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AYANA Bali offers new concepts of ‘Luxury’ across Its Flagship Properties
AYANA Bali is thrilled to announce the completion of a significant transformation at two of its properties: AYANA Villas Bali and AYANA Resort Bali. This revitalization heralds a new chapter for the island’s largest integrated resort destination, where innovative design and enduring Balinese elegance come together to create a more immersive, sustainable, and meaningful guest experience. Giordano Faggioli, General Manager of AYANA Bali shared his excitement on the transformation: “AYANA Villas and AYANA Resort are entering an exciting new chapter, where timeless Balinese charm meets contemporary innovation,” said Giordano Faggioli, General Manager of AYANA Bali. “By reimagining our spaces we’re creating an even more exquisite journey for our guests, one that harmonizes luxury, sustainability, and our breathtaking natural surroundings. We are looking forward to welcoming guests to experience these breathtakingly beautiful AYANA properties like never before.” Set atop the spectacular limestone cliffs of Jimbaran Bay with sweeping views of the Indian Ocean, AYANA Villas now leads as the most luxurious tier among AYANA Bali’s award-winning properties. It is followed by the newly refined AYANA Resort, with AYANA Segara and RIMBA by AYANA completing the diverse four-tiered offering. The redesign was led by SPIN Design Studio, a distinguished Tokyo-based firm renowned for its harmonious integration of traditional aesthetics and contemporary design, marked by meticulous attention to detail and reverence for local heritage. At AYANA Villas, the completed redesign introduces a refined new expression across three villa categories: the One-Bedroom Ocean View Villa, One-Bedroom Ocean Front Villa, and Two-Bedroom Ocean Front Villa. Each 500-square-meter One-Bedroom Villa presents expansive living areas, serene marble bathrooms, and unobstructed views, either through lush tropical gardens or directly over the dramatic oceanfront cliffscape. The 530-square-meter Two-Bedroom Ocean Front Villa provides spacious indoor-outdoor living, a private pool, and elegant open-air gazebos for families or small groups seeking elevated seclusion and comfort. Across all refurbished villas, sliding glass doors welcome natural breezes and daylight, reducing the need for artificial cooling and lighting, while private 27-square-meter pools offer a tranquil space to unwind at sunrise or sunset. Ideal for families or groups, the AYANA Villas two-bedroom option includes spacious indoor-outdoor living, private pools, and elegant gazebos. Across all categories, repurposed stone, hand-carved wood details, and artisanal furnishings reflect AYANA’s commitment to sustainability and timeless design. Sliding glass doors invite in natural breezes, enhancing comfort while reducing energy use. In Ocean Front and Ocean View Villas, the 27 sqm private pools are thoughtfully designed for a serene, uninterrupted connection to the sea — perfect for tranquil morning swims or golden-hour relaxation. Two additional villa categories—the Two-Bedroom Ocean View Villa and The AYANA Villa, the signature three-bedroom villa—will complete their refurbishment later this year. Meanwhile, AYANA Resort’s newly revitalized accommodations are ideal for first-time travelers to Bali, honeymooners, families and small groups. The 52 sqm One-Bedroom Ocean View, Resort View, and Jimbaran Bay Rooms feature marble floors, artisan-crafted wood accents, and spa-inspired bathrooms, with serene vistas of tropical gardens or the Indian Ocean. Each room melds traditional motifs with elegant interiors and offers exclusive benefits such as priority access to the world famous Rock Bar. For those seeking even more luxury and comfort, the expansive Ocean View Suite, Resort View Suite, Two-Bedroom Ocean View Suite, Two-Bedroom Resort View Suite, and Two-Bedroom Resort View Room range from 104 to 162 square meters. Each offers generous living areas, canopy beds, private balconies or terraces, and spa-inspired bathrooms. Whether gazing out over the Indian Ocean or embraced by tropical gardens, these suites embody refined island living.
