VISA001
Batu Belig , Bali south-west
Type of Villa:
Villa alone
No of bedrooms:4
Bali Premium is happy to present this this luxury property.
Set amongst Canggu’s picturesque rice fields, this spectacular four-bedroom property is evocative of a traditional rural community from many moons ago, so it’s quite a surprise to discover that the villa was only completed in January, 2010.
An architectural masterpiece, the villa comprises four antique Joglo-style dwellings transported from Java and a magnificent open-sided living pavilion. Rectangular shaped, constructed almost entirely of fine old teak wood and topped with a distinctive cone-shaped serap (ironwood) roof, the joglos have been subtly modified to form four detached bedrooms; luxuriously appointed and extended with porches and modern-style tropical bathrooms. Much more than mere places to rest, these authentic dwellings set serenely within the villa’s expansive gardens are infused with Indonesian heritage and individual character and charm.
The living pavilion also boasts-beautifully aged timbers especially teak and a high serap roof; its traditional touches complemented with antique ornaments and furniture and intricately carved ceilings. Housing the villa’s living / dining area, kitchen and TV lounge, this expansive open-sided, open-plan building is, however, stylishly contemporary, presenting a contrasting modern-Indonesian look. Although a marvelous example of architectural heritage, the villa doesn’t forgo present-day comforts, which include a 20m infinity-edge pool, iPod docks and plasma satellite TVs.
Berawa Beach is just a five-minute stroll from this peaceful sanctuary of exceptional taste, and several world-class surfing beaches along this lovely south-west coastline – including surfers haunt, Echo Beach – are easily accessible by car. Bali’s premier sports and leisure venue, Canggu Club, is two kilometers away, and fashionable Seminyak is approximately twenty minutes’ drive south.
Accommodation
With its grand black wooden doors adorned with intricate carvings and capped with traditional serap roof, the entrance to the villa sets the scene for what awaits beyond. Just inside, the Zen-infused water feature leads through to a superb single-storey pavilion. This open-sided expansive building forms the heart of the four-bedroom property; although built in traditional Indonesian style, it presents a predominately contemporary look. The villa’s living / dining area, kitchen and small TV lounge are contained within, as well as an adjoining storage area, laundry / utility room and guest washroom.
From here, gardens and simple paving stones lead down to a center-stage infinity-edge pool with an adjoining and highly unusual pool bar constructed from antique woods. The pool area is edged by expansive and simple stone paving. Tucked away at the far end of the gardens rests a solitary balé (traditional Balinese gazebo). The gardens also reveal the property’s jewels: four antique-wood bedrooms, originally traditional Javanese Joglo houses, beautifully placed in a rough square formation.
Bedrooms
The villa sleeps eight guests in four detached bedrooms accessed by paving stones dissecting the gardens and spaced far enough apart for ample privacy. Created from authentic antique Joglos, it’s not surprising that each of the four unique rooms evokes the lived-in feel of an age-old Indonesian dwelling. The bedrooms are individual in character, size and layout, although all feature the same traditional cone-shape serap roofs and walls of aged teak wood, and are furnished with king-size beds. Although emphasis is on the traditional, modern-day luxe concessions include air conditioning (tastefully camouflaged by wood grills), ceiling fan, 29-inch plasma-screen satellite TV, safety deposit box, iPod dock and mini refrigerator. Striking contemporary lighting features throughout, while sensitive modifications to the construction include glass wall panels to add daylight, private terraces of either stone or reclaimed timber and luxury ensuite bathrooms. The latter all feature antique wood interiors and furnishings, stand-alone bathtubs, slinky Grohe fixtures, his n’ hers sinks in marble or stone and refreshing tropical rain showers.
