Four Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay

Design Aesthetic:

• Balinese village design with thatched-roof villas nestled among landscaped tropical gardens
• Each villa comprises a series of pavilions within a courtyard enclosure with private plunge pool
• The resort features more than 300 palinggih, or Hindu shrines, reflecting Balinese culture, including one dating back to the 15th century

Interior Designer(s):

• Dale Keller & Associates, Hong Kong (Original villas)
• Jaya International, Jakarta

Location: Southwestern tip of Bali, overlooking the wide curve of Jimbaran's golden shores

Signature Treatments:

• Celestial Light Ritual 
• Baru Detox
• The Longevity Garden

Special Features:

• The Illume Room
• Eco-Vichy Shower
• The Longevity Garden

Spa Director: Luisa Anderson

Restaurant: Sundara

• Cuisine: Inspired by the fiery sunsets and iconic beach barbecues of Jimbaran fishing village, every dish has an element of roasting, grilling or smoking, even desserts and cocktails – available for lunch, dinner, Love at The Beach Sunday Brunch, and Sunset Cruise
  
• Capacity: 280
• Designer: Design Studio SPIN

Restaurant: Taman Wantilan

• Cuisine: A vibrant dining experience where specialty chefs take centre stage, preparing an extensive array of international cuisine at live action stations against sparkling ocean views – available for breakfast and dinner
• Capacity: 148
  
• Designer: Grounds Kent Architects

Restaurant: Alu

• Cuisine: A casual poolside cafe serves a healthy menu created in collaboration with nutritionist Miles Price of LIFE Clinic, Hong Kong – available for lunch
  
• Capacity: 32
  
• Designer: Grounds Kent Architects

Jala Dinner

• Cuisine: Authentic Balinese - available for dinner and Jala Cooking Academy
  
• Capacity: 30
  
• Designer: Grounds Kent Architects

Bar: TELU

• Cuisine: Sustainable cocktails inspired by the Tri Hita Karana philosophy, with proceeds supporting inspiring Balinese charities
• Capacity: 40

Pools:

• Number of Pools: 3

Tennis:

• Number of Tennis Courts: 1 Hard Court
  
• Tennis Lessons: For a fee, complimentary use of racquets, balls and shoes

Fitness Facilities: Cardiovascular equipment, strength-training machines, free weights and VisBody analysis

• Locker Facilities: Hot and cold plunge pools, sauna and steam room, hot and cold shower

Special Features:

• Private beach retreat at Coconut Grove
  
• Surf lessons by TropicSurf
  

On-Site Activities:

• Art and cultural experiences
• Temple and shrine tours with Resort Priest
• Non-motorised water sports and beach games at Coconut Grove

Off-Site Activities:

• Private Ubud Heritage Tour
• Nusa Penida Snorkelling Experience

• Coconut Grove Beach Retreat: Get active with beach games such as soccer and volleyball and enjoy fun family adventures with complimentary non-motorised water sports, including catamaran sailing, sea kayaking and bodyboarding along the beautiful shores of Jimbaran Bay
• Cultural Program: Discover meaningful Balinese culture through hands-on activities in traditional art, music and crafts; recommended classes for younger guests include Balinese dance and canang making sessions

Private Dining Room Capacity:

• Sundara's three private dining rooms are on the mezzanine level; two are suitable for parties up to 14 guests each, and the third accommodates 40 guests; the entire mezzanine may also be book, accommodating up to 68 guests
  

Unique Meeting and Event Facilities:

• Jepun Sari, the Resort's multi-function meeting room, is one of the largest private rooms in Bali with an ocean view

• Soap For Hope Program – Used soap from guest rooms is collected each month by the housekeeping team and donated to the ROLE Foundation, who employ marginalised women to clean, process and repackage it. Around 2,000 recycled soap bars are donated by ROLE each month to orphanages in Bali.
• Internship Program for Hearing Impaired Students – Each year, students from the School for Special Needs, Nusa Dua complete three months of on-the-job training at Four Seasons Jimbaran Bay in their chosen department e.g. Housekeeping, Food & Beverage etc. The resort also donated traditional weaving machines to the school to develop students’ skills and preserve this ancient cultural art.
• Clean-up Events – Monthly clean-ups of resorts’ local areas – Jimbaran Beach and Ayung River Valley – and participation in annual clean-up events including Bali’s Biggest Beach Clean-Up and International Coastal Clean-Up.
• Preservation of Bali’s Arts Heritage – The resorts’ cultural program provides guests with the opportunity to meet and do workshops with local artists from around the island, including painting, traditional calligraphy, dance, music and more.
• Mangrove Forest Tree Planting Program – Each purchase of a Mangrove Revival cocktail at Sundara, Jimbaran Bay or a Mangrove Rejuvenate Smoothie at Sayan goes towards planting three mangroves in collaboration with a Mangrove Ranger.
• Charitable Donations Through TELU – Jimbaran Bay’s zero-waste cocktail bar donates a percentage of profits to three local community initiatives. Bali Children Foundation provides crucial school resources for young minds; Coral Gardener contributes to the restoration of coral reefs for a sustainable future for our oceans; and Sungai Watch tackles plastic pollution and protects and restores Bali’s rivers.

• Jala Cooking Academy, a stand-alone cooking school that gives food lovers of all ages and experience levels the hands-on opportunity to discover secret local cooking techniques using organic Indonesian ingredients
• Heli-Surfing Tours, surf exploration with Tropicsurf to discover a pristine wilderness that offers uncrowded, world-class waves at G-Land