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UNIQUE SUNSETS NOT TO BE MISSED

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At Dajuma Beach and Dajuma Terrace, sunsets are an extraordinary spectacle of nature, painting the sky with hues of gold, crimson, and lavender. As the sun dips below the horizon, the calm ocean reflects its fiery glow, creating a mesmerizing mirror effect that captivates the soul. From Dajuma Beach, guests can witness the dramatic interplay of waves and light, with fishing boats silhouetted against the setting sun. Meanwhile, at Dajuma Terrace, perched amidst lush rice fields, the view is equally enchanting. The sun’s warm embrace bathes the fields in a golden shimmer, blending seamlessly with the vibrant greens of the landscape. Each sunset brings a unique palette, a fleeting masterpiece that transforms the surroundings into a dreamscape. Whether you prefer the rhythmic sound of waves or the serene ambiance of the terrace, these moments are perfect for quiet reflection or sharing with loved ones. Truly, the sunsets at Dajuma are experiences not to be missed.

DAJUMA BEACH BREATHTAKING SUNSETS

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At Dajuma Beach, the sunset is a breathtaking spectacle, painting the horizon with fiery hues of orange, pink, and gold. As the sun dips into the Indian Ocean, the waves glisten with its final rays, creating a serene and magical ambiance. Guests can sip on exquisite cocktails crafted to perfection, their flavors complementing the tropical breeze. For yoga enthusiasts, the golden hour offers a tranquil time to practice, with the soothing sounds of the ocean enhancing mindfulness. Whether standing barefoot on the warm sand or reclining in a cozy lounger, the moment feels exceptional and timeless. The coconut palms sway gently, framing the mesmerizing view. It’s a perfect setting to unwind, recharge, and connect with the raw beauty of Bali. At Dajuma, every sunset becomes a cherished memory.

UNFORGETTABLE SUNSETS DURING THE RAINY SEASON

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We are often asked the question “how is the rainy season in Bali“? The only possible response is “definitively nice”, as it enhances the island’s natural splendor and  it rains only a few moments in the day, often during the night. But the most amazing, are the sunsets during this season which are nothing short of unforgettable, as shown on the picture taken from the terrace of our Rama restaurant (Photo guaranteed without any treatment). As the sun descends, it paints the sky with hues of orange, red, pink, and gold, casting a breathtaking spectacle upon the horizon.

UNFORGETTABLE DAJUMA SUNSETS

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The beauty of sunset at Dajuma is a mesmerizing spectacle, captivating all who are fortunate enough to witness it. With its full West orientation, the sun gracefully descends, casting a warm, golden glow across the landscape. The sky transforms into a canvas of vibrant hues, from fiery oranges to soft pinks, creating a breathtaking panorama which delights our guests. As the sun dips below the horizon, it leaves behind a tranquil silhouette, painting the sea and the sky with a unique palette of colors. The sunset at Dajuma is not just a celestial event; it’s a serene and unforgettable moment that etches itself into the hearts of our guests.

SUNSET IN PARADISE

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Among its many assets, Dajuma has the advantage of sumptuous sunsets that can be admired, cocktail in hand, from your room or in the tropical garden. Thanks to its location on a volcanic cape facing due west, the sunsets are visible all year round without restriction. The past week has been particularly favorable from this point of view, with each evening a different kind of conflagration of the sky, very inspiring. Enjoy it!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY RINA!

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A very nice event took place this week in Dajuma: the birthday of our longtime friend Rina! Before sharing the traditional birthday cake, her close friends organized a very lively zumba. A pure moment of happiness at sunset in a relaxed and warm atmosphere. Happy birthday dear Rina!

SUNSET RELAXATION

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After a long day devoted to sport and children, a good moment of relaxation in front of the setting sun is always welcome. This is the best time of day for reading and meditation. All accompanied, why not, by a delicious cocktail. A moment that we all want to rediscover when Bali opens again to tourism, no later than early August, hopefully! This photo was sent to us this week by a client and friend who came to celebrate his forty-fifth birthday with his family.

FIRST RAIN IN BALI: A BLESSING FOR FARMERS AND OUR GUESTS

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This year, Indonesia including Bali, had a longer dry season than usual. In West Bali, where we are located, most of the villagers are farmers. Their fields were dry, some of their crops, mainly rice and vegetables, suffered from the longer dry season. Everybody was expecting the rain to come soon. Finally, it happened in the beginning of November. We saw villagers around us so happy and grateful to be able to celebrate the first rain. This period of the year is also a blessing for our guests: for a few moments of rain mainly during the night, they get in return an even more beautiful nature. In our tropical garden the flowers are blooming like never. The clouds in the sky also create breathtaking sunsets, lasting for much longer than during the dry season. Something you should not miss next time you decide to visit us in the coming weeks!

SUNSET BEHIND THE COCKTAIL

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What is the best time to enjoy a delicious cocktail in the tropics? It is undoubtedly the “happy hours” of Dajuma. Imagine yourself comfortably seating in the gazebos of our tropical garden or on the underwater stools of our pools, with the sun declining on the horizon. Because Dajuma is oriented full west, with breathtaking sunsets that you will never forget. Our bartenders love to surprise you with every day new creations that enrich an already busy cocktail menu. Something we would much like to introduce you to on your next visit. See you soon!

RAINY SEASON STARTED IN BALI

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The rainy season in Bali is used to last from November to March with sometimes incursions in the dry season and vice-versa. This year the rainy season starts on time to the great joy of farmers and gardeners! But the questions often asked by our guests willing to visit Bali are “Is it worthwile to visit Bali during the rainy season? How strong is the rain? How long every day? Is’nt it too wet?” Legitimate questions when they are going to spend hours in a plane to get here! First of all we have to keep in mind that raining in Bali has nothing to do with heavy rain we can meet in some South East Asia countries such as Thaïland. In Bali, there is no monsoon. The answer is also very depending on where you plan to stay in Bali. Close to the mountains you will get more rain than on the coast. In Dajuma, the rain falls only a few hours every day, often in the night and the consequences on the nature and your stay are more than positive: flowers blooming and green grass everywhere in the garden, no dust, wetness limited by the breeze from the sea, and, cherry on the cake, contrasted skies offering breathtaking sunsets as shown on the picture. What could we dream of better?