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AYANA Resort Bali
Karang Mas Estate, Jalan Karang Mas Sejahtera,
80364 Jimbaran, Indonesia –
Resort Style & Type: Contemporary Beach Resort
This Resort is Rated: 4.5-Stars
This Resort is Beachfront: Yes
This Resort is Best For: Families, Single adults & Couples
This Resort is All-Inclusive: No
This Resort is Family-Friendly: Yes
This Resort is Green-Certified: Yes
This Resort is Adults-only: No
This Resort Offers Wellness Program: Yes
This Resort Offers a Children's Program: Yes
Resort Brand Affiliation: Ayana Collection

Overview
Located 5 mi from Central Jimbaran, AYANA Resort Bali offers luxurious rooms overlooking bali's most beautiful and secluded white sand beaches of Jimbaran Bay. It is set on 222 acres of cliff-top tropical garden, perched 115 feet above Jimbaran Bay. Home to the famous Rock Bar, the resort provides 14 swimming pools and 26 dining options. Multilingual staff are always ready to assist guests during stay.

Surrounded by lotus ponds, the open-air Padi Restaurant serves a daily buffet breakfast and international favorites. As an alternative, guests can also enjoy breakfast at RIMBA by AYANA Bali's Toge Restaurant.

Rooms
Decorated with elegant wooden furnishings, rooms at AYANA Resort Bali come with 42-inch LED TVs and stylish marble bathrooms with bathtubs, slippers, a dental kit and free toiletries. Tea/coffee making facilities and a chargeable mini-bar are also available.

The Ocean View Twin Room giving every guest of pure relaxation with lush garden views and out to the Indian Ocean and beyond. Expansive marble floors, modern interior with Balinese motifs and wooden accents also timber furnishings, fine linens and a spa inspired bathroom that worthy of extending stay.

Dining
Among the many dining options, Ah-Yat Abalone specializes in authentic Chinese cuisine, while Toge Restaurant serves a spread of international favorites. In-room dining is possible through room service. As an alternative, guests can enjoy breakfast at the sister property, AYANA Resort's Padi Restaurant.

Amenities
Guests may enjoy Thalasso massage therapies at the spa, which uses fresh seawater that is rich in minerals. They can also play a game of golf at the 18-hole putting course. The resort also provides an on-site tennis court, fitness center and a tour desk. Union Pay is accepted here.

Spa and Wellness
Connect with nature, nourish your body with healthy and honest foods, and push your physical strength to new limits - because a long and healthy life begins with a promise to yourself. Living up to one of Bali’s reputations as a Spa destination, at AYANA Spa, the professional wellness team and multi-faceted spa program give you the time and amenities you need to create and achieve wellness goals.

Swim at Ocean Beach Pool
Nestled into the cliffside, this beachfront infinity pool is the perfect adults-only adventure. Smell the ocean and hear the crashing waves as you take in the best views in the resort. The pool offers bespoke cabanas, perfectly positioned to catch sunrise, sunset and everything in between. The pool is accessible through the steps to Kisik Restaurant or the inclinator to Rock Bar.

Children's Program
Green Camp AYANA | Ages 7-12
AYANA presents Green Camp AYANA, a collaboration with Green Camp Bali, one of the greenest and most purpose-driven camp experiences in the world.

AYANA presents Green Camp AYANA, a collaboration with Green Camp Bali, one of the greenest and most purpose-driven camp experiences in the world. Green Camp AYANA is an immersive experience that combines outdoor adventures, nature-based learning, team-building programs, and personal and social growth to inspire children and family to live more sustainably.

Three Day Green Guardians Camp: Exploring Survival Skills & Nature based Learning for children ages 7-12
One Day Family Camp: Mangrove Planting & Mangrove Exploration on Kayak for families with children ages 7-12

Children’s Adventure Camp I Ages 2 and a half to 6 years of age.
Discover Balinese culture and nature at our unique Montessori camp. Led by pros, kids are encouraged to think independently while exploring Kubu beach, spice farm, SAKA museum, and more.
Experience a once-in-a-lifetime learning opportunity at the Guidepost AYANA Bali adventure camp. Taught by experienced Montessori professionals in both the classroom and in special locations across the AYANA estate, children will learn about the unique culture and ecosystem of Bali while developing their sensory and intellectual abilities.
At Kubu Beach, children learn about the ocean while at SAKA museum, they experience traditional Balinese arts. These are just some of the private and secure spaces nestled within AYANA's sprawling estate in which immersive learning takes place.
On the last day of camp we have Memorable Moments, a family event where parents and children participate in learning activities together. These shared memories of a unique and unforgettable educational experience will be a priceless gift to take home from Bali.
Produced by Montessori professionals from Guidepost, an international chain of Montessori schools, each week of adventure camp centers around a different cultural or nature theme that changes with the seasons.

Location
AYANA Resort Bali is 6.2 mi from Ngurah Rai International Airport. The resort is a 20-minute drive from Ngurah Rai International Airport and a 15-minute drive from Jimbaran area where an array of fresh seafood restaurants can be found.

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* The Visa on Arrival is non-extendable and cannot be converted into a different visa.
* The Visa purchasing system will take approximately 3-5 minutes per applicant.
* There are 6 payment counters, a bank, and a money changer set up to process payments.
* Once you have paid for and received your visa you will need to proceed to Immigration where your visa will be processed.

Citizens of countries not on the visa-on-arrival or visa-free lists will be required to apply for a visa before entering Indonesia.

Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry into Indonesia, and you must have proof of onward passage (either return or through tickets). If you cannot fulfill both of these requirements, you may not be allowed to enter the country.

Clothing

In general, people wear clothes that are similar to the western style. In many rural areas and on celebrations (special occasions) people wear traditional dress. But the normally traditional dress is not worn daily. Batik is considered a formal dress. Each regional area in Indonesia has its traditional dress.

Many men wear ties when they go to work. But, most of them do not wear a tie. Just a regular shirt and pants. For informal occasions, people wear jeans. Women wear dresses just like ordinary people in the west. Of course, even if it is hot, no bikinis (except on beaches).

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Language

Bahasa Indonesia is the official Indonesian language. Balinese languages are also widely spoken by the local population. English is widely spoken, especially in popular tourist areas. Dutch, German, Swedish, and Japanese languages are spoken in some places catering primarily to the tourist trade.

Religion

Islam is Indonesia’s main religion, with almost 88% of Indonesians declared Muslim according to the 2000 census, making Indonesia the most populous Muslim-majority nation in the world. The remaining population is 9% Christian (of which roughly two-thirds are Protestant, the remainder mainly Catholic, and a large minority Charismatic), 2% Hindu, and 1% Buddhist.

Currency

The currency used in Indonesia is the Rupiah and to get the best exchange rates, it is best to stick to US dollars or sterling traveler’s cheques rather than cash and stick to banks and credit cards are widely accepted in major destinations such as Jakarta and Bali, there are also many ATMs in the territory and if need be, you can usually get a cash advance in a bank – at a small charge.

Tipping is not common practice, but there are always little charges to pay, people who help you park, people who carry your bag, cab drivers, and waiters will all expect a few thousand Rupiah for their service – for meals, you may well pay around 10% of the bill in upmarket restaurants – a few pence everywhere else, unless a service charge has already been added to the bill, and gentle bargaining over prices is the norm in almost all markets, shops, and hotels.

Bali is magical; it offers a unique combination of spectacular mountain scenery and beautiful beaches, with warm and friendly people. A trip to Bali can be filled with culture, nature, art, and shopping.

The Island – Only 2,136 square miles (5,633 square kilometers) and located eight degrees south of the equator, Bali is one of the islands of the more than 17,000 that make up the Indonesian archipelago. Bali offers a landscape of great contrasts: majestic mountains and coastal lowlands, limestone fringes, and soft sand beaches. Bali’s beaches benefit from coastal winds, strong swells, and warm waters year-round, making them a popular destination for swimmers and surfers alike.

The People – Balinese; are gentle people renowned for their genuine smiles, warm hospitality, and strong cultural identity. Most Balinese practice a form of Hinduism dating to the 7th century. These beliefs meld Hindu and Buddhist principles with a basis in pre-Hindu religious customs. Balinese society is highly structured and communal. The powerful village unit, or banjar, determines most community affairs.

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Things To Do in Bali

Visitors who would like to explore the great outdoors will find many options in Bali. Certified scuba diving training and tours include wreck, reef, and night dives. White water rafting, kayaking, bicycle tours, hiking through the mountains, trekking through rice fields, or water skiing on the waters of a volcanic lake. Nature enthusiasts can wander through game reserves, bird sanctuaries, or horticultural gardens.

Those who consider shopping for their sport of choice can amass treasures on any budget. Locally designed fashions decorated with intricate beadwork or catwalk cool leather outfits displays in chic boutiques. Original glassware and ceramics are sold in trendy shops and factory outlets. Bespoke jewelry crafted in gold or silver will be delightful too.

Accessibility

Bali is served by Ngurah Rai International Airport, just 20 minutes away from The Ritz-Carlton, Bali. As of September 2013, Ngurah Rai Airport has expanded to cater to more domestic and international flights. It is served by several airlines including Singapore Airlines, Cathay Pacific, KLM, Garuda Indonesia, Air Asia, Qatar Airways, etc.

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History

Bali was inhabited by Austronesian peoples by about 2000 BCE who migrated originally from Taiwan through Maritime Southeast Asia. Culturally and linguistically, the Balinese are thus closely related to the peoples of the Indonesian archipelago, the Philippines, and Oceania.

The Culture – The Balinese are fastidious and sincere in their devotion. Gods, ancestors, and even demons are treated as honored guests and dutifully presented with daily offerings. Religious holidays and celebrations fill the 210-day Balinese calendar plus there are marriages and cremations, tooth filings, and temple festivals. The Balinese welcome visitors to these rituals and rites of passage as long as a few simple rules of dress (sarong and sash) and behavior are observed.

The Art – For the Balinese, art, music, and dance are means to entertain the Gods. Virtually every Balinese man, woman, and child master some art form passed down through the generations. Authentic cultural exhibits, music, and dance performances take place throughout the day and into the night at several venues throughout Bali. The Balinese ensemble known as Gamelan produces highly developed and varied indigenous music. It typically features a variety of instruments to accompany other arts, such as dance, wayang (shadow puppet performances), and rituals. Popular Balinese dances include pendet, legong, baris, topeng tua, barong, and kecak.

The Balinese take pride in craftsmanship. A small knife can become a powerful tool to carve detailed masterpieces out of wood.

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Ayana Resort Bali
Jimbaran, Bali
From $ 332.00

Located 5 mi from Central Jimbaran, AYANA Resort Bali offers luxurious rooms overlooking bali's most beautiful and secluded white sand beaches of Jimbaran Bay.
- Beachfront
- Child-Friendly
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