The Menjangan
Description
Menjangan Resort offers you a unique chance to experience the natural treasures within the Bali Barat National Park, near the Menjangan Island. Set admidst 382 hectares; experience Menjangan Resort from the forest to the mangrove to the coral reef. Each accomodation option we offer promises a different experience, choose to be on the water´s edge, nestled in the heart of the forest or perched on a cliff overlooking the sea.
Menjangan is situated on the North West coast of Bali. This trip normally takes 3,5 hours by car from Denpasar.
Restaurant
There are the Sentigi Beach Restaurant which is built out across the water and the Bali Tower Restaurant.
The Bali Tower is a one of a kind building. Made from 5 incredible logs, 33 meters long and 80 cm in diameter, the tower reaches above the tree line and offers excellent views across the bay and forest. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner or for a quiet drink.
Our menu offers a balance of western favourites and traditional Balinese food. With plenty of options for vegetarians and great kids dishes, the Bali Tower has something for everybody.
Service & Facilities
Tours & Transfers, Spa, Pool, Wifi and anything else you expect from a luxury resort.
Activities
Snorkeling,
Scuba Diving,
Kayak,
Glass Boats,
a Yacht to rent out per day for private moments at the sea,
Horse Riding,
Forest Trekking,
Mountain Biking,
Bird Watching
Children activities
Double Kayak where an adult can venture out and teach a child how to paddle and negotiate the bay, Jungle Safari at day or night.
Environmental and social commitment
Menjangan Resort is committed to ensuring the sustainability of the region. Here are just some of the things they do to improve and preserve the park for future generations.
Buildings are constructed with environmentally friendly materials that merge in to the surroundings.
Wood is used for decking and walls. Grass is used to create canopies and roofing.
Buildings are raised above the ground to allow water absorption.
Roads are constructed using Macadam process. This is a road surface made from small pieces of
layered stone that hold strong in both wet and dry season while still allowing rain water absorption.
Not more than 10 % of the area will be physically developed.
Only endemic and native treesare planted.
Watering holes and salt lick for all the animals across the park are provided, when their natural ones
dry out. A dedicated team of beach cleaners, collect the rubbish carried by the currents from the major
surrounding cities. Guests are welcome to take a bag and join the team.
The water gets recycled and waste breakdown within the resort.