Welcome to The Legian Resort

Bali is a tropical destination that should be on everyone’s list. The sun, sand, surf and dive are thoughts that come into one’s head when they hear “Bali”, and all of it is true. Bali is a tropical paradise. The resort is situated in Seminyak, only 25 minutes from the international airport. This quiet haven is set beside a stretch of sandy beach. The beach is quiet, and only a short distance from great shopping, and nightlife.

Set in idyllic grounds of landscaped tropical gardens, the resort offers 66 high-end luxury suites that never lose sight of their traditional roots. Smooth marble floors and intricate Indonesian sculptures and their indigenous art- works greet visitors in an impressive lobby of dark wood and kept in classic design. There is no shortage of dining at this resort.

“The Restaurant “offers international and Asia cuisine at its finest, with seating indoors and outdoors. Adjacent to the pool and overlooking the beach is the Pool bar, offering a lunch menu and fresh made cocktails and a friendly atmosphere. The Lobby Lounge and Bar offers a wide selection of cocktails, snacks and refreshments. There are two swimming pools overlooking the ocean.

For those who like to keep fit the gym is fitted with the latest fitness equipment. Located in the hotel’s South garden and just meters from the blue ocean is the spa. Set amid lotus ponds creating an oasis of tranquility, the purpose built pavilion provides a full range of massage and health treatments using the finest spa products available. Single and double treatment rooms with individual private bathrooms are waiting for you.

All sixty-six suites are contemporary in feel, minimalist in design with the focus on comfort.

Studio Suites

The studio suites feature simple elegance in a spacious living area with large double doors opening onto an entrance hallway and high ceiling rooms. The interiors combine tastefully with the richness of merbau wood, soft hued fabrics and hand-crafted articles. The bathroom includes a large bathtub, separate shower, enclosed W.C., double amenities and dressing area.

One Bedroom Deluxe Suite

The appeal of the 36 deluxe suites are their apparent likeness to cozy, luxurious apartments. With a floor area of 105- 110 square meters, these suites boast large exteriors perfect for sunbathing and size able living spaces with well appointed dining areas for stylish en suite entertaining.

Two Bedroom Suite

The capacious Two Bedroom Suite, designed for the discerning traveler and family, offers a stylish luxury and modern comfort. The Suite comprises a hallway, a separate living and dining area. The suite also has two bathrooms, the main bathroom includes a large bathtub, separate shower, enclosed W.C., double vanities and dressing table.

The Seminyak Suite and The Legian Suite

For the ultimate in vacation facilities, The Seminyak Suite and The Legian Suite set a new standard. With two luxurious bedrooms, and double balconies offering commanding views of both land and ocean, these 167 square-meter premise offer space in abundance. For those in search of a quiet area for sunbathing, The Legian Suite incorporates an ocean view terrace of more than 140 square meters as a lavish leisure area overlooking the pool. Guest residing in the suite listed above are entitled to the following benefits: return airport limousine transfer, butler service, complementary laundry service, complementary in room mini bar, complementary cocktails and snacks daily from 5 to 7 pm and limousine service within Seminyak, Legian and Kuta areas.

The hotel offers complementary shuttle service a few times daily in Seminyak, Legian and Kuta areas.

The resort holds no dive facilities.

Please ask your Faces of the Sea agent to book your diving destinations in Bali to a schedule that you desire. Our agents will provide you with information on the choices for diving.

Diving in Bali is varied and attractive. The sea offers many surprises from diving the USS Liberty on the east coast, Puri Jati and Menjangan in the northern regions of near to the south Nusa Lembongan. The marine life found around Bali is diverse. From the weird and wonderful sunfish or Mola Mola, as it is locally named, sunfish are commonly sighted between June and September. Pygmy seahorse, ghost pipe fish, and mimic octopus are commonly sighted in the north. Diving is nearly year round but does vary from place to place, as there are some strong currents which come at particular times of the year. Plenty of diving can be done from shore as well, once again depending on the weather so that the entries are not too difficult.

The USS Liberty, is a well known wreck. It is the perfect place to dive a few dives. The vessel, which has been sunk since 1963 is full of life. The wreck is totally covered in hard and soft corals. An abundance of marine life can be found on the wreck and in the black sands where it lies from 3 to 29 meters in depth. There are many other hot spots for diving around Bali and one could just spend a dive vacation seeing volcanoes, and rice terraces as they commute from many dive destinations around the island.