A masterpiece of design both inside and out, this villa truly belongs on the pages of a glossy magazine. Starting from the top, the villa’s gleaming infinity pool gives the illusion of swimming suspended atop the rice fields and expansive gardens. The pool is entwined with gnarly frangipani trees and fern drapes elegantly around the ceiling. A thoroughly romantic venue for a wedding, this villa can host up to 200 guests.
The villa is ideal for families travelling together, as there is a myriad of secret corners for a moment of solitude. There’s plenty of space for eating and entertaining around the property, and for relaxing, there are day beds and sofas in champagne, peach and soft green tones. This is luxurious poolside living at its best.
This villa showcases modern simplicity intermingled with chic contemporary furniture, accents of lacquer and vibrant art. Statement walls of rough-hewn river stone, woven rattan and stained tropical hardwood combine add a stunning twist to the dark panelled wooden walls. Traditional Balinese houses are made from natural materials in order to harmonise with the environment, and this design elevates it into a stylish haven, perfect for art lovers.
The seven bedrooms are equally spacious and lovingly decorated, with patterned rugs rippling across the floor, silk textiles and mirrors brightening the moody dark wood. In the guest bedrooms, leather details add a touch of glamour, while in the master suite, Chinese style sliding door to ceiling doors open out onto private terrace space.
Ensuites of natural stone are complete with deep Japanese style bathtubs and a walk-in rain shower in the master bedroom.
For exploring the island, six bicycles are available to use, while a driver can be arranged on request. There’s a professional and friendly team on hand including a chef and gardener to make sure you have an excellent stay. while the six bedrooms sleep up to 12 guests, but 5 extra single beds can be arranged.
Features:
The Villa
Villa Mana is perfect for extended families or group of friends. There are 7 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, accommodating up to 10 adults and 4 kids. Extra beds can be set-up for an additional fee.
Ground Floor
- Open-sided lounge & dining area for 12
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Entertainment room
- Two double bedrooms with King-size bed and en-suite bathroom
- Double bedroom with King-size bed, dressing area, en-suite bathroom, and semi-private deck with round day bed.
- Twin bedroom with 2 double beds
- Bunk beds bedroom with 2 sets of designer bunks and access to pool deck
- Bathroom shared between twin & bunk room
First floor
- Two double bedrooms with King-size bed, dressing area & en-suite bathrooms
-Study & TV room
Rooftop Terrace
- Daybeds & umbrellas
- Seating area
- Outdoor wooden table
Outside grounds
- Infinity swimming pool (17×7m)
- Children’s wading pool
- Sun loungers & parasols
- Chill out area
- Alfresco dining area
- Amphitheatre stair seats
- Barbecue
- Tropical gardens & manicured lawn
- Parking
- Exceptional rice field views
Facilities
- Air-conditioning in all bedrooms
- In-room safes
- Pool table
- 6 bicycles
- Playstation
- iPod docks
- pool table
- Croquet set
- Boules set
- 6 bicycles
Location:
A hideaway in the picturesque village of Babakan close to Canggu, this villa couldn’t be more beautifully located. Opposite the entrance is a significant village temple, and beyond the gardens are rice terraces stretching to the horizon. From the rooftop terrace, you can get a 180-degree bird’s eye view. Go on a bike ride with the villa’s staff to get an insight into an authentic way of life that has remained constant for generations.
A great way to experience the impossibly green landscape is by bicycle. The villa is close to Canggu, where you can take a trip down the Shortcut, a beautiful path through rice plantations. Just be careful when you move to the side to let others pass, or you might end up in the locals’ book of falls!
A great street to explore nearby is Jalan Pantai Batubolong, an up and coming enclave of spas and boutiques, cosy cafes and hip bars. Around Canggu, indulge in a soothing, traditional Balinese massage at a fancy spa, and on Sundays, head to La Laguna gypsy market for organic and eco-friendly products and traditional handicrafts, to the soundtrack of live music. A special place to practise yoga nearby is Desa Seni, an eco-friendly resort that celebrates Indonesian culture and art.
Hotel Tugu Bali is an interesting museum-hotel hybrid full of priceless Indonesian art and antiques. Here, there’s also a fabulous award-winning spa offering traditional Eastern therapies, so it’s an ideal place to spend a leisurely afternoon.
Bali is known as the ‘Island of the Gods’ and after visiting some of the mesmerising temples, you’ll find out why. Take a five-minute drive to Pura Tanah Lot, a religious site perched high atop a wave-lashed rock formation. It’s believed that the temple here protects Bali from evil sea spirits. Pura Tanah Lot is also a popular spot for sunset. To truly observe the power of the sea temple, visit early in the morning where you can witness a local offering ceremony.
A myriad of beaches with great surf are in the vicinity – the villa is five minutes’ drive from Echo Beach, which has famous nightly beach barbecues. Locals and tourists alike settle down on bean bags at fashionable beach clubs to watch the sunset over the Indian ocean.
Petitenget beach is also a short drive away, home to Pura Petitenget, an ancient sea temple with twelve shrines and an impressive dragon staircase that leads to an expansive courtyard. Every evening, there are temple ceremonies on the beach and traditional dance displays – a truly mesmerising way to experience the rich culture.
Terms & Conditions:
Arrival time
2pm.
Departure time
12pm.
