LOST LINDENBERG is a hidden jungle paradise right off Bali’s magical black sand shore.
Losing yourself is easy at LOST LINDENBERG. For this secluded slice of heaven tucked away on a deserted black lava sand beach in Bali, offers a lot to be lost in — from high roaring waves, to a deep jungle of palm trees, to bespoke Balinese hospitality.
Located in Bali’s little-visited west coast and fronted by the sleepy backwaters, this swanky new resort is anything but another surfer’s hideouts that the region is popular for. Surrounded by ancient temples, an unspoilt lava sand beach, and countless swaying palms, LOST LINDENBERG guest collective is a community-centered retreat set in Pekutatan, a tranquil village in Bali.
The stay here focusses on shared experience of guests who are invited to spend their time together in the property’s open-plan public facilities and its exclusive surf spot. A relaxing retreat is offered in each of the eight lovingly-designed rooms, which are elevated high amongst the treetops of the west Balinese palm jungle.
Wake up to the views of ocean waves from your sky-scraping suite, listen to the music of the jungle, and spot constellations in the clear night skies. Guests can experience a unique stay by surfing at the resort’s private surf spot, lounging in the spacious common areas, swimming in the pool, and relaxing at the spa. The restaurant and bar here has a vegan approach to Balinese home-style cooking with modern techniques and western influences.
From therapeutic tours to yoga to snorkelling sessions or bonfires on the beach, wellness is always holistic and delivered through a variety of ways at LOST LINDENBERG. The spa menu at Jungle Gladak includes therapies from traditional Balinese massage, after surf muscle release to aroma treatment. What’s more? There are electric bikes for each guests if they wish to paddle around and discover the island at their own pace.
LOST LINDENBERG at a Glance
Where: Jl. Ngurah Rai, Pekutatan, Bali, Indonesia
Tariff: Starts from USD350 (INR19,927) per night including breakfast and surf lessons.
Nearby attractions: Medewi Surf Point, black-sand beaches.
What stands out: The property finds sustainability at its core. The resort is powered by solar energy, most fruits and vegetables are sourced from around the community or the permaculture garden in front, and bathroom products come in refillable (and seductively pilferable) ceramic bottles. The hotel also works with expert surfer Muklis Anwar on The Lost Bunch, an educational programme supporting young surfers with surfing classes and lessons in English and hospitality.
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