Master Bedroom
Located on the garden’s right side beside the main pavilion, the largest of the four Joglo bedrooms is also Villa’s finest example of this distinctive Javanese architectural style. Spacious and with a high vaulted ceiling, right above the bed is a striking centre-piece of intricately carved wood. Throughout this sumptuous master bedroom an underlying vampish theme features black wood furniture pieces buffed to perfection and a fuchsia silk couch scattered with orange silk cushions, while organza silk curtains are draped around the bed. A buffalo skull placed atop a table makes an unusual decorative piece! Large photographs of bygone Indonesia grace the teak walls and, in keeping with the overall rustic ambience, the plasma TV comes hidden away in an antique chest placed at the bed’s base. In the lovely semi-open bathroom the focal point is the generous-sized stone bathtub set out in the open on pebbles and attractively framed by tropical foliage.
Wooden doors lead out from the bedroom to a large stone-floored porch with low wooden roof where an ultra-contemporary hanging pod chair and somewhat contrasting antique wood chairs and table are provided, ideal for looking out over the shimmering pool.
Bedrooms Two, Three and Four
Roughly similar to each other in size, the remaining three bedrooms offer a more compact, intimate feel than the master and feature low wooden ceilings and (with the exception of bedroom four) timbered floors.
Opposite the master bedroom, bedroom two is the smallest of the four. It features a separate wardrobe / dressing area and, similar to the master bedroom, the plasma TV comes disguised in an antique bed chest. The expansive, semi-open bathroom here features a striking terrazzo stone bathtub surrounded by leafy foliage, plus lovely decorative touches of sea shell ornaments and traditional woven baskets.
Bedroom three, on the garden’s left side, features a rustic-style, wood frame four-poster bed. Unlike the other bedrooms, the bathroom here is indoors: contrasting with the traditional theme, an indulgent “boudoir” look is fuelled by a centre stage galvanized aluminum bathtub and crystal glass chandeliers.
Tucked away at the gardens’ end, beyond the master bedroom, bedroom four also features a simple wood frame four-poster bed and a separate dressing / wardrobe section. Intricate carvings decorate a section of the teak walls, but here the floor is made of stone. Bedroom four perhaps offers the most impressive bathroom: in tropical open-air style, it houses an eye-catching stone bathtub capped with circular stone decoration, accessed by stepping stones across a small ornamental pool. Modesty prevails with a curtain of leafy foliage and gardens.
These three bedrooms provide charming, low-roofed wooden porches revealing views across the gardens or, in bedroom four’s case, over the balé and outlying rice fields. Outdoor furniture ranging from legantly carved antique tables and chairs to family-size day beds littered with plump cushions contribute to these wonderfully peaceful spots for reading and relaxing.
Living, Dining, Kitchen and TV area
The stunning main pavilion is mainly open-plan, built in traditional design but with a contemporary Indonesian style. Light and airy, the pavilion is open-sided, cooled by breezes and ceiling fan, and protected from the elements by simple coconut blinds. The building has been constructed using quality natural materials from across Indonesia including terrazzo and woods.
The centrally positioned living room has a seating area framed by four wooden pillars softened with white cotton drapes and comprising a massive, teak-based sofa furnished with comfy white cushions, two armchairs in similar style, plus low teak table. Hanging below the high and intricately carved ceiling a mass of bamboo spherical ceiling lights glow like full moons. Numerous antique ornaments are tastefully displayed on old wooden tables and chests; with the exception of an iPod dock, there is scant evidence here of modern-day paraphernalia.
Left of the living room, the dining area is dominated by a massive dining table crafted from a single block of teak. Flanked by traditional low wood seating and benches, this long table can generously accommodate around twelve diners for some truly memorable meals; the antique gong placed behind provides the perfect means to announce dinner. Amongst the surrounding banana plants, a Buddhist statue keeps an eye on proceedings.
To the extreme right of the pavilion is a subtly disguised TV lounge, comprising a low-ceilinged, raised wooden platform area. Snug yet stylish, a large squashy couch drowning in a mass of cushions directly faces the 29-inch plasma-screen satellite TV, displayed on a wooden chest. Also provided are a DVD / CD player, sound system and DVDs.