Waterbom Bali marks several milestones in its sustainability programme
Waterbom Bali announced another important milestone in its journey to Net Zero as it reported sending just 1.2 percent of total park waste to landfill within the first quarter of this year. This means 98.8 percent of all waste generated onsite was either recycled or composted, a significant achievement towards the waterpark’s long-term zero waste goals. As part of its commitment to sustainability, Waterbom Bali processes organic waste into compost onsite to help regenerate its lush gardens and reduce environmental impact. That said, its 1.2 percent landfill achievement is one of several milestones the park has reached as it moves steadily toward its Net Zero 2033 target. A timely release In time for World Environment Day yesterday, 5th June, Waterbom Bali released its 2024 Sustainability Impact Report which highlights its progress across key focus areas including renewable energy, water conservation, waste reduction, and community engagement. The report also demonstrates how the park continues to lead by example in the tourism industry. According to Waterbom Bali chief executive Sayan Gulino: “Sustainability isn’t just something we do. It’s who we are. This report reflects how far we’ve come and how we continue to evolve. Every decision we make is rooted in responsibility, guided by our respect for nature and our commitment to protecting what makes Bali so unique. Our approach is practical, science-based, and built for long-term impact.” Lower emissions In 2024, Waterbom Bali recorded a total of 6,424 tonnes of CO₂ across Scopes 1, 2, and 3. While emissions increased compared to the 2019 baseline due to ongoing construction and procurement needs, the park significantly offset these impacts through a complete shift to renewable electricity, optimized pump systems, LED lighting upgrades, and the introduction of electric vehicles for staff transport. These measures form part of a broader emissions reduction strategy designed to accelerate decarbonization while the park continues to grow. As of 2024, Waterbom Bali has become the first tourism business in Indonesia to receive Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) approval for its near-term emissions reduction targets. The park is committed to reducing 90 percent of all Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions by 2033, in line with the Paris Agreement. To reach this goal, the park is expanding its solar generation, increasing the use of electric vehicles, converting LPG kitchen systems to electric, and scaling Variable Speed Drive installations across pump infrastructure. Its sustainability team is also working closely with suppliers to reduce embodied carbon in goods and construction materials. Highlights from 2024 Achieved 100% renewable electricity through a combination of PLN Renewable Energy Certificates (93%) and onsite solar power (7%) Installed 123.54 kilowatt-peak of new solar capacity, generating 180,368 kWh annually and offsetting 160.5 tonnes of CO₂e / year Reduced groundwater consumption by 14% compared to 2019, with guest water usage averaging only 235 liters per person (compared to some 5 star hotels which can use up to 3,900 litres of water per day, per room) Recycled 2,769 cubic meters of wastewater through an upgraded sewage treatment plant, providing grey water used for watering the park’s gardens Captured an estimated 42,939 cubic meters of rainwater annually through 24 recharge wells in the park Diverted 95.14% of total waste from landfills, including composting 97% of organic waste Planted 24,687 native trees and reforested 39.5 hectares in partnership with Yayasan ASRI, supporting 90 families in sustainable livelihood transitions
The Hanging Gardens of Bali offer guests luxurious immersion in nature
For those seeking to escape the ordinary, the Hanging Gardens of Bali offer an opportunity to immerse oneself in the island destination’s enchanting beauty. This secluded luxury retreat is nestled deep within Ubud’s lush jungles, perched on the edge of a dramatic valley, overlooking the sacred Ayung River and ancient Dalem Segara temple. Indeed, the Hanging Gardens of Bali invite discerning travelers to discover the true essence of Balinese hospitality whilst they reconnect with nature. Hidden sanctuary Those yearning for an escape that awakens all senses and nourishes the soul will be treated to an immersive world where nature’s embrace rejuvenates the spirit. More than just a resort, Hanging Gardens of Bali is a sanctuary; and, in a world demanding constant connection, guests seeking a rejuvenating experience need look no further. Upon arriving in the grand open-air lobby of the hotel, the panoramic vistas of vibrant emerald foliage are captivating. Note also that the property is known for its twin infinity pools and for good reasons: seemingly suspended between the sky and the jungle canopy, guests are immediately treated to an iconic vision that