Suddenly understanding the magic of Mulia

When the equatorial sun kisses the white sands of Nusa Dua, Bali’s Mulia Hotel stands proudly as one of the "Top 10 Family Resorts Worldwide," sending a tropical island invitation to families around the globe! As a seasoned family travel expert who has traveled with kids to over 30 countries, I must say: this place not only fulfills all your island holiday fantasies but also hides "magical designs" that thrill three generations—from ages 3 to 80, everyone can find their own happiness code!
🌟 Highlight 1: All-age adventure playground, the ultimate energy burner for kids!
Mulia truly understands the energy code of "little rascals" and has created three major themed kids’ clubs, known as the "family version of Disneyland":
▶ Mulia Kidz (ages 3-8)
This is a paradise for craft lovers and cute pet fans! Kids can weave little boats from palm leaves, create underwater worlds on sand art tables, and even chat with talking parrot puppets. The biggest surprise is the "Chocolate Workshop," where children can make Bali-style chocolates by hand—bringing home the coolest souvenir!
▶ Mulia Kidz Explorer (ages 6-12)
Are the little explorers ready to accept their mission cards? Led by professional instructors, kids become "cultural detectives," unlocking Balinese traditional dance, batik painting, and even learning to make instruments from coconut shells in half a day! Completing the mission earns them a "Mulia Explorer" badge, full of ceremony and pride!
▶ T-Zone (ages 9-15)
A social hub exclusively for teens! Here you’ll find an indoor surfing simulator, VR game pods, and the "Bali Survival Challenge"—learning to build coconut leaf tents and make emergency rations from cassava starch. My kid proudly said after returning, "I can now survive three days on a deserted island!"
🌙 Night owl exclusive bonus: Pyjamas Club
While parents enjoy a candlelit dinner on the beach, kids experience a magical night! Wearing cartoon pajamas provided by the hotel, they listen to Balinese legends, paint starry handkerchiefs with natural plant dyes, and finally fall asleep in a starry tent. The best part: certified caregivers accompany them throughout, so tired moms can finally relax with a cocktail!
🏡 Highlight 2: The "lazy gadget" that frees parents’ hands
What’s the biggest worry when traveling with kids? Suitcases stuffed with formula and diapers! Mulia’s "Family Comforts" service is a lifesaver:
✅ Child-specific bath sets (even the shampoo is tear-free)
✅ Bathrobes printed with the cartoon Mulia elephant
✅ 24-hour access to bottle sterilizers and bottle warmers
✅ Child toilet seats, bed rails, strollers…
Even more thoughtful is the "magic drawer" in the room—open it to find picture books, crayons, and puzzles! My kid immediately dived into the drawer to "treasure hunt," and finally, my partner and I could relax on the balcony enjoying the sea view…
🧘 Highlight 3: Parents’ "rebirth healing sanctuary"
While kids are immersed in adventure, parents should enjoy their exclusive time! Highly recommend these two "recharge packages":
▶ Mulia Spa | Revitalizing healing treatments
Strongly recommend the "Bali Ocean Therapy"! The therapist starts with a sea salt scrub to exfoliate, then massages acupoints with warm volcanic stones, and finishes with a seaweed essence mask. After 60 minutes, it feels like every cell in your body is dancing with seaweed!
▶ Morning Yoga | Dancing with the sea breeze
Every sunrise, yoga mats are laid out on the seaside lawn. When doing "Cat Pose" with the Indian instructor, you can see hermit crabs crawling by; during "Tree Pose," the sea breeze turns your hair into ribbons… this is true "harmony between heaven and man"!
🍽️ Highlight 4: A magical culinary journey through Bali
Mulia’s seven restaurants are a "food United Nations," but families with kids should head straight to these three:
▶ The Café | Global cuisine theater
The open kitchen fills the air with aromas of Japanese sushi, Indian curry, and Italian pizza, but the most amazing is the "Bali Street Food Station"! Kids can make their own "satay skewers," and my secret way to eat is dipping grilled bananas in peanut sauce—surprisingly delicious enough to stomp your feet!
▶ Soleil Beachside Restaurant | Sunday brunch feast
I recommend choosing a seaside seat so kids can eat freshly baked waffles while watching staff fly giant kites. Highly recommend the "lobster pancake" and "mango coconut rice," paired with freshly squeezed sugarcane juice—this is the true taste of the tropics!
▶ Eden Garden | Family feast under the stars
When night falls, string lights illuminate the garden, and servers bring the "Ajengan Dinner"—roast suckling pig served on banana leaves, moringa chicken soup in coconut shells… The most touching moment is when the chef pushes a cart to make "Moon Cakes" on the spot, and kids can sprinkle coconut shreds on the sticky rice balls themselves!
🎭 Highlight 5: Immersive cultural experiences
Mulia brings the "Bali classroom" into the resort:
🔸 Balinese traditional dance class: kids wear sarongs and learn to sway hips and wave hands, mastering the Legong dance
🔸 Holy spring purification ritual: by the hotel’s private holy spring pool, listen to monks explain water god legends
🔸 Batik workshop: use copper stamps to print the "Flower of Life" pattern on cotton fabric, and take the finished product home framed
📸 Must-try hidden activities
❶ Take a "floating breakfast" photo in the infinity pool, remember to have your kid hold a coconut as a prop
❷ Head to the beach at dusk for the "turtle parade," where staff walk giant land turtles
❸ Join the "starry sky cinema," lying on bean bags to rewatch Finding Nemo
As the plane soared into the clouds leaving Bali, my kid fell asleep clutching the wooden elephant he won at T-Zone. Scrolling through over 3,000 photos on my phone, I suddenly understood Mulia’s magic: it allows three generations to share family joy while each enjoying their own fun. This summer, are you ready to bring your family to this "tropical dopamine carnival"?