To the left of the pavilion, antique wood doors flanked by a primitive wood statue of Borneo origin lead through to a contemporary kitchen. Contrasting somewhat with the rest of the property, this utterly stylish and compact kitchen features black terrazzo stone counters, dark stone floors and walls and central teak workstation. Modern utensils include Grohe fixtures and cooker with five gas rings and electric oven. Adjoining here is a small storage zone with separate fridge and freezer and utility / laundry room; beyond, a small guest wash room and leafy patio join up with the dining area.
Edging the pavilion, a Zen-style water feature with two square pools is dissected by a stone path and edged with tropical plants. The constantly gurgling fountains here contribute to an overall calming ambiance in the pavilion.
Pool, Pool bar, Garden and Bale
Sprawling out from the pavilion, the gardens comprise lawns edged by typically tropical foliage, such as birds of paradise blooms and banana plants. Access to the bedrooms, pool area and balé is by way of simple paving stones. The centre-stage infinity-edge pool (20 x 6.5m) is one of the villa’s few overall visible concessions to modern-day living; crafted from natural stone it is attentively guarded by four Buddhist statuettes dotted along the water’s edge. The stone-paved pool terrace provides three double-sized polyrattan sun loungers and thick cotton sunshades – perfect for long lazy days. A surprise addition is a simple, antique wood shower, hidden amongst the tropical foliage between bedrooms two and three.
To the right of the pool is a bar with a difference. Upholding the traditional architectural theme, even Yje villa’s pool bar comes with a serap roof, antique woods and wood floor. A comfortable L-shaped sofa and four bar stools furnish the area and the bar is prettily illuminated at night by a mass of large lanterns.
At the bottom of the garden is a serap-roofed balé with. This gazebo-style structure is ideal for quiet contemplation, yoga or massage treatments which the villa staff can organize on request. Beyond the gardens are rice fields and other luxury villas, while towering Mount Batu Karu (2,276m) Bali’s second tallest volcano, is visible on clear days.
Services
Staff
Villa Salimet boasts a dedicated team of staff (their positions and responsibilities outlined below) to service guests in the villa.
Full-time Manager
Meets and greets guests on arrival, leads the staffing team to meet and the expectations
One full-time Chef and Two cook
Trained in local & international cuisine and in charge of the market shopping and preparation of guest meals.
One Driver
Made (male)speaks decent English and has won many fans as a guide and driver showing guests around the region.
Two butlers and Two Housekeepers
Incharge of housekeeping, laundry and Food and Beverage service.
One Gardener and One Pool Attendant
Work discreetly in maintaining the landscape and the pool without disturbing the guests.
Four Security Guards:
The security jointly maintains the villa’s safety and security on a 24-hour basis.
Dining
The menu
A suggestion menu is provided, but both chefs are happy to accommodate all needs and any special dietary requests. Special meals can also be arranged, such as farewell dinners and afternoon teas.
The villa emphasizes healthy, natural food and wherever possible, uses locally sourced organic products, including brown rice, fruits, meat, vegetables, fish, chicken, eggs and bread.
The system
The villa kitchen provides breakfast, lunch and dinner. To give the chefs sufficient advance warning, please discuss meal choices, dining schedules and any self catering plans (also an option) with Manager Widyana each morning.
Food and beverage charges
First day breakfast is included in the villa rate, as are tea, coffee and mineral water. Otherwise, groceries for all meals and beverages are charged at cost price: chef will calculate the shopping costs and require payment in advance. They will then purchase the groceries and provide receipts which are tallied up for final costs.
Location
The villa rests among the rice fields of Berawa, one of several villages in Canggu district, a sleepy, but increasingly awakening, coastal locale home to a number of luxury private residences.
A string of wildly beautiful beaches renowned for their surf are close by, some within easy walking distance. Bali’s trendiest enclave, Seminyak, is approximately twenty minutes drive south, crammed with chic boutiques and hip n’ happening nightlife and restaurants, while less than ten minutes’ drive from the Villa is Bali’s premier sports and leisure venue, Canggu Club, providing international-standard dining and leisure facilities.
