Villa Radha, Dea Villas

Incredibly enchanting one bedroom Villa Radha sits in its own private tropical gardens with stepping stones across beautiful lotus ponds. The secluded villa spells romance in every detail and is a dream hideaway for honeymooners and couples looking for quality time together.

A traditional Javanese teakwood bedroom pavilion is raised on stilts above a charming lotus pond and surrounded by immaculate tropical gardens. The beautifully appointed bedroom is air conditioned and furnished with taste and meticulous attention to detail. The bedroom is fitted with a king size bed and there is a sitting or TV area with an upholstered daybed and antique chairs. The sitting area features a 47-inch TV with cable channels, DVD player and an iPod dock for those who wish to stay connected. A unique garden bathroom boasts twin basins, walk in rain shower and a large couples bathtub. The glamorous pavilion has a wide terrace with comfortable seating, a perfect place to relax, enjoy cool breezes and  the sunset.

The second traditional teakwood pavilion is across the lovely pond and provides intimate dining for two.

A free form swimming pool sits at the end of the gorgeous garden and there is a poolside Bale with plenty of shade.

Complete with 5 star service, Villa Radha is a part of an exclusive Dea Villas Estate and the guests can enjoy a range of shared facilities, including a spa, traditional sauna, air conditioned gym and kids’ playground.

Hidden amid emerald rice fields in the rural village of Berawa, just 5 minutes to the beautiful black sand Berawa Beach and 15 minutes to chic Seminyak, stunning Villa Radha is popular with honeymooners. For big events, like weddings, it  can be rented together with any of the other three Dea Villas– three bedroom Villa Amy, four bedroom villas  Sarasvati and  Sati, a flexible configuration of 12 bedrooms for 24 people in total.

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.