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Holiday rentals in Ubud

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Villa in Ubud
Ceylon Villas 4 - 1BR Villa! 5 mins to Ubud 🌴
The newly built Ceylon Villas offer contemporary and stylish private villa accomodation. Situated amongst beautiful green rice terraces, 5 minutes from Ubud centre. The perfect distance out of town to find peace yet still access all of Ubud's amenities. Natural earthy tones, greenery, bespoke furnishings, concrete, wood and floor-to-ceiling glass to finish the space perfectly. Featuring infinity pool, outstanding elevated views, ensuite bathrooms, luxurious bedding, desk space & fast WIFI.
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Villa in Ubud
Pondok Prapen -Ubud Center Private Pool Villa
Pondok Prapen is a private villa located 10 minutes walking from ubud market in the cultural village of ubud a place to relax and take pleasure in each day as it comes Its a contemporary property that blends artistic Balinese accents with essential facilities. Within easy walking distance to the scared Monkey Forest,a traditional market place and royal palace.Just beyond the center of the village simply lends itself to an array of uplifting activities such us rafting, trekking and cycling
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Villa in Ubud
Luxurious 2 BR villa w/ private pool and views
Greetings from your SuperHost in Ubud Bali This beautifully stylish villa offers luxurious accommodation with a wonderful fusion of traditional and contemporary Bali. Villa Saudara is your own private sanctuary (no shared facilities) nestled in rice fields and fully walled for privacy with superb views over the valley below. Offering true harmony yet only 10 mins drive from Ubud centre, the cultural heartland of Bali. We look forward to welcoming you
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Stay near Ubud's top sights

Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary775 locals recommend
Campuhan Ridge Walk319 locals recommend
UBUD ART MARKET698 locals recommend
Saraswati Temple51 locals recommend
The Yoga Barn225 locals recommend
Bebek Bengil Crispy Duck - Ubud150 locals recommend

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Madara Ubud Villas
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Ubud Peaceful Private Villa with Rice Field View
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Villa in Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar
#1Balinese Villa w/ Kitchenette and a Private Pool
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Home in Ubud
Spacious central Ubud 1-bedroom hidden gem
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Private Villa 1BR with Rice Fields View 1#
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Private Pool, Kitchen & Only 3,5k From Ubud Market
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2 Seasons: Villa Sun - Luxury with Private pool
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Newer Luxe Private Villa D, Pool-Tub-Jungle Views
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Cottage in Ubud
New villa at the edge of rice field + free scooter
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Your guide to Ubud

All About Ubud

The Lesser Sunda Islands of Indonesia are where you’ll find Bali and its cultural heart: the city of Ubud. In recent years, Ubud has become a bucket-list destination for yoga practitioners and hopeful spiritualists, but stony temples and textile-hung studios aren’t the city’s only defining features. Downtown tangles of motorbikes and cars push their way through streets packed with traditional markets and restaurants that range from hip vegan cafes to rumah makans (eating houses) serving simple meals of rice, fish, and fried tempeh.

This central town in Bali is also a place of abundant natural beauty. Twenty minutes outside of the town's borders you’ll find the stepped rice terraces at Tegalalang Ceking spilling layers of emerald over the hills. Bamboo stands flourish along the rivers, and lush palm trees abound in the city and beyond, creating an atmosphere of living green that permeates everything in Ubud.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Ubud

Instead of typical hot and cold seasons, Ubud has hot and wet, and hot and dry. The dry season, which runs from April to September, is generally the best time to visit Ubud. April and May tend to be Bali’s hottest months, while July and August are its most popular. At this time of year, hot, clear days enable uninterrupted exploration of Ubud and its surrounding areas; the cooler mornings and evenings are perfect for outdoor yoga practice. In October, an annual festival celebrates poetry, words, and ideas, drawing in authors and artists from around the world. Ubud’s rainy season also begins in October, with higher temperatures and humidity continuing through the month of March. In January, Bali’s wettest month, rain is a near-daily occurrence. Indoor yoga, crafts, and cooking classes near villas in Ubud are a great way to enjoy the season without getting soaked.


Top things to do in Ubud

Candi Gunung Kawi

Just northeast of Ubud is the ancient temple complex of Gunung Kawi. Below a fringe of palms and massive ferns, a series of shrines have been carved directly into the rock face. Getting to the temple means descending a path of hundreds of steps, so comfortable shoes are ideal. In addition, the temple has set rules on clothing that must be worn for entry to ensure that all visitors to this sacred place are properly covered. If you arrive unprepared, sashes and sarongs can be rented for a small fee before entry.

Campuhan Ridge Walk

High atop the Campuhan Ridge, a path of square paving stones swerves through Ubud's emerald forests. Palms, grasses, and tropical trees thick with foliage spill down the ridge and into gorgeous valleys on either side. The path runs for about 1.2 kilometers before reaching a small collection of restaurants and shops.

Lunch at a Warung

For a truly authentic Ubud meal, you’ll want to leave downtown and look for a warung. These small, family-run shops and restaurants are usually set up in a home or yard, making each one a unique experience. Common dishes include mie goreng (fried noodles), tempeh, traditional Indonesian pancakes, and pork ribs, often served at open-air tables with idyllic views of Ubud’s sprawling rice fields.

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