promises an unparalleled sense of serenity. Offering 38 luxurious private pool villas and one exclusive suite, the resort is thoughtfully designed to immerse contemporary Balinese style with nature surroundings. Guests are escorted to their own private villa with a whimsical ride aboard a vintage-style funicular, the main mode of transportation across the resort. Once at their destination, they may step into the ultimate private retreat where contemporary Balinese aesthetics, defined by dark wood and light linens, seamlessly blend with the captivating, uninterrupted vistas of the verdant rainforest, cascading rice paddies, and the serpentine Ayung River below. For those looking for the epitome of Balinese luxury, the Hidden Palace, an exclusive 2000 square meter private residence featuring a grand five-bedroom villa tucked deep into the wilderness, offers all-inclusive luxury experiences, ideal for weddings, private parties, and group stays. Deeper connections Guests can connect deeply with Bali’s vibrant traditions and unspoiled landscapes, and create unforgettable memories for every occasion. Among the activities they can enjoy are: Dream Weddings and Honeymoons: Imagine exchanging vows amidst the stunning jungle scenery or celebrating a new union in a secluded, romantic villa. A dedicated guest relations team ensures every detail is flawlessly orchestrated for an unforgettable beginning; Rejuvenating Retreats: Disconnect from the demands of modern life and find inner peace through bespoke wellness offerings, including traditional Balinese spa rituals, yoga sessions, and meditation amidst the serene natural environment; Bleisure Travel: Seamlessly blend work and leisure in a tranquil setting. With high- speed internet access and dedicated workspaces available in all villas, guests can stay connected while enjoying the restorative power of nature during their downtime; and Nature & Culture Immersion: Explore the rich biodiversity of Bali with guided jungle treks, wander through the rice paddies, uncover hidden cascading waterfalls, and immerse in the vibrant local culture and island agriculture heritage through curated experiences.
TransNusa increases frequency of its flights for its Bali – Perth route to twice daily
Datuk Bernard Francis TransNusa Aviation Mandiri, is further strengthening its presence in Perth by increasing the frequency of its scheduled flights for its Bali – Perth route to twice daily or 14 times a week from its current 7 times a week. TransNusa Group Chief Executive Officer, Datuk Bernard Francis said that sales of tickets for the additional flights started. “We will increase the frequency of flight in two phases. First phase will see TransNusa’s scheduled flights increasing from 7 times weekly to 11 times weekly. The additional four flights will be scheduled for Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday,” he said, adding that the first phase will begin on July 2. With regard to the second phase, Datuk Francis said that TransNusa will increase its scheduled flight frequency from 11 times weekly to 14 times weekly starting July 18. This announcement comes a little more than two months after TransNusa successfully launch its scheduled flights to Perth from its base in Bali on March 20, 2025. Datuk Francis explained that TransNusa has plans to further strengthen and enhance its offerings to passengers in a bid to increase passengers’ comfort on all its flights. “The move to enhance our customer comfort is part of our plan to grow TransNusa as a secure and caring brand in line with our Premium Service Carrier status,” Datuk Francis explained. TransNusa, which has been operating its international flights as a Premium Service Airline and its domestic routes as a Low-Cost Carrier (LCC), was recently given the green light by the Indonesian Aviation Authority to operate as a Premium Service Airline in their domestic market as well. This success comes on the back off its value-added services such as all the airline’s planes are configured with less seats than that of a LCC, the airline provides refund and unlimited flight changes for its Seat Plus and Flexi-Pro tickets, respectively, among others. TransNusa passengers also enjoys a minimum check-in baggage allowance of 20kg and a hand carry baggage allowance of 7kg. Sale of tickets for TransNusa’s scheduled flight are currently priced from IDR1.699.000 onwards, AUD156 onwards, CNY740 onwards, USD110 onwards, and MYR487 onwards. Potential passengers can purchase the tickets at transnusa.co.id or any secure Online Travel Agents (OTAs). For passengers who purchase tickets from OTAs, they can check-in at transnusa.co.id. TransNusa’s additional scheduled flight, 8B 082 (DPS-PER), will depart at 12.55pm from the I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport and arrive at Perth Airport at 16.55pm on July 1 onwards. While TransNusa flight, 8B 083 (PER-DPS), will depart Perth Airport at 18.05pm and arrived at the