Bulgari Hotels & Resorts, Bali  

Directions

The Bulgari Resort is located near the village of Pecatu and the stunning clifftop site of the Pura Luhur Uluwatu Temple, on the island’s far southwestern tip.

The Jimbaran Bay and the international airport lie approximately 20 kilometres north of the resort while Kuta, the touristy heart of Bali, is a 40 minute-drive.

Uniquely positioned at more than 150 metres above the sea shore, the resort offers unrivalled views across the Indian Ocean.

Nestled between the cliff and the ocean, a 1.5 kilometre long beach is accessible only through the resort’s inclined elevator.

Once the hunting grounds of the Balinese royal families, the Bukit peninsula is now home to some of Bali’s most exclusive villas and resorts, as well as one of the island’s holiest temples and some of the world’s finest surfing locations.

Geologically and climatically, the area resembles the coastal regions of the Mediterranean far more than the verdant tropical landscape of inland Bali, a richly fertile plain surmounted by mountainous rainforests.

The uplifted limestone plateau is one of three areas of vertical coastal cliff on and around the island and differs dramatically from the abundant surroundings in part due to its thin soil covering and lack of surface waters.

Although fairly isolated from the rest of Bali, the Bukit peninsula is home to one of the island’s holiest places, the stunning clifftop site of the Pura Luhur Uluwatu temple.

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