Villa Bulan Madu

The exclusive one bedroom Villa Bulan Madu was designed to provide maximum privacy and seclusion along with all comforts of luxurious tropical lifestyle.

The bedroom is spacious and splendid, adorned in rich golden and green drapes, features a king size bed, high-vaulted ceiling and looks to the lush garden and lovely fishpond. The vast open-sided bathroom is unique and has a sunken double bathtub, rain shower and sculptured terrazzo washbasin.

The elevated and tastefully furnished living area is open on two sides and offers comfortable seating, TV with satellite channels, DVD player, iPOD dock and high end sound system. The area opens onto landscaped tropical garden with mature trees and manicured green lawns.

A couple of steps and you are at the inviting 6mx4m infinity swimming pool that looks to the picturesque hillside and out to the sea. To the poolside is a thatched Bale pavilion with soft-cushioned seating, ideal to relax in the shade or take an afternoon nap.

The outdoor dining area on the pool deck is just perfect for alfresco dining.

Bulan Madu means honeymoon and is very romantic and enchanting indeed. It has a separate entrance and provides absolute privacy and 5-star services.

While staying at Bulan Madu, you can utilize the facilities of the Villa Indah Manis next door, which boasts a gym, spa, media room, BBQ, pool table, dartboard and two swimming pools.

The Bukit, which translates in English to ‘hill’, is a limestone region situated at the southernmost point of Bali. Once mainly inhabited by fisherman and seaweed farmers, it is now arguably one of the most prestigious area on the island. Visitors can expect to find top end resorts, exclusive villas, boutique hotels and restaurants, and one of Asia’s top golf clubs,  making the area an attractive choice for those seeking a luxury lifestyle. Although Bukit has seen recent development, the area is still surprisingly unspoilt with a landscape rich in flora and fauna, beautiful beaches and interesting and diverse aquatic life. At certain times of the year, those lucky enough may get a glimpse of migrating whales, and turtles can often be seen swimming in the crystal clear waters close to the shore. The coastline is popular with sun worshippers and surfers and has many small and often unfrequented coves, ideal for those who simply want to relax undisturbed close to the ocean. However, one should always be aware that rip-tides can be dangerous in Bali and some beaches are not safe to swim.