Fivelements Retreat Bali

Discover the spirit of tranquility

Discover a place where the natural elements, traditional Balinese culture and unparalleled luxury merge into utter wellness. At Fivelements, the personal, spiritual and physical wellness of every guest is improved through plant-based cuisine, healing meditation and yoga, and relaxing days spent by the sacred Ayung River. In the innovative, sustainably-built facilities, you will find total rejuvenation as you take part in healing rituals, find solace in sacred spaces and tap into the beauty of your surroundings.

Featuring an architectural masterpiece of bamboo design, the Sakti Dining Room encourages diners to engage with “living food” to replenish vital nutrients. Each riverside suite is designed around the concept of the sacred spiral, and invites guests to contemplate life as they luxuriate on their personal terrace overlooking the river. Onsite bathhouses and healing water pools add to the wellness experience, as you release all tension and float away from your worldly worries at this incredible destination.

Amenities at Fivelements Retreat Bali

9 sleeping suites in their own private pavilions designed around the sacred spiral

Each features traditional Balinese “Songket” textiles, a private terrace overlooking the river, alfresco bathhouse, chromatherapy lighting, air conditioning and wifi

Innovative bamboo Sakti dining room, featuring plant-based cuisine

Mandala Meeting Rooms that can house up to 300 guests for the practice of the Sacred Arts

Sacred Spaces for meditation, peace dialogues, blessing ceremonies and celebrations

Bidadari Beauty Sanctuary for luxurious Balinese-inspired therapies

Water Healing Pools, including a circular, heated “Watsu” therapy pool and a large lap pool

Healing Village: 8 private riverside rooms for Balinese therapies, ensuite bathrooms and bathhouses with river stone healing bathtubs

Onsite boutique that offers Balinese antique artifacts and textiles, healing crystals, mala beads for mantra meditation, energy-balancing jewelry and Balinese-made ‘Usadha’ herbal remedies

Amenities at Fivelements Retreat Bali

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Highlights & Activities

Balinese-inspired decor

Immerse yourself in the gorgeous culture and traditions of Bali.

Sacred Spaces

Find healing and wellness at Fivelements' soothing Sacred Spaces.

Healing Rituals

From water blessings to fire rituals, heal your body and soul during your stay.

Yoga and Meditation

Center yourself as you find your flow alongside the sacred river.

Spa Treatments

Indulge in soothing massages, purifying scrubs, and rejuvenating treatments.

Healing Journeys

Explore the culture of Bali and nearby Ubud as you feed your soul.

Balinese Ceremonies

Participate in ancient rituals and ceremonies to connect to Bali and its people.

Fivelements Retreat Bali is an award-winning eco-conscious wellness retreat deeply rooted in the ancient traditions of Bali, making it a peaceful sanctuary to embrace authentic Balinese Healing, Plant-based Cuisine and Sacred Arts.

Consistent with its identity as a wellness sanctuary, Fivelements ensures that its built structures not only represent authentic Balinese architecture but also embody a design conducive for communing in nature. It prioritizes natural materials in unprocessed or minimally processed forms, works with sustainable materials produced by sustainable managed companies, and uses local materials in all design efforts.

Beyond the sustainability of Green Building, Fivelements intends to move into the realm of Regenerative Design. One of the ways its achieving this is researching the natural history of all properties during the design process, adhering to local laws and customs, preserving a minimum of 25% of its properties in garden, and supporting sustainable forms of transport such as bicycles, public transport and electric cars.

Fivelements’ social policy is one of continuous dialogue through open channels of communication, resulting in well-organized and appropriate projects on the ground. It supports knowledge sharing and dialoguing on positive topics through ongoing events on quarterly and yearly schedules and is committed to putting its resources into action in at least two ongoing social projects per year, working with partner communities in Bali and around the world.

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