For the 10th anniversary of the launch of Singapore Tatler Weddings, the publication details the extraordinary experience of exchanging vows at Bvlgari Resort Bali. In a new video, Tatler traces the engagements of four stylish couples and highlights Bali Resort’s spectacular wedding chapel as the ultimate destination to launch a lifelong romance.
Beyond its heavy oak doors, the newly renovated chapel looks out onto panoramic views of the Indian Ocean—making for a breath-taking backdrop for the ceremony. Thoughtful design touches abound; the outer walls are composed of Bali’s dark grey Kerobokan stone, while floors are tiled with volcanic Andesite stones. A fusion of Italian and Balinese influence, the chapel seats 90 and hosts up to 160 guests in its adjacent ballroom.
Locally known as Pura Luhur Uluwatu (with Luhur meaning “something of divine origin”), Uluwatu Temple is one of Bali's nine key directional temples and one of the most spectacular ones in the entire island.
Perched majestically on the edge of a steep cliff about 150 m above the sea level, it offers a breathtaking panoramic view overlooking Indian ...
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Having attracted a devoted following at The Bvlgari Hotel in London, Milan, Beijing and Dubai Workshop Gymnasium is now in Bali. A completely bespoke experience for mind and body, the team at Workshop works closely with individual clients to develop an exercise and nutrition regimen that achieves extraordinary results.
A luxurious setting and ...
Experiencing one of the most celebrated traditions of the Italian lifestyle has never be more breathtaking. Il Bar at the Bvlgari Resort in Bali offers its guests the enchanting experience of “The Aperitivo” on a cliff with magnificent sunset views overlooking the Indian Ocean. Here, guests could choose among one of the classic Italian flavours - ...
An ancient Balinese tradition is the inspiration behind a new experience at the Resort. Melukat, a purifying ceremony designed to cleanse body and mind, is said to dismiss bad omens to prevent illness and bad luck. For guests, the ritual begins on the private beach, where they are dressed in traditional attire and met by a Balinese priest who leads ...
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