Romantic Short Getaways from Singapore for Couples Seeking Luxury and Seclusion

For couples in Singapore, I’ve found that the craving for a serene escape without the fatigue of a long-haul trip is a constant, recurring challenge. You’ve probably heard the familiar refrain: “Bali feels overrun, the Maldives are too far for a weekend where is the new frontier for romance?” When planning a short getaway from Singapore for couples, the mind often defaults to a quick car ride to Johor Bahru or a ferry from Tanah Merah Ferry Terminal to the Riau Islands.

But I think it’s really important to distinguish between a simple change of scenery and a true romantic reset that rejuvenates the soul. The answer, I’ve discovered from over 15 years of curating bespoke escapes in Indonesia, lies just a short flight away on the under-the-radar northwest coast of Lombok.

As the Co-Founder of The Lombok Lodge Hospitality®, I’ve had a front-row seat watching this pristine stretch of coastline become a sanctuary for discerning travelers from Singapore. It’s a place where luxury isn’t about glittering mega-resorts or escaping to a theme park, but about the profound connection found in seclusion, authenticity, and unspoiled nature.

If you want to understand how to craft the perfect getaway, I need to walk you through why this specific corner of the world offers an experience that is both effortlessly accessible and deeply transformative, a world away from the hectic city life you leave behind. This is your complete guide to finding that paradise within reach.

What You’ll Find:

• Why Lombok’s northwest coast is the ideal secluded escape from Singapore.
• How to experience true luxury that is both exclusive and accessible.
• An overview of the serene Medana Bay area and its unique character.
• What defines a truly romantic luxury villa experience in Lombok.
• A guide to the reimagined, couple-focused side of the Gili Islands.

Why Lombok’s Northwest Coast Is the Next Romantic Escape

When I think about what makes a destination truly romantic, it’s the combination of profound beauty and undisturbed tranquility. The northwest coast of Lombok, encompassing the serene areas of Medana Bay and Tanjung, offers a geography of serenity that sets it apart from other popular getaway destinations.

Unlike the bustling hubs of southern Bali or even other parts of Lombok, this region is defined by quiet, secluded bays, lush green hillsides rolling down to the sea, and pristine beaches that remain largely unspoiled. It operates on a slower, more mindful rhythm, allowing couples the precious space to genuinely reconnect with each other. This is the antidote to a fast-paced life in SG.

The ease of travel from Singapore is a crucial, often underestimated, factor. The total travel time is remarkably short, with several reputable airlines offering direct or one-stop flights to Lombok International Airport (LOP).

You can leave Singapore in the morning and be sipping cocktails by a private pool by the afternoon, a seamless transition from urban energy to island calm. This logistical simplicity makes it one of the best and most practical yet deeply rewarding getaways from Singapore for a quick trip. I’ve found this effortless journey is a huge draw for busy professionals.

What I find most compelling for couples is the inherent privacy baked into the region’s ethos. The coastline is dotted with boutique resorts and private villas intentionally designed for intimacy.

I’ve noticed a study on Lombok’s tourism potential highlights that its unique ethno-cultural attractions are a major draw for international visitors, offering experiences that go far beyond just a beach holiday (Sustainability, 2022). This potent blend of seclusion, natural beauty, and authentic culture makes the northwest coast an unparalleled romantic sanctuary you have to visit.

(Infographic: Map of Northwest Lombok + nearby islands with travel times from Singapore.)

Luxury Within Reach

I’ve noticed a significant gap in how getaways are often presented online; the focus is frequently on “cheap” deals or “last-minute” rushes. What’s often missed is the concept of affordable indulgence true luxury that feels exclusive without the astronomical price tag of destinations like the Maldives.

This is precisely where Lombok’s northwest coast shines. It masterfully merges exclusivity with accessibility, offering impeccable five-star service, exquisite architectural design, and profound privacy at a value that is simply unmatched in the region.

