Holiday rentals in Bali
A visit to Bali is a chance to see art and religion mingle in the every day life of its people. Taking a villa in Bali will allow you the chance to really absorb the cultural mix of the island; to mingle on the streets where artisans of every kind continue traditional methods of handicraft that have been passed down for generations. Bali is an island where art and religion mingle in the daily lives of people in a way unlike anywhere else on earth and a villa in Bali will allow you to explore that. The most famous of the many Balinese cultural traditions are its poetic and ornate dances, which employ a graceful and highly-sophisticated gestural language to narrate traditional stories and legends alongside gamelan – the distinctive music that soundtracks them. Taking a villa in Bali on the beach is a superb way to enjoy Bali's natural beauty – in many ways startling as its cultural riches.
Tamu Seseh is a collection of luxury private pool villas in Bali, Indonesia. Set in beautiful rice f....
From: US$5950
Sleeps 14
Swimming Pool
A unique Balinese home with private swimming pool surrounded by tropical gardens. The bedrooms have....
From: UK£600
Sleeps 5
Swimming Pool
Tucked away on Bali’s far east coast in Amed, the Kampung provides private beachfront accommodation ....
From: US$1050
Sleeps 6
Swimming Pool
This exquisite Balinese villa is a holidaymaker's paradise. Sanur's beautiful white sand beach is ju....
From: US$2620
Sleeps 8
Swimming Pool
This unique and well-appointed wooden villa (the name means Flowering Hill) is located in the Lake D....
From: UK£250
Sleeps 5
More about your Bali holiday...
Bali Barat National Park, which dominates the entire west end of the island, is home to many of the world's rarest and most beautiful birds. The beaches of Bali are world famous - sun worshipers have found their perfect holiday destination. Surfers come from the world over to stay in local villas in Bali– particularly on the south of the island – so they are in the perfect place to catch waves at the best times of the day. There are also plenty of offshore reefs that create good scuba diving environments for those that prefer their time to be spent under rather than on the water! Scuba divers can thrive as the warm waters of the equator region are home to thousands of species of marine life. There are ample opportunities to go diving, and with 3,500 species from shark to turtles, octopus to dolphins, there is nowhere better to take a diving holiday than Bali.So take a villa in Bali and take the perfect opportunity to really get under the skin of this beautiful isle.
