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PAID CONTENT FOR AYANA BALI & AYANA KOMODO WAECICU BEACH


AYANA Bali & AYANA Komodo Waecicu Beach BALI & FLORES, INDONESIA


Rising above Jimbaran Bay, AYANA Bali brings together four distinctive hotels, acclaimed dining, wellness and cultural experiences across 220 acres of cliffside coastline, creating one integrated destination. Further east, AYANA Komodo Waecicu Beach extends the journey to the Unesco World Heritage-listed Komodo National Park, where remote islands, remarkable wildlife and thriving marine ecosystems reveal another side of Indonesia’s archipelago. At AYANA Bali, each day unfolds naturally


between the resort’s many experiences. Mornings may begin overlooking Jimbaran Bay before afternoons are spent beside the ocean, while 31 restaurants and bars showcase flavours from across Indonesia and around the world. As evening falls, guests gather at Rock Bar, where waves crash against the cliffs as the sun sets. Throughout the resort, dining, wellness and culture are woven together, encouraging guests to experience Bali at an unhurried pace. Beyond its coastal setting, AYANA Bali offers opportunities to connect with the island’s


heritage. At the heart of the estate is SAKA Museum, recognised by Prix Versailles as one of the world’s most beautiful museums. Through carefully curated exhibitions, it explores Balinese philosophy, ritual traditions, craftsmanship and the island’s relationship with time, offering a deeper understanding of Bali beyond its beaches. Wellness is equally rooted in place at AYANA


Spa, home to one of the world’s largest seawater thalassotherapy pools, where naturally filtered seawater offers a restorative experience. The journey continues at AYANA Komodo


Waecicu Beach, the gateway to one of Indonesia’s most extraordinary natural landscapes. From its private jetty, excursions into Komodo National Park offer encounters with the legendary Komodo dragon, as well as manta rays. Selected voyages aboard AYANA Lako di’a also provide the rare opportunity to swim alongside whale sharks and juvenile sharks. Guided by AYANA’s resident marine biologists, these experiences are enriched by insights into the region’s marine ecosystems and ongoing conservation efforts.


DON’T MISS Take a boat trip to Komodo National Park to see Komodo dragons, snorkel vibrant coral reefs and spot manta rays


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KEY FEATURES • 993 rooms, 14 pools & 31 dining venues across an integrated destination


• AYANA Spa, which is home to one of the world’s largest seawater thalassotherapy pools


• SAKA Museum • AYANA Komodo’s private jetty, which offers seamless access to AYANA Cruises & Komodo National Park


KEY ACTIVITIES • Sunset cocktails at Rock Bar • Sail through Komodo National Park with AYANA Cruises


• Snorkelling, wildlife encounters & island trekking in Flores


GET IN TOUCH • ayana.com • +62 361 702222 • reservation@ayana.com • instagram.com/ayanaresort


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