Villas for rent in Bali

A wide range of villa types is available on the island, from mega villas with ocean views to budget villas with small pools; the Island is ready to cater to all types of visitor. The villas in Bali are designed specially to enhance your tropical living experience. You can opt for traditional Balinese Villas or traditional Javanese villas to feel closer to the local culture. These traditional villas are usually made from natural materials such as bamboo poles, coconut wood, teak wood, and stone. There are also numerous modern villas scattered around the island.

In terms of location, there are various option to choose from. Oceanfront villas offer a clear view of the ocean, usually located on a shoreline or a cliff. Beachfront villas are directly in front of the beach, so you can simply walk out the door and relax on the beach. Mountaintop villas are also available. These villas offer the view of jungles, river, paddy fields, or other mountains. They are a great choice for anyone looking for a luxury hideaway in nature. Take note that there are two kinds of villas in Bali; standalone and within a hotel.

The most popular villa destination is Seminyak. The villa for rent in this area can get very expensive since it is a more upscale neighborhood and the area is very popular because of its fancy restaurants and exclusive beach clubs. Canggu, Kerobokan, and Umalas are the alternatives to Seminyak, they offer numerous restaurants, small shops, and dark sand beaches. If you wish to do unique watersports and relax on the white sand beach, opt for Uluwatu. Mountaintop villas are usually situated in Ubud and the area is perfect to indulge in nature and culture. The most affordable villas are usually located in Kuta.

Bali has something for everyone. Known as the Island of the Gods, it is overflowing with culture, natural beauty, and exhilarating activities to enjoy. Relax in the enchanting beaches of Nusa Dua, Seminyak, and Kuta or have an adventure in its forest-covered mountains. Here are some of the most popular attractions in Bali.

• Ubud Monkey Forest, also known as the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, is a must-visit for animal lovers. It is a temple, an evocative jungle, and a natural habitat of monkeys. Visitors will find moss-covered statues and ancient temples in the thick forest that give an almost mystical atmosphere.
• Padang Padang Beach was previously a hidden gem. Thanks to the movie Eat, Pray, Love, it is now one of the most famous beaches on the island. The beach offers a magnificent rocky structure, pristine blue water, and incredible cliffs. Visitors can swim, lounge, or surf here.
• The Nusa Islands is the perfect place for anyone who wants to relax on quieter beaches. The most popular island is Nusa Lembongan, located around 20 kilometers offshore from Sanur and can be accessed by boat. The beautiful blue sea invites everyone to surf, snorkel, dive, kayak, and paddleboard.
• Pura Tanah Lot is one of the island’s most iconic temples. The seaside setting on a rocky islet makes it even more picturesque. It is one of the most sacred sea temples for the Balinese people. Although visitors aren’t allowed to enter any of the temples, you can still walk across to the main temple at low tide.
• Garuda Wisnu Kencana is a culture park that offers various attractions to enjoy. From folklore-inspired statues, theater, festival park, to exhibition halls, visitors can learn the legend and history that shapes the Balinese culture.

While it is famous for luxurious villas, there are also numerous affordable villas to choose from. Different areas have a different cost of living. One of the most expensive areas is Seminyak, basic villas start from $200 while upmarket villas can cost around $600 to $1,500 per night. The restaurants, bars, and nightclub in this area are also expensive. Sanur and Canggu are slightly cheaper than Seminyak and Sanur is a family-friendly area. Staying in Kuta is very affordable, the villas here are among the cheapest and you can have delicious local food for around $2 to $3 and western food for $5 to $7 in the area.

Traveling around the Island is also reasonably affordable. If you want to travel between towns, you can ride a public Bemo, private Bemo, rent a car, or a taxi. Bali Taxi, known as Blue Bird Taxis, is the most convenient choice. It's base rate is about fifty cents in USD, then around a quarter for every kilometer. The fastest and most affordable way to get around Bali is by renting a motorcycle. Daily rates range about $4 to $10.

1. Renting a villa in Bali is better and more affordable than a 5-star hotel. Most villas are almost as luxurious as 5-stars hotels; some villas are even more luxurious. If you travel with friends or family, you can divide the cost instead of paying for individual rooms.  
2. There are villas that offer 24-hour service just like a hotel, some also provide delicious breakfast. Villas provide more privacy; you don’t have to share pools or facilities with other people. When you travel with friends or family, villas give everyone some personal space.
3. ​​​​​​​Hundreds of villa options allow you to choose the one you really like. There are various size, style, and view to choose from, whether you want to stay right next to the beach or surrounded by the jungle.