Last night marked a special milestone at Dajuma Terrace with our very first evening of entertainment — a captivating Balinese dance performance by the talented children of Pupuan Sawah Village. Their grace, colors, and rhythm brought magic to the night, enchanting our guests who responded with heartfelt enthusiasm and admiration.
A beautiful celebration of Balinese culture under the stars!
Since its founding in 2002, Dajuma has been committed to preserving and promoting local Balinese traditions, inviting guests to experience them firsthand. This dedication continues at our second resort, Dajuma Terrace, with the introduction of Balinese Dancing Lessons, held every Wednesday at 4 PM. Whether you choose to participate or simply enjoy the mesmerizing performance, it’s a wonderful way to connect with the rich culture of Bali. Don’t miss this unforgettable experience during your next stay at Dajuma Terrace!
As we step into 2025, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to our guests and partners for their unwavering loyalty and support over the past 22 years. May this year bring you abundant joy, good health, and cherished memories with loved ones. Together, let us continue our journey toward sustainable hospitality and shared adventures. Here’s to another year of friendship, laughter, and meaningful connections. Thank you for being an integral part of our story – we couldn’t do it without you.
Happy New Year 2025 from all of us at Dajuma Beach and Dajuma Terrace!
The celebration of the new year at Dajuma unfolded in a joyful and festive atmosphere, immersing guests in the rich cultural heritage of Bali. With the rhythmic beats of Jegog music, this traditional bamboo ensemble has set the stage for an enchanting evening, creating a harmonious blend of ancient and modern sounds and accompanying the famous Balinese dances on the stage, weaving tales of mythology and folklore. Then live music took over with talented musicians and singers who added their contemporary flair to the evening. On midnight precisely, the night sky comes alive with bursts of brilliant fireworks, casting a kaleidoscope of colors over the Puri Dajuma grounds and signaling the arrival of a fresh chapter.
Chef Dedi and Rudi, the culinary maestros of Puri Dajuma, crafted with their team of cooks a delectable buffet that was a feast for the senses.
In the heart of Puri Dajuma, in the beautiful garden under the stars the celebration of the new year has been a grand spectacle this year, that leaves an indelible imprint on the hearts of all our guests who partaked in this enchanting experience. Happy new year 2024 with health and happyness above all!
During the high season, Dajuma is offering every week to its guests a special entertainment on stage. They discover on this occasion the enchanting beauty of Balinese traditional dances, where they are graciously invited to dance upon the stage. Amidst the mesmerizing jegog music typical from West Bali, the dancers’ graceful movements tell ancient stories that transcend time. The vibrant costumes and intricate gestures reflect the rich cultural heritage of Bali, captivating hearts from all walks of life. Engaging in this immersive spectacle, guests become part of a timeless tradition that celebrates the harmony between art and life. Puri Dajuma’s dance performances offer a profound and unforgettable cultural exchange for all who partake. Please come and enjoy it!
Last Saturday, like millions of people around the world, we celebrated the new year, happy to turn the page on COVID. Despite the uncertainties that remain for 2023, the wishes exchanged between the participants were particularly optimistic and even enthusiastic. It must be said that the program for the evening could only make people happy: a gargantuan buffet around the traditional Babi Guling, 2 orchestras playing Jeggog and Anklung music accompanying traditional Balinese dances and an orchestra performing live rockabilly music from 70s 80s (a great moment when a guest took the microphone to perform several songs in a simply magnificent deep voice). At midnight, fireworks were fired from the beach ending the evening in apotheosis.
Selamat Tahun Baru!
This week, we had the pleasure of welcoming Sophie and Damien who stayed with us for 10 days. Among our various activities, they particularly appreciated the Balinese dance entertainment. For years we have supported the school of traditional dances of Pekutatan where young and talented dancers practice this beautiful art on our stage. Every week we welcome dancers during their rehearsals. On this occasion, our customers are invited to discover the symbolism of the gestures and the complex movements of these thousand-year-old dances. We are very happy that Sophie and Damien enjoyed them.
With the emergence of the Omicron variant, the prospects for a return to normalcy are fading again in Bali. For how long? Nobody knows it, but in Dajuma anyway, we do everything to welcome you in the best possible conditions, in terms of comfort and hygiene.
This week, we had the pleasure of welcoming a group of doctors and nurses who are on the front lines of the fight against the pandemic.
We would have liked to reconnect with the memorable Dajuma evenings organized around traditional dances accompanied by local orchestras. But distancing requires, it will be for the next time, just waiting for you!
This year, our greetings for the new year take on a special character.
Despite the terrible pandemic shock, Dajuma has managed to stay open thanks to the commitment of its staff and the trust of its customers. We would like to thank you all for your continued support over the past year.
Let’s wish that the coming new year will be less gloomy and the starting point of a new rebirth.
From all of us at Dajuma, we wish you and your loved ones a very Happy New Year 2021 filled with joy, laughter and good health.
We look forward to welcoming you again soon!
Is there a better object for teaching a little bit of music to a 2 years old kid, than this impressive Jegog instrument, so typical of West Bali? This is what happened to Anatole in the Dajuma garden where thrones the beautiful instrument. It exists in different sizes, the one shown on the picture being medium. From the bamboo, It generates deep vibrations which are just hypnotic and makes you feel in communion with nature. Undoubtedly, Anatole loved it! Perhaps will he be able in some years to play in the village orchestra! That’s what we wish for him!
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