Area Attractions

Dubbed as the original crispy duck and established since 1990, Bebek Bengil is one of the legendary culinary destination in Bali. Over the years, Bebek Bengil has expanded with several outlets in Bali and even Jakarta, including the one just a short walk away. Located in Nusa Dua, near Grand Hyatt Bali, Bebek Bengil Nusa Dua boasts beautiful beach views, and of course, its signature crispy duck dish.

Situated at the heart of the Jimbaran bay area, La Brasserie by Melting Wok offers a variety of international delights featuring Asian fusion, French, and selections of vegetarian and gluten-free dishes. Enjoy a great time with your friends and loved ones in the restaurant’s beautiful and calm atmosphere. La Brasserie by Melting Wok is open for hungry visitors from 9.00 AM to 10.00 PM every day (except Wednesday).

N Café Jimbaran provides a wide arrange of delectable Indonesian and Western cuisine in the bustling centre of the Jimbaran area. In addition to its delightful dishes, guests can opt for a relaxed dining time with friends and loved ones indoors or just simply chill out under Bali’s sun at the restaurant’s terrace. N Café Jimbaran is ready to serve all the hungry visitors from 8.00 AM to 10.30 PM every day.

The Queen’s Bali restaurant group has been established since 2004 and it has been grabbing the attention of Indian cuisine enthusiasts ever since. With four Bali outlets in Seminyak, Kuta, Nusa Dua and Ubud, it’s a must-visit for authentic Indian culinary delights.

The Agung Rai Museum of Art – more familiarly known as ARMA – is home to a vast collection of preserved artworks, from paintings and sculptures, to music, dance and other cultural art forms. First opened in 1996 by art connoisseur Agung Rai, the permanent exhibition at ARMA is not to be missed.

Just 15-minute walk away from Grand Hyatt Bali is Museum Pasifika Nusa Dua Bali, a destination that celebrates the rich cultural diversity of Indonesia. The massive museum comprises eight pavilions and 11 exhibition rooms, sprawling across 12,000sq m.

Covering about 60 hectares of land on the elevated area of Ungasan, GWK Cultural Park is a one-stop destination that offers a variety of F&B outlets, cultural performances, and the most breathtaking of all, the towering Garuda Wisnu Kencana statue – standing tall at 120.9 meters high.

Defined as one of Bali’s most popular cultural attractions, Kecak dance follows the story of the epic tale of Ramayana featuring the haunting chants of kecak. Here at Uluwatu cliff, visitors can witness the ever-famous Kecak dance with a stunning view of the island’s southwestern coast and its beautiful sunset. Kecak dance takes place at the Uluwatu Temple from 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM every day.

This beachfront shopping mall in Kuta sprawls across 3.8 hectares and is one of the most popular shopping destinations in Bali. Discovery Shopping Mall hosts more than 150 tenants, including two renowned department stores, Centro and Sogo. It also serves as a nice spot to catch the sunset.

T Galleria brings duty-free shopping to another level by offering concierge service, complimentary Wi-Fi, luggage storage, mobile charging stations, and more facilities for your convenience. You can even shop here and pick up the items at Ngurah Rai International Airport.

Fashion enthusiasts can’t miss an array of stunning and premium linen dresses, clothes and accessories at Uluwatu Handmade Balinese Lace. Each piece is beautifully hand-sewn by the local artisans, offering a unique and authentic design in every collection. In the Nusa Dua area, the store is located inside Bali Collection and is open every day from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM local time.

Beachwalk Shopping Center is a beautifully designed shopping mall featuring high-end brands. More than just a shopping destination, Beachwalk also carries popular F&B household names, entertainment offers, and more, making it an elaborate lifestyle hub.

Watch and interact with Balinese long-tailed monkeys in their sanctuary and natural habitat of Ubud Monkey Forest. Home to more than a thousand monkeys, the famous monkey forest also opens its doors to its three temples that are worth visiting.

Located near the town of Tampaksiring, the Balinese Hindu water temple Pura Tirta Empul is a popular destination, for locals and travelers alike. Many come to Tirta Empul to partake in the traditional purification ritual known as “melukat”, but many others also come to enjoy the sceneries.

This former royal water palace is a popular destination in the eastern part of Bali, and it is the very muse that inspired the concept of Grand Hyatt Bali, with its surrounding lagoons and gardens.

Pura Besakih is the largest and one of the most important holy temple in Bali. Its location on the slopes of Bali’s majestic Mount Agung makes it a sought-after travel destination, in addition to its enchanting tiered construction.