Let me break down what this means for you in practice with a more detailed 3-day romantic weekend itinerary for a fantastic a short getaway:

• Day 1: Arrival & Sunset Serenity. Arrive from Singapore, where you’ll be greeted by a private transfer. After a scenic drive, you’ll settle into your private ocean-view villa. The afternoon is yours to unwind by your pool before a private, chef-prepared sunset dinner is served on a secluded patch of beach just for you.
• Day 2: Island Exploration & Rejuvenation. After a leisurely breakfast, you’ll embark on a private boat for a day trip to Gili Meno for some of the best snorkelling in the region. After swimming with turtles, your guide will set up a gourmet picnic on a quiet beach. You’ll return in the afternoon for a deeply relaxing couple’s spa treatment using local botanicals.
• Day 3: A Final Indulgence. Your last morning begins with an iconic floating breakfast served in your private pool, one last indulgent memory before a leisurely transfer back to the airport, feeling completely recharged.

When I analyze the data, a real-world cost breakdown of such a trip often comes to a fraction of a comparable experience in more commercialized destinations. For couples in Singapore, the logistical ease of a 2-night stay is a game-changer. You minimize travel time and maximize relaxation time to get the most from your precious holidays.

Where Seclusion Meets the Sea – The Lombok Lodge Area Overview

The heart of northwest Lombok’s romantic allure lies within the pristine coastal area encompassing Medana Bay and Tanjung. I consider this the true gateway to private island calm and the perfect, tranquil base from which you can explore the famous Gili Islands without being caught in their more crowded parts.

What I find perpetually fascinating, no matter how many times I see it, is how this area presents a sweeping ocean-to-mountain panorama with commanding views of the majestic Mount Rinjani in the distance and the tranquil, turquoise sea at your feet—a vista unique to this part of the island.

However, the defining element here is the local culture. The hospitality you experience is deeply rooted in authentic Sasak traditions, emphasizing genuine warmth and personal connection over the scripted, impersonal formality you might find at larger chain resorts.

This human element is what transforms a beautiful stay into a truly memorable one. I’ve seen that while this region is home to many of Lombok’s most exclusive high-end villas, the development density remains incredibly low. This ensures an atmosphere of serene exclusivity where your privacy is paramount. It is one of the key factors that makes the trip so special.

The entire philosophy here is centered on low-impact, high-quality tourism, which in turn preserves the natural beauty and cultural integrity of the area. It’s a deliberate, conscious choice to prioritize space, privacy, and sustainability over mass-market appeal. It is a world away from a hectic holiday trying to see all the street art in a city or rushing through a busy itinerary.

Romantic Luxury Villas and Suites Worth the Journey

I’ve found that many travel guides and blogs tend to highlight budget hotels, but few truly dissect what makes a villa experience genuinely romantic and luxurious for couples. On Lombok’s northwest coast, the trend in intimate villa design is centered around absolute privacy and a seamless connection with nature.

While some popular getaways in the region, like those offered by Telunas Resorts or at Telunas Private Island, feature charming overwater villas, Lombok offers a different but equally compelling kind of grounded luxury.

Here, expansive beachfront properties feature private infinity pools that merge with the ocean horizon, fully secluded sun decks for sunbathing, and open-air gazebos perfect for quiet morning coffees or intimate evening cocktails.

Let me give you a more concrete example of what “secluded luxury” actually feels like in a boutique suite experience.

It means waking up to an entirely unobstructed ocean view from your bed, having a personal butler who anticipates your needs without ever being intrusive, and enjoying amenities that are thoughtfully curated, from local artisanal soaps to a perfectly stocked minibar with your favorite drinks.

When deciding where to stay, I suggest you look for key indicators of quality: a high staff-to-guest ratio, strong and verifiable sustainability credentials, and intelligent architectural design that ensures you rarely see another guest unless you choose to.

For luxury-minded couples, here is a simple checklist I recommend before booking a Lombok villa for your getaway:

• Does the villa offer a completely private, un-overlooked pool and outdoor area?
• Are there personalized dining options, like in-villa breakfasts or private beach dinners?
• What is the resort’s policy on children, if you’re seeking a predominantly adult-focused environment?
• Does the property actively and transparently engage with and support the local community?
  Answering these questions will help you find a place that doesn’t just offer a room, but crafts an entire romantic experience.

The Gili Islands Reimagined for Couples

You’ve probably heard of the Gili Islands, but I want to help you see them through a new lens—one focused entirely on romance and seclusion rather than backpacker parties. When you stay on Lombok’s northwest coast, you are perfectly positioned to get to and experience the best of the Gilis on your own terms, with privacy and comfort.

