The Grand Bali - Nusa Dua

The Resort & Its Setting

The Grand Bali is a timeshare resort inside Nusa Dua, the master-planned resort district on Bali's southeastern peninsula. Nusa Dua was developed specifically for tourism, with wide landscaped roads, controlled access points and a concentration of resort properties — a quieter, more orderly counterpart to Bali's busier beach towns further north. Owners at The Grand Bali are within walking distance of the area's calm, swimmable beach and close to the district's shopping and dining options, while still having easy reach of Bali's wider attractions.

The Area & Things to Do

Nusa Dua's own beach is a short stroll from the resort, with sheltered, generally calm water well suited to swimming and lounging rather than surfing. The Bali Collection, Nusa Dua's open-air shopping and dining precinct, is close enough for an evening out without needing transport. Further afield, Uluwatu Temple sits dramatically on its clifftop around 15km away, Sanur's beach town is roughly 12km in the other direction, and Ubud — Bali's arts and rice-terrace heartland — is about 30km inland, making for a full day trip. Owners typically split their stay between resort time and these outings.

Selling or Renting a Week Here

If you own a week at The Grand Bali and are ready to move on, BidMyTimeshare.com lets you list it directly for other owners and buyers to find — there's no agency commission, just a one-time listing fee to get your week live. You set your own asking price, respond to enquiries yourself, and negotiate the sale directly with interested buyers through the platform.

Before listing, confirm the transfer process and any resale or transfer fee with The Grand Bali's owners' association or management company, as these details sit outside what RCI's exchange documentation covers — RCI governs exchange access, not resort-side resale administration. Ask specifically about any right of first refusal the resort or developer may hold on resale weeks, how long a transfer typically takes to process once a buyer is found, and what's included: most resale buyers take over the week itself and the obligation to pay ongoing annual maintenance fees, but any accrued RCI points or banked exchange credit tied to the seller's account usually doesn't carry over automatically and should be checked before the sale closes. Confirm the current annual maintenance fee amount directly with the resort, since this isn't published here and changes from year to year.

For renters, the appeal of a week at The Grand Bali is straightforward: a known Nusa Dua address, beach proximity, and the predictability of booking directly with an owner rather than a hotel rate that fluctuates with the season. Owners renting out a week should be upfront about which week or season is on offer, whether it falls in peak (June–August, December–January) or shoulder months, and what's included in terms of unit size and resort access.

Practical Notes

Ngurah Rai International Airport serves all of Bali, and Nusa Dua's position on the peninsula keeps the drive relatively short compared with other parts of the island. Arranging transport through the resort or a pre-booked driver is the easiest way to get around, since public transport within Nusa Dua itself is limited. Indonesian Rupiah is the local currency, and ATMs are easy to find throughout Nusa Dua.