Coffee enthusiasts should not miss a visit to Bali Pulina Coffee Plantation. Here you can learn about and take part on luwak coffee production. The plantation is located in the lush Tegallalang district, so in addition to the good coffee, you will also get to bask in the refreshing ambience.

Originally called Suluban Beach, Blue Point Beach is one of Bali's most beautiful beaches with turquoise blue water and white sand. Slightly hidden underneath Uluwatu’s dramatic cliffs, Blue Point is popular among surfers and beach hunters.

Kanto Lampo Waterfall offers a mesmerizing sight to behold, and the destination is relatively easy to reach. Standing 15 meters tall, the tiered waterfall and the surrounding rocks make picturesque shapes, a true idyllic photo-op setting.

Just 30-minute drive away from Ubud, Tegallalang is known and loved for the soothing views of rice terraces. Travelers can see how traditional Balinese cooperative irrigation system called “subak” works, or simply just breathe in the fresh air and the serene and scenic views.

Water rafting at Ubud’s Ayung River offers a different kind of thrill for adventure seekers to pump some adrenaline with an approximately of 10 kilometer route that will spend around 1.5 to 2 hours to explore. While crossing through the river, travelers will be greeted by the fresh mountain air and Bali’s lush green rainforest. During the dry season, the water level is not too high, while the stream is fairly challenging which makes it the perfect time to go water rafting.

If you’re looking for something more relaxing in the Bedugul area, head to Bali Strawberry Farm and Restaurant. You can pick your own strawberries to bring home, unwind at the restaurant and enjoy the menu on offer.

Offering fun for the whole family, Bali Zoo showcases an extensive variety of animals, in addition to the animal-friendly and educational interactive exhibits. Book ahead to make the most of Bali Zoo’s programs and activities.

Gitgit is one of the most well-known waterfalls in Bali, thanks to its height and breathtaking natural surroundings, including verdant foliage and natural swimming pools that are accessible by a rocky walking trail.

Take a break and treat yourself and family for a fun-filled weekend staycation in Jakarta. Discover the beauty of historic sites in Jakarta, from Museum Wayang, The National Museum of Indonesia to National Monument (Monas). Or plan a visit to cultural-based recreation park, Taman Mini Indonesia Indah. This 100-hectares beautiful park features a snapshot of Indonesia’s diverse culture, such as traditional houses, clothing, or even dances are all depicted.

Yogyakarta is well-known for its cultural traditions and arts. As one of the foremost cultural centers in Indonesia, Yogyakarta offers you many magnificent places to visit. From ancient heritage landmarks such as Borobudur and Prambanan Temple, the famous Sultan’s Palace (The Keraton) to Malioboro shopping center. Explore their local delicacies is something that not-to-be-missed.

Bangkok is always a perfect choice for those who likes the dynamic city vibe. You will find delightful, authentic Thai food, lively weekend markets and colorful cultural scenes. Take some time to travel around the historic destinations in Bangkok and learn about the culture.

Like most South East cities, Siem Reap is a popular tourist destination that known for its prominent sites, such as Angkor Wat, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Angkor Wat is the most iconic temple in Cambodia, built by the Khmers between 900 and 1400 AD. Head to Tonle Sap, Southeast Asia’s largest freshwater lake to see the floating villages where you can find attractive shops and restaurants.

Grand Hyatt Bali’s own Kriya Spa offers more than a wide array of relaxing and rejuvenating signature rituals, it also exudes serene ambience that completes the journey towards wellbeing. The elaborate Kriya Spa draws inspirations from ancient Balinese water palace, a perfect setting to enjoy any treatment tailored to your needs.

Offering a wide range of cardio equipment and machine weights, Bay Club fitness center is open 24 hours a day for your convenience. Located under Grand Hyatt Bali’s main lobby, the fitness center also has squash courts, yoga studio, adult-only swimming pool, sauna, steam room and plunge pools. Exercise classes including yoga and kick boxing are available.

Just a short drive away from Grand Hyatt Bali, BIMC CosMedic Centre is where you can find an elaborate selection of skin treatments, complete with the highest standards of patient care and technology. Some of the treatments on offer are skin rejuvenation techniques, safe non-surgical and surgical procedures.

Literally translates to dancing fingers, the award-winning Jari Menari has been a favorite wellness destination for more than a decade, taking pride of its professionally trained, all-male practitioners and outstanding massage sessions.

For a lavish hair and beauty treatments, head to Rob Peetoom Hair Spa, located in Seminyak. Known for its hair spa service, the salon also offers other beauty rituals, including make-up and brow treatments.