Distances from the villa
To Denpasar Airport: 15km
To Seminyak: 3km
To Tanah Lot/ Nirwana Bali Golf Club: 10km
To Canggu Club: 2km
To Batu Belig Beach: 1.5km
To Echo Beach: 3.5km
To Canggu Beach: 7 km
Things to do
· Sports enthusiasts should head to Bali’s prestigious Canggu Club, less than ten minutes drive away, with its state-of-the-art gym and tennis and squash courts. Villa guests can pay day rates to enjoy the facilities on offer here. Reward your work-outs with some fine international dining, then stock up on gourmet goodies at the nearby Deli.
· A string of naturally beautiful beaches, some renowned for their surf, are all within relatively easy access. Nearest beach to the villa is Berawa, a five minute stroll away, but for the best surf, head to legendary surfing haunt, Echo Beach (3.5km). Whichever beach you choose, all are in prime position for fabulous sunsets.
· If you’ve always wanted to gallop along a beach or ride through villages bordered by rice fields, now’s your chance. Bali Horse Adventure, located en route to Echo Beach, can arrange horse riding tours, as well as children’sriding lessons and romantic horse-drawn carriage outings.
· On Canggu Beach, be sure to visit mystical Hotel Tugu Bali. Bali’s first museum-hotel is studded with priceless Indonesian artworks and antiques, while its award-winning spa offers age-old Eastern therapies. If you’re planning a honeymoon, this makes a wonderful first night stop.
· Make the de rigueur pilgrimage to sacred Pura Tanah Lot, one of Bali’s biggest tourist magnets. Perched high on a craggy wave-lashed rock, this ancient sea temple is best savoured at sunset; make sure you receive a blessing from the Hindu Priests.
· Alternatively, view Tanah Lot from the 12th hole of Nirwana Bali Golf Course. Bordered by the Indian Ocean and rice fields just down from the sea temple, no wonder this championship-standard course designed by golf legend, Greg Norman is frequently voted Asia’s number one.
· Fashionistas, trendies and shop-a-holics should hotfoot it down to Bali’s most cosmopolitan enclave, Seminyak. Here,you can indulge for hours in the glut of global-inspired gourmet restaurants, stylish boutiques and hipper-than-thou bars – including much hyped Ku Dé Ta, on Seminyak beachfront.
· Drive westwards to explore the unchartered West Bali region, where the charming Tabanan Regency reveals terraced rice fields of emerald green, volcanic mountains and black sand beaches dotted with fishing communities – treasures that Bali is famed for.
For a day of culture and dramatic landscapes, drive directly north from the villa to the mountain town of Bedugal. From here, explore three volcanic lakes, including Bratan, with its photogenic and stunningly positioned Pura Ulun Danu – one of Bali’s most important temples.
Bali Premium is happy to present this this luxury property.
Set amongst Canggu’s picturesque rice fields, this spectacular four-bedroom property is evocative of a traditional rural community from many moons ago, so it’s quite a surprise to discover that the villa was only completed in January, 2010.
An architectural masterpiece, the villa comprises four antique Joglo-style dwellings transported from Java and a magnificent open-sided living pavilion. Rectangular shaped, constructed almost entirely of fine old teak wood and topped with a distinctive cone-shaped serap (ironwood) roof, the joglos have been subtly modified to form four detached bedrooms; luxuriously appointed and extended with porches and modern-style tropical bathrooms. Much more than mere places to rest, these authentic dwellings set serenely within the villa’s expansive gardens are infused with Indonesian heritage and individual character and charm.
The living pavilion also boasts-beautifully aged timbers especially teak and a high serap roof; its traditional touches complemented with antique ornaments and furniture and intricately carved ceilings. Housing the villa’s living / dining area, kitchen and TV lounge, this expansive open-sided, open-plan building is, however, stylishly contemporary, presenting a contrasting modern-Indonesian look. Although a marvelous example of architectural heritage, the villa doesn’t forgo present-day comforts, which include a 20m infinity-edge pool, iPod docks and plasma satellite TVs.
