Postcard From Here: Nadia Fairfax-Wayne Embraces Slow Living At Nag Shampa Private Estate In Bali

Sydney-based creative director and fashion personality Nadia Fairfax-Wayne (@nadiafairfax) escaped to the lush highlands of Ubud, checking into the serene Nag Shampa Private Estate.

Known for her sharp eye and effortless style, Nadia Fairfax-Wayne (@nadiafairfax) has carved a unique space in Australia’s fashion and media scene. From sitting on the front row to curated brand partnerships, she brings her signature flair to everything she does. On this trip, she swapped city glamour for slow mornings, open-air yoga, barefoot meals, and true tropical indulgence at Nag Shampa Private Estate — a wellness hideaway in Ubud, Bali’s forested heart. 

Read on to discover why this soothing slice of Bali is Nadia’s latest go-to for unwinding in style.

Tell us why you chose to travel to Bali?

Bali’s a perennial muse… a tantalising blend of captivating culture, lush landscapes, and the art of doing absolutely nothing with style. It’s my go-to for a spirited escape that’s equal parts soul-nourishing and buckets of fun.

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What are 3 things you always pack when you go to Bali?

SPF 50 (because beauty and brains both require protection), earrings that transition effortlessly from beach to bar, and finally, I never travel anywhere without a crispy white shirt.

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What did you love most about your trip with The Luxe Nomad?

The Luxe Nomad’s knack for turning a good trip into an unforgettable experience. From bespoke arrangements to discreet touches of luxury, they truly understand how to elevate travel from simple to sublime.

What was the most impressive thing about Nag Shampa? 

At Nag Shampa, the tranquillity is unparalleled. Nestled amidst lush greenery, the ambience feels like a secret retreat. The open-air yoga shala, surrounded by tropical gardens, offers a serene space to reconnect with your inner peace.

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Which room or view from your stay totally stole your heart?

The master suite’s floor-to-ceiling windows framing the tropical gardens was an everyday spectacle that felt like a personal show designed just for me.

Can you share any personal recommendations on how to best enjoy Bali?

For anyone planning to stay at Nag Shampa, let the in-house chefs feed your soul! An inventive culinary dance on your palate, each plate a testament to Bali’s rich ingredients, which come straight from the garden!

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Also, don’t miss out on indulging in a Balinese Massage: Nothing says luxury like letting a skilled local therapist knead away your travel fatigue. It’s true bliss, skilfully delivered.

Lastly, If this trip had a soundtrack, what song would be playing? 

“Here Comes the Sun” because Bali’s warmth and light truly feel like a personal serenade.

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