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The turquoise Aegean laps Amanruya’s private pebble beach, while ancient pine forests scent the air. Resting amid olive groves and cypress trees on the Bodrum Peninsula’s serene north coast, the village-like resort is a secluded retreat offering an abundance of space and privacy.
Discover the flavours of Bali with dishes ranging from smoked duck and turmeric-scented rice to fish satay and chargrilled prawns. Or choose a comforting dish from home on the international menu. Seasonal ingredients are sourced from local organic farms, while freshly caught seafood is brought from the coast daily. Private dining is available 24 hours a day for guests in the comfort of their Suites.
Overlooking the swimming pool with all-embracing views of the Ayung River Valley, the open-air Restaurant serves Indonesian and Western cuisines for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The main dining room seats 48, while a private dining room upstairs caters for 12. Every evening at dusk, gamelan players perform their intriguing melodies accompanied by a chorus of birds.
Glowing with the soft emerald light of sunshine through leaves, the Bar rests adjacent to the pool. The ideal location for a refreshing drink or light meal throughout the day, it is also the perfect spot for a cocktail to toast the setting sun. Open until 11pm every night, it is a convivial venue for after dinner drinks.
Every day at 4pm, Ibu Made and Ibu Wayan from our village, Kedewatan, arrive with an array of traditional Balinese sweets and home brewed tea and coffee for your enjoyment. The Afternoon Tea is served at the Golden Pavilion, by the main resort pool.
Watch the sun set as the waters of the Ayung River rush by below, then dine in consummate privacy with a menu designed just for you. Perched right on the lip of the Ayung River Gorge, the open-sided Bale can cater for up to four people. The Lotus Pond is another venue for private dining, offering seclusion and privacy for 8 diners.
Visit the traditional village compound of Pak Wayan Sutana Bawa in the village of Kedewatan, where you will learn the basics of Balinese cooking. From the market, to Pak Bawa’s home and kitchen, you will be responsible for selecting the ingredients as well as preparing them.
Restaurants are open to Aman guests and non-residents (subject to availability)
Phone: +62 361 84 68585
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