Villa Sarasvati, Dea Villas

Tucked away in a peaceful rural area, yet just 5 minutes from the magnificent Berawa Beach and 15 minutes from cosmopolitan Seminyak, the exclusive Villa Sarasvati is one of its kind. The hidden oasis is the epitome of contemporary Balinese living and exudes luxury in every detail.

The incredibly spacious open plan living pavilion is the social heart of Villa Sarasvati and features an airy seating area, huge dining table with seating for 14 and fully equipped kitchen.  Facilities within the villa include WiFi throughout, an air conditioned TV room with sofas and banquettes facing a 52-inch TV with DVD player and surround sound system.

There are four sumptuous bedrooms at Villa Sarasvati, well-spaced for maximum privacy. Each bedroom  features an ensuite alfresco bathroom, dressing area and access to private gardens.

The stunning villa is stylishly furnished and boasts a fine collection of local art work and artefacts.

Outdoors, there is a huge 18m swimming pool with a shallow kids’ area and a wide ironwood pool deck furnished with comfortable sunbeds. A large open-sided covered garden room has all weather seating, ideal to relax in the shade. The gorgeous tropical garden features two antique ricefield shelters, a petanque court and giant chess.

Villa Sarasvati  sits on an exclusive Dea Villas Estate and the guests can enjoy many fantastic shared facilities, including a spa, traditional sauna, air conditioned gym and kids’ playground equipped with swings, slides, sandpit and playhouse. In addition, the well trained and friendly staff will do everything to make your holiday as perfect as possible.

Villa Sarasvati is ideal for families or eight friends holidaying together. For larger groups it can be rented together with any of the other three Dea Villas– one bedroom Villa Radha, three bedroom Villa Amy and four bedroom Villa Sati, a total of 12 bedrooms for 24 people.

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.