• Gili Meno: Often called the “honeymoon island,” Meno is the quietest of the trio and my top recommendation for couples. It’s where you can find true tranquility amidst stunning turquoise waters. The main things to do here are snorkeling with sea turtles directly off the beach (there’s a high chance of spotting them), exploring the hauntingly beautiful underwater sculptures by Jason deCaires Taylor, and enjoying quiet dinners at charming beachfront cafes with your feet in the sand.
• Gili Air: I’ve noticed Gili Air strikes a beautiful balance between serenity and a slow, creative sophistication. It has a slightly more developed feel than Meno but maintains a relaxed, bohemian vibe perfect for creative couples. There are charming boutique bungalows, excellent yoga studios with ocean views, and some of the best sunset vantage points looking back towards Bali’s Mount Agung.
• Gili Trawangan: While famous for its vibrant nightlife, I must tell you that Gili Trawangan has a much quieter, more sophisticated side that most people miss. On the western and northern coasts of the island, you’ll discover exclusive adult-only enclaves and luxury villas that are completely removed from the bustle of the main strip. Here you can enjoy the beautiful beaches without the crowds.

From the Medana Bay area, an insider transfer via a private boat is the most romantic and efficient way to get to the islands. This allows you to island-hop at your leisure, avoiding the fixed schedules and crowds of the public fast boats.

This flexibility turns an island visit from a standard tourist activity into a curated private adventure. For any certified diver, the reefs surrounding the Gilis offer incredible biodiversity, wall dives, and clear, warm blue waters.

Authenticity Over Commercialism

I think it’s really important to distinguish between conventional, often sterile, luxury and what I call authentic luxury. The former is often about brand names and impersonal service, while the latter, which you’ll find in abundance in northwest Lombok, is about genuine human connection and a sense of place.

I’ve found that the family-owned resorts in this area redefine luxury by making it deeply personal. Your hosts are not just running a business; they are sharing their home and their community, and that passion translates into an unparalleled level of care and attention to detail.

Let me tell you what this actually means in practice. It’s about being greeted by name by staff members who have worked at the lodge for over a decade and are proud to share their personal stories and culture with you.

It’s about experiencing cultural immersion that is done respectfully and meaningfully, whether it’s a private cooking class using ingredients picked from the resort’s own organic garden, a guided visit to a bustling local market away from the tourist trail, or learning about ancient Sasak weaving traditions from a village elder in her own home.

A study I reviewed, published in Sustainability (2022), found that international tourists in Lombok highly value these ethno-cultural experiences, from traditional ceremonies to local culinary arts.

For discerning travellers who want their holidays to have a positive impact, I suggest you check out properties that can clearly demonstrate how they genuinely support the local community. This goes far beyond just providing employment.

It means actively sourcing produce from nearby farms, funding local schools and educational programs, or participating in environmental conservation projects. This thoughtful approach stands in stark contrast to large-scale, commercial developments that can sometimes alienate local culture, a concern highlighted by the new billion-dollar project planned for southern Lombok (Travel and Tour World, 2025).

Dining by Design – Romantic Culinary Experiences

For many couples, a truly memorable getaway is defined by its culinary experiences. In the serene setting of northwest Lombok, dining is not just about food; it’s about creating unforgettable, intimate, and romantic moments. It’s a world away from grabbing a quick bite or visiting a busy rooftop bar in the city. Here, every meal is an event in itself.

One of the most sought-after and quintessentially romantic experiences is oceanfront dining under the stars at Medana Bay. Imagine a beautifully set table for two on a secluded stretch of beach, lit by a canopy of stars and flickering candles, with the gentle sound of waves as your exclusive soundtrack.

This is something I always recommend for a special occasion like an anniversary or proposal. For a more relaxed but equally indulgent experience, many luxury villas offer private beachfront breakfasts, where you can start your day with your feet in the sand, or whimsical floating pool brunches served directly in your villa’s infinity pool a perfect opportunity for fun photo ops.

The menus themselves are a vibrant celebration of the region’s bounty, with a strong focus on farm-to-table concepts. Freshly caught seafood, organic vegetables from the highlands, and aromatic local herbs take center stage. You’ll find inventive Indonesian fusion menus that artfully blend traditional Sasak flavors with international culinary techniques.

According to research on Lombok’s tourism attractions, local dishes like Ayam Taliwang (a famously spicy grilled chicken) and various types of sate (satay) are highly rated by visitors. For food-loving couples, don’t hesitate to engage with the chef.

