Villa Taman Ahimsa is a sprawling, ocean-front vacation compound made up of about eight pavilions that represent boat hulls, sea shells and sacred spirals – shapes that faithfully symbolize the very essence of the villa. Built from organic materials such as alang-alang thatch, bamboo, coconut husks, rattan and recycled wood, exteriors become a natural part of the lush tropical landscape. Interiors, appointed with beautifully crafted local furnishings and embellished with traditional art pieces and figures, give the villa, overall, a back-to-nature, laid-back, rustic and even metaphysical feel. With its name literally translated as “Garden Of Peace”, Villa Taman Ahimsa not only offers you a relaxing and tranquil escape as you commune with nature. Here, you can, truly, experience a sense of spiritual transcendence as well.
The villa has seven spacious bedrooms. Consistent with the seemingly spiritual theme of the villa, each bedroom takes on the name of a certain chakra. Two of these bedrooms are on the second floor of the main villa. Both bedrooms open out to furnished, scenic balconies. The other five bedrooms are in separate pavilions situated along both edges of the property. These bedrooms open out to furnished terraces. All bedrooms have canopied or draped king-sized beds as well as dedicated, semi-open bathrooms with large, river rock bathtubs and rain showers.
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Stone pathways of the property’s extensive grounds wind through well-kept lawns, ponds as well as thickets of trees and lead out to a stretch of untouched beach along Bali’s southwestern coast. Facing the ocean is the 18-meter swimming pool. Retreat to its refreshing, crystal-clear waters after a morning dip in the sea. Out of the water, you can leisurely lounge on the wide, cushioned pool beds partially covered by large umbrellas on the poolside wooden deck or on the lawn. Once it gets quite hot, seek the shade of the breezy, semi-open outdoor dining pavilion where you can sip cool drinks, grab a quick snack or gather around the circular, glass-topped tables for lunch. In the early afternoon, you can pamper yourself with a relaxing Balinese massage at the bale by the pool or by the beach. The swimming pool and the outdoor dining pavilion areas are perfect for beach barbecue parties beginning at sunset until late in the night.
At the ground floor of the villa’s two-storey main pavilion is the semi-open, two-level living area. On its weathered, cushioned benches and reclining chairs you can all get together for engaging conversation. Interesting pieces are a long and ornate antique table said to be part of an old wooden boat as well as a traditional musical instrument which looks much like a xylophone. On one side of the main pavilion is the high-ceilinged dining area with its long wooden table for 16. Here, you can enjoy healthy yet tasty dishes masterfully prepared from organic produce by the villa’s gourmet chefs at the fully-equipped, ultra-modern kitchen just behind the dining area. On the main pavilion’s second floor is the TV room where you can all hang out and catch your favorite show. Or, watch, once again, your most-beloved classic movie. Beside the main pavilion is another pavilion with two office workstations where you can check on the progress of a pending project.
Tasked to render the villa’s day-to-day services is a staff headed by a manager backed by teams of chefs, housekeepers, gardeners, pool attendants and security personnel. Upon your request, a babysitter, a driver, a laundry helper and a spa therapist may be called in. Their services, however, come with a separate charge. Bicycles may be used free of charge. A car is also available for rent.
Villa Taman Ahimsa is within the vicinity of Cemagi – a rural, seaside village not too far away from Pantai Batu Mejan or more fondly called Echo Beach. One of Bali’s hottest surfing destinations, Echo Beach is also known for its picturesque seascape, fresh and delicious seafood as well as for its magnificent sunsets. Along its sandy strip are sunset cafes and seafood restaurants such as Sticky Fingers, Osteria Italiana, Sate Bali, Dian Café and Echo Beach House – all offering barbecues and boat-shaped buffets. Another must-see attraction in the area is the centuries-old, sea temple Tanah Lot where you can also catch the magical sunset as well as traditional dance performances. After all that swimming, surfing and sightseeing, try your hand at a game of golf. See if you’re at par with the Nirwana Golf Club and its 18-hole course that traverses rice paddies and cliffs by the sea.
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