Whilst the dance of Kecak is arguably Bali’s most popular and recognized, it can be seen in various forms on the island. Rather than delivering a typical ‘tourist’ experience the troupe that perform in this private location is considered the most professional and dedicated to their art, containing some 60 individuals that deliver the most enthralling spectacle.

The drama builds as male members of the troupe shoot fire from their mouths into the air keeping the evil spirits at bay. An amazing human voiced orchestra is led by a soloist, who is in charge of indicating the high and low notes, and also acts as narrator. The effect, after a while, is to provide a wall of dramatic sound against which the action of the play is enacted.

As an architectural masterpiece each area is carefully designed to offer something different. The two living areas offer a contrast and a perfect balance to any group dynamic. One room is held by the jungle and is ideal for social activities and entertainment (or turn the room into a dance floor with a private DJ). The other living room feels open and spacious - ideal for network conversations and the place to enjoy your private chef's creations.

Located in the inspirational living room, the specially designed kitchen hosts a large granite island, perfect for a group to come together over drinks to enjoy a cooking class or sushi experience with one of the island's leading chefs.

Stylised with a fusion of chic Danish design and Balinese refinement, its open-air split-level restaurant combines a humble traditional elegance with a mid-20th century exquisite touch, all perfectly blending in an idyllic dining setting for those looking for a tranquil Ubud ambiance.

Jungle Fish Restaurant is committed to using only premium ingredients and local organic produce for its International and Indonesian menu offerings, with fresh vegetables and herbs often harvested from the resort’s own garden.