Over the years, the grace and charm of Bali and its people have earned this tiny Indonesian island numerous sobriquets of praise and homage including Island of the Gods, The Last Paradise, Land of a Thousand Temples, and Morning of the World.

This is a land of startling geographical contrasts, of verdant rice terraces and sacred, mist-wreathed volcanoes, of white-sand beaches and dense tropical rain forest. This is home to one of the world's most vibrant cultures, a society famed for its dance and music, its lavish ceremonies and artistic achievements. Temples, shrines and antiquities are an equally ubiquitous part of Bali's cultural landscape.

The shoppers among you will find Bali a treasure chest of gifted artists and craftsmen, and their material creations are imbued with the same sense of wonderment with which they regard their universe. Stone and woodcarvings, traditional and modern paintings and intricately designed jewelery in gold and silver are readily available in shops and galleries.

As for recreation, there is no shortage of options. Eating is also a distinct treat on Bali, with a huge number of open-air cafes and restaurants serving just about every cuisine imaginable. When dinner is over, a dazzling array of bars, clubs and discos take over to keep you entertained well into the night.

For the sixth consecutive years Bali has named as the World’s top island by prestigious Travel & Leisure magazine, beating out other famous tropical island destinations like Hawaii, Galapagos, and Phuket. The choice of the islands was based on the natural attractions, activities, sights, restaurants, foods, people, and value.

The best place to stay on this amazing island, a spacious traditional Balinese villa located on the edge of the quiet village of Kerobokan.
Nestled amid lush rice fields, The villa offers both serenity and seclusion in a uniquely luxurious tropical garden setting. The buildings of the villa surround the swimming pool and consist of four individual bungalows, one main villa and three new suites.
This lovely villa has just been renovated and upgraded by its new owners.

When you compare the cost of renting a private villa with the total cost of staying in a hotel or resort, the luxury of renting a private villa in Bali will be even cheaper and an absolute experience.

The villa, bungalows and suites can be rented individually or as a compound. The six buildings can accommodate up to 26 person.