HAPPY NEW YEAR 2026!

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

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As the New Year begins after a festive celebration at Dajuma, we would like to extend our warmest wishes to our guests, partners, and staff for a gentle, joyful, healthy, and successful New Year 2026.
Expressing such wishes is not always easy, given the current state of our planet, yet we remain committed to offering our guests the best possible four-star service at our two resorts, Dajuma Beach and Dajuma Terrace, while modestly contributing to the sustainability of Bali’s rich and vibrant culture.
Selamat Tahun Baru!

CHRISTMAS AT DAJUMA

CHRISTMAS AT DAJUMA

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Christmas at Dajuma was celebrated as usual in a joyful and festive atmosphere. The evening began with a delicious Christmas dinner prepared by our talented chefs, Dedi and Rudi, who delighted guests with a thoughtfully crafted menu. The celebration continued late into the night, filled with laughter, warm company, and live music, creating a truly memorable holiday experience. Pictured around our Christmas tree—made of driftwood collected from the beach—are our staff members Edi and Padmi, accompanied by our trainees.

THE MELUKAT PURIFICATION CEREMONY AT DAJUMA TERRACE

THE MELUKAT PURIFICATION CEREMONY AT DAJUMA TERRACE

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The Melukat purification ceremony took place last week in the serene surroundings of Dajuma Terrace and was lovingly guided by our spiritual yoga teacher. Embraced by nature and the calming ambiance of the terrace, two of our guests, Ina and Anja, participated in the ritual with open hearts and genuine enthusiasm. Deeply rooted in Balinese spiritual tradition, the Melukat ceremony is intended to cleanse negative energy, release emotional burdens, and restore inner balance. Through the sacred flow of water, guided intention, and mindful presence, participants are invited to let go of what no longer serves them and reconnect with a profound sense of clarity and calm. The ceremony became a meaningful moment of reflection and renewal, leaving participants feeling lighter, grounded, and harmoniously aligned in body, mind, and soul—offering yet another beautiful way to discover the rich spiritual heritage of Balinese culture.

DAJUMA 23RD ANNIVERSARY

DAJUMA 23rd ANNIVERSARY

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Last week, as every year, the Dajuma Beach staff proudly celebrated the 23rd anniversary of our resort. The festivities began at 4:00 pm with a series of fun and lively games that brought laughter and enthusiasm to everyone involved. The celebration then continued with a cheerful picnic party, where colleagues gathered to relax, share food, and enjoy the beautiful surroundings. The event concluded around 8:00 pm in a joyful and friendly atmosphere, reflecting the strong spirit and sense of family that define Dajuma. We were also delighted to welcome several retired colleagues, whose presence made the celebration even more special. It was a wonderful opportunity for the younger generation to listen to their stories, exchange anecdotes, and connect with the history and values of the resort.

PLASTIC WASTE COLLECTION AT DAJUMA TERRACE

PLASTIC WASTE COLLECTION AT DAJUMA TERRACE

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Since its creation in 2002 as an eco-resort, Dajuma has been strongly committed to protecting its natural and cultural environment. A key part of this commitment is our ongoing “plastic battle,” which includes working with our suppliers to find alternative packaging, eliminating plastic from our operations (including using bamboo straws), and—very importantly—collecting waste around our two properties. Last week, this commitment took shape at Dajuma Terrace, where our entire staff, guided by our General Manager Alit, enthusiastically joined a clean-up effort all the way to the Sing Sing waterfall. Everyone showed remarkable motivation under our shared motto: “Keep Bali Clean for the World.” Well done, team!

GALUNGAN & KUNIGAN CELEBRATION

GALUNGAN & KUNIGAN CELEBRATION

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All of Bali celebrated Galungan and Kuningan from November 19th to 29th—ten days of festivities welcoming the gods and ancestors to earth (Galungan) until their return on Kuningan (November 29th). This sacred celebration takes place every 210 days according to the Balinese calendar. It is a joyful period when families gather and villages are beautifully adorned with penjor—the graceful bamboo offerings lining the streets. Our guests are always fascinated by the way Balinese people honor their gods and ancestors through abundant prayers and offerings in family compounds and village temples. Another truly captivating tradition of Balinese culture!

DAJUMA OUTING AT MOUNT BATUR VOLCANO

DAJUMA OUTING AT MOUNT BATUR VOLCANO

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This year, the Dajuma Beach team went on a staff outing to Mount Batur. Let them express their feeling about this experience :
« We do this every two years, and everyone always looks forward to it. A group of 48 of us headed out for three days and two nights. Our goal was to explore the wild beauty of Kintamani caldera and Batur volcano. We stayed in a cozy glamping hotel, right in the middle of nature. It was close to the latest lava flow, which made it feel really exciting. Seeing the volcano up close reminded us how powerful and fragile nature is. We hiked, laughed, and shared lots of fun moments together. Everyone felt happy and relaxed, enjoying a break from daily work. By the end, we all felt closer as a team and full of great memories. »

ROMANTIC DINNERS AT DAJUMA TERRACE

ROMANTIC DINNERS AT DAJUMA TERRACE

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Who hasn’t dreamed of sharing a romantic dinner in the middle of lush rice fields? At Dajuma Terrace, we’ve made that dream come true as we did at Dajuma Beach. We’ve created a charming traditional gazebo where you can enjoy a delicious dinner under the stars, attended by your own dedicated butler. It’s an unforgettable experience you won’t want to miss on your next visit.

SUNSETS VIBES AT DAJUMA BEACH

SUNSETS VIBES AT DAJUMA BEACH

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Thanks to its exceptional location on the far western tip of Bali, Dajuma Beach is the place to experience unforgettable sunsets. Why is it so special? There are many reasons: The View: From your room or the restaurant terrace, you have a front-row seat to the grand spectacle of the sun slowly melting into the ocean. The Stroll: Feel the gentle waves caress your feet as you walk along the beach, watching the horizon glow in shades of gold, crimson, and violet. The Life Around: Local fishermen prepare their boats and set out for the night’s fishing — a timeless ritual that adds authenticity and life to the scene. The Flavors: Enjoy a refreshing cocktail in the lush garden as the colors of the sky change every minute, reflected in the calm waters below. The Ambiance: Listen to the soothing sounds of nature — the rhythmic waves, the evening breeze, and the laughter of guests sharing this peaceful moment. In short, sunset time at Dajuma is more than just a view — it’s an experience that captures the spirit of the island and leaves you with lasting memories of your stay.

BLESSING WEDDING CEREMONY AT DAJUMA BEACH

BLESSING WEDDING CEREMONY AT DAJUMA BEACH

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Last Thursday, we had the pleasure of hosting a beautiful blessing wedding ceremony for our valued guests at Dajuma Beach. Our repeat guests from Germany, Sonja and Achim, arranged this special occasion for their daughter, Alisa, and her husband, Daniel. Having already celebrated their official wedding in Germany, the couple wished to experience a meaningful blessing ceremony in Bali. The ceremony was gracefully led by a priest from Pekutatan Village and followed by an intimate private dinner to commemorate the joyous event. The celebration was attended by a small circle of ten family members — the bride and groom, their parents, and close relatives — creating a warm and heartfelt atmosphere. A gentle drizzle blessed the evening, as if nature itself joined in witnessing their love and commitment. Our sincere congratulations to Alisa and Daniel, and to their proud parents, Sonja and Achim!