Villa Manis

Surrounded by lush tropical gardens and very private, Villa Manis sits in the quiet rural village of Pererenan, in the south west of Bali. The palatial and exquisite villa is pure indulgence down to the last detail and ensures complete privacy in natural environment both inside and outside the villa. Designed in a contemporary style, Villa Manis is lavishly furnished and boasts an extraordinary collection of local artwork.

The eight bedroom villa comprises of four separate pavilions, spread across the expansive grounds. The abundant indoor living space includes a generously sized living and dining area along with a fully equipped sophisticated kitchen. The air conditioned media room comes complete with a 60-inch TV with satellite channels and comfortable sofas. There is a dedicated spa room, sauna and gym with state-of-the-art equipment. The master bedroom is grand, furnished with a king size bed and boasts an ensuite bathroom with Jacuzzi bath. The master opens onto its private balcony with breathtaking views to the ocean. Three guest bedrooms are fitted with king size beds and sofas, which can be easily converted in an extra bed. Further four bedrooms have twin beds, convertible into king size. All bedrooms are air conditioned, have ensuite bathrooms and enjoy views to the sea, garden or rice fields.

There is no shortage of outdoor living space. The grounds feature a large 17m x 6m swimming pool with a shallow kids’ area, a wide sun deck with comfortable loungers, open air lounge and alfresco dining for 16. The extensive well-presented garden features mature tropical trees, charming fish ponds and a large tiered green lawn, ideal for weddings.

A stay at splendid Villa Manis offers luxury, privacy and relaxation. In addition, you will enjoy the caring and highly professional team of staff, so you won’t need to lift a finger.

Incredibly spacious Villa Manis is a perfect venue for events and can cater for up to 80 guests.

Some might say that Canggu is one of the hippest and most happening destinations in Bali. The name Canggu was originally given only to this small fishing village. However nowadays when people say Canggu they are actually also referring to a collection of other small villages such as Tiyingtukul, Pererenan and Nelayan. The area has many rice fields which add a relaxing rural edge to the landscape. The beach at Canggu is popular with surfers as it has larger swells than other areas nearby, but swimming isn’t advised here as the rip tides can be dangerous. The area is a great place to learn to surf and is also home to the award winning Nirwana Bali Golf Club. Canggu has a diverse selection of restaurants, cafes and bars to choose from and also a variety of boutiques selling clothes and swimwear. Places of interest to visit nearby include Pura Tanah Lot, a large temple that stands on the ocean rocks, and Seminyak which has a high concentration of fine dining restaurants and cocktail bars.