I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport at 21.50pm. TransNusa will continue to operate its current scheduled flight, 8B 080 (DPS-PER), which departs Bali at 09.10am from I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport and arrive the Perth Airport at 12.50pm. The flight, 8B 081 (PER-DPS), will depart Perth Airport at 13.35pm and arrive at I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport in Bali on 17.20pm. TransNusa will be utilising its Airbus A320 that has a seat capacity of 174 for this international route that has a 3 hours and 40 minutes flight duration. Apart from the Bali-Perth international route, TransNusa also operates scheduled flights from its base in Bali to Guangzhou, China. Datuk Francis said that TransNusa has the shortest transit time of a maximum of 2 hours between the scheduled arrival of its flights from Perth to Bali and from Bali to Guangzhou. “For West Australians looking for a more adventurous vacation, they can spend some time in Bali and jet across to Guangzhou to experience places such as Gulong Gorge skywalk glass bridge,” Datuk Francis added. On TransNusa’s Premium Service Carrier product offerings, Datuk Bernard stressed that for its international flights, TransNusa not only provide premium services with competitive ticket prices, but the airline also has attractive product bundles called SEAT, SEAT-PLUS and FLEXI-PRO. “For the highest package, FLEXI-PRO, we provide more complete services such as free baggage 30kgs, free to choose seats, free food, and drinks, priority at check-in and boarding. In addition, TransNusa also provides its FLEXI-PRO passengers with the ability to be able to change their flight schedule without restrictions and obtain refund when needed. "We are committed to providing affordable and competitive ticket prices, while still providing premium services to our customers.” concluded Datuk Bernard.
Rumari at Raffles Bali teams up with ESA for Two Masters, One Legacy
Two iconic Indonesian restaurants, Rumari and ESA, are teaming up for a unique culinary collaboration featuring the talents of Gaetan Biesuz and Aditya Muskita. Two Masters, One Legacy will be held over two weekends: at Rumari at Raffles Bali on 13th and 14th June, then at ESA in Jakarta on the 5th and 6th of September. This special culinary exchange is part of the ongoing Rumari and Friends series, first introduced in 2023, where the restaurant invites chefs from across the globe to share their own interpretations of diverse culinary traditions in Bali. These events embrace friendship and cultural exchange, blending varied influences to create a one-of-a-kind dining experience. Each collaboration showcases the creativity and expertise of guest chefs while honouring distinctive regional flavours and techniques. Celebrating two sides of Indonesia This collaboration between Rumari and ESA reflects the evolving identity of Indonesian cuisine, bringing together two culinary perspectives: one rooted in Jakarta’s cosmopolitan spirit and the other shaped by Bali’s deep connection to nature and tradition. Jakarta and Bali have long been at the heart of Indonesia’s dynamic culinary landscape, each offering a distinct yet complementary food culture. Jakarta, a melting pot of influences, has seen a rise in contemporary gastronomy, with chefs reinterpreting the capital’s diverse street food and heritage dishes for a modern audience. Meanwhile, Bali has emerged as a global dining destination, where the island’s rich traditions and abundant produce inspire chefs to craft innovative menus that honour local flavours. Who’s in the kitchen? Chef Gaetan Biesuz, culinary director at Rumari, brings over 25 years of global experience, harmonising time-honoured techniques with the bold, intricate flavours of Southeast Asia. His journey through luxury hotels and Michelin-starred kitchens in Europe, the U.S., and Asia has shaped his distinctive style, rooted in seasonality, sustainability, and locally sourced ingredients. Since joining Raffles Bali in 2021, his leadership has earned Rumari recognition among Tatler Dining Asia’s 100 Best Restaurants, Travel + Leisure’s 25 Best Restaurants in Indonesia, and a place on the 50 Best Discovery list. Chef Aditya Muskita, on the other hand, draws from his experience at acclaimed restaurants such as Mozaic and Room4Dessert in Ubud, Daniel Boulud in Singapore, and Relæ in Copenhagen. He was also the head chef of Attarine, a pioneering force in Jakarta’s dining landscape. His vision for ESA is one of innovation, where local flavours are reimagined with contemporary techniques while staying true to the city’s cosmopolitan spirit. This culinary approach is complemented by the expertise of ESA co-founder Kevindra Prianto Soemantri whose deep understanding of Indonesia’s food history brings a narrative depth to the dining experience. Thanks to their collaborative approach, ESA was recently included in Travel + Leisure’s list of the 25 Best Restaurants in Indonesia in its first year.
