya before the ceremony begins.
We only offer this because we’ve experienced it ourselves and found it genuinely meaningful. DM MELUKAT.

Balinese offerings, the small woven trays you’ll see everywhere, aren’t decoration. Here’s what they actually are.Called...
19/08/2026

Balinese offerings, the small woven trays you’ll see everywhere, aren’t decoration. Here’s what they actually are.
Called canang sari, these small woven palm-leaf trays hold flowers, rice, and small offerings, placed fresh daily. Offered as a gesture of gratitude and balance, renewed each morning across the island.
Understanding this small practice tends to change how the whole island is experienced, not just observed.

Gardens, a tasting, then lunch on a black sand beach. That’s the whole day.Gardens first, unhurried. Then the tasting, h...
18/08/2026

Gardens, a tasting, then lunch on a black sand beach. That’s the whole day.
Gardens first, unhurried. Then the tasting, held right where the grapes are grown, no tasting room, no formality. Then lunch at a restaurant on a black sand beach.
We built this into the day because it’s the kind of afternoon we’d want for ourselves. This week’s tours are open. DM WINE.

18/08/2026

Leave your sunglasses on your head at a temple here, and you’re basically making a donation to the local monkeys.
Sunglasses, snacks, dangling jewellery, all fair game if you’re not paying attention. Some temples have staff specifically employed to negotiate items back from the monkeys. Genuinely.
After enough visits, you stop wearing anything you’re not prepared to lose.

A fridge magnet doesn’t really capture a trip. A bracelet you designed yourself does.Semi-precious stones, chosen by you...
18/08/2026

A fridge magnet doesn’t really capture a trip. A bracelet you designed yourself does.
Semi-precious stones, chosen by you, strung into a bracelet you’ll actually keep wearing. Two hours, a handful of beads, and a finished piece that’s entirely your own design.
We’ve watched enough guests wear their bracelets for years to know this one actually lasts. DM BEAD.

There’s a word here for a kind of acceptance that doesn’t quite exist in English. I think about it more than I should.Ik...
17/08/2026

There’s a word here for a kind of acceptance that doesn’t quite exist in English. I think about it more than I should.
Ikhlas. Loosely, sincere acceptance, letting go without bitterness attached.
I’ve heard it used for missed flights, cancelled plans, and small everyday disappointments alike. It’s less about the event and more about how lightly you’re able to hold it afterward.
Not every setback needs fighting. Some just need releasing, cleanly.

17/08/2026

Jam karet. Loosely, “rubber time.” A flexible, unhurried relationship with the clock here.
Meetings, meals, even ceremonies can start a little later than planned, and nobody minds. It’s less about lateness and more about presence mattering more than the schedule.
We plan our tours with this rhythm in mind, not against it, so nothing feels rushed.

You’ll say “terima kasih” more in one Bali trip than you’ve said thank you in a normal month.Boutiques, drivers, warungs...
17/08/2026

You’ll say “terima kasih” more in one Bali trip than you’ve said thank you in a normal month.
Boutiques, drivers, warungs, temple guides. It covers all of it, several times a day. By day three, it’s automatic. By the flight home, it’s muscle memory.
After enough trips here, you’ll notice you’re saying it more at home too, and you won’t mind.

17/08/2026

This isn’t a shopping tour with extras bolted on. It’s a full week where every single detail has been thought through so you don’t have to think at all.

Wake up to breakfast before a day spent working the backstreets of Kerobokan, Berawa and Seminyak, homewares and fashion, boutique by boutique, with the same fair fixed prices and the same doors we’ve spent years building relationships to open.

Sip your way through Bali’s only estate-growing winery, garden tastings and lunch on a black sand beach.

Be purified in a melukat ceremony at a village shaman’s home, dressed in traditional kebaya, inside a temple that’s stood for a thousand years.

Eat lunch in the rice paddies. Watch the sun go down with a drink in your hand and dinner on the beach. Spend a full day being looked after at the spa, no plans, no agenda, just you.

Every transfer sorted. Every booking made. Every reservation confirmed before you even land.

You show up. We take care of everything else. All you have to do is have the time of your life with a group of women who are there for exactly the same reason you are.

Numbers are limited and we already have interest. If this is speaking to you, don’t sit on it.

16/08/2026

There’s exactly one winery in Bali that grows and produces its own wine. Most people don’t know it exists.
One winery. Grown and produced entirely on site, gardens included. The tastings happen right there, in the gardens themselves, then lunch at a restaurant on a black sand beach.
We only recommend it because we’d genuinely choose it ourselves. This week’s tours are open. DM WINE.

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