PAID CONTENT FOR JUMEIRAH BALI
PAID CONTENT FOR JUMEIRAH BALI
Jumeirah Bali BALI, INDONESIA
Perched atop Bali’s limestone cliffs in Uluwatu, Jumeirah Bali is an all-villa sanctuary where the grandeur of the Majapahit empire meets the island’s beautiful landscape. The resort’s 123 villas range from one- and two-bedroom retreats to expansive one- and three-bedroom residences, each with a private pool, open-air pavilions and either sweeping Indian Ocean views or lush tropical garden outlooks. The secluded Dreamland Beach below the cliff line completes a setting that feels both intimate and profoundly connected to nature. Dining is a defining part of the experience. Akasa
Restaurant & Bar presents a bold interpretation of flame-grilled cuisine with Asian twist, served against horizon-wide sunsets. Hidden beneath Akasa and reached by private glass lift, Mantra hosts intimate wine-led evenings curated by the resort’s sommelier team, pairing limited-release vintages with tasting menus. Segaran Dining Terrace features ‘Mediterrasian’ dishes made with farm-to-table ingredients, while Maja Sunset Lounge sets the tone for refined afternoon teas and oceanfront cocktails.
Talise Spa introduces the first Turkish hammam
in Bali, housed within five treatment rooms. Among its offerings is Royal Campa, a 120-minute ritual inspired by Princess Campa of the Majapahit empire, who brought the refined traditions of bathhouse culture to Bali’s royal courts. Guests can also enjoy sauna, steam, Vichy showers, vitality pool and the Mawedangan tea ritual — a sensory journey inspired by Javanese Patehan traditions, blending curated Indonesian teas, storytelling and aromatherapy. Daily yoga and guided breathwork sessions are also led by the resident master yogi. For travellers seeking cultural immersion,
Jumeirah Bali offers a temple visit and blessing ceremony at Wi Mukti Temple, one of the oldest and most spiritually significant temples in Bali. Located in the surrounding neighbourhood, this sacred site offers a rare opportunity to take part in intimate rituals guided by local priests. Beyond the spa and temple, guests can explore
Talise Fitness, unwind by the main cliff-edge infinity pool or retreat to the peaceful calm of their very own private villa pool.
DON’T MISS Discover Bali’s quiet soul through one of its oldest temples, its blessing ceremonies and Majapahit-inspired architecture
Need to know
KEY FEATURES • 123 private villas with pools • Direct access to the beach • Talise Spa with Turkish hammam • Talise Fitness • Akasa Restaurant & Bar • Segaran Dining Terrace for ‘Mediterrasian’ all-day dining
• Maja Lounge for tea, cocktails & bites • Cliffside infinity pools
KEY ACTIVITIES • Temple visit & blessing at Wi Mukti • Balinese offerings & local culinary experiences
• Yoga & wellness with the master yogi • Jumeirah Bali’s signature tea ritual, Mawedangan
GET IN TOUCH
jumeirah.com T: +62 361 201 5000 E:
jbareservations@jumeirah.com
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