MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM OUR FRONT DESK TEAM!
/in Dajuma, NewsOur “tiger team” at the front desk, always ready to welcome and help our guests during their stay wishes you a Merry Christmas!
 From left to right Dyna, Assistant Marketing Manager, Astari, Front Desk Officer, Agus Front Desk Supervisor and Mira Front Desk Officer.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
/in Dajuma, NewsHAPPY 2017!
 Dajuma family wishes you and your family a beautiful new year filled with peace, happyness and good health.
 We look forward to seeing you again in 2017!
2016 has been a year full of challenges for Dajuma: after 2 years of intensive work, we opened our new Bendega villas on May 1st, increasing our capacity by 50% with now 35 rooms in total. In parallel we opened a new restaurant with a brand new menu composed of original and tasty dishes, we changed the decoration of most of our traditional cottages while accentuating the protection of our exceptional environment. By listening carefully the Voice of our Customers through outside reviews and our own satisfaction surveys we also improved the quality of our service without loosing the very specific link which exists since the beginning between our guests and our staff.
 Nothing would have been possible without the support of our guests and partners. On this specific occasion we would like to thank them again and wish them and their families every happiness, success and good health throughout the New Year and beyond!
NATURAL VOLCANO SPA
/in Beach, News, SPA CenterIn terms of SPA “Sanitas Per Aquam” in Latin or “Health Through Water“, what is better than these giant pots shaped by the volcanoes lava for bathing? It is in these natural bassins filled with mineral-rich seawater by the tides that our guests and the villagers are used to relax, preferably at sunset, just before or after a Balinese massage, in front of the tropical garden of Dajuma. A good opportunity to discover the benefits of this “Volcano Spa” and to practice the “art of conversation” with other guests and locals. A pure moment of happiness as witnessed by the two little girls of the photo. Not to be missed on your next visit to Dajuma!
MEDEWI BOARDRIDERS CHALLENGE 2016
/in News, Surfing, West BaliFrom December 9 to 11th, 2016 will take place in Medewi the 2016 Boardriders Challenge. The Medewi wave is particularly appreciated by surfers because of its regularity and non-dangerousness.
 For those who don’t know the location, Dajuma is the perfect place where to stay between 2 surf rides. Located next door from Medewi, with a free shuttle to get there, Dajuma will offer you the best possible combination between sport and exquisite accomodation including first class cottages and villas, 3 restaurants and a spa for recovering peak form.
 Looking forward to welcoming you on this occasion!
70th anniversary of Puputan Margarana
/in Culture, News, PeopleEverybody visiting Indonesia heard about Colonel Ngurah Raï whose name is celebrated everywhere including in the name of Bali International Airport.
 But very few know that this national hero landed with his troops on the beach in front of Dajuma in April 1946 to bypass the blocus of the island by the Dutch army.
 On November 20th,  the authorities celebrated the 70th anniversary of the Puputan Margarana (« fight until the end ») at Taman Pujaan Bangsa (TPB) Margarana, as a form of respect and appreciation for the service and sacrifice of heroes.
 The ceremony was led by the Deputy Governor of Bali, I Ketut Sudikerta. In his speech, He said « the memorial is the momentum of renewal of the historical values of the nation. The Puputan led by Lieutenant Colonel I Gusti Ngurah Rai, against the invaders who wanted to regain control of the country, shows the spirit of struggle and unity of the people of Bali, as an integral part of the Republic of Indonesia. »
DAJUMA OUTING
/in Dajuma, Java, News, ToursDajuma staff took last week some good time with a trip to Malang organised in 2 groups of 30 people each. Everything has been carefully prepared by the management (Erly HR, Alit and Rondy GMs).
 Let Alit (white shirt on the right) report these 3 days of discovery of East Java.
 “The trip started at 7 am from Dajuma with a comfortable bus of 45 seats directly to Malang where we arrived around 17.00 at Swiss Bell Hotel (check in time).
  After two hours rest and shower we prepared a first visit to BNS (Batu Night Spectacular ) until 10 pm.
  There are dozens of rides that we will not be able to forget after enjoying them like a ghost gallery, a slalom test, the highest air bike, garden lanterns, and trampoline.
  In these places you can also test your adrenaline by trying some of the rides like a drag race, mouse coaster, and several other games.
  Second day we started at 9 am after breakfast doing rafting on the river Brantas. It can indeed make the heart beat hard. Not only because of collisions with river rocks, but also the effect of plunging following the swift river currents. Sensations also vary. Sometimes twisted like a snake, sometimes too rocked.
  Everybody ate a lot after rafting around 2,5 hours, next visit to pick up the apple fruit directly from the tree (Apple is famous fruit from Malang).
  The last day, we visited JATIM PARK 2 (recreation Park in Batu with Secret Zoo and Animal Museum). In Secret Zoo we also visited Savannah,  a traditional African village with African atmosphere.There are huts with roof made by straw where pigs and another animals are walking around.
  Finally, all the team went shopping to bring back some nice souvenirs from Malang while on the way back to Dajuma.“
SUNSET TIME AT DAJUMA BENDEGA
/in Beach, Dajuma, NewsEvery dusk is a delight at Dajuma with breathtaking sunsets ! The resort being on a cape oriented full west, one can see stunning sunsets from almost any area with different angles. What a show to see the local fishermen pushing their prahos to the sea and preparing themselves to spend the night fishing offshore!
 On the picture, the view we have from our brand new Bendega restaurant. Just beautiful!
SEASON OF FLAMBOYANTS
/in Dajuma, Eco-Resort, News, Tropical gardenThe flowering season for the Flamboyant also called “Flame Tree” is now approaching in Bali. Originated from Madagascar and discovered at the beginning of the 19th century, the flamboyant is now present in almost all tropical countries. In Bali, it is always a great pleasure to see this so well named tree along the roads growing wildely or on the contrary pampered in private gardens as adornly trees. In both cases it is a shock for westerners to suddenly see the sky flaming. On the picture a flamboyant on the road to Perancak, a nice spot to visit close to Dajuma, with its incredible fishermen boats.









