East Residence is located in the unspoiled and peaceful natural habitat of Tiying Tutul on Bali’s mid-west coast near Pererenan, an approximately 40 minute scenic drive from Denpasar Airport or a 20 minute drive from the award winning Nirwana Bali Golf and Country Club.

Located north of Canggu in village of Cepaka, the private four bedroom Villa Maya is heralded by a Balinese archway shaded by mature trees. Stone steps lead down past a waterfall, which cascades from one pond into another. This luxury villa on roughly acre (3800m2) of land boasts an extensive dedicated staff and provides an oasis of calm from which to explore the island of the gods.

Leha Leha is a private four bedroom villa located in Sanur, Bali. The villa is fully serviced, well-equipped and available for short term holiday and vacation rentals. The villa pool includes a pool bar and a comfortable lounge area

The villa takes its name from the Javanese word for peace, day dreaming, relaxing, or being empty-minded while lying prostrate and gazing of the sky! It’s an appropriate title for this enchanting four bedrooms retreat complete with swimming pool and plunge pools, nestled on the edge of a steep sided valley through which Bali’s sacred Agung River wends it way final stage of it journey to the sea.

The “Vajra” is a quintessential symbol of Vajrayana Buddhism. It is an object used in Tibetan rituals to represent the sword of wisdom cutting through ignorance. The villa was designed by the internationally acclaimed architect Guy Morgan. It is a dramatic expression of openness to the surrounding natural setting and its spaciousness offers luxurious accommodation in its three bedrooms. This exclusive property is surrounded by landscaped gardens which fit naturally into the slopes of a river valley gorge. After a breathtaking passage through arched majestic bamboo, the approach to the villa is a raised wooden walkway through undisturbed rice fields, giving no clue to the remarkable design of the villa ahead and its electrifying views.

Villa Mako is a peaceful 3-bedroom retreat, complete with swimming pool and large garden, located in a quiet traditional village above a small river valley. The single-storey villa is neo-colonial in style, similar to the Dutch guesthouses of the Javanese and Malay hill stations, characterised by louvre shutters, old teak doors, and spectacular high wooden ceilings built of seasoned timbers. The eclectic interiors reflect the travels and passions of the owners, introducing Balinese and Javanese antiques, combined with a bold use of colour to create a very personal atmosphere.

Villa Bunga Wangi is constructed in the traditional Balinese style consisting of separate pavilions located within 1500 sq.ms of landscaped gardens, designed by the award winning landscape architect, Made Wijaya. From the Balinese entrance gates to the villa grounds, one finds oneself descending the white palimanan stone steps through the landscaped gardens to the extraordinary ten metre high main living/dining pavilion which overlooks the natural green stone swimming pool nestled adjacent to the Pangi River.

About 1 hour from the international airport and 5 km north of Ubud is the compound of Villa Naga. "Naga" means dragon, an auspicious sign of the Chinese zodiac. The house is designed by Dutch architect, Joost van Grieken using traditional Balinese and Javanese building materials in a very modern minimalist style. The house has been written up in a number of books and architectural magazines as part of the new Bali school of architecture. The long stretched piece of land gives far views over the Wos River - valley, is mainly facing the east, the direction of the sun and moonrise.

Renowned throughout the world as a tropical island paradise and tourist destination of incomparable beauty, Bali is one of the 17,000 islands that make up the Indonesian archipelago and to the Balinese it is the “island of the gods”

The population of Bali now exceeds 3,000,000 inhabitants including the lesser islands of Nusa Penida, Nusa Ceningan, Nusa Lembongan, Serangan and Menjangan. The dominant religion of the Balinese is Hinduism, which governs every aspect of their daily lives. Thousands of temples have been erected across the island, with the mother temple, Pura Besakih situated high up the on the slopes of the sacred Gunung Agung, the holiest of all mountains.

Rice cultivation has for centuries been the main stay of the island along with other forms of agriculture, fishing, trading and the skill of producing artistic work in wood and stone passed down through the generations.

Ubud has long been known as the cultural center of Bali, renowned for its fine arts, dance dramas and music. with this colorful culture in such beautiful natural surroundings, it is no wonder Ubud is filled with inspired artists and performers. The numerous galleries and museums of Ubud offer incredible collections of the finest traditional and contemporary styles of artwork by both indigenous and international artists alike.

The meaning of “Ubud” is “medicine”, for it is here from ancient times until the present day, visitors to Ubud seek out the traditional herbs and plants that for centuries have been used for there curative properties.

