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Paradisus by Meliá Bali has officially opened in Nusa Dua on Bali’s southern coast, introducing the luxury all-inclusive Paradisus brand to Asia for the first time. Guided by the brand’s Wellness Designed by Destination philosophy, the resort draws inspiration directly from Bali itself. Local traditions, natural surroundings and a sense of balance are woven into the experience, giving you space to reconnect with yourself, with those you travel with, and with the quieter pulse of the island. The approach is built on simplicity and ease, allowing you to define wellbeing in your own way.
The resort features 492 luxury suites, including seven private garden villas, set across lush tropical grounds overlooking the Indian Ocean. Four pools, eight dining venues and three bars are integrated into the landscape, creating a sense of choice without crowding, privacy without isolation. The design balances open spaces and intimate corners, so you can shift between solitude and sociability as the day unfolds.
This is luxury all-inclusive travel reimagined around flexibility. Your stay includes accommodation, dining across all restaurants, daily poolside snacks, 24-hour room service, and a mini bar replenished daily with select beverages. A range of premium alcoholic drinks is available throughout the resort at a discounted rate, allowing you to indulge without needing to manage the details of each order.
Staying on an all-inclusive basis also opens access to the Destination Inclusive® program, a signature Paradisus concept that curates experiences shaped by Bali’s culture, natural beauty and way of life. Cultural experiences available to all include the Devan Show at Bali Nusa Dua Theatre, where traditional dance and music showcase Indonesia’s diverse heritage in an immersive performance.
For adults seeking deeper cultural engagement, curated cultural and spiritual activities take you into villages such as Belulang near Mount Batukaru, offering meaningful encounters with local traditions and the surrounding environment. Within the resort, daily in-house activities include Lontar writing and traditional Balinese dance, encouraging balance, relaxation and mindful movement.
Younger travellers are invited to explore Balinese arts and crafts such as Janur, the intricate decorations made from coconut leaves, kite making, and fish and duck feeding. It is an invitation for you and your loved ones to experience culture not just as a performance, but as a participatory experience.
Paradisus by Meliá Bali introduces purpose-designed spaces that allow you to shape your stay around how you want to relax, stay active or spend time together. The seven villas, comprising five one-bedroom and two two-bedroom options, offer an elevated private retreat. Each villa features a private pool, outdoor dining area and open-air shower, alongside exclusive amenities including a Balinese rattan bag, sarong, hat and yoga mat.
Villa guests are also invited to experience a bespoke sunset cruise, culminating in a private catamaran dining experience on the ocean. It is a moment designed to feel cinematic, yet entirely your own.
The Reserve offers an adult-only retreat for those aged 16 and above, with dedicated rooms and suites, access to a private beach and pool areas, personalised arrival and departure services, and exclusive dining spaces for a quieter, more secluded stay.
For families, the Family Concierge experience provides spacious suites, in-room amenities, access to an exclusive beach area and a family-friendly restaurant, as well as a dedicated check-in area that includes a children’s playground. Teenage guests aged 13 to 18 have their own Teens Club with engaging activities and entertainment, while families can also enjoy the Aquazone water park and slides, sports facilities and a karaoke room.
The resort also features a grand ballroom designed for destination weddings and large celebrations, together with eight meeting rooms suitable for private and corporate events, supported by the largest LED screen in the Nusa Dua area.
Wellness sits at the heart of Paradisus by Meliá Bali, shaped by Bali’s spiritual and cultural traditions. Each day presents a menu of wellness activities for all ages, from yoga, breathwork, sound baths and meditation to sports and fitness experiences. You have complimentary access to tennis, futsal, padel and basketball courts, a 24 hour fitness centre with personalised training, and a golf simulator.
If the ocean calls, non-motorised water sports such as paddleboarding, surfing and kayaking are available, inviting you to meet the sea on your own terms. For a slower pace, the YHI Spa offers 12 treatment rooms set within a lush garden environment, alongside a circuit pool, sauna, jacuzzi and dedicated relaxation areas. Whether you visit briefly or choose a more immersive wellness journey, the space is designed for you to unwind and recharge.
Dining spans eight restaurants, three bars and a local coffee shop, each reflecting a different culinary perspective. Malva offers all day dining with local and international dishes in a relaxed garden setting. Peseta honours Spanish heritage with traditional recipes, tapas and Spanish wines, while Kanna Beach Restaurant presents South American inspired cuisine and fresh local seafood directly by the beachfront.
Samira introduces Middle Eastern flavours inspired by classic Arabian cuisine. Tokimeku focuses on Japanese specialities, including sushi and robatayaki. Arum pairs Indonesian cuisine with daily Balinese cultural performances, allowing you to savour both flavour and artistry in a single sitting.
Sante provides an elegant dining experience dedicated to The Reserve guests, while The Shack serves casual poolside snacks and light bites. The Ginger Bar, The Mixton Bar and The Deck Beach Bar present premium cocktails and beverages throughout the day and into the evening, giving you a seamless transition from sunlit afternoons to warm tropical nights.
All-inclusive rates at Paradisus by Meliá Bali start from AUD$640 per night for two adults, inclusive of taxes and service charges. To mark the opening, those who join the Meliá Rewards program can receive up to 25% off when booking directly via melia.com. For more information or to plan your stay, you can visit melia.com or connect on social media at @paradisusbali.
In Nusa Dua, where Bali first welcomed Meliá to Asia decades ago, this new chapter feels both reflective and forward-looking. Here, you are not simply staying on the island. You are invited to experience Bali through design, culture and ease, and to rediscover what rest, connection and wellbeing truly mean to you.
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