PAID CONTENT FOR RAFFLES BALI
PAID CONTENT FOR RAFFLES BALI
Raffles Bali BALI, INDONESIA
Perched on a secluded hilltop overlooking Jimbaran Bay, Raffles Bali is where the timeless beauty of the island’s landscapes meets the elegance of refined hospitality. The resort is surrounded by lush gardens and sweeping ocean views, offering a rare sense of tranquillity only moments from Bali’s cultural heart. Jimbaran is known for its golden beaches, traditional markets and vibrant fishing community, while nearby Uluwatu and Nusa Dua are home to dramatic cliffs and ancient temples. Created as a haven for travellers in search of both
discovery and serenity, the resort has just 32 private pool villas set within expansive gardens. This limited collection ensures privacy and personalised attention, allowing every guest to feel both secluded and deeply connected to the essence of Bali. Within each villa, guests find thoughtful details, including handcrafted furnishings and a private bar that’s replenished daily with non-alcoholic drinks. Dining at Raffles Bali balances authenticity with
sophistication. Rumari, the signature restaurant, sits at the resort’s highest point and serves contemporary dishes inspired by the culinary
traditions of the Indonesian archipelago. At Loloan Beach Bar and Grill, the rhythm of the ocean complements Mediterranean flavours and seafood sourced directly from Jimbaran’s shores. Wellness is central to the resort experience.
Treatments at the Raffles Spa are enriched by cultural rituals such as Melukat, the Balinese purification ceremony guided by local healers. Guests can also visit a Balinese home to learn about the island’s living traditions. Yoga, meditation and sound healing sessions deepen the holistic journey, creating a sense of balance and renewal. Travellers who book directly with Raffles Bali
enjoy exclusive privileges, including complimentary round-trip airport transfers that ensure ease from the moment they arrive. The resort curates bespoke experiences that reveal the diversity of the island, from birdwatching and guided botanical walks to helicopter journeys above volcanic peaks and emerald rice terraces. One highlight is a hillside picnic at Jatiluwih, a Unesco World Heritage Site, which guests can reach directly via the resort’s private heliport.
DON’T MISS Experience almost 60 acres of botanical beauty that’s home to a variety of rare plants and birds
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KEY FEATURES • 3 restaurants and bars • The Sanctuary, an open-air spa treatment room
• Private heliport • Secluded beach
KEY ACTIVITIES • Botanical tour • Tours to spot birds & butterflies • Sound healing in The Secret Cave • Melukat, the Balinese purification ceremony
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