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Lotus Desaru Beachview Resort & Spa in Johor live

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Fun water slides for the children at the Water Park. THE SPLASH-TACULAR WATER PARK One of Lotus Desaru’s main attraction­s is, without a doubt, its water park, made up of several play areas such as splash pads, a water ride with a slow current that’s suitable for children, and even a giant coconut.

My three-year-old niece Zara finds the latter somewhat exciting as the giant coconut tilts down periodical­ly, splashing everyone and everything below with water when full. Even adults find it fun as I see several parents waiting patiently below for the next big splash.

With its waterfalls, spouting geysers, and spraying fountains, the Lotus Desaru’s waterpark is easily the highlight for any child who visits the resort. It is only when my nephew and niece start shivering from the cold and their fingertips go wrinkly pale from the water that their mother decides they’ve had enough fun in the water.

Built near the waterpark is the resort’s Lotus Suria Spa that specialise­s in the traditiona­l Indian health practice of Ayurveda. The spa offers various kinds of Ayurvedic treatments such as oil baths, steam baths, oil dripping and a de-stress therapy. I cannot help but think the latter will be particular­ly enticing to the many parents I see patiently attending to their children in the swimming pool.

FRESH SEAFOOD

Personally, I believe dinner is the most

The two-bedroom apartment’s lounge area

important of the day while on vacation. Not only is it an occasion unto itself it also marks the end of the day when we get to share new memories with loved ones. Vacation dinners are also an excuse to indulge in things we love and discover new tastes.

The Rhu Seafood Restaurant does not disappoint. Built near the beach, it offers a

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