Think of the best retreat you’ve been to. We’re guessing it’s probably close to something like a 5-star luxury hotel with world-class spa facilities, spacious suites and a private pool. It’s probably also made of concrete, right? Okay, forget about it because you’re gonna change your mind once you go to Fivelements Retreat in Bali. Its structures are made of bamboo. Yes! Located in a village called Ubud, it is well secluded within nature and is also made of nature.
‘Fivelements Retreat was designed to provide an oasis of calm and tranquillity creating a space for life transformation, enhanced by a unique approach to ‘wellness hospitality’ wherever they are in the world.
Our integrative wellness approach is designed to tune in on physical, emotional and spiritual levels, allowing an organic process to naturally unfold.’
- Fivelements
Their therapies and programmes are specially designed and dedicated to encourage rejuvenation and detoxification, stress reduction, weight management as well as other concerns. For example, they are well equipped to address concerns like a bad relationship with food, overuse of medications and more.
Their wellness approach is underpinned by the Balinese Hindu philosophy of Tri Hita Karana – asserting that the three reasons for prosperity and wellbeing are harmony with God, Nature and Human.
Thus, the retreat is built upon eco-conscious and biophilic architecture, focusing on sustainability and regenerative philosophies.
In other words, it symbolises integrating the needs of society with the integrity of nature. The wellness facilities and services offered are deeply rooted in the ancient and local traditions of Bali, embracing holistic-inspired therapies.
Committed to support the local communities, this property employees’ are mostly locals from the neightbouring villages.
The APERTUS team specifically sourced for a partner like Fivelements owing to our shared interests in engaging in sustainability efforts.
They recycle around 95% of their wastes, and arrange monthly river and village cleanups.
Not to mention, 0.5% of their revenue goes to regenerative and sustainability activities, which include a tree-planting program, their garden project, water conservation, an increase in solar usage, and sponsorship of children through the Bali Children’s Project.
Fun Fact: The garden in Fivelements produces 30% of our vegetables, fruits and herbs to Sakti Dining Room. These herbs and veggies are not only used for their kitchen but also for their spa where they create Jamu – Indonesian traditional drink for health and treatments as their spa only uses natural resources.
They are so aware of their carbon footprint that they can trace the origins of every single material used in their retreat, ensuring that they’re sustainable – including the ingredients in your complimentary shampoos and your silk sheets.
Fivelements’ integrative wellness services and programs combine:
Balinese-inspired healing rituals for purification, balancing and regeneration
Water blessing ritual
Fire blessing ritual
Beauty rituals
Pre-natal care etc.
Plant-based living foods cuisine for health, beauty and longevity
Set in a bamboo pavilion, the Sakti Dining Room serves 100% plant-based gastronomic creations made with produce sourced from the Ubud area and the local villages.
Sacred arts practices for inner strength, alignment and dedication
Yoga, meditation, Tea etc.
You can opt for a bespoke private retreat that is curated by specialists in Fivelements, according to your personal requests and concerns you might want to address. Whether it’s a mix of needing a culinary detox and spiritual healing, or weight management and rejuvenation, they will deliver a personalised retreat plan that’s perfect for you.
Simply contact the APERTUS Team and request for a Fivelements retreat so we can have them arrange an extra special bespoke experience for you. So, when would you like to get on your jet bound for Bali?