Bali villas | Ubud villas

Originally built as bungalows for their artists, Gaya Villas integrate art with life, luxury on the banks of a river between a gallery and a jungle gorge.

The Italian-Balinese fusion architecture includes marble floors and grass “alang alang” roofs, two shared living areas and a swimming pool with sun-lounge. There are only three villas, each unique, and if you happen to be there during an opening, chances are good that the artist will be staying in one.

Below the pool, overlooking the gorge, is the Spa at Gaya Villas, where one of the most skilled masseuses in Bali can ease your stress with a Balinese, European, or Aromatherapy massage, smooth out long-held knots with acupressure, reflexology and shiatsu, or just pamper you with a Balinese lulur, boreh, coconut, or sea-salt and cucumber scrub, followed by a bath in yoghurt (or milk) and flowers.

The villas include AC, hot & cold water, mini bar, phone, safety-deposit boxes, internet connection, laundry service, daily maid service, 24-hour security, complimentary breakfast, massage in the spa or in your room, fax service, and free transport in Ubud area (shuttle service) and from/to the airport.

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Bali extends an area of 5,632.86 square kilometers with population nowadays roughly 3 million +. These averages out to 517 inhabitants per km2. Bali is and Indonesian archipelago firmly located between Java in the west and lombok in the east comprised of numerous islands. They are Bali, Penida, Ceningan, Lembongan, and Menjangan. Bali also the largest holidaymaker destination in Indonesia and already recognized for its arts, Hindu culture and warm welcome of its people to foreigner. Most Bali inhabitants are Balinese and most of them are Hindu however, the number of Muslims is steadily expanding through immigration of people from Java, Lombok and other areas of Indonesia who search employment in Bali.  Denpasar and Badung regency hold the most majority of people.

Bali climate is equatorial with two seasons, a wet and a dry. The dry season, which lasts from April to October, is the most suitable time to visit Bali although, there is a particular attraction about the tropics in the wet (It is also a way of avoiding the main holidaymaker seasons of May and December).  You able to find some of vacation villas in area like Canggu, Seminyak, Jimbaran, Sanur and Ubud. Other area like Nusa Dua, Tabanan and also east of Bali also visible but not like in those 5 areas. From then the house is who possess by foreigners known by the name of private villas and from that time also a lot of investors build Bali villas which is purely for lease intentions or for supporting facilities for holidaymaker accommodation. …click here to read more

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