
Sundays Beach Club, located on a secluded stretch of Uluwatu coastline in Bali, is celebrating its 15th anniversary. The celebration will feature live entertainment, special performances, and a fireworks show. The club is also introducing a new Mediterranean-inspired dinner menu, which complements its existing all-day menu of seared seafood, wood-smoked pizzas, salads, poke bowls, and Indonesian dishes like Javanese chicken and seafood nasi goreng. Guests access the club through The Ungasan Clifftop Resort, descending a limestone cliff via a recently upgraded funicular. Once at sea level, visitors can enjoy daybeds, swimming, kayaking, paddleboarding, and snorkeling. VIP Sundecks and beachfront Bungalows are available for those seeking more privacy. As dusk approaches, bonfires are lit along the beachfront, and DJs and acoustic musicians provide a soundtrack for the transition from twilight to night, with opportunities for marshmallow roasting. Sundays Beach Club is located at Jalan Pantai Selatan Gau Banjar Wijaya, Kusuma Ungasan 80362 Bali, Indonesia.
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