Berawa Beach is just a five-minute stroll from this peaceful sanctuary of exceptional taste, and several world-class surfing beaches along this lovely south-west coastline – including surfers haunt, Echo Beach – are easily accessible by car. Bali’s premier sports and leisure venue, Canggu Club, is two kilometers away, and fashionable Seminyak is approximately twenty minutes’ drive south.
Accommodation
With its grand black wooden doors adorned with intricate carvings and capped with traditional serap roof, the entrance to the villa sets the scene for what awaits beyond. Just inside, the Zen-infused water feature leads through to a superb single-storey pavilion. This open-sided expansive building forms the heart of the four-bedroom property; although built in traditional Indonesian style, it presents a predominately contemporary look. The villa’s living / dining area, kitchen and small TV lounge are contained within, as well as an adjoining storage area, laundry / utility room and guest washroom.
From here, gardens and simple paving stones lead down to a center-stage infinity-edge pool with an adjoining and highly unusual pool bar constructed from antique woods. The pool area is edged by expansive and simple stone paving. Tucked away at the far end of the gardens rests a solitary balé (traditional Balinese gazebo). The gardens also reveal the property’s jewels: four antique-wood bedrooms, originally traditional Javanese Joglo houses, beautifully placed in a rough square formation.
Bedrooms
The villa sleeps eight guests in four detached bedrooms accessed by paving stones dissecting the gardens and spaced far enough apart for ample privacy. Created from authentic antique Joglos, it’s not surprising that each of the four unique rooms evokes the lived-in feel of an age-old Indonesian dwelling. The bedrooms are individual in character, size and layout, although all feature the same traditional cone-shape serap roofs and walls of aged teak wood, and are furnished with king-size beds. Although emphasis is on the traditional, modern-day luxe concessions include air conditioning (tastefully camouflaged by wood grills), ceiling fan, 29-inch plasma-screen satellite TV, safety deposit box, iPod dock and mini refrigerator. Striking contemporary lighting features throughout, while sensitive modifications to the construction include glass wall panels to add daylight, private terraces of either stone or reclaimed timber and luxury ensuite bathrooms. The latter all feature antique wood interiors and furnishings, stand-alone bathtubs, slinky Grohe fixtures, his n’ hers sinks in marble or stone and refreshing tropical rain showers.
Master Bedroom
Located on the garden’s right side beside the main pavilion, the largest of the four Joglo bedrooms is also Villa’s finest example of this distinctive Javanese architectural style. Spacious and with a high vaulted ceiling, right above the bed is a striking centre-piece of intricately carved wood. Throughout this sumptuous master bedroom an underlying vampish theme features black wood furniture pieces buffed to perfection and a fuchsia silk couch scattered with orange silk cushions, while organza silk curtains are draped around the bed. A buffalo skull placed atop a table makes an unusual decorative piece! Large photographs of bygone Indonesia grace the teak walls and, in keeping with the overall rustic ambience, the plasma TV comes hidden away in an antique chest placed at the bed’s base. In the lovely semi-open bathroom the focal point is the generous-sized stone bathtub set out in the open on pebbles and attractively framed by tropical foliage.
Wooden doors lead out from the bedroom to a large stone-floored porch with low wooden roof where an ultra-contemporary hanging pod chair and somewhat contrasting antique wood chairs and table are provided, ideal for looking out over the shimmering pool.
Bedrooms Two, Three and Four
Roughly similar to each other in size, the remaining three bedrooms offer a more compact, intimate feel than the master and feature low wooden ceilings and (with the exception of bedroom four) timbered floors.
Opposite the master bedroom, bedroom two is the smallest of the four. It features a separate wardrobe / dressing area and, similar to the master bedroom, the plasma TV comes disguised in an antique bed chest. The expansive, semi-open bathroom here features a striking terrazzo stone bathtub surrounded by leafy foliage, plus lovely decorative touches of sea shell ornaments and traditional woven baskets.
Bedroom three, on the garden’s left side, features a rustic-style, wood frame four-poster bed. Unlike the other bedrooms, the bathroom here is indoors: contrasting with the traditional theme, an indulgent “boudoir” look is fuelled by a centre stage galvanized aluminum bathtub and crystal glass chandeliers.
