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- Abiansemal
Aura house is a beautiful & unique eco bamboo house built on the west bank of the River Ayung facing east to catch sunrise. Aura House is situated 25min away from Ubud, and 35min away from Canggu. IF WE ARE FULLY BOOKED, PLEASE CHECK OUR AIRBNB PROFILE (CLICK ON OUR PROFILE PICTURE) TO FIND 10 MORE BEAUTIFUL BAMBOO HOUSES, ALL BASED IN THE SAME AREA Alternatively please follow our IG account @aurahousebali for last-minute vacancies!
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- Kuta Utara
3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms villa in a quiete area at 1 km from Seminyak. The villa is on a land of 600 metre quare and the villa itself is 300 metre square The pool is 15 meter by 9 and has a cave with waterfall, a bar with 6 stool and a baby pool The villa has pool table, ping pong table and private cinema in the master bedroom The master bedroom with it dressing and bathroom is 50 metre square A maid will come 6 days a week to clean the villa and the poolman 3 time per week
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- Kecamatan Ubud
Welcome to your very own paradise when you enter Villa Noi, with arches and the irresistible urge to take in the fresh air and gaze upon the rice fields that accompany your already delightful stay, this villa gracefully says goodbye to all your worries at the door whilst remaining comfortable for large groups as well as families.
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Your guide to Bali
Welcome to Bali
From Bali’s lush rainforests and tropical beaches to the thriving marine life of its coral reefs, you can see why so many people consider this small Indonesian island a vision of paradise. Less than 100 miles long east to west and only 70 miles north to south, Bali is one of the world’s most loved destinations. A joyfully spiritual atmosphere presides here, with roughly 10,000 temples on the island and daily religious processions, while regions and resorts cater to adventure hunters and solitude seekers alike.
In Bali’s south, the luxury spas of Nusa Dua and the high glamour of Seminyak sit side by side with the family-friendly village-style resort of Sanur and the nightlife of Kuta. The more secluded north and west of the island have a back-to-nature vibe; and at the island’s heart, the cultural and sacred hub of Ubud is still sought out by pilgrims of all kinds.
When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Bali?
April to October is Bali’s dry season, an ideal time to stay in a villa and experience the island during its best weather. Monsoons can trap you indoors for long periods when the ocean is less safe for enjoying the island’s many water sports. That said, Bali is a place where colourful and engaging festivals happen year round. One of the most fascinating is Saka New Year, which takes place near the end of March or beginning of April, when a series of processions and a noisy New Year’s Eve is followed by an island-wide day of silence and reflection known as Nyepi. Major annual events include the Ubud Food Festival in April, the Bali Arts Festival in June and July, and the Kite Festival between June and August.
What are the top things to do in Bali?
Taman Nasional Bali Barat
West Bali’s national park, located on a promontory on the northwest of the island, covers nearly 50,000 acres with a rich variety of habitats including mountainous forests, mangrove swamps, scrubland, savannah, coastline, and coral reef. Many species enjoy its biodiversity, from rare birds and native deer to the wild jungle cattle known as banteng. Trekking, snorkelling, diving, and boat trips are all great ways to explore this park.
Nusa Lembongan
Just off of Bali’s southeast coast, the tiny island of Nusa Lembongan is a great place to get even further away from it all. The boat trip across the Badung Strait takes 30 minutes, and delivers you into a Bali that still moves at island pace, where surfers come for the excellent breaks, and the clear waters make for wonderful snorkelling and diving.
Gunung Agung
Considered the most sacred spot on the island, Bali’s highest mountain is an active volcano some 3,000 metres high. While you can’t currently trek to its crater, its western slopes are deserving of a pilgrimage. Highlights include the views from its lush green landscape and the magnificent temples of Pura Besakih.