Luxury Villa in CangguTaman Ahimsa Villa means “garden of peace”. As soon as you enter this magical oasis, you will fall under the seductive charms of this luxury villa. This villa has seven rooms on the beachfront in Cemagi, on the southwest coast of Bali, in Canggu. This beautiful villa offers a nice harmony of nature and organic design. It offers beautiful spaces for friends and families to get together and enjoy the tropical treasures of Bali. But also offering private opportunities for beauty and regeneration.
Take a stroll from the poolside, the terrace overlooking the beach, and drink cocktails by the sunset. Come together for meals around the elegant teak table. Enjoy the superb kitchen prepared by the villa’s chef and his team. After dinner, enjoy the starry blanket of the Balinese night sky from the villa’s telescope. Look up at Uluwatu while you lounge under an umbrella by the Java stone pool. You can also enjoy a massage in a garden ball with a thatched roof.
Explore the surrounding sculpted rice fields or come across a colorful ceremony and find yourself amidst the exotic and ancient. The villa’s roof are designed to look like a boat’s hull, holy spirals and seashells. There are also beautiful symbols that will leave you breathless. The pavilions blend into the landscape and the vast luxurious gardens cascade down to the black sand beach. Inside, an excellent selection of Indonesian artifacts gives each space a unique charm and character.Taman Ahimsa Villa will appease your senses, reinvigorate your soul and give you a renewed sense of unity. You will have to tear yourself away at the end of your stay. Taman Ahimsa Villa does not easily separate itself from its guests.
Each of the seven rooms at Taman Ahimsa is named after a Hindu chakra. They have a rich variety of decorated handmade fabrics. But also a hand selected crystal and a unique gamelan musical instrument symbolizing the charm and harmony.
All rooms are air-conditioned and have a king-size four-poster bed, a walk-in closet, a desk, a safe and a private terrace. All rooms are air-conditioned and have a king-size four-poster bed, a dressing room with closets, a desk, a safe and a private terrace. The bathrooms offer a delicious combination of indoor and outdoor spaces. They feature huge baths carved from river rock, river rock sinks, rain showers.
But the best part is the slate-paved floors and bamboo ceilings.
The two upstairs rooms, Sahasrana and Vissudha, are adjacent to the TV room. They are connected by a bamboo bridge to form an ideal family retreat. These rooms have bamboo balconies at the front with views of the coconut trees and beyond to the ocean. This gives them a Robinson Crusoe feel.
The other five rooms are privately appointed in the beautiful seaside gardens of Taman Ahimsa. The pride of the fleet is the Manipura master bedroom, with its high vaulted ceilings and luxuriously draped 2.3-meter-wide bed.
Taman Ahimsa has two living areas where guests can relax entirely alfresco or sheltered by an alang-alang thatch roof. Decorated with recycled wood furniture and a sumptuous array of Indonesian batik fabrics, these spaces are personalized with beautiful antiques and musical instruments spread tastefully throughout.
Antique daybeds make the upper living area a wonderful space to congregate with friends. Timber stairs lead to the lower level. Two long built-in couches and a magnificent antique table, created from an old wooden boat, are framed by a frangipani tree growing through the floor, effortlessly melding nature and design.
Guests feel immediately at one with the environment as they relax in the enormous open living spaces, with the bamboo-lined walls, timber floor, and sweeping views of the bountiful garden straight through to the sea.
The dining area features a rustic teak dining table that seats 16. During daylight hours, diners will enjoy views over the lush tropical garden as the ruffling sea breezes refresh them. At night the room, lit by a pair of exquisitely designed copper lanterns, takes on a magical glow as diners are serenaded by the gentle croaking of the garden’s resident frogs.
The enormous state-of-the-art gourmet kitchen is located directly behind the dining area, and guests can marvel at the delicious creations being whipped up by the chefs through antique hand-carved window frames.
The spacious TV room lies between the Sahasrara bedroom and its terrace. It has a recycled ironwood floor and is furnished with oversized rattan sofas scattered with an abundance of cushions decorated with ornate batik fabrics. The walls are adorned with a marvelous array of Balinese shadow puppets, or wayang kulit, which traditionally provide much-loved entertainment across the island of Bali. The room has a 32-inch TV and a DVD player and a selection of DVDs available for guests.
The organically shaped, ocean-front swimming pool is lined with green Java stone, lending its water an excellent translucent quality. The surrounding ironwood deck, furnished with oversized rattan sunbeds and umbrellas, is the ideal place to relax after a dip or watch the kids enjoy themselves in the pool. The thatched poolside pavilion with its outdoor dining for 16 is perfect for leisurely breakfasts, an alfresco lunch, afternoon tea, and sunset drinks. A barbecue can be set up down here too, either under the shade of a coconut palm or close to the waterfront to take full advantage of Bali’s famously spectacular sunsets. The deck area also doubles as a yoga or martial arts studio.
Nestled in the garden and overlooking the ocean, charming thatched balés provide shady escapes for reading, meditation, private reflection, or just somewhere to lay your head and unwind. Let the staff arrange for a traditional Balinese masseur to ease away your tensions while the sound of the rolling waves lulls you.
Bedroom | Low Season | Shoulder Season | High Season | Peak Season |
5 Bedrooms | 990 | 1460 | 1950 | 2360 |
6 Bedrooms | 1190 | 1560 | 1950 | 2360 |
7 Bedrooms | 1390 | 1660 | 1950 | 2360 |
*Rates are subject to 15,5 percent government tax & service charge. All prices and season periods are subject to change without prior notice.
Season | Low Season | Shoulder Season | High Season | Peak Season |
2023 | 06 Jan – 19 Jan 30 Jan – 31 Mar 17 Apr – 27 Apr 02 May – 08 Jun 22 Oct – 14 Dec |
20 Jan – 29 Jan 01 Apr – 06 Apr 11 Apr – 16 Apr 28 Apr – 01 May 09 Jun – 22 Jun 27 Aug – 21 Oct |
07 Apr – 10 Apr 23 Jun – 26 Aug 15 Dec – 25 Dec |
26 Dec – 06 Jan 2024 |