Serenity at Mulia Bali
Spend the quiet day enjoying our resort activities, wellness facilities, and family-friendly experiences within the tranquillity of Mulia Bali.
Experience Serenity at Mulia Bali
At Mulia Bali, this sacred stillness becomes a meaningful escape. Thoughtfully designed for comfort and ease, our Half-Board Package allows you to fully embrace the experience without needing to step outside the resort.
PLAN YOUR SILENT RETREAT AT:
Nyepi, Bali’s sacred Day of Silence, transforms the island into a rare moment of complete stillness. With no flights, traffic, or outside activities permitted, it offers a uniquely peaceful setting for rest and reflection.
Mulia Bali provides an ideal sanctuary during Nyepi, with:
- Beachfront suites and private villas
- Award-winning dining experiences included in your half-board stay
- Access to resort facilities within permitted guidelines
- A secure and tranquil environment in Nusa Dua
On the evening of 19 March 2026, in-house guests are invited to a special Starlit Dinner by Mulia Lake. An additional fee applies.
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For more information, please contact:
Reservation Team
E: reservation@themulia.com
T: +62 361 3017777
Dining Inclusions
Daily breakfast, daily lunch or dinner (food only) for two at our select restaurants.
Exclusive Benefits
Daily afternoon tea with free-flow cocktails and 24/7 personal butler service for The Mulia & Mulia Villas guests.
Best Rate Assurance
Found a lower rate elsewhere? Let us know within 24 hours of booking and we’ll match it.
Terms & Conditions
Valid only for direct bookings at themulia.com. By proceeding with a reservation, guests confirm that they have read, understood, and agreed to the full Terms and Conditions, including eligibility requirements, payment terms, and cancellation policies.
Room Package FAQ
What happens at Mulia Bali during Nyepi?
During Nyepi, guests remain within the resort grounds in accordance with local regulations. Dining, leisure, and selected resort facilities remain available for in-house guests.
For more information about Nyepi, please read the information here: themulia.com/mulia-blog/nyepi
Is the Half Board Package suitable for Nyepi?
Yes. The Half Board Package is ideal for Nyepi as it includes daily breakfast and curated dining, allowing guests to enjoy a seamless experience without needing to leave the resort as it is reestricted and the isldn shut down
Can guests use resort facilities during Nyepi?
Facilities remain accessible within local guidelines, ensuring a comfortable and peaceful stay throughout Bali’s Day of Silence.
When do the Ogoh-ogoh parades take place during Nyepi?
Ogoh-ogoh is a Balinese tradition held on the eve of Nyepi, featuring processions of large effigies representing evil spirits. The parade, accompanied by music and loud noises, symbolically drives negative forces away before the Day of Silence. On Nyepi Day itself, the island remains quiet so that spirits believe Bali is uninhabited.
In 2026, the Ogoh-ogoh parade will take place on 18 March from approximately 6 PM. In Nusa Dua, guests may observe processions along public roads, typically around the ITDC area. Please reconfirm with our Concierge Team on the day for the latest schedule and recommended viewing locations.
What closes on Nyepi, and what remains available?
Nyepi, Bali’s Day of Silence, is observed across the entire island. Most public activities stop, and residents and visitors are expected to remain indoors or within their accommodation.
Generally closed or prohibited
- Airport operations and all flights
- Road travel and transportation services
- Public beaches (access prohibited)
- Tourist attractions and entertainment venues
- External restaurants, cafés, and beach clubs
- Most shops and off-property services
What continues within a resort
- Guests remain within the resort grounds
- Essential resort operations continue with adjustments
- In-resort dining options may be available
- Quiet, respectful activities may still be offered
Nyepi is not intended to disrupt hospitality, but to preserve island-wide silence and tranquillity. Resorts operate in a subdued manner to ensure guests remain comfortable while respecting this sacred day.
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