A Day in the Life at The Ungasan for a Big Family
A family holiday at The Ungasan flows the way you always wish it would:
– Morning pancakes by the pool for the kids, yoga for the grandparents, and your coffee still hot
– Mid-morning beach time at Sundays for safe swimming, clear water and no crowds
– Lunch back at your villa or at Waatu Bali, overlooking the ocean, where you feast on pizza or succulent seafood
– Afternoon quiet time for some, crafts with the nanny for the kids and maybe a sneaky nap
– Evening dinner by your private chef, with kids in PJs by dessert time and a golden sunset hour worth remembering
Fancy a day out? Tell your concierge what you want to do and watch as they create a magical day outing the whole family will enjoy.
Best Locations in Bali for Multigenerational Stays
Picking the right spot in Bali with a big family is no small task. Seminyak? Fun, but hectic. Ubud? Gorgeous, but no beach. Sanur? Peaceful, but maybe a little too peaceful if you’ve got teens to entertain.
Uluwatu strikes the perfect balance. Clifftop views, space to breathe, and enough to do without the crowds (you must visit GWK Cultural Park and Uluwatu Temple). It’s also home to The Ungasan, where your family can spread out, slow down, and actually enjoy being on holiday together.
Why Villas Are Better Than Hotels for Family Holidays in Bali
Hotels are fine until you’re crouched in the dark whispering over chips so you don’t wake the baby. At The Ungasan, you’re in your own villa with proper bedrooms (and doors), your own kitchen, plenty of living space, and a private pool that’s all yours. No waiting for sun lounges or navigating restaurant menus with a fussy eater.
It’s like being at home, if your home had a clifftop view and a private butler to bring you room service.