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540 villas · 11 areas

Villas in Bali.

A villa gives you your own pool, a kitchen and room to spread out, often for less than a hotel suite. Pick an area, then browse by budget: every villa here is one guests rate highly, from IDR 740,000 a night.

Villas by area

A villa in Ubud

204 villas · from IDR 780,000

Villas in Ubud

Most Ubud villas sit outside the town centre: Sayan and Kedewatan above the Ayung River to the west, Penestanan among rice fields up the hill, and Tegallalang and Payangan to the north. Staying central means walking to cafés, the palace and the market; staying out means views and quiet, with a driver or scooter for everything else.

A villa in Seminyak

109 villas · from IDR 1.6 million

Villas in Seminyak

Villas fill the lanes between Seminyak, Petitenget, Umalas and Kerobokan. Closer to the beach and Petitenget means walking to restaurants and beach clubs; Umalas and Kerobokan give bigger gardens and rice-field views for less, a short ride inland.

A villa in Canggu

52 villas · from IDR 740,000

Villas in Canggu

Canggu’s villas spread from Berawa and Batu Bolong to Pererenan, many down narrow lanes off the main roads. Traffic is slow at busy times, so choose the part of Canggu you will spend your days in rather than the cheapest pin on the map.

A villa in Uluwatu

31 villas · from IDR 1.2 million

Villas in Uluwatu

Villas spread across the Bukit Peninsula, from Bingin and Padang Padang to Uluwatu itself, Ungasan and Pecatu. Many are a short ride from a surf beach, but few are within walking distance of anything, so most guests rent a scooter or book a driver.

A villa in Sanur

30 villas · from IDR 860,000

Villas in Sanur

Sanur’s villas sit a few streets back from the beach path, many in older Balinese-style compounds with gardens. Calm water and a long, flat beachfront path make it an easy base for families and slower holidays.

A villa in Nusa Lembongan

34 villas · from IDR 460,000

Villas in Nusa Lembongan

Villas cluster around Jungut Batu, Mushroom Bay and the hill above Sandy Bay. Fast boats from Sanur take about 30 to 40 minutes; on the island the roads are narrow and steep, and most villas arrange a pick-up from the harbour.

A villa in Amed

22 villas · from IDR 700,000

Villas in Amed

Villas line the coast road east of Amed village through Jemeluk, Bunutan and Lipah, many on the hillside looking over the reef. It is about three hours from the airport, so most guests stay several nights to dive, snorkel and slow down.

A villa in Jimbaran

16 villas · from IDR 600,000

Villas in Jimbaran

Villas sit on the hillside above Jimbaran Bay and in the quiet lanes behind the beach, around 20 minutes from the airport: handy for a first or last night, with seafood dinners on the sand close by.

A villa in Nusa Dua

14 villas · from IDR 1 million

Villas in Nusa Dua

Most villas here are part of resorts in and around the gated Nusa Dua enclave and Tanjung Benoa, so you get a private pool with resort pools, restaurants and calm beaches a short walk away.

A villa in Sidemen

14 villas · from IDR 660,000

Villas in Sidemen

Villas sit along the valley road among rice terraces, most facing Mount Agung. It is about two hours from the airport and very quiet in the evenings; many villas cook dinner on request.

A villa in Lovina

14 villas · from IDR 360,000

Villas in Lovina

Lovina’s villas are in and around Kalibukbuk on the calm north coast, about three hours from the airport over the mountains, and cost far less than villas in the south.

Good to know

Renting a villa in Bali

How much does a villa in Bali cost?

Villas start from about IDR 740,000 a night, and around half cost less than IDR 2.2 million. Amed, Sidemen and Nusa Lembongan are the easiest on the budget; Nusa Dua, Jimbaran and Seminyak are the dearest. July, August and Christmas to New Year are the most expensive weeks.

Which area of Bali is best for a villa?

Ubud for jungle and rice-field views and a slower pace; Seminyak and Canggu for beaches, restaurants and nightlife on your doorstep; Uluwatu for surf beaches and ocean views; Sanur and Nusa Dua for calm water and families; Sidemen, Amed and Lovina to get away from the crowds.

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