TREKKING AROUND PUPUAN SAWAH VILLAGE

TREKKING AROUND PUPUAN SAWAH VILLAGE

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Trekking through the rice fields of Pupuan Sawah is a must-do activity for guests staying at Dajuma Terrace. We offer this immersive experience to help visitors discover the authentic side of Bali—where farmers work the land, harvest rice, dry cocoa and coffee beans, and gather mangosteen, durian, and coconuts straight from the trees.
Just last week, our guests from France, Mr. Christophe and his wife, who stayed with us for four nights, enjoyed this unforgettable trek. As they wandered through the lush greenery and vibrant rice paddies, visited the serene Singh Singh Waterfall, and took in the tranquil rhythm of the countryside, they were visibly moved by the beauty around them. They often paused to admire the rich flora and fauna, repeatedly saying, “This place is truly beautiful, with such an abundance of fruit trees.” Their heartfelt appreciation perfectly captured the unique charm and natural wonder of Pupuan Sawah.

MIRACULOUS FISHING AT DAJUMA BEACH!

MIRACULOUS FISHING AT DAJUMA BEACH!

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Last week, our returning guest and good friend Bruce from Australia experienced an unforgettable fishing adventure. Accompanied by our beach manager Jufry and our neighbor Susyanto—who captained the prahu—Bruce set out early in the morning around 6 AM. Using a special lure called a Rapala, Bruce employed a technique known as trolling, where the bait is dragged behind a moving boat to entice fish. His patience and skill paid off when he landed an extraordinary catch: a Cobia, weighing approximately 20 kg and measuring 125 cm in length. These powerful fish can grow up to 78 kg, making Bruce’s catch an impressive one! In the spirit of generosity, Bruce gifted the fish to the local fishermen. It was a day to remember, filled with excitement, camaraderie, and a shared love of the sea.

NEW FITNESS ROOM NOW OPEN AT DAJUMA TERRACE

NEW FITNESS ROOM NOW OPEN AT DAJUMA TERRACE

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We’re excited to announce that Dajuma Terrace has recently expanded its range of complimentary guest services with the opening of a brand-new fitness room! Admittedly, the decision wasn’t easy. With our serene natural surroundings offering abundant opportunities for outdoor activities—like trekking or biking through rice fields, swimming in our infinity pool, or unwinding in the spa—we believed nature alone provided all that was needed for physical well-being. However, thanks to the enthusiastic encouragement of our guests, we’ve taken the leap and created a dedicated fitness space equipped with the latest high-quality machines. The feedback so far has been overwhelmingly positive, and we’re thrilled to see it exceeding expectations. We warmly invite you to try it out during your next stay with us!

WELCOME TO BABY DELSIN

WELCOME TO BABY DELSIN

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Last week, Dina, our Sales and Marketing Manager, invited friends and colleagues to a special ceremony in Bali known as the Nyambutin Ceremony, held to celebrate the 105th day (three months in the Balinese calendar) of her second child.
The Nyambutin ceremony is a traditional Balinese Hindu ritual performed to welcome a baby into the family, the community, and the spiritual world of the Balinese people. It is believed that until this age, the baby’s soul remains closely connected to the spiritual realm. In other words, the ceremony is intended to “introduce” the child to the earthly realm.
The ceremony consists of several stages. First, the baby is taken to the beach for a ritual that calls upon the soul to fully unite with the body. The ceremony then continues at the family compound, where the baby undergoes a purification process involving special offerings. During this stage, the baby is unclothed, bathed with holy water, and allowed to step on the ground for the very first time. A special ritual is also performed to retrieve jewelry in the form of bracelets and anklets, which are placed in a container filled with water. The baby’s name is formally announced or blessed during this stage as well. The adornment of the bracelets symbolizes the family’s love and marks the beginning of the baby’s journey through life, signifying that the child is now ready for social interaction and connection. The ceremony concludes with the baby being dressed in full traditional Balinese attire, followed by a sacred blessing.
We are delighted to share that Dina’s baby boy, I Made Delsin Mesasoma, born on May 19, 2025, was beautifully welcomed into the world through this heartfelt tradition.

WEDDING ANNIVERSARY AT DAJUMA BEACH

WEDDING ANNIVERSARY AT DAJUMA BEACH

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At Dajuma, we love to see our guests turning their precious moments into unforgettable memories. Last week, a family from Germany chose our Beach Garden as the setting to celebrate a wedding anniversary, and it was nothing short of magical. As the sun slowly dipped into the horizon, our gardeners had transformed the garden into a charming, flower-filled venue, perfectly blending with the surrounding nature. Eric, acting as butler for the evening, ensured every detail was just right. From the first toast to the last smile, he accompanied the family with attentive and heartfelt service. It was a simple yet deeply moving celebration, a reminder of how special togetherness can be when shared in such a serene place. At Dajuma, we feel honored to host these unique milestones. Each celebration is a story in itself, and we are grateful to be part of them.