Ternigo Trips
AYANA Resort and Spa Bali

5 star · 5-Star Clifftop — Jimbaran · Clifftop

AYANA Resort and Spa Bali

Guest rating 9.2

Rock Bar sunsets and multiple pools.

75 sqm standalone pavilion, king bed, veranda, outdoor bathtub, forest views.

Rooms & suites

Garden Pavilion

Garden Pavilion

₹1,32,000 / night / couple

Meal plans: Bed & Breakfast

  • 75 sqm standalone pavilion
  • king bed
  • veranda
  • outdoor bathtub
  • forest views.

Inclusions

  • Check-in from 2:00 PM at Jimbaran
  • Daily breakfast included unless noted
  • Wi‑Fi and resort taxes as per property policy

Add-ons

  • Upgrade to Cliff Pavilion with infinity pool₹55,000

Facilities

  • Swimming pool
  • Spa
  • Restaurant
  • Wi‑Fi

Getting here

Nearest airport: DPS - Ngurah Rai International

  • Private car from airport — 60–90 mins

On the map

Best time to visit

April, May, June, September, October

Property policies

Check-in
2:00 PM at Jimbaran
Check-out
12:00 PM
Cancellation
Subject to property policy at time of booking.
  • Respect local customs at temples and villages

Bali / Indonesia — travel essentials

Visa

  • Visa on Arrival (VOA) available for Indian passport holders at DPS
  • VOA fee payable on arrival (USD or IDR — confirm latest rate before travel)
  • Initial stay up to 30 days; extension possible via local immigration office
  • Return/onward ticket may be requested at immigration
  • VOA is for tourism — not for paid employment

Passport

  • Passport valid at least 6 months beyond entry date
  • At least two blank pages recommended
  • Carry printed hotel bookings and return flight for immigration
  • Damaged or torn passports can be refused entry — renew if in doubt

Local rules & etiquette

Do

  • ✓Wear a sarong and sash at temples (often provided or rented at entrance)
  • ✓Use Grab or Gojek for transparent fares; share trip with a friend
  • ✓Bargain politely at markets — smile and walk away if unsure
  • ✓Remove shoes before entering temple inner courtyards and homestays
  • ✓Carry small IDR notes for temple donations and parking
  • ✓Respect local ceremonies — roads may close for processions

Don't

  • ✕Do not drink tap water or brush teeth with it
  • ✕Do not touch people’s heads or point feet at shrines
  • ✕Do not fly drones near temples without permission
  • ✕Do not step on offerings (canang sari) on pavements
  • ✕Avoid illegal taxi touts at the airport arrival hall
  • ✕Do not swim outside flagged areas — rips are common on south coast