Tucked away at the gardens’ end, beyond the master bedroom, bedroom four also features a simple wood frame four-poster bed and a separate dressing / wardrobe section. Intricate carvings decorate a section of the teak walls, but here the floor is made of stone. Bedroom four perhaps offers the most impressive bathroom: in tropical open-air style, it houses an eye-catching stone bathtub capped with circular stone decoration, accessed by stepping stones across a small ornamental pool. Modesty prevails with a curtain of leafy foliage and gardens.
These three bedrooms provide charming, low-roofed wooden porches revealing views across the gardens or, in bedroom four’s case, over the balé and outlying rice fields. Outdoor furniture ranging from legantly carved antique tables and chairs to family-size day beds littered with plump cushions contribute to these wonderfully peaceful spots for reading and relaxing.
Living, Dining, Kitchen and TV area
The stunning main pavilion is mainly open-plan, built in traditional design but with a contemporary Indonesian style. Light and airy, the pavilion is open-sided, cooled by breezes and ceiling fan, and protected from the elements by simple coconut blinds. The building has been constructed using quality natural materials from across Indonesia including terrazzo and woods.
The centrally positioned living room has a seating area framed by four wooden pillars softened with white cotton drapes and comprising a massive, teak-based sofa furnished with comfy white cushions, two armchairs in similar style, plus low teak table. Hanging below the high and intricately carved ceiling a mass of bamboo spherical ceiling lights glow like full moons. Numerous antique ornaments are tastefully displayed on old wooden tables and chests; with the exception of an iPod dock, there is scant evidence here of modern-day paraphernalia.
Left of the living room, the dining area is dominated by a massive dining table crafted from a single block of teak. Flanked by traditional low wood seating and benches, this long table can generously accommodate around twelve diners for some truly memorable meals; the antique gong placed behind provides the perfect means to announce dinner. Amongst the surrounding banana plants, a Buddhist statue keeps an eye on proceedings.
To the extreme right of the pavilion is a subtly disguised TV lounge, comprising a low-ceilinged, raised wooden platform area. Snug yet stylish, a large squashy couch drowning in a mass of cushions directly faces the 29-inch plasma-screen satellite TV, displayed on a wooden chest. Also provided are a DVD / CD player, sound system and DVDs.
To the left of the pavilion, antique wood doors flanked by a primitive wood statue of Borneo origin lead through to a contemporary kitchen. Contrasting somewhat with the rest of the property, this utterly stylish and compact kitchen features black terrazzo stone counters, dark stone floors and walls and central teak workstation. Modern utensils include Grohe fixtures and cooker with five gas rings and electric oven. Adjoining here is a small storage zone with separate fridge and freezer and utility / laundry room; beyond, a small guest wash room and leafy patio join up with the dining area.
Edging the pavilion, a Zen-style water feature with two square pools is dissected by a stone path and edged with tropical plants. The constantly gurgling fountains here contribute to an overall calming ambiance in the pavilion.
Pool, Pool bar, Garden and Bale
Sprawling out from the pavilion, the gardens comprise lawns edged by typically tropical foliage, such as birds of paradise blooms and banana plants. Access to the bedrooms, pool area and balé is by way of simple paving stones. The centre-stage infinity-edge pool (20 x 6.5m) is one of the villa’s few overall visible concessions to modern-day living; crafted from natural stone it is attentively guarded by four Buddhist statuettes dotted along the water’s edge. The stone-paved pool terrace provides three double-sized polyrattan sun loungers and thick cotton sunshades – perfect for long lazy days. A surprise addition is a simple, antique wood shower, hidden amongst the tropical foliage between bedrooms two and three.
To the right of the pool is a bar with a difference. Upholding the traditional architectural theme, even Yje villa’s pool bar comes with a serap roof, antique woods and wood floor. A comfortable L-shaped sofa and four bar stools furnish the area and the bar is prettily illuminated at night by a mass of large lanterns.