AYANA Bali’s SAKA Museum earns global recognition
SAKA Museum, AYANA Bali’s cultural and knowledge center dedicated to celebrating the island’s vibrant living heritage, has been named one of the World’s Most Beautiful Museums 2025. The recognition comes from Prix Versailles, a prestigious award from France that champions intelligent sustainability, cultural expression, and architectural excellence. SAKA Museum is the only museum in Indonesia to be selected this year, joining a global list of seven institutions, including the Grand Palais in Paris, Kunstsilo in Norway, Diriyah Art Futures in Riyadh, and the Cleveland Museum of Natural History in the United States. This international recognition honors museums that exemplify outstanding interior and exterior architecture while delivering meaningful visitor experiences that reflect heritage, innovation, and a sense of place. The announcement marks the beginning of the 11th edition of the Prix Versailles, which will continue to reveal leading global projects across various categories throughout the year. For SAKA Museum, located within the lush grounds of AYANA Bali in Jimbaran, this latest honor adds to a growing list of international accolades. Since opening in 2024, the museum has quickly established itself as one of Indonesia’s foremost cultural institutions, named one of TIME Magazine’s World’s Greatest Places 2024 and selected among the Top 100 in the Kyoto Global Design Awards for its pioneering and sustainable design. Dr. Judith E. Bosnak, Director of SAKA Museum, expressed her gratitude and shared the deeper significance of this recognition: “SAKA Museum has truly become a place of cultural pride and inspiration for Bali. This recognition celebrates the ingenuity of our entire SAKA Museum team, while also underscoring the profound importance of sustainable, accessible, and cutting-edge venues for cultural learning. We hope to inspire others to embrace innovative, inclusive, and sustainable design in Indonesia while encouraging visitors to engage deeply with Bali’s past, present, and future through our immersive cultural experience.” As a vibrant platform for cultural expression, SAKA Museum continues to expand its programming to deepen public understanding of Balinese identity. New exhibitions explore the island’s spiritual and ecological wisdom through immersive storytelling and world-class presentation. "Kasanga: Nyepi Exhibition" invites visitors to experience Bali’s sacred Day of Silence through sensory installations and contemporary interpretations. "Subak: The Ancient Order of Bali" offers insight into the island’s UNESCO-listed irrigation and water temple systems that have sustained Balinese agriculture and society for centuries. In the upcoming "Heritage Gallery: The Five Elements," visitors are guided through the Balinese spiritual connection to earth, water, fire, air, and ether—elements that shape not just the environment but the soul of the island. SAKA Museum represents a long-term commitment by AYANA to nurture and promote Balinese culture at both a local and global level. Through its exhibitions, seminars, knowledge center, and permanent collections, the museum aims to spark curiosity and encourage thoughtful cultural engagement while helping to advance museum practices across Indonesia. Its continued recognition on the world stage affirms its role as a leader in sustainable cultural development and architectural achievement.
