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This All-Inclusive Nusa Dua Resort Has Everything You Need In One Place

All-inclusive bliss across 12 restaurants and bars, a mini waterpark for the little ones and a seawater wellness centre – Grand Mirage Resort & Thalasso Bali gives everyone room to play, pause and recharge.

One resort, several ways to spend the day: Grand Mirage Resort & Thalasso Bali brings together beachfront relaxation, all-inclusive ease and a little more energy when you want it. Set in Tanjung Benoa, it’s a place to move from oceanfront swims to cocktails and seawater wellness without overthinking the itinerary. Ready for a Bali holiday that keeps everyone happy? Start here.

All-inclusive means the holiday is already mapped out 

At Grand Mirage Resort & Thalasso Bali, all-inclusive goes well beyond three meals a day. With seven restaurants, five bars and lounges and 24-hour room service, you have the freedom to follow your mood as the day unfolds. There’s always another option waiting – whether that’s trying a new restaurant, settling in at a different bar or heading onto the water with your choice of non-motorised watersports.  

From adults-only calm to lazy-river fun, there’s a pool for every mood 

Find your flow at this resort, where multiple pools offer a different way to spend the day. Drift through the 250-metre lazy river as it winds through tropical gardens, stretch out beside the main pool or settle into one of the sunken tables in the oceanfront adults-only infinity pool, with the Indian Ocean unfolding ahead. 

At Family Paradise, children can race down the slides and splash in their own pool, while the main pool keeps drinks close at hand with Coconuts Pool Bar just steps from the water. 

There’s a lot here for younger travellers, including a waterpark 

Travelling with children? Grand Mirage Resort & Thalasso Bali brings the fun together in one corner of the resort, with an indoor playground, kids’ gaming lounge and an outdoor mini waterpark. Here, little ones can splash beneath water features and race down slides before cooling off in the adjoining pool. 

Budding mermaids can learn to float, spin and swim in the Mermaid Swimming Class, while children with energy to burn can try kids’ boxing, wall climbing and mini golf. Animal Shows and turtle releases add a gentler pace, giving the whole family something to gather around. 

Take to Nusa Dua’s calm waters, your way 

With the Indian Ocean directly in front of the resort, this resort makes it easy to turn a beach day into something more adventurous. Book a Sea Walker experience, and you’ll walk along the seabed in a specially designed helmet supplied with air, exploring coral and tropical fish at depths of up to five metres. Or hire a kayak for a slower paddle along the coast. 

Catamaran sailing and beginner-friendly windsurfing offer another way to get out on the water, while jet skis and banana boats bring a faster pace. The resort’s water-sports team keeps a close eye on tide and weather conditions, advising on the best activities for the day and providing equipment and guidance where needed. 

You can eat your way through 12 restaurants and bars 

From Indian and Chinese to Indonesian and fresh-from-the-grill seafood, Grand Mirage Resort & Thalasso Bali has seven restaurants and five bars and lounges to work your way through. Grand Café is open 24 hours for early coffees and late-night bites, while Ibu Kitchen focuses on local Indonesian flavours. 

Jukung Seafood Restaurant serves grilled seafood and meat in an open-air setting overlooking the ocean. At night, long communal tables set the scene for themed buffet dinners, live music and Balinese performances at Rama Live Entertainment. 

For a drink, head to Coconuts Pool Bar for a swim-up cocktail between laps, or save JJ Rooftop Lounge for sunset.

Thalasso Bali Spa is more than a hotel spa 

Thalasso refers to seawater-based wellness, and at Grand Mirage Resort & Thalasso Bali it’s the organising idea behind the spa rather than a passing theme. The Aquamedic Pool is filled with 100% heated seawater at 38 degrees, where massage jets, waterfalls and an underwater bed turn a soak into a full-body water experience. 

Treatment rooms for singles and couples, plus a dedicated head spa room, round out the offering – but it’s the chance to spend time immersed in heated seawater that sets Thalasso Bali Spa apart. 

Sarah Wilkes

Written by Sarah Wilkes

Sarah began her writing career as a freelancer at The Urban List while studying journalism, later bringing her editorial expertise to Luxury Escapes in 2024. An avid traveller with plenty more destinations on the list, Japan has her heart above all – between the cold brew coffee, the smoky izakayas, the skincare aisles and the claw machine arcades she could spend hours in. Back home, you'll find her at a pub with a deck of cards or logging films on Letterboxd.
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