Villa Samudra Raya

Villa Samudra Raya is new brand villa hidden way in a side lane in the heart of fashionable Seminyak and Kerobokan. This private oasis covers a 1500m2 of building and lush tropical gardens and water, features local stone, timber and glass to create its uniqueness. Fully equipped with facilities from best quality, the villa is one of best choice for a great family holiday in Bali.

Villa M Bali

The beautiful Villa M is hidden away in the rice fields, just ten minutes driving from Berawa beach on south western coast of Bali. Villa M presents luxury facilities in a spectacular natural setting, encompassed by rice terraces reminiscent of amphitheatres. On a clear day, the sweeping view is enhanced by the magical sight of the mountains. Guests staying at Villa M will receive a privileged insight into rural Bali.

Villa The Shore

The Shore villa is a brand new private villa nestled in the peaceful fisherman Seseh village, a stone throw to the beach on south-western coast. With the finest facilities and a pampering service in a peaceful surrounding, The Shore is absolutely dedicated for comfort and privacy in the true Bali. It is perfectly suited for families or small groups of discerning people who want to experience the best Bali can offer.
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Villa Gajah Putih

By bali villas reviewer

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Villa Gajah Putih is located in Canggu, just a twenty-minute drive from the greater Kuta/Seminyak area where the prime dining, shopping, and nightlife in Bali are located. Because of its slightly out of town setting, it has the double attraction of being relatively close to everything one might need, while being far enough away to retain a peaceful rural feel. The surrounding village is traditional Balinese, and retains large expanses of pictorial rice fields. This five-bedroom villa and its immense property has the spectacular attribute of being set directly on the beach, and the ocean view enhances the enticing attributes of this prime estate.

The villa consists of one main two-storey building set on a gorgeous sprawling property, the gardens of which have been maturing for over a decade. To the left of the building is an immense vegetable garden, large yard, and tennis court. Between the main structure and the beach is a swimming pool and indoor sauna set within a manicured lawn strewn with coconut palms and two relaxation bales. The gated villa entrance has ample parking and a security post to guard one’s interests whilst ensuring one’s safety.

Upon entering the grounds one is led down a wooden walkway past a large limestone alligator carving and elaborate water ponds. These water gardens are filled with colourful fish and flowers, and completely surround the main building. The spacious common living areas of the villa are floored in marble, and the actual structure is composed of white stucco ceilings framed by huge ironwood beams supported by matching columns, making the areas completely open-air.

The first area is the dining room, which boasts a massive teak table that seats twelve and looks out over the blooming gardens to the ocean. The fully equipped kitchen is set off to the side of the dining room and can be reached by way of a small bridge.

The first floor living room features wooden tables, rattan armchairs and couches situated so as to create two sitting areas. Artwork collected from around the Indonesian archipelago abounds, enhancing the exotic atmosphere and creating a rich ambience ideal for thoughtful repose. The air is permeated with the sounds of crashing waves and the melodious chirping of tropical birds, which inhabit the flourishing tropical gardens.

Each of the five bedrooms consists of an enclosed air-conditioned room with its own ensuite bathroom. The floors and ceilings are made of ironwood, and each of the bedrooms have at least one glass wall overlooking the ocean-side gardens of the estate. All of the ensuite bathrooms are floored and walled with caramel marble, and have screened-windows overlooking the front gardens. [ ...read more about Villa Gajah Putih ]

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5 Comments

1
Andrew and Elissa McKee
March 22nd, 2006 at 6:03 am

I hope you don’t mind us calling Gajah Putih our home. We have visited 3 times now and feel completely at home. The house improves each time. Our sincere thanks, we’ll see you again.

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George and Charmaine Chalmers
March 22nd, 2006 at 6:05 am

What a wonderful place in front of the Sea a wonderful house.
We enjoyed ourselves so much! This truly has been Bali at its best and a birthday for my wife to remember always.

3

A wonderful peaceful paradise, away from the hurly –burly of life. And not a bad place to celebrate 25 years of marriage either!
Many thanks to all the staff.

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The Tyree Family
March 22nd, 2006 at 6:08 am

It sounds like “a dream come true”. We have had a marvelous family vacation. The house is truly exceptional. The staff absolutely first class, the food and cooks outdid the best of the Island.

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Teresa McAlinden
March 22nd, 2006 at 6:08 am

The house was spectacular. The staff was wonderful. We enjoyed everyday we spent here.

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