“Welcome to Puri Dajuma Cottages, the place on the Island of Gods where dreams become reality.” Puri Dajuma Cottages
Description
Puri Dajuma Cottages & Spa consists of 18 traditional Balinese cottages, a brand new luxury villa, made of wood, "Pondok Segara" overlooking the beach, two suites, one of them specifically dedicated to families, the other one for honeymooners.
Highlights
- 2 Restaurants overlooking the ocean:
- Meditation and yoga activities
- Activities: Fishing, surfing, SUP, diving, sailing as well as cycling and hiking in the nearby State farm plantations
environmental protection
being local - authentic experiences
giving back
cultural commitment
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Rooms & Amenities
- 18 Top Class Cottages
- 2 Suites
- 1 Villa built in Balinese style
- Pool
- SPA
2 romantic restaurants overlooking the sea:
- Rama Restaurant – Asian and Western dishes
- Shinta Lounge – Japanese tabletop grill
A delicious adventure, born from a touch of folly
The story begins in 1998 with a family of French origin who fell under the spell of Indonesia. Their encounter with Indra, a 24-year-old Balinese man in a losmen in Lombok, would be decisive for the project.
Puri Dajuma Green Initiatives
- Carbon Footprint
- Environmental Activities
- Food
- Hot Water
- Private Fridge
- Water Usage
- What the guest can do
- What the resort does
Carbon Footprint
Each guests who follows the suggestions can reduce the carbon footprint during the stay by as much as a factor 4.
Environmental Activities
Food
The Management of Puri Dajuma Cottages made an international selection of the most delicious dishes to satisfy any taste or need, but the guest may be aware of some dishes with a very heavy environmental load, either due to biodiversity modification (e.g., Tuna, shark), or climatic aspect resulting from transportation from remote areas (e.g., beef). As such it is suggested that the guest prefers ordering local food based on chicken, fish, sea-food, local vegetables, and fruits.
Hot Water
Hot water is generated through individual gas bottles and contributes, as every fossil energy, to climate change. The hotels suggests to the guest to do as many Balinese do with their “mandi” which means to have temperate showers in the private tropical garden, instead of using the hot water bath tube.
Private Fridge
The private fridge was installed in the bungalows to give the guest access to his favorite refreshing drink in an instant. But thinking about every fridge in every bungalow and the amount of cooling energy that is based on electricity and since the same drinks are also available in the bar (with a much larger selection of fresh juices and cocktails), it is suggested that the guest disconnects the fridge and orders his favorite drink by dialing 300.
Water Usage
The average water usage of a Western inhabitant is approximately 7 times as high as that of an Indonesian citizen. The Resort installed a balancing system to make the pressure identical in the water tubes whatever the number of people consuming water in the hotel. The suggestion therefore is that the guest makes full use of this system by consuming the water on purpose.
What the guest can do – Air Conditioning
The guests can choose using exclusively the fan instead of the air conditioning to cool the room (which efficiency is very low and is in the number 1 position in the consumption of electricity in the hotel). The fan energy consumption is 16 times as low as that of the air conditioning system. Combined use in average position is more efficient than putting only the air-con on.
What the resort does
- Treatment of used water by septic tanks out of eco-ceramics
- Use of ecological cleaning products, certificated shampoos and soaps
- No use of chemicals for the garden
- All spa oils made of natural materials
- Organic vegetables in the kitchen
- Use of local soft natural water
- More freshly local fish is bought directly from Pekutatan Village
- Energy saving lamps
- Recycling of plastic and cardboard with the help of the local community
- On site-servicing of the biggest part of the equipment instead of exchange
- Paper saving and green marketing
- 4 different types of vehicles to adapt the vehicle size to the appropriate needs
- Natural and local construction materials
- Eco-tourism tours
- Resort as family business, considering the tradition, culture and religion of Bali
- Social cooperation with surrounding villages, promotion of local talents and culture
- Staff politics: Social protection (health care, assurance), 90% of local employees, 100% Bali locals, involved in management