Pigs are important for cermonies and an important source of extra income
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- Iluh, eldest daughter.
- Mango ladder!
- Local honey – Madu asli – is collected in the trees – you can taste this delicious honey as we walk around the village.
- The pavilion area at Ketut’s Hideaway.
- One of the many tracks that weave throughout the village – you will be guided along these tracks and given a glimpse of life that few tourists see.
- The coral reef is only a short distance off shore.
- Ketut’s jukungs have solid outriggers that are perfect for feeding fish and rating while looking at coral.
- Cows, jukungs and coconuts – Ketuts Hideaway has it all!
- Just behind the beach you will see how people farm the land.
- Jukings in the bay.
- Ketuts Hideaway – the guest showers have fantastic views!
- Lunch at Ketut’s Hideaway is prepared from fresh local produce – you are welcome to join in the cooking.
- Bayu and Mangwi take guests to the coral.
- A guest relaxing at Ketut’s Hideaway.
- The pavillion of Ketus Hideaway.
- Sustainable bamboo has been used throughout Ketut’s Hideaway.