Most high-end properties are more than happy to accommodate dietary needs and can even create custom menus based on your preferences, ensuring every meal is a unique and delicious part of your love story.

Sea, Sand, and Soul – Couple Experiences Beyond the Room

While the sheer luxury and comfort of your villa is a huge part of the appeal, the true magic of a Lombok getaway happens when you venture out to explore the stunning natural beauty together.

I’ve found that shared adventures, big or small, are incredibly powerful for deepening bonds, and there are so many things to do in northwest Lombok.

One of the most iconic and beloved experiences is snorkelling with majestic sea turtles right off the shores of Gili Meno. The crystal-clear, calm blue waters make it accessible even for beginners, and sharing that silent, graceful moment of seeing a turtle glide by is something you’ll talk about for years.

For an even more elevated romantic moment, I strongly suggest arranging a private sunset cruise to the Gili islands. As the sun dips below the horizon, painting the sky in fiery hues of orange and pink with Bali’s Mount Agung silhouetted in the distance, it creates the ultimate setting for a proposal or simply a quiet moment of profound connection together. It is one of the best experiences to have on your trip.

For a unique and playful adventure, you can arrange a gourmet island picnic on a completely deserted beach, or go on a photography hunt at the famous underwater sculptures near Gili Meno, offering plenty of unique photo ops.

These activities are not just items on a checklist; they are carefully curated opportunities to create shared memories that will last a lifetime. My analysis of what modern couples seek has shown me that these private, personalized experiences are what transform a good trip into an exceptional and unforgettable one.

Mindful Escapes – Wellness and Reconnection

In our hyper-connected, always-on world, one of the greatest luxuries is the opportunity to truly disconnect from the digital noise and reconnect with each other on a deeper level.

A short getaway to northwest Lombok is the perfect setting for a mindful escape focused on wellness and rejuvenation. The tranquil environment itself is inherently restorative, but the region’s boutique resorts take a step further with dedicated wellness offerings specifically designed for couples.

I’ve come across some really interesting research lately about how serene, natural environments positively impact our well-being, and this is where ocean-view spa rituals come into their own.

Imagine a restorative couple’s massage in an open-air pavilion, where the fragrant scent of local botanicals like frangipani and lemongrass mingles with the fresh sea breeze. These treatments often use ancient, traditional Sasak healing techniques and all-natural ingredients like pearl powder, Sasak coffee, and virgin coconut oil to soothe both body and mind.

For a powerful and centering start to your day, practicing yoga at dawn facing the majestic, cloud-wreathed Mount Rinjani is an experience that grounds and inspires. It’s a moment of shared stillness and intention before the world awakens.

The concept of a digital detox is also fully embraced here, but in a luxurious, non-restrictive way. It’s not about forced deprivation; it’s about creating an environment so engaging and peaceful that you can simply forget to check your screens.

For wellness-seeking couples, I’ve learned that Lombok provides the perfect balance: deep tranquility and the space to reconnect, all supported by attentive, world-class service.

Connection Through Seclusion

I’ve found that the relationship between seclusion and intimacy is more complex and powerful than most of us realize. In our busy daily lives back in Singapore, true connection is often fragmented by constant interruptions from work, social obligations, and digital notifications.

A short getaway to a secluded destination like northwest Lombok provides the essential psychological space for what I call a “relational reset.” By removing the endless daily distractions, you create a protected environment where you can focus entirely and wholly on each other.

There’s a compelling reason why seclusion enhances intimacy and strengthens memory formation. When you share a unique and beautiful experience like watching the sunset from a private boat or discovering a hidden cove together without the presence of crowds, the memory becomes more potent, vivid, and personal.

It’s your moment, not one shared with hundreds of other tourists all vying for the same photo. This is the very essence of what I call “connection through seclusion.”

For modern couples in Singapore juggling demanding careers and packed social lives, I’ve seen firsthand how these short, immersive trips can significantly deepen long-term bonds. They act as concentrated, high-impact bursts of quality time to recharge your relationship.

In fact, I came across a 2025 Skyscanner study indicating that 63% of couples report feeling a stronger connection and communication in their relationship after a shared travel experience. Ultimately, it’s not about the length of the getaway, but the depth of the connection you foster while you’re away.

