Villa The Beji

In summary

This fabulous multi-pavilion six-bedroom luxury residence in hipster hot-spot Canggu is just five minutes' drive from the beach on Bali's 'sunset' coast. The fully staffed villa estate includes a private chef and offers extensive formal and casual living spaces, two master suites, four guest suites, media room, 21-metre pool, gym, and flood-lit tennis court. Facilities include mini football pitch, basketball, and badminton.

12 guests (6 bedrooms: 4 king-bedded suites, 2 twin suites). 4 extra beds may be set up on guest request at an additional charge.


Indoors

Large open-sided living pavilion overlooking the garden and pool. Open-sided dining pavilion with 4m teakwood table and bench seating for 16+.Two further open-sided lounge pavilions between the guest bedrooms. Upper level air-conditioned media room with 60-inch screen TV, home theatre sound system, Playstation 4, books, and rooftop terrace. Well-equipped European kitchen Gym pavilion with cross-trainer, rowing machine, and free weights.

Alfresco terrace lounge with all-weather rattan seating. 21m x10m pool with two shallow areas separated from the main pool by stepping stones. Pool deck with double loungers and parasols; more sun loungers resting on the lawnLarge garden with manicured lawn, koi ponds, water features, mature trees and tropical blooms. Flood-lit tennis court, basketball hoop, and soccer nets.

An extensive suggestion menu with emphasis on Balinese and Indonesian dishes; optional cooking classes. Grocery cost is charged 20% handling fee which is subject to service and tax at the prevailing rate.

Location

Villa The Beji is located in the heart of Canggu a few kilometres north of Seminyak and only 500 metres from Finns Recreation Club. Though hidden down a quiet lane edged by rice fields, the area’s many hipster cafes which among them newcomers Parachute and Savage Kitchen are just a stroll away. A five-minute drive, and you’re at Finns Beach Club and the expanse of black volcanic sand at Berawa Beach perfect for surfing, sunset walks and people-watching. And in 15 minutes you can be in the heart of Seminyak, with its myriad acclaimed restaurants, boutiques and spas.

Villa The Beji’s manager has a wealth of information about nearby places of interest and will help arrange transport and make any bookings. Chat to the staff too, as they provide an interesting insight into aspects of Bali life. In the meantime, here’s a taste of the many and varied activities on offer within reach of the villa.
Spend a few hours or a day at Finns Beach Club, relaxing on a beachfront double daybed, sipping champagne while watching the surfers ride the waves.Take advantage of to Bali’s prestigious Finns Recreation Club, and enjoy world-class facilities including a 25-metre lap pool, water park with slides, covered tennis courts, squash courts, a state-of-the-art gym, soccer field, and a wide range of classes including yoga and Pilates.Spend the day, or even just a morning or sunset, at one of the many beaches that can be found within easy drive of the villa, and enjoy a snack, a meal or a cold drink at one of the bars and restaurants that line the sands. Take care when swimming, however, as the waves can be a little rough at times. Remember to swim between the flags and look out for small children.Take a ride into Seminyak to enjoy a shopping spree at the boutiques along the streets of this most fashionable neighbourhood. Pamper yourself in a spa, dine well at one of the many great restaurants found here, or soak up the sun at a hip beach club.Desa Seni at Berawa Beach, is an eco-friendly village resort providing an authentic Indonesian experience through the exploration of culture, art and yoga. The resort offers a wide variety of yoga classes and also has its own spa.Visit the mystical Hotel Tugu (Bali’s first museum-hotel) studded with priceless Indonesian artworks and antiques. The hotel's restaurants offer authentic Chinese and Indonesian fine dining, as well as an international menu, in a variety of unique settings. At the rustic Waroeng Tugu you can taste the traditional Javanese and Balinese cuisine of bygone centuries.Villa The Beji is only 13km from Tanah Lot’s famous sea temple, one of the most sacred temples in Bali and also one of its most popular tourist attractions. Although in peak season you can expect a lot of people and camera phones at sunset, an early morning visit (8-9am) provides a better idea of the power of the location and the chance to see it undisturbed apart from perhaps an offering ceremony.Explore the scenic rice-field landscape and rural villages by bicycle; a great way to get under the skin of the ‘real’ Bali. Stop off at a local warung (eatery) to sample some basic Balinese fare or cool off with a cold drink.