At the bottom of the garden is a serap-roofed balé with. This gazebo-style structure is ideal for quiet contemplation, yoga or massage treatments which the villa staff can organize on request. Beyond the gardens are rice fields and other luxury villas, while towering Mount Batu Karu (2,276m) Bali’s second tallest volcano, is visible on clear days.
Services
Staff
Villa Salimet boasts a dedicated team of staff (their positions and responsibilities outlined below) to service guests in the villa.
Full-time Manager
Meets and greets guests on arrival, leads the staffing team to meet and the expectations
One full-time Chef and Two cook
Trained in local & international cuisine and in charge of the market shopping and preparation of guest meals.
One Driver
Made (male)speaks decent English and has won many fans as a guide and driver showing guests around the region.
Two butlers and Two Housekeepers
Incharge of housekeeping, laundry and Food and Beverage service.
One Gardener and One Pool Attendant
Work discreetly in maintaining the landscape and the pool without disturbing the guests.
Four Security Guards:
The security jointly maintains the villa’s safety and security on a 24-hour basis.
Dining
The menu
A suggestion menu is provided, but both chefs are happy to accommodate all needs and any special dietary requests. Special meals can also be arranged, such as farewell dinners and afternoon teas.
The villa emphasizes healthy, natural food and wherever possible, uses locally sourced organic products, including brown rice, fruits, meat, vegetables, fish, chicken, eggs and bread.
The system
The villa kitchen provides breakfast, lunch and dinner. To give the chefs sufficient advance warning, please discuss meal choices, dining schedules and any self catering plans (also an option) with Manager Widyana each morning.
Food and beverage charges
First day breakfast is included in the villa rate, as are tea, coffee and mineral water. Otherwise, groceries for all meals and beverages are charged at cost price: chef will calculate the shopping costs and require payment in advance. They will then purchase the groceries and provide receipts which are tallied up for final costs.
Location
The villa rests among the rice fields of Berawa, one of several villages in Canggu district, a sleepy, but increasingly awakening, coastal locale home to a number of luxury private residences.
A string of wildly beautiful beaches renowned for their surf are close by, some within easy walking distance. Bali’s trendiest enclave, Seminyak, is approximately twenty minutes drive south, crammed with chic boutiques and hip n’ happening nightlife and restaurants, while less than ten minutes’ drive from the Villa is Bali’s premier sports and leisure venue, Canggu Club, providing international-standard dining and leisure facilities.
Distances from the villa
To Denpasar Airport: 15km
To Seminyak: 3km
To Tanah Lot/ Nirwana Bali Golf Club: 10km
To Canggu Club: 2km
To Batu Belig Beach: 1.5km
To Echo Beach: 3.5km
To Canggu Beach: 7 km
Things to do
· Sports enthusiasts should head to Bali’s prestigious Canggu Club, less than ten minutes drive away, with its state-of-the-art gym and tennis and squash courts. Villa guests can pay day rates to enjoy the facilities on offer here. Reward your work-outs with some fine international dining, then stock up on gourmet goodies at the nearby Deli.
· A string of naturally beautiful beaches, some renowned for their surf, are all within relatively easy access. Nearest beach to the villa is Berawa, a five minute stroll away, but for the best surf, head to legendary surfing haunt, Echo Beach (3.5km). Whichever beach you choose, all are in prime position for fabulous sunsets.
· If you’ve always wanted to gallop along a beach or ride through villages bordered by rice fields, now’s your chance. Bali Horse Adventure, located en route to Echo Beach, can arrange horse riding tours, as well as children’sriding lessons and romantic horse-drawn carriage outings.
· On Canggu Beach, be sure to visit mystical Hotel Tugu Bali. Bali’s first museum-hotel is studded with priceless Indonesian artworks and antiques, while its award-winning spa offers age-old Eastern therapies. If you’re planning a honeymoon, this makes a wonderful first night stop.
· Make the de rigueur pilgrimage to sacred Pura Tanah Lot, one of Bali’s biggest tourist magnets. Perched high on a craggy wave-lashed rock, this ancient sea temple is best savoured at sunset; make sure you receive a blessing from the Hindu Priests.
