1. Ayam betutu

The Warung presents wholesome traditional Indonesian and Balinese fare. Indoor and outdoor dining is provided in this welcoming yet sophisticated space.

The friendly and convivial atmosphere enables diners to have a casual, laidback experience, whether they choose to interact with other guests at the communal tables or opt for the more private tables for two dotted around the restaurant.

Try one of Warung’s favoites Ayam betutu, a typical Balinese dish of chicken stuffed with herbs and cassava leaves, wrapped in banana leaf and slow-steamed for three hours until tender.

2. Papua chilli crab

Panoramic ocean views in a casual outdoor setting set the mood to gather at CIRE. Experience a tantalising menu of gourmet comfort food, created with the best fresh seasonal and organic produce available, sourced as locally as possible.

CIRE’s wide variety of dishes, many of them familiar favourites, range from classic Asian specialties and sharing-style plates to international dishes that bring you the best from around the globe. Warm, friendly service adds to the relaxed ambience that is as inviting as the food. Another enticing reason to visit the ‘Land’s End’.

Try the papua chilli crab with egg, spicy chilli sauce and garlic.

3. Afternoon tea

Seated in The Warung overlooking the glistening Indian Ocean enjoy a mouthwatering savoury and sweet selection, including foccacia sandwich with cooked ham, lettuce, tomato and Comte cheese, prawn toast with wasabi mayonnaise, chocolate chilly bouchon and raisin scones served with vanilla cream and orange preserve.

Space

The layout and design of Alila Villas Uluwatu resort is a spectacle in itself. From its stunning cliff-top location to the beautifully designed accommodation everything at Alila Villas Uluwatu is set to amaze and transport you deeper into a Bali relaxation far away from your daily grind.

Just some of the available accommodation includes Alila’s one-bedroom Bali villas which come with private pool and ocean view cabana and are specifically designed to follow an environmentally sustainable framework.The contemporary interiors are enhanced with touches of nature and traditional Balinese accents – reflected in planes of wood, water, stone and rattan.
The open-plan design, unique flat lava rock roof and bamboo ceiling allow the gentle sea breeze to circulate throughout all areas of the villa for a relaxing tropical feel.

The two-bedroom Cliffside Villas are located at the edge of the cliff and combine sustainable design with a new expression of modern sophistication.The villas unfold across different levels to delight you with an ocean view from every room. Relax in the large open-plan living and dining room, and spacious bedrooms with an outdoor deck where you can step from bed into an ocean-facing Jacuzzi. A stylish choice for Bali family villa accommodation, a retreat with friends or a private celebration.

The spacious three-bedroom pool villas are perched spectacularly at the cliff edge or on the hillside.The villas feature an open-plan design interspersed with relaxation pavilions and pools, and an elegant blend of contemporary interiors and traditional Balinese accents. The unique flat lava rock roofs and bamboo ceilings – key features of the sustainable design – allow the gentle sea breeze to circulate freely throughout all rooms for an airy, tropical feel – plus there’s your own private 21m infinity pool.

But whichever room you choose you’ll enjoy incredible architecture, amazing surroundings and an attention to detail few other resorts can offer.

Sea

Incredible experiences are all around you at Alila Villas Uluwatu and none more so than taking a dip in the seemingly endless blues of Alila Villas 50m infinity pool positioned cleverly along the cliff top to make you feel like you’re floating above the world.

There’s also plenty of culture and foodie treats to find not far from your doorstep, including sightseeing tours where you pass by the resort’s Penunggun Karang shrine, cross a dry river bed and walk through the tropical forest to reach, Beji Temple, where the locals perform blessings to purify their spirit. Adventure on to the top of the cliff overlooking Nyang Nyang Beach and spectacular views of the ocean. Then trek down 500 steps to the beautiful virgin sands of this secluded beach and refuel yourself for the homeward journey with a fresh coconut and Nasi Jinggo, served in a banana leaf.

Or if you’re more interested in the foodie side to Bali visit the Jimbaran fish market in the morning with a local chef and discover fresh ingredients for you to transform during a cooking class. Pick additional ingredients from the resort’s own organic garden and learn about Alila’s sustainability programmes. Learn Balinese cooking techniques from a local chef as you prepare authentic local dishes and enjoy a sumptuous lunch of the dishes you created during the class.

And for beach lovers (if you’re thinking of a luxury Bali vacation we’re guessing you’re going to want to see plenty of pristine white sand) join a heavenly beach-hopping journey that encompasses eight of the most famous beaches in Bali, dotted along a pristine coastline of white limestone cliffs. Paradise.