Apart from its unique cultural heritage, Bali is also famous for its nature and landscapes. Bali is home to majestic mountains, lush green rice terraces, and beautiful beaches. All of this combines to create a peaceful and heavenly environment not found anywhere else in the world.
If you love the ocean that much, the best way to enjoy the view is by staying in a cliff-front villa. Perched on top of a cliff, these villas overlook the beautiful ocean that surrounds the mystical island of Bali. Several villas offer stunning panoramic views of the clear blue sky, the Indian Ocean and the Bali Sea.
These cliff-front villas are located in three different areas in Bali: Uluwatu, Nusa Dua, and Bukit Jimbaran. These three areas are famous for their mountainous terrain. Some villas in these areas can only accommodate one group of guests, while larger ones can accommodate a few different groups of tourists. Karang Putih Estate in Uluwatu is a 5-star cliff-top villa that only caters for a small group of people. It is more suitable for a family or a group of friends because all the rooms are located in the same building. On the other hand, Heavenly Residence in Nusa Dua consists of 3 separate buildings that can accommodate 3 different groups of guests. The resort offers 3 luxury private villas, each with its own whimsical name: OMG villa, O-WOW villa and O-LALA villa. You do not have to worry about your privacy since each villa is located independently and separated from each other, ensuring the tranquility of its guests.
If you stay at Villa Bayuh Sabbha (meaning “House of the Breeze”) in Uluwatu, you will not only get the ocean view, but you will also get to see two of the most famous volcanoes in Indonesia. On a clear day, you can see Mount Agung in the eastern part of Bali, and Mount Bromo in East Java province will also be visible from afar.
Unlike many villas in the Seminyak area, which are mostly built in modern architectural styles, the cliff-front villas in the Uluwatu, Nusa Dua, and Bukit Jimbaran areas feature more traditional designs. Villa Bayuh Sabbha and Villa Awang, both located in Bukit Jimbaran, feature traditional Balinese architecture. Meanwhile, both Villa Cahaya and Khayangan Estate in Uluwatu use hand-carved Joglo (Javanese-style building) as the focal point of their property.
