PAID CONTENT FOR SOFITEL BALI NUSA DUA BEACH RESORT


PAID CONTENT FOR SOFITEL BALI NUSA DUA BEACH RESORT


Sofitel Bali Nusa Dua Beach Resort BALI, INDONESIA


Situated on the pristine shores of Nusa Dua, Sofitel Bali Nusa Dua Beach Resort stands as Indonesia’s sole Sofitel property, a magnificent embodiment of French flair interwoven with Balinese charm. This luxurious five-star beachfront haven offers an unforgettable escape, with 413 exquisitely designed rooms, suites and villas. The resort’s extensive facilities cater to


every aspect of a memorable holiday. Culinary journeys abound with three distinct restaurants and two stylish bars, offering a diverse array of international and local delicacies. Guests can indulge in the renowned Cucina Brunch, a lavish Sunday affair celebrated for its extensive European and Asian offerings, complete with a dedicated dessert room. For relaxation and rejuvenation, the Sofitel Spa seamlessly blends ancient Balinese healing traditions with modern French cosmetology, providing an array of blissful massages and beauty treatments. Meanwhile, Sofitel Fitness offers a holistic approach to wellbeing with a state-of-the-art gym and a variety of outdoor activities.


Families are particularly well-catered for,


with dedicated indoor and outdoor kids’ clubs providing engaging activities, a children’s pool and even opportunities for young ones to learn about Balinese culture through traditional games and gardening. The resort’s expansive lagoon pool offers ample space for swimming and relaxation. Beyond the resort, the surrounding Nusa Dua


area offers a wealth of experiences. Guests can take part in a range of daily Balinese culture activities, including dressing in traditional attire (for children) and trying their hand at making Canang Sari, the daily Balinese offerings. These experiences provide a genuine insight into the island’s spiritual traditions. There’s also the Kecak dance performance at


the Peninsula ITDC in Nusa Dua, which offers a captivating cultural experience for visitors to Bali. It’s a traditional Balinese dance that stands out for its unique vocal accompaniment. It features the rhythmic chanting of a large male chorus, often numbering dozens, creates the ‘cak-cak-cak’ sound that gives the dance its name.


DON’T MISS Experience the longest and best brunch on the island at Cucina Sunday Brunch, available from 11am – 5pm


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KEY FEATURES • 24-hour room service • Sofitel SPA venues (indoor & outdoor by the beach)


• Variety of activities for kids, as well as recreational and gym • In-lot beach house


KEY ACTIVITIES • Balinese activities provided within the resort


• Tennis court & archery activities provided


• Cycling around the ITDC area • Direct Beachfront access


GET IN TOUCH sofitelbalinusadua.com T: +62 361 849 2888 E: h9078@sofitel.com


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