Cemagi Villa 374

A serene four-bedroom home overlooking the shimmering black sand Cemagi Beach, Villa 374 is the island holiday home of your dreams if you’re seeking a semi-rural escape in charming Bali. Think traditional thatched roofs, open-sided pavilions, rolling gardens and mesmerising sunset views over the ocean. Splash in the infinity pool, watch movies in the living room or enjoy a delicious complimentary breakfast in the dining pavilion. With private access to a volcanic sand beach and unbeatable views of a traditional Balinese temple on a rugged outcrop jutting into the ocean, this beachside private pool villa is perfect for a group of families or friends travelling together

Indoor

• Sloped, thatched roofs and an authentic Balinese vibe
• Comfortable beds with luxurious linen
• Daybeds in the living pavilion around a rustic wooden centre table
• Fans and air conditioners for indoor comfort
• Study room if you wish to get work done
• Open-sided dining pavilion with washed wood table for ten
• Kitchen adjoining the dining room

Outdoor

• Stone paths meandering around koi ponds and gardens
• An ocean view infinity pool
• Pool deck with four sun loungers and sunbrellas
• Rolling garden leading up the beach, with private beach access
• Endless views of a shimmering black sand beach
• Staggering vistas of a temple on a rocky outcrop jutting into the ocean
• Terraces and covered patios with coffee seating and a daybed
• Stone statues of Lord Budhha and a private Balinese temple in the garden

Bedrooms

• Master Bedroom, its own pavilion, sitting by the poolside, ocean views, Canopied king-sized bed, outdoor bathroom with bathtub
• Guest Bedroom 1 and 2, on the ground level, garden views, Adjoining rooms, One with king-sized bed and one with two super singles, Ensuite outdoor bathrooms with sunken bathtubs
• Guest Bedroom 3, on the first level, canopied king size bed looking out towards the ocean, Ensuite indoor bathroom with a rain shower

Features

• Open-sided living pavilion with Smart TV
• Ocean view infinity pool (16m x 5m)
• Manicured gardens with private access to a black sand beach
• Dining pavilion with table for 10
• Koi ponds and fountains
• Study with speaker system and day bed
• Terrace with a reading corner
• Tropical baths
• WiFi internet access throughout the villa
• Flat-screen television in the main pavilion
• Safety deposit boxes
• Generator
• Barbecue
• 2,400 sqm (land)

Dining

• A private chef can be organised for an additional charge of USD 55+15.5% (tax & service) per day.
• Grocery cost is charged 20% handling fee which is subject to service and tax at the prevailing rate.
• Daily continental breakfast is included in the rate

Location

• Villa 374 is located on Cemagi Beach, in full view of the sacred sea temple Pura GedeLuhur Batungaus rising from a rocky outcrop pounded by waves rolling in from the Indian Ocean.
• Some local cocktail and food stands on the edge of the cliff with views of the ocean within walking distance
• A few kilometres away lies the pretty village of Cemagi, where guests can experience the traditional Balinese way of life includingcolourful Hindu ceremonies
• Ten kilometres to the south (half an hour by car) are some of the island’s best surfing beaches (Echo Beach is renowned for its laid-back surfervibe), while to the north is the famous Pura Tanah Lot.

Things To Do

• The beach of black volcanic sand is great for morning jogs and sunsetstrolls with far-reaching views towards the Bukit Peninsula
• Visit the highly venerated sea temple ofTanah Lot
• Enjoy Merica at Pan Pacific Tanah Lot showcases contemporary Indonesian and Southeast Asian classics overlooking the Indian Ocean, golf course or sea temple
• Tanah Lot Gastro Deli at Pan Pacific Nirwana Resort, a European-styled delioverlooking the golf course, offers the choice of air-conditioned comfort orspacious outdoor patio or lawn seating during the daytime
• Head to Bali Island Horse and ATV at Yeh Gangga (near Tanah Lot) for beachrides and the opportunity to swim with the horses
• Pick up hand-decorated pottery at Tanteri Ceramics, a family business with shopand gallery supporting local artisans in the village of Pejatan, Tabanan
• At Krambitan, a branch of the Tabanan royal family owns the atmospheric 17thcenturyPuri Anyar (New Palace) and Puri Agung (Great Palace), both withbeautiful architecture and ambiance of the past.
• At 850 metres (2,700ft) above sea level, Jatiluwih (which means extraordinary ortruly marvellous) offers one of the most breath-taking panoramic views imaginable (UNESCO World Heritage Site, dedicated to the preservation of traditional Balinese farming techniques.)