Natures Splendor Unleashed
Plataran Menjangan
Holistic Wellness for Mind, Body, and Soul
Experience the physical benefits and body awareness from hatha yoga, relinquish all tension while enjoying signature treatments, from relaxing massages and rejuvenating facials to intensive detox programmes, that harness the benefits of local herbs and natural ingredients.
Padma Spa
Opening Hours: 09:00 am – 09:00 pm
Cocooned within the mangrove, facing the ocean, Padma Spa at Plataran Menjangan instills a deep sense of calm and well-being. Follow the petals of the lotus and allow your potential to gently unfold, experiencing a variety of therapeutic and beauty treatments designed to balance mind, body and soul, and reignite your inner glow.
Padma Spa Exclusives
Traditional Balinese Spa
IDR 600,000++ per person
Wantilan
Relax, read or enjoy a romantic dinner on this quiet deck, with fantastic views of Menjangan Island and the Java mountains from Pelataran Wantilan. An ideal spot for moments of solitude or socialising.
Infinity Swimming Pool
Soak under the Bali sun in the iconic and largest infinity pool in the area located at The Octagon Ocean Club, featuring a sunken bar where you can refresh with cool drinks and ocean views.
Plataran Private Cruise Jetty
Located near The Octagon Ocean Club, Plataran Jetty is the gathering point for all water transportation-related activities, including Plataran private cruises. Its colourful coral garden also makes it a haven for snorkeling close to the resort.
Plataran Water World
Offers a wide range of water sports facilities, including snorkeling, paddle canoes and boogie boards, for a great day out on the water.
Observation Deck
Enjoy splendid 360-degree views of West Bali National Park and tranquil surroundings, including the Kursi hills, from this five-storey observation deck.
Bali Starling Sanctuary
Discover a world of incredible natural wonders at Plataran L’Harmonie – West Bali National Park, spread across 382 hectares in the Buleleng Regency at the northwest tip of Bali.
The west bali national park was established in 1941 to protect the area’s rich flora and fauna, most notably the endangered Bali Starling bird and the last remaining wild banteng. Its dense biodiversity encompasses many distinct ecosystems – from primary monsoon, mangrove and lowland rain forests, to savanna and seagrass landscapes, as well as shallow and deep-sea waters with sandy beaches and coral reefs.
Endemic Tree Planting
Plataran Menjangan works with the local community to drive community development: the three layer system programme supports local farmers by introducing a sustainable and productive agricultural system and promotion a long-lasting partnership; the Bokashi Fertilizer Production programme produces an organic fertilizer from horse manure and provides it freely to local farmers; and the Love Nature Education Programme provides environment education in seven elementary schools around the west bali national park
