Restaurant
Welcome to Bunga Laut's Restaurant and Bar !
Our restaurant serves a mouthwatering mix of fantastic Balinese, Indonesian and Western cuisine which is made from only the best of locally organically grown fruit and vegetables, combining these with fresh herbs and spices from Bali and all Indonesia. Our chefs select ingredients that are full of flavor but also benefit the local community.
Fish, shrimps and squid are freshly prepared and comes directly from local fishermen to your plate. Daily specials are inspired by seasonal produce which are blended with passion. Our own kitchen garden supplies us with more ingredients that compliment western dishes.
We offer a selection of snack line which can be enjoyed whilst relaxing around the pool or taking in the stunning scenery from the terrace. All day long, our staff will also prepare you healthy and tasty fruit shakes and smoothies according to the season, fresh and original cocktails, Indonesian wine and beer, spirits and hot drinks.
You will start your visit with the Pura Luhur Uluwatu temple. The name Uluwatu comes from ulu, meaning “end of the land”, and watu, meaning “rock”. Uluwatu is the most popular area of Bali’s Bukit Peninsula, especially for its iconic cliff-edge temple. It is also the fourth surf destination in the world for surfers of all levels. You will have the opportunity to visit the temple, walk among the monkeys at the edge of the cliff. The entrance fees of 60.000 IDR per person are not included in our price.
For the locals, the Monkey forest represents an important spiritual, economic, educational, and conservation center for the village. There are many of point of interest that you can see: around 700 monkeys, 186 species of trees in 12.5 hectares of forest, where will allowing you to get an abundant of fresh air. You can buy fruits and food to feed the monkeys and interact with them. To maintain the monkey’s health, please do not feed the monkeys with peanuts, biscuits, bread, or any other human snacks. Also avoid bringing paper, plastic bag or bottle for the conservation of the forest.
The temple is a great stopover along your leisure walks through Ubud town, offering sightseeing and photo opportunities with its classical Balinese temple architecture and a beautiful foyer featuring ponds filled with blooming pink lotuses. As with any temple visit in Bali, a sash and sarong around the waist is compulsory.