Prix Versailles names Bali’s SAKA Museum among world’s most beautiful museums
SAKA Museum, the cultural and knowledge centre at AYANA Bali, was named one of the World's Most Beautiful Museums for this year by France’s prestigious Prix Versailles. This international recognition honours museums that exemplify outstanding interior and exterior architecture while delivering meaningful visitor experiences that reflect heritage, innovation, and a sense of place. The announcement marks the beginning of the 11th edition of the Prix Versailles, which will continue to reveal leading global projects across various categories throughout the year. For SAKA Museum, located within the lush grounds of AYANA Bali in Jimbaran, this latest honour adds to a growing list of international accolades. Since opening in 2024, the museum has quickly established itself as one of Indonesia's foremost cultural institutions, named one of TIME Magazine's World's Greatest Places 2024 and selected among the Top 100 in the Kyoto Global Design Awards for its pioneering and sustainable design. Museum director Dr Judith E Bosnak expressed her gratitude and shared the deeper significance of this recognition. Bosnak said: “SAKA Museum has truly become a place of cultural pride and inspiration for Bali. This recognition celebrates the ingenuity of our entire SAKA Museum team, while also underscoring the profound importance of sustainable, accessible, and cutting-edge venues for cultural learning. We hope to inspire others to embrace innovative, inclusive, and sustainable design in Indonesia while encouraging visitors to engage deeply with Bali's past, present, and future through our immersive cultural experience.” SAKA Museum represents a long-term commitment by AYANA to nurture and promote Balinese culture at both a local and global level. Through its exhibitions, seminars, knowledge center, and permanent collections, the museum aims to spark curiosity and encourage thoughtful cultural engagement while helping to advance museum practices across Indonesia. Its continued recognition on the world stage affirms its role as a leader in sustainable cultural development and architectural achievement. One of an amazing few The museum was honoured among the seven brilliant global institutions that are actively celebrating intelligent sustainability, cultural expression, and architectural excellence. SAKA Museum is also the only museum in Indonesia to be selected this year, joining the Grand Palais in Paris, Kunstsilo in Norway, Diriyah Art Futures in Riyadh, and the Cleveland Museum of Natural History in the United States. As a vibrant platform for cultural expression, SAKA Museum continues to expand its programming to deepen public understanding of Balinese identity. Ongoing initiatives New exhibitions explore the island's spiritual and ecological wisdom through immersive storytelling and world-class presentation. "Kasanga: Nyepi Exhibition" invites visitors to experience Bali's sacred Day of Silence through sensory installations and contemporary interpretations. "Subak: The Ancient Order of Bali" offers insight into the island's UNESCO-listed irrigation and water temple systems that have sustained Balinese agriculture and society for centuries. In the upcoming "Heritage Gallery: The Five Elements," visitors are guided through the Balinese spiritual connection to earth, water, fire, air, and ether—elements that shape not just the environment but the soul of the island.
