SINGAPORE, 10 November 2025: Ayana Bali has been awarded the EarthCheck Gold Certification, a milestone that reflects the integrated resort destination’s long-term commitment to sustainability, across its 90-hectare estate overlooking Jimbaran Bay.
EarthCheck is one of the world’s leading scientific benchmarking, certification, and advisory groups for sustainable travel and tourism.
The Gold Certification is awarded to organisations that demonstrate five or more consecutive years of independent, science-based sustainability performance across key operational areas.
With this recognition, Ayana Bali joins a group of just seven properties on the island to achieve Gold EarthCheck certification or higher. This distinction carries particular significance given Ayana’s scale and complexity. With 993 rooms, the resort encompasses multiple hotels and residences, 30 restaurants, and over 17 event venues.
Among the initiatives contributing to Ayana Bali’s EarthCheck Gold Certification is the Ayana Food Waste Loop, which converts organic waste into livestock feed for local farmers. Additionally, used cooking oil is donated to Green School Bali for use in BioBus fuel and soap-making.
Recyclables such as plastics and aluminium are processed through certified vendors. In 2024, AYANA eliminated 32 tons of plastic waste by introducing refillable amenity bottles, reusable glass water bottles, recycled paper packaging, and wooden key cards.
Supporting its journey toward net-zero emissions, Ayana Bali operates 34 electric vehicles, reducing daily carbon dioxide emissions by nearly 30 kilogrammes and enhancing the guest experience with quieter, cleaner transport. The resort’s solar panels currently generate 854 kWp, with an additional 516 kWp system underway.
(Source: Ayana Bali)
