Beachfront villas in Bali are a rarity. But vacationers looking for a successful tropical vacation are many. In a luxury villa with a relaxed beach atmosphere will find Villa Cemara to be remarkable. It’s a five-bedroom villa in Sanur, on Bali’s southeast coast. It meets all the requirements for successful vanities and much more. This private residence is located on a 60-meter lot on the beachfront. It has direct access to a stretch of golden sand and a shallow ocean-like lagoon.
Villa Cemara is composed of a group of one and two-story Alang-Alang pavilions. It is inspired by the style of traditional Balinese family homes and is built around a 14-meter pool covered with green stones. All rooms offer a breathtaking view of the ocean, the Lombok Strait, and Nusa Penida and Nusa Lembongan islands.
Renowned Balinese architect Popo Danes have fused the finest traditional materials and craftsmanship with contemporary furnishings and amenities to create a gracious home. It is elegant and comfortable, with good days full of magic. Relax over a quiet lunch prepared by the villa’s chef from an extensive menu of suggestions. All served in the open living pavilion. Take a nap on the pool deck. Or treat yourself to a massage in the beachfront spa. Or soak in the black terrazzo Jacuzzi located in the private courtyard of the main pavilion bathroom. After a candlelit dinner or barbecue from the sea, retire to your air-conditioned room for a night of sweet, sun-induced sleep.
It is located only 15 minutes drive from Bali International Airport. Villa Cemara is ideal for one or two families or a group of friends looking for tropical outdoor living. It has a Balinese style. It offers fantastic ocean views and an excellent beachfront location. Along the five-mile boardwalk, you’ll find kite surfing and water sports centers, as well as casual beach cafes. There will be some of Sanur’s most famous restaurants, bars, stores, and galleries within walking distance of the villa. But with the villa’s dedicated staff taking care of your every wish, you may be tempted to stay home! This house is part of the villa of exceptions.
Between its beautiful architecture and its high-tech equipment. You will have the chance to be surprised every time you wake up. Its proximity to the Indian Ocean also makes it an exceptional piece. Whether you are a couple or a family, it will surprise young and old. Look also at the pictures that will give you a better view. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact our team, who will be happy to help you. We need to offer you the best. In these challenging times, it is necessary that you can find the villa that will make you forget your worries.
All five-bedroom suites are named after tropical flowers found in the villa gardens. They have quality beds dressed in crisp cotton linen. And also handsome teakwood furniture, intriguing lamps, blackout curtains, and Bose speakers.
Heliconia, the impressive master suite. It is located in a separate Alang-Alang pavilion with a roof deck. It is next to the beach and separated from the pool by a water feature. Stairs rise to a shaded terrace made of Palimanan stone. There are traditional Balinese doors that open onto a wall sculpted along the entire length of the room. A beautiful collection of antique furniture. But also Indonesian artworks that decorate this air-conditioned and fan-cooled space. One part is divided with furniture and a king-size bed.
There is also a sitting area with armchairs made of rattan and a large bed that faces a 42-inch television. Beyond a glass wall is a rock garden with a pond and waterfall. Out of sight is a dressing room with ample storage and hanging space.
Equally impressive is the air-conditioned bathroom with a double vanity in terrazzo. Also beyond the glass doors is a garden courtyard where a Jacuzzi is framed by a river stone wall carved with fish. The latter is dotted with bird’s nest ferns, and an open-air shower shares the space with a wall of water.
Villa Cemara’s four guest bedroom suites are two-story Alang-Alang thatched pavilions facing the ocean across the pool. All feature king-size beds (two convertible to twins), fascinating colonial-style furniture and artifacts, walk-through wardrobes, air-conditioning, and ceiling fans. There is a 42-inch TV and DVD player in the two downstairs rooms, from where traditional carved Balinese doors open onto garden terraces with marble bistro tables and chairs. The two upper-level suites feature vaulted ceilings and reward guests with sweeping sea views through two walls of glass.
All four bathrooms in the guest suites have an air-conditioned section with a twin vanity and alfresco courtyard shower. Bathrooms in the garden suites also feature terrazzo bathtubs.
They are strategically positioned by the pool to accord guests a spectacular ocean vista. The enormous open-sided living pavilion is Villa Cemara’s social hub. Chic contemporary armchairs, an oversized sofa, and traditional Indonesian daybed rest on a Palimanan stone floor under the soaring Alang-Alang thatched roof, promising convivial space for relaxing around the antique carved panel coffee table.
In the dining area, a stunning marble-topped antique dining table comfortably seating 10 is the perfect setting for candlelit dinners, cooled by ceiling fans and the sea breeze. From the living pavilion, steps across a koi pond lead to the villa’s kitchen, handsomely designed. And also equipped with everything from coffee maker to commercial stove, wok to the walk-in fridge.
Sun worshipers will enjoy lounging on the two pool-side decks after taking a refreshing dip in the Bali green-stone pool. Those seeking shade for a siesta will gravitate to the alang-alang thatched balé raised above a waterfall-filled rock pool overlooking the beach.
Bedrooms | Low Season | Shoulder Season | High Season | Peak Season |
5 Bedrooms | 1160 | 1390 | 1700 | 1890 |
*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 |
2020 | 05 Jan – 23 Jan 03 Feb – 26 Mar 20 Apr – 29 Apr 05 May – 11 Jun 18 Oct – 14 Dec |
24 Jan – 02 Feb 27 Mar – 07 Apr 14 Apr – 19 Apr 30 Apr – 04 May 12 Jun – 25 Jun 23 Aug – 17 Oct |
08 Apr – 13 Apr 26 Jun – 22 Aug 15 Dec – 25 Dec |
26 Dec – 06 Jan |
2021 | 07 Jan – 10 Feb 21 Feb – 25 Mar 12 Apr – 29 Apr 04 May – 10 Jun 24 Oct – 14 Dec |
11 Feb – 20 Feb 26 Mar – 30 Mar 06 Apr – 11 Apr 30 Apr – 03 May 11 Jun – 24 Jun 29 Aug – 23 Oct |
31 Mar – 05 Apr 25 Jun – 28 Aug 15 Dec – 25 Dec |
26 Dec – 05 Jan |