Kriya Spa invites guests to experience the timeless art of Balinese wellness
Kriya Spa at the Grand Hyatt Bali invites guests to step into a world of serenity and renewal where ancient Balinese wisdom meets modern wellness. Here, each visit is more than a treatment, it's a journey to restore emotional balance and elevate spiritual well-being. Tucked within the tranquil grounds of Grand Hyatt Bali, Kriya Spa is inspired by the profound Balinese philosophy of rituals. Its architecture, reminiscent of a regal water palace, sets the tone for an immersive experience steeped in tradition. Guests are invited to embrace the healing rituals of Bliss, Harmony, Purity, and Energy, each crafted to nurture relaxation, invigorate the senses, and support natural detoxification. An authentic wellness experience rooted in tradition At the heart of Kriya Spa's offerings is the signature Authentic Balinese Massage, a ritual deeply rooted in Bali's centuries-old healing heritage. This revered therapy draws on ancient techniques passed down through generations, enhanced by aromatic cinnamon and ylang-ylang oils that not only soothe the body but also stimulate circulation, boost energy, and promote natural detoxification. Through a harmonious blend of rhythmic strokes, gentle stretches, and deep pressure skillfully applied using the therapist's elbows and forearms, the massage releases muscle tension, improves blood flow, and enhances flexibility. Traditionally believed to balance the body's qi or life force, it delivers a profound sense of renewal, offering an authentic connection to Bali's timeless wellness traditions. Where nature plays an integral role Rooted in Bali's holistic healing philosophy, Kriya Spa uses only natural, indigenous ingredients. Every treatment is carefully tailored by experienced therapists, ensuring a personalized journey that reconnects body, mind, and spirit. Whether one seeks deep relaxation or an invigorating boost, each therapy is designed to restore harmony and vitality. Indulgence reaches new heights within the privacy of the facility’s elegant spa suites. Guests may choose from an exquisite menu of bespoke treatments, including rejuvenating facials, luxurious body scrubs, and deeply therapeutic massages. For the ultimate retreat, the Gazebo Massage offers pure bliss performed in an open-air setting surrounded by lush tropical gardens and the gentle hush of poolside breezes.
Blackout in Bali
A power outage hit several regions of Indonesia’s resort island of Bali on Friday. State utility Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN) said all efforts were being made to restore services to those affected. Power returned to most affected areas. Bali is Indonesia’s main tourist hotspot, with 6.3 million foreign visitors last year, according to the island’s statistics bureau. The island’s airport was also impacted but inbound and outbound flight traffic continued using backup generators. State utility PLN said it was investigating the cause of the outage and working on restoring the power connection. Images shared on social media showed road traffic holdups in Bali as a result of the outage and long lines at the airport check-in counters.
Westin Beach Workout makes its debut in Bali
Known for its holistic approach towards wellness, The Westin Resort Nusa Dua, Bali officially unveils its newest innovation for fitness enthusiasts: Westin Beach Workout. This new addition is a unique, eco-friendly fitness space crafted entirely from natural wood and set against the stunning backdrop of Bali's pristine coastline. Resort general manager Sander Looijen pointed out that the new workout space is the fulfillment of a long-cherished dream. Looijen said: "Blending seamlessly with the natural beauty of the beachfront, it offers guests the invigorating experience of working out to the soothing sound of the waves and ocean breeze. With top-notch, sustainable equipment and breathtaking views, it's the perfect place to energize, unwind, and embrace the island's spirit." All-day fitness From 7 AM to 7 PM daily, guests can enjoy a wide range of functional and strength training options using specially crafted wooden fitness equipment. Facilities include: Wooden Bench Press Leg Press with Squats Full Range of Wooden Dumbbells and Weight Plates Kettlebells of Various Weights TRX Suspension Training Equipment Flipping Tire Hanging Bars and Stick Wall Climbers Exercise Balls Aside from independent training, The Westin Resort Nusa Dua, Bali also offers High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) sessions, complemented by Ice Bath Recovery Experiences to maximize fitness benefits and aid muscle recovery. As part of Westin's signature 'Move Well' pillar, the Beach Workout reaffirms the brand's dedication to empowering guests to maintain their wellness routines while traveling. Where sustainability matters Sustainability is also at the heart of this new facility, with an ongoing commitment to eco-friendly practices, utilizing sustainable materials, minimizing waste, and promoting a "Reduce, Reuse, Recycle" philosophy. As Looijen explains: "At The Westin Resort Nusa Dua, Bali, wellness extends beyond just physical fitness: it's a way of life. Our Beach Workout perfectly embodies our vision: inspiring our guests to move well, live well, and feel their very best amidst Bali's natural beauty." Adding to the allure, the Beach Workout's sunrise-facing location offers early risers a spectacular morning workout view. On clear days, the majestic Mount Agung paints an unforgettable backdrop—turning each session into a truly transformative experience. The Beach Workout is supported by Westin's dedicated Recreation Team, ensuring expert guidance and personalized assistance for every guest.
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