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Meal and massage at Uluwatu’s royal palace
Jumeirah Bali has announced the launch of a new culinary offering, befitting the establishment that was modeled after a water palace.
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umeirah Bali has announced the launch of a new culinary offering, befitting the establishment that was modeled after a water palace. Served against the panorama of the famous Uluwatu Beach down below, the new brunch is a celebration of clean, organic flavors in the most spectacular of settings. Guests can have the option to eat like royalty by combining their brunch with a deeply relaxing massage at Talise Spa designed to evoke a summer palace.
Served on the Segaran Dining Terrace, the new menu focuses on sustainably sourced ingredients and nourishing Southeast Asian cuisine. Guests can enjoy their food with the most gorgeous backdrop of Bali’s Uluwatu coast in the grandeur of the Majapahit empire, a mix of serenity and royal splendor. To set the tone, a live saxophone soundtrack will be played through the speaker.
The optional spa treatment is an excellent introduction to the world of Talise Spa where indigenous therapies, Balinese spirituality and the island’s only Hammam, combine to create some of the island’s most unique wellness experiences.
The experience of Jumeirah Bali really is like no other. It also offers a unique turtle release experience that will be available to all brunch guests on Uluwatu Beach. Part of the resort’s sustainability and community outreach program, the activity is coordinated by the Turtle Conservation and Education Center (TCEC), a non-profit focusing on protecting endangered turtles on Serangan Island off Bali’s coast.
Sunday Brunch is served at Segaran Dining Terrace every Sunday from 12 to 4 p.m. and is priced at Rp 950,000++ per person including free-flow non-alcoholic drinks; Rp 1.25 million++ per person with free-flow alcoholic drinks. Sunday Brunch with a 60-minute massage of choice and free-flow alcoholic drinks is priced at Rp 1.85 million++; and Rp 1.5 million++ with soft drinks only. Children between the ages of 4 and 12 can enjoy the brunch at half price.
For more information, please visit www.jumeirahbali.com. To book your brunch experience, please contact +62 811 3891 1620 or jbareservations@jumeirah.com. In the meantime, stay connected via our social media channels and don’t forget to tag us in your posts with #TimeExceptionallyWellSpent.
