DAY 4- Four Seasons Resort at Jimbaran Bay, Sundara
Tip: The Jimba Club offers babysitting services for those under 4 years old at an extra fee.
Since our room was going to take a little longer than usual, the hotel put us into another room so we could rest and be comfortable in the meantime. We had them place our luggage there and we had the buggy (golf cart) pick us up to have brunch at Sundara. The resort is a lot more spread out because of all the rooms/villas, so we never really walked much and instead, had the buggy take us around. Since it was Sunday, we got the chance to enjoy Bali’s longest brunch 11AM-4:30PM at Sundara (Price: 800,000 IDR per adult, children were free). We could order endless plates from the menu provided and hang out in the pool right outside and go back to eat some more. The menu had a nice selection of fancy small plates from seafood to meats to veggies and beautiful desserts.
Note: Typically, the mosquitos are an issue in Bali, but anytime we were near stagnant water, we used mosquito spray and luckily never got bit!
DAY 5- Four Seasons Jimbaran Bay, Massages, Bali Collection
Our taxi waited for us in the parking lot while we were getting our massage and next, took us to Bali Collection, an outdoor shopping and dining complex in Nusa Dua. A lot of the shops here had closed down due to the pandemic and it did seem pretty deserted there. There are lots of restaurants here as well with patrons coming from the nearby resorts. The Sogo department store was nice to find jewelry, clothing, accessories and other kids items (right next to the Coldstone Creamery and Starbucks). In my opinion, the outdoor vendors in Ubud had better souvenirs than Bali Collection.