· Alternatively, view Tanah Lot from the 12th hole of Nirwana Bali Golf Course. Bordered by the Indian Ocean and rice fields just down from the sea temple, no wonder this championship-standard course designed by golf legend, Greg Norman is frequently voted Asia’s number one.
· Fashionistas, trendies and shop-a-holics should hotfoot it down to Bali’s most cosmopolitan enclave, Seminyak. Here,you can indulge for hours in the glut of global-inspired gourmet restaurants, stylish boutiques and hipper-than-thou bars – including much hyped Ku Dé Ta, on Seminyak beachfront.
· Drive westwards to explore the unchartered West Bali region, where the charming Tabanan Regency reveals terraced rice fields of emerald green, volcanic mountains and black sand beaches dotted with fishing communities – treasures that Bali is famed for.
For a day of culture and dramatic landscapes, drive directly north from the villa to the mountain town of Bedugal. From here, explore three volcanic lakes, including Bratan, with its photogenic and stunningly positioned Pura Ulun Danu – one of Bali’s most important temples.
The calendar is not available for this villa.
| Period | Price per night |
|---|---|
| Very High Season: All the August month From December 20th to January 8th | 1050 USD |
| High Season: All the July month From September 1st to September 15th. the Easter week the Chinese new year week | 825 USD |
| Low Season: Rest of the year | 635 USD |
These tarifs don't include usually charges and taxes: please contact the landlord to get more information about these tarifs (normally, taxes are about 10% to 21% according to the villa
VILLA
Independent Villa:
Yes
Private domain Villa:
-
Number of villa in the domain:
-
Villa details:
Property superficy (m2):
550
Living superficy (m2):
3000
Adapted for young child less than 10:
Yes
Number of living room:
1
Number of AC living room:
-
Number of bedroom:
-
Number of semi-detached bedroom:
-
Number of AC bedrooms:
4
Number of bathroom:
4
Number of kingsize bed:
4
Number of queen size bed:
-
Number of double bed:
-
Number of simple bed:
-
Number of Child bed:
-
Number of additional bed :
-
Maximum capacity:
8
Projection room:
-
Wine cellar:
-
Staff and organisation:
Manager:
Yes
Majordome 24/24:
Yes
maintenance & service:
Yes
Cooker:
Yes
Guard:
Yes
Babysiter on demand:
Yes
Spoken languages:
- French:
Yes
- English:
Yes
SERVICES
Number of swimming pool:
1
Main swimming pool size (m2):
120
Tennis court:
-
Mini Golf court:
-
Badminton court:
-
Autre terrain de jeu:
-
Fitness room :
-
Pool :
-
Mountain Bike:
-
Tennis table:
-
Child games:
Yes
Number of safe:
4
Number of TV:
3
Number of TV with satellite channels:
3
CD/DVD player:
Yes
Ipod plug:
Yes
Video games:
-
Hair drier:
Yes
Wifi:
Yes
Landline:
-
Fax:
-
GSM:
-
Sauna:
-
Number of jacuzzi:
-
integrated Spa:
-
Private club member (tennis/squash/spa/restaurants):
-
Car with driver:
Yes
Additional car:
Yes
Airport Transport:
Yes
VIP Transport:
-
Helicopter access:
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ENVIRONMENT
Urban Residential environment:
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Rural Environnement:
Yes
Sea view villa (less than 5min walk):
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Kind of view:
- Sea:
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- Panoramic:
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- Rice fields:
Yes
- Volcano:
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- Forest:
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Close to golf court (< 30min by car):
Yes
Close to fitted out beach (<30min by car):
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Close to ocean (< 15minutes by car):
Yes
Time to reach:
- airport:
45 mn
- Seminyak:
20 mn
- Ubud:
60 mn
- Jimbaran:
50 mn
Close to cultural sites(< 30min by car):
Yes
Close to scuba diving school(< 30 by car):
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Close to Surf school(< 30min by car) :
Yes
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