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Celebrate an Island Style Christmas

If you’ve had a tough year and you think need a tropical island escape, then Bali is the perfect location to hide yourself away for a quiet Christmas celebration. The weather is warm, the views are beautiful and the people are famously kind.

We recommend you come for at least 10 days to get the full effect of your tropical island holiday. As the sun sets over the palm trees every evening you’ll find yourself more able to relax then ever. And when Christmas eve does roll around, you’ll be truly ready to celebrate.

Three Reasons To Spend Christmas In Bali

We think the best thing about shouting yourself to a last-minute island-style Christmas is the chance to leave all of that holiday season stress behind!

  • Instead of having to slave away in the kitchen (and then clean up all the mess) you’ll get to choose from dozens of amazing restaurants where you can dine like royalty without breaking the bank.
  • Instead of putting up with grumpy relatives crowding your house you can have a quiet day with your nearest and dearest in a gorgeous pool villa. Peace and quiet is bliss!
  • Instead of slogging through malls with Christmas music blaring, you can wander around quaint Balinese markets and shop for truly unique gifts to bring home to the ones you love.

Cool Things To Do On Christmas Eve

Eating is always going to be a priority so below we’ve included a list of lovely restaurants where you can enjoy Christmas Eve dinners. Christmas in Bali can be anything you want it to be, so we’ve also thrown in a few other ideas. From giving back a little to the community to exploring nature, to getting some exercise.

A Coastal Christmas Eve – www.seasaltseminyak.com

 
Bali’s proximity to the Indian Ocean means we’re spoiled by riches from the sea and this year, Sea Salt restaurant is taking full advantage of that with a Christmas Eve dinner to die for! You’ll be able to book a table and walk the beach before settling in for four courses of scrumptious classics with a seafood twist. Lydia Rose will be performing and the mulled wine will be flowing! What more could you ask for on Christmas Eve? The cost is 590,000 IDR per person.

Karaoke and Carols – www.thestoneshotelbali

 
The Stones Hotel in Legian is having a Christmas carol night on the 24th. It may sound a little traditional, but there’s really nothing better than having a few drinks and getting your inner rockstar out as you storm the mic. The cost for the evening including dinner and 3 hours of free-flow cocktails, beer and wine is 1,400,000 IDR per person.

Gratitude Meditation Night – www.comohotels.com

 
COMO Uma in Canggu is holding a gratitude meditation night from 5 pm on Christmas Eve. It’s a free event called ‘A Karmic Practice’ and if you want you can make donations after the class. Their chosen charity this year is the local Canggu orphanage.

An Amazonian Christmas Dinner – www.aboveeleven.com

 
Above Eleven is a bar and restaurant in Jimbaran that’s going all out with an amazing Peruvian-Japanese jungle feast on Christmas eve. The whole place will be decorated in the theme of the Amazon rainforest and each course will be based on a different ecoregion. There’s also a saxophonist and singer duo to keep you entertained. The cost for this is 850,000 IDR per person.

A Balinese Christmas Lunch – www.poppiesbali.com

 
Poppies in Kuta is nothing less than an institution in Bali. It’s a restaurant that’s been open since 1973 and this year they’re doing a special Balinese Christmas Eve lunch at their charming location. Pop along to enjoy Babi Guling and crispy pork crackling with Balinese style vegetables and bone broth that’s been made with the most delicious herbs and spices. Christmas here is a little more affordable at 205,000 IDR per person.

Creating The Perfect Bali Christmas

Eating is always going to be a priority so below we’ve included a list of lovely restaurants where you can enjoy Christmas Eve dinners. Christmas in Bali can be anything you want it to be, so we’ve also thrown in a few other ideas. From giving back a little to the community to exploring nature, to getting some exercise.

 

Where better to spend Christmas in Bali than by the beach. SugarSand has prepared an exception 5-course set menu special for the season, the menu includes: Cured Scallop to start, followed by a BBQ Quail Bitter Leaf with truffle honey and pistachio; the Barramundi fillet comes with tarragon butter and spiced macadamia; the piece de resistance, a Hot Smoked Beef Short Rib; and finally to finish a creative Christmas Pudding Ice Cream, with raspberry, matcha sponge and almond crisp. Tie that in with their free flow beverage package (featuring signature cocktails like a Red Apple & Cinnamon G&T and butterscotch Espresso Martini) and you’re in for a good-time Christmas!

The lunch will take place between 12pm and 4pm. 5-course set menu:
• IDR 650,000 Net per person (Food only)
• IDR 1,200,000 Net per person (Including free-flow beverages)

Celebrate the holiday season with SugarSand Beachside Bar & Restaurant at our Christmas Lunch by the beach and savor in the scrumptious 5-course set menu complete with free-flow beverages.

www.sugarsandbali.com

20 December 2019

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