A Holistic Retreat to Slow Down, Reflect and Rejuvenate
Jimbaran Puri, A Belmond Hotel, Bali, invites guests to embrace the art of slowing down with Serenity Journeys, a bespoke retreat designed to nourish the mind, body and soul.
Available year-round from March with a minimum stay of two nights, this experience seamlessly blends wellness rituals, immersive cultural discoveries and mindful dining, all set against the breathtaking backdrop of Bali’s golden coastline.
More than just a retreat, Serenity Journeys is an invitation to reconnect with oneself and the island’s profound natural beauty, an ideal escape for those seeking renewal and inspiration.
A Retreat to Reconnect and Rejuvenate
Set along the serene shores of Jimbaran Bay, Jimbaran Puri offers a tranquil sanctuary where the rhythms of nature create the perfect setting for relaxation and self-discovery.
With its secluded beachfront, lush tropical gardens, and the gentle lull of the ocean, the resort provides an ideal backdrop for a holistic journey designed to restore balance and inner peace.
Each morning begins with a Beachside Meditation session at Jimbaran Puri’s expansive beach, offering moments of clarity as the sun rises over the horizon. A Gentle Yoga follows, aligning body and spirit in a seamless rhythm.
To further enhance the well-being, guests are welcome to partake in additional restorative therapies such as Chakra Healing, available upon request at an additional charge. Thoughtfully curated to encourage presence, balance and self-connection, these experiences allow guests to fully immerse themselves in a holistic journey of renewal.
Beyond wellness, guests can immerse themselves in Bali’s rich cultural heritage through thoughtfully curated experiences that promote slow living philosophy. Take part in the Balinese Egg Painting activity and find presence in the moment through the intricate artistry.
More than art form, this practice symbolises creation, blessings and renewal, reflecting the deep spiritual significance eggs hold in Balinese culture with patterns inspired by Hindu mythology, nature and local folklore.
