Single Aussie mums launches luxury Bali retreat

Single Aussie mums launches luxury Bali retreat
By Hannah Edensor


Here at Travel Weekly, we’re huge fans of luxury and Balinese retreats.

In fact, retreats, in general, are pretty awesome.

What’s not awesome is the inability for single parents, specifically mums, to enjoy them.

Luckily, travel influencer and single parent Evie Farrell is changing that.

Farrell has been traveling the world for two years with her eight-year-old daughter Emmie, and says she has the solution: luxury mum and kids retreats in Bali, Indonesia.

Evie and Emmie

“I started traveling with Emmie when she was four months old, and I often wondered if other mums felt comfortable traveling alone with their kids.

“I also realised that being on holidays alone with kids can be hard work as you’re the entertainment, the protector and the provider in often unfamiliar surroundings,” Evie said.

“Mums are exhausted enough – when we holiday we need a break, and a luxurious one where we can rest and recharge, too.

“I had an idea to create holidays for mums and kids so that when they arrived at their destination they were immediately in a comfortable place with a small group of other mums to spend time with and kids to play with.

“It just takes the stress out of a solo-parent holiday with kids and means everyone gets to have a good time.

“We’ve just spent two weeks in Sri Lanka hosting families on a Mumpack Travel tour and it was fabulous. Our Bali retreats have the same approach to family fun, but are more luxurious and focused on giving mums the pampering and rest time they deserve.”

Evie, who has more than 97,000 followers on her Instagram @mumpacktravel says that her retreats are open to all mums the world over.

“Whether you’re a solo mum, a mum who has to travel alone because your partner can’t travel with you, a grandmother or an aunty – everyone is welcome!”

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“We want mums to have a memorable and luxurious holiday where they can relax and enjoy a few wines, massages, dinners and outings while the kids play in the pool, have movie nights and learn about the culture here in Bali. Kids activities include kite making, offering making, a pool party and movie nights,” says Evie.

The Mumpack Travel Mum and Kids Luxury Bali Retreat is on from 22 – 29 June 2018.

For more information go to the Mumpack Travel website here.

Sri Lanka family holidays (for dads too) run four times a year and bookings for June and September 2018 and January 2019 are now open.

Email the Travel Weekly team at traveldesk@travelweekly.com.au

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    2. So I want some yoga, a massage, some wine and no child….whilst knowing my child is cared for and safe…..how do I make this happen please. Because your markitechture tells me it is so.
      thanks
      Therese

    3. Wow, this sounds amazing. I’d love to do a retreat like this. Would love to visit Bali also. We went to Indonesia last year with Berkley Travel, and there were similar retreats going on like this one! Wish we had partaken, but we had such an amazing holiday that I didn’t think about it until we’d left and were on our way home! Berkley are an amazing travel company, their hotels are out of this world, would recommend to anyone looking for a relaxing break! https://www.berkeleytravel.co.uk/location/indonesia/

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