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Fancy a dragon fruit martini? Enjoy it alfresco with front-seat views of the Indian Ocean on the expansive rooftop of the OMA-designed <a href="https://seminyak.potatohead.co/sleep?utm_source=triptease_attract&amp;utm_medium=paid_search&amp;utm_campaign=google_search&amp;gad_source=1&amp;gad_campaignid=20457310300&amp;gbraid=0AAAAABfgVgW2MNDSJufl2AujM_ISztuLv&amp;gclid=CjwKCAjwp_LDBhBCEiwAK7Fnkrzmg4c1g3WJL8EgMJ6jIvTjEQ_y5Z8BU9P7NUEDsnxF4HJsqrXKGxoCcvkQAvD_BwE?destinasian">Potato Head Studios</a>, a hotel-slash-cultural venue at the brand’s seaside creative playground. Sundowners at <a href="https://seminyak.potatohead.co/feast/sunset-park?destinasian">Sunset Park</a> play up the agricultural bounty of the island: tamarillo and homemade torch ginger flower liqueur are shaken with Venezuelan Diplomático white rum to create the Tropicalismo cocktail, while the addition of Balinese arak puts a local spin on popular drinks like Penicillin and Southside. As the skies turn dusky gold and lavender, you can also nibble on tapas-sized bites at the 22-meter bar: think ceviche and papaya salad or pork belly satay served with green rice grilled in a parcel of banana leaf. Potato Head gets top marks for repurposing waste in imaginative ways, and at <a href="https://seminyak.potatohead.co/feast/sunset-park?destinasian">Sunset Park</a>, powdered oyster shells from the beach club’s Ijen restaurant have been mixed with resin to make floor lamps, while 600 kilograms of pulverized plastic are embedded into a sculptural concrete bench. —James Louie
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