Practical Planning – Making Your Lombok Escape Effortless

In my experience, the difference between a good trip and a great one often comes down to smooth, stress-free logistics. Here’s a detailed breakdown of how to make your short getaway from Singapore to Lombok as effortless as possible.

Flight and Transfer Logistics: Several reputable airlines offer flights from Singapore (SIN) to Lombok International Airport (LOP). You can find direct flights, which are the most convenient, or comfortable one-stop options with a brief layover in Jakarta (CGK) or Bali (DPS).

To get from the airport to your resort, I highly recommend pre-arranging a private transfer directly with your accommodation. The scenic drive to the northwest coast takes approximately 90 minutes to 2 hours, allowing you time to relax and enjoy the unfolding landscape from the moment you land.

Visa and Travel Requirements: For many nationalities, including Singaporeans, Indonesia offers visa-free entry for short tourist visits. However, I always advise checking the latest official regulations before you travel, as requirements can change. A critical pro tip is to ensure your passport has at least six months of validity from your date of entry.

Currency, Tipping, and Etiquette: The local currency is the Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). While major resorts and high-end restaurants accept credit cards, it’s wise to carry some cash for small purchases at local shops, cafes, or markets.

Tipping is appreciated for good service but not mandatory; a 5-10% tip at restaurants is a kind and common gesture. When you visit local villages or temples, it’s respectful to dress modestly, covering your shoulders and knees.

Weather and Best Travel Months: Lombok enjoys a beautiful tropical climate year-round. The dry season, running from approximately April to October, is generally considered the best time to visit, with consistently sunny days and calm seas perfect for boating and swimming.

The wet season, from November to March, sees more rain, but it often comes in short, heavy bursts followed by long periods of sunshine. I’ve found that even the wet season has its own unique charm, with incredibly lush green landscapes and fewer tourists, offering an even greater sense of seclusion.

Packing and Preparation for Couples

To get the most out of your romantic getaway, packing smart is absolutely key. I’ve found that a “less is more” approach works best for a short trip, focusing on versatile, high-quality pieces that blend island elegance with a sense of adventure. A great pro tip I always share is to roll your clothes instead of folding them to save space and prevent stubborn wrinkles. Don’t forget to pack smart.

What to Pack for Both Island Elegance and Adventure: For her, think lightweight maxi dresses, stylish swimwear, and a chic kaftan or cover-up that can transition seamlessly from the pool to a casual beachfront lunch. For him, tailored shorts, breathable linen shirts, and swim trunks are perfect.

I recommend packing a light sweater, pashmina, or jacket for cooler, breezy evenings by the sea or for overly air-conditioned indoor spaces. For footwear, a pair of nice sandals for dinners and comfortable flip-flops or water shoes for exploring is all you need.

Dress Codes for Fine Dining and Temple Visits: While most of Lombok has a relaxed, laid-back atmosphere, the high-end resorts often have a “smart casual” dress code for their fine-dining restaurants in the evening.

This usually means no swimwear or sleeveless shirts for men. If you plan to visit a temple, it is essential to be respectful of the local culture. A sarong and sash are often required and can usually be borrowed on-site, but it’s a good practice to wear clothing that covers your shoulders and knees.

Travel-Light Checklist (2–3 Night Luxury Escape):

• 2-3 swimsuits each
• 3 casual daytime outfits (shorts, tees, sundresses)
• 2 evening outfits (smart casual)
• High-SPF sunscreen, sunglasses, and a wide-brimmed hat
• Basic toiletries (though your luxury villa will provide high-quality products)
• A waterproof bag for boat trips and beach days
• Your camera, all necessary chargers, and a portable power bank

For photographers who want to capture truly stunning photo credit-worthy shots, I recommend bringing a versatile lens (like a 24-70mm) to capture everything from sweeping landscapes to intimate romantic portraits. The golden hours at sunrise and sunset are particularly magical and offer the most beautiful light.

Sustainability and Community Connection

In my experience, true luxury travel in the modern era is becoming increasingly and inextricably synonymous with conscious, responsible travel. It’s about choosing destinations and properties that not only provide an exceptional experience for the guest but also have a tangible, positive impact on the local environment and community. The boutique resorts of northwest Lombok are at the forefront of this vital movement in low-impact tourism.