Maya Ubud resort & spa is set in 10 hectares of hillside garden, stretching 780 meter along a peninsula set high above two river valleys. It flows from hilltop down to riverside hideaway, 30 meter below. just minutes by foot from Ubud, with all its cultural and dining attractions. Maya Ubud resort & spa provides a spacious, stylish, luxurious environment in which to enjoy some of life's better moments.

Luxury resort located in the central of Bali, between the river valley and rice terraces of Ubud. Rooms and villas with all the comfort and conveniences you would expect. An ideal choice for those looking for luxurious facilities, peace and tranquility in beautiful surroundings with personalized service and excellent food.

Renowned throughout the world as a tropical island paradise and tourist destination of incomparable beauty, Bali is one of the 17,000 islands that make up the Indonesian archipelago and to the Balinese it is the “island of the gods”

The population of Bali now exceeds 3,000,000 inhabitants including the lesser islands of Nusa Penida, Nusa Ceningan, Nusa Lembongan, Serangan and Menjangan. The dominant religion of the Balinese is Hinduism, which governs every aspect of their daily lives. Thousands of temples have been erected across the island, with the mothertemple, Pura Besakih situated high up the on the slopes of the sacred Gunung Agung,the holiest of all mountains.

Rice cultivation has for centuries been the main stay of the island along with other forms of agriculture, fishing, trading and the skill of producing artistic work in wood and stone passed down through the generations.

Ubud has long been known as the cultural center of Bali, renowned for its fine arts, dance dramas and music. with this colorful culture in such beautiful natural surroundings, it is no wonder Ubud is filled with inspired artists and performers. The numerous galleries and museums of Ubud offer incredible collections of the finest traditional and contemporary styles of artwork by both indigenous and international artists alike.

The meaning of “Ubud” is “medicine”, for it is here from ancient times until the present day, visitors to Ubud seek out the traditional herbs and plants that for centuries have been used for there curative properties.

Maya Ubud resort & spa is set in 10 hectares of hillside garden, stretching 780 meter along a peninsula set high above two river valleys. It flows from hilltop down to riverside hideaway, 30 meter below. just minutes by foot from Ubud, with all its cultural and dining attractions. Maya Ubud resort & spa provides a spacious, stylish, luxurious environment in which to enjoy some of life's better moments.

Luxury resort located in the central of Bali, between the river valley and rice terraces of Ubud. Rooms and villas with all the comfort and conveniences you would expect. An ideal choice for those looking for luxurious facilities, peace and tranquility in beautiful surroundings with personalized service and excellent food.

Renowned throughout the world as a tropical island paradise and tourist destination of incomparable beauty, Bali is one of the 17,000 islands that make up the Indonesian archipelago and to the Balinese it is the “island of the gods”.

The population of Bali now exceeds 3,000,000 inhabitants including the lesser islands of Nusa Penida, Nusa Ceningan, Nusa Lembongan, Serangan and Menjangan. The dominant Religion of the Balinese is Hinduism, which governs every aspect of their daily lives. Thousands of temples have been erected across the island, with the mother temple, Pura besakih situated high up the on the slopes of the sacred Gunung Agung,the holiest of all mountains.

Rice cultivation has for centuries been the main stay of the island along with other forms of agriculture, fishing, trading and the skill of producing artistic work in wood and stone passed down through the generations.

Ubud has long been known as the cultural center of Bali, renowned for its fine arts, dance dramas and music. with this colorful culture in such beautiful natural surroundings, it is no wonder Ubud is filled with inspired artists and performers. The numerous galleries and museums of Ubud offer incredible collections of the finest traditional and contemporary styles of artwork by both indigenous and international artists alike.

the meaning of “Ubud” is “medicine”, for it is here from ancient times until the present day, visitors to Ubud seek out the traditional herbs and plants that for centuries have been used for there curative properties.

Maya Ubud resort & spa is set in 10 hectares of hillside garden, stretching 780 meter along a peninsula set high above two river valleys. It flows from hilltop down to riverside hideaway, 30 meter below. just minutes by foot from Ubud, with all its cultural and dining attractions. Maya Ubud resort & spa provides a spacious, stylish, luxurious environment in which to enjoy some of life's better moments.

Luxury resort located in the central of Bali, between the river valley and rice terraces of Ubud. Rooms and villas with all the comfort and conveniences you would expect. An ideal choice for those looking for luxurious facilities, peace and tranquility in beautiful surroundings with personalized service and excellent food.