Villa Semarapura

The amazing beachfront Villa Semarapura is situated on the peaceful Cemagi beach and overlooks the sacred sea temple Pura Gede Luhur Batungaus, sitting on the dramatic rocky outcrop.  Designed to provide high quality and stylish standards of tropical luxury living, the spectacular villa boasts breathtaking views to the Indian Ocean.

Surrounded by gorgeous landscaped gardens, the extensive villa is spread over several pavilions and provides generous indoor and outdoor spaces. The spacious open-sided living pavilion with high vaulted roof features multiple seating areas, looking to the magnificent ocean.  The ocean view dining pavilion with seating for 10 people has bi-fold glass doors on all sides, so you can choose between sea breeze or air conditioned comfort. The kitchen is modern, equipped with high end stainless steel appliances and has a breakfast bar. If you wish to entertain, the media room comes with a 60-inch TV, surround system, DVD, multiple-zone Bose music system and a pool table.

Semarapura’s five bedrooms are airy and tastefully furnished, all having ensuite bathrooms and air conditioning. Four bedrooms are fitted with king size beds, while the fifth bedrooms has twin beds which can be easily converted into a king if necessary.

The generous outdoor living space includes a huge 20m x 6 m pool with a shallow kids’ area, open-sided pool pavilion with over-sized daybeds and sunken sit-up bar, poolside alfresco dining area and a Bale with views to the ocean and the temple, a perfect spot to sip a cocktail while taking in magnificent sunsets.

The location of this beachfront villa feels very private and is ideal for those looking for peace and tranquility.

Seseh Tanah Lot is a Balinese village, situated on the coast a few kilometres away from Canggu. Customs from earlier times are still practised here and visitors to the area can experience a taste of traditional Balinese culture, courtesy of the friendly and welcoming locals. Tanah Lot Temple, a magnificent sea temple carved out of the rock, attracts a lot of visitors. Its magical appearance, especially at sunset provides outstanding photo opportunities and makes the temple one of the most popular historical sites in Bali. For those wishing to pursue a less commercial holiday experience and aren’t particularly concerned by the lack of infrastructure, Seseh Tanah Lot is a good choice. Although there are not many shops and western style restaurants to be found, visitors have the chance to experience traditional food in some of the local restaurants. An added bonus is the nearby 72 hole, Nirwana Bali Golf Club.