Many of these properties are deeply and genuinely committed to sustainability, implementing impactful practices like coral restoration projects in Medana Bay, comprehensive waste reduction and recycling programs, and using renewable energy sources wherever possible.

This thoughtful approach is vital to preserving the pristine natural beauty that draws visitors in the first place. I’ve seen some research which has shown that for local tourism to be truly sustainable and beneficial in the long term, it requires strong community involvement and robust environmental protections from both the government and private sector.

What I find most inspiring, however, are the direct local partnerships. For example, some resorts I know prioritize sourcing their produce from local farmers, with the remarkable stat of over 80% of ingredients coming from within a 30 km radius. They also invest heavily in employment programs that provide training and long-term, stable careers for residents.

The Journal of Eastern European and Central Asian Research (2023) noted that improving digital access for local micro, small, and medium enterprises is crucial for economic growth, and some forward-thinking resorts assist local artisans in this area, helping them reach a wider market.

For conscious travellers, you can verify real sustainability by asking about these specific initiatives and choosing a resort where your stay directly contributes to the well-being and empowerment of the local community.

Before You Leave – Extending Your Love Story

I’ve noticed that a well-crafted short getaway doesn’t just end when you check out; it inspires future journeys and adds a new chapter to your shared story. A weekend in northwest Lombok can serve as a beautiful and tantalizing introduction to the island’s incredibly diverse landscapes, planting a seed for your next adventure together.

After experiencing the serene beaches of Medana Bay, you might be inspired to visit and explore other parts of the island on a future trip. I often recommend the Gili Gede archipelago in the southwest for an even more rustic, off-the-grid, and adventurous island experience.

Alternatively, the lush, cool Tetebatu highlands in central Lombok, known as the island’s rice paddy heartland, offer terraced fields, refreshing waterfalls, and a glimpse into traditional village life. For the truly adventurous couple, the foothills of the mighty Mount Rinjani offer incredible trekking opportunities and a chance to connect with the island’s powerful spiritual core.

For repeat guests, many properties, including The Lombok Lodge, offer innovative multi-concept stays. You can combine a few nights at a luxurious beachfront villa with a stay at a private lodge nestled in the hills, giving you two distinct yet complementary experiences in a single, seamless trip.

In the end, I believe the closing reflection should be: “Luxury is not about distance, but depth.” A getaway to Lombok allows you to discover that depth, creating precious memories that will call you back again and again.

Your Short Getaway, Redefined

I’ve found that for couples in Singapore, the perfect short getaway is one that masterfully balances ease, intimacy, and authentic experience over sheer distance. It’s about maximizing your precious time together in a place that feels both a world away and effortlessly within reach, a place where you can truly unwind and reconnect.

Northwest Lombok delivers on this promise, offering a sanctuary of secluded luxury, genuine Sasak hospitality, and breathtaking natural beauty. It’s a retreat that redefines what a weekend escape can be transforming it from a simple break from work into a meaningful opportunity to deepen your connection and create lasting memories.

I invite you to explore The Lombok Lodge Villas Collection, where our family-owned philosophy of authentic, heartfelt luxury brings this unique vision to life.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best way to get around Lombok’s northwest coast?

I recommend arranging a private car and driver through your resort. This is the most comfortable, safe, and flexible way to get to different places and explore the area, from scenic coastal drives to visits to local markets. For short distances or if you’re feeling adventurous, renting a scooter can also be a fun option to explore the immediate vicinity of your resort.

Are there activities for adventurous couples beyond relaxation?

Absolutely. This destination is not just for relaxing. Besides world-class snorkeling and diving around the Gili Islands, you can arrange guided treks to stunning nearby waterfalls like Tiu Kelep, try stand-up paddleboarding in the calm bays, or even take a surfing lesson on the wave-rich west coast. The region offers a great balance of adventure and tranquility for your holidays.

How does Lombok’s luxury scene compare to other destinations in Malaysia?

I’ve found that luxury in Lombok is generally more understated, personal, and focused on privacy and nature. While you can certainly find fantastic high-end resorts in Malaysia, Lombok’s northwest coast offers a unique level of seclusion and authenticity that is hard to match.

If you’re seeking quiet, intimate experiences, genuine cultural interactions, and a slower pace away from the crowds, Lombok provides a more exclusive and memorable experience.

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