Fire Devastates Club Med Building in Bali


Aucun blessé n'est à déplorer après l'incendie du Club Med à Bali - Capture écran Spirit 45

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No more than a scare for guests and staff at Club Med Bali.

The establishment, located on the Bukit Peninsula, in one of the country’s most luxurious seaside destinations, was struck by a violent fire on Friday morning, April 24, as reported by Spirit 45 on its social media channels.

The fire broke out on the second floor of the Agung restaurant, around 6:50 a.m., while the staff were preparing breakfast service. The flames spread very quickly. The images are spectacular.

It was in this establishment that continental buffets were served.


Fire at Club Med Bali: a building and its facilities reduced to ashes

In just a few minutes, the kitchen and the thatched-roof restaurant were completely ravaged and reduced to ashes.

Other dining options exist outside of the Agung, such as The Deck and Gourmet Lounge. It remains to be seen how meal service will now be organized without the main restaurant.

According to an Australian media, guests praised the staff and said they did not feel in danger during the operation.

The safety and well-being of our guests and our staff remain our absolute priority. We can confirm that everyone has been brought to safety and that no guest or staff member has been harmed,” said Michelle Davies, CEO of Club Med Pacific.

Local police say they have opened an investigation to determine the causes of the fire.

A chef mentions the possibility that a fryer containing oil that was too hot could have been the source of the blaze.

According to VOI, despite an initial rapid intervention using extinguishers, eight fire units were deployed on site, six of which belonged to Badung’s firefighting service.


Club Med Bali: 5,000 square meters of buildings ravaged

Nevertheless, a two-storey building of about 5,000 square meters was reduced to ashes. This includes the restaurant, but also facilities such as shops, photo spaces, meeting rooms, and accounting offices.

Operations seem to be returning to normal on site.

Two years ago, Club Med Punta Cana experienced a similar mishap.

Amara Nambinga

Amara Nambinga

I write about tourism, culture, and emerging destinations with a Namibian perspective. Through my articles, I try to highlight the places, people, and travel stories that show how Africa and the wider world are changing.