It was an interesting experience, described as a luxury resort with a gym, spa, and beautifully designed Balinese-influenced architecture throughout the property.
It was definitely a playground for both the young and old, with a predominantly European patronage, supplemented by guests from other countries. We had the opportunity to speak with one of the local Balinese managers, who had worked her way up through their local office to manage guest bookings, and she gave us a tour of the resort.
She explained that the golf carts were only given for the guests to use, and that the employees had to walk around the resort, which would definitely have kept her fit, as it was a sprawling property with a lot of steps to take to the restaurant perched on the cliff and overlooking the panoramic view of the infinity pool and beach below.
We didn't get to have a meal or drinks there as we were pressed for time to make our next appointment, which was dinner on Queen's Beach. It was a lovely meal with newfound friends, accompanied by mocktails (for me) and a scrumptious seafood platter.
Such neat experiences which encourages us to consider bringing our whole family next time for making many more memories in Bali...
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