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Anantara Uluwatu Bali appointed partner for surfing competition
Anantara Uluwatu Bali Resort has been confirmed as the official resort partner for The Rip Curl Cup Padang Padang 2022 surfing competition.
The resort is situated between two acclaimed surf breaks, Impossible Beach and Padang-Padang reef.
It is on a cliff overlooking the beach which is accessible by elevator.
The Rip Curl Cup Padang Padang is Indonesia’s longest-running surfing competition.
The invitation-only event takes place between 1 – 31 August, providing a platform for eight of the best Indonesian surfers to compete against eight of the world’s most best.
Anantara Uluwatu’s rooms, suites and tropical communal areas offer fine views of the Indian Ocean.
Suite guests can soak up the surfing and Bali’s sunsets from a private Jacuzzi on their suite’s terrace.
The surfing action can be viewed from the resort’s Botol Biru Bar and Grill.
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