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VILLA TAMAN SORGA

6BR, Sanur, South-East Bali, Indonesia
Sleeps 12 : 1,270€ – 1,710€ / night

6 Bedrooms

6 Bedrooms

6 Bathrooms

6 Bathrooms

500 m to Beach

500 m to Beach

Pool

Pool

WiFi

WiFi

The name Taman Sorga - Heavenly Garden - describes perfect the character of this luxury villa. The 3.600 square meters location with it`s fantastic exotic garden is embedded in the lovely historical village Sanur at the southeast coast of Bali. There is enough space for up to 12 guests in the main two-storied house in Balinese Wantilan style and the guest pavilions. After cooking in your up-to-date kitchen you can enjoy your tasty dinner either in your indoor or outdoor dining. The technical sophistication runs through the whole house with it`s audio video facilities, WiFi access and solar heated water. Lying on the back in your huge 17- meter swimming pool you will feel like floating in Heaven`s Garden.

AMENITIY LIST

BBQ

BBQ

Sat TV

Sat TV

DVD

DVD

Safe

Safe

SPA Room

SPA Room

Yoga Deck

Yoga Deck

Villa manager

Villa manager

Personal chef

Personal chef

Gardener

Gardener

Security

Security

Butler

Butler

Housekeeper

Housekeeper

Villa Taman Sorga is tucked away down a quiet tree-lined lane in a mellow residential area of Sanur, worlds away from the bustle of the main tourist area a few kilometres north. Alongside the local warungs (cafés) are some interesting gems, among them Man Friday, serving excellent inexpensive fish and chips, Glo Day Spa & Salon, and the showroom for Carlo Pessini’s collection of contemporary furniture. Five minutes’ walk south brings you to Mertasari Beach, the southernmost stretch of Sanur’s famed golden sands, where you can enjoy seafood and a cold Bintang beer. Heading north are myriad restaurants, among them the villa owners’ favourites – Massimo, Arena Sports Café, and Firestation. Sporting guests have the choice of a nine-hole golf course, wakeboarding, kite surfing, kayaking, surfing and scuba diving, while culture buffs should make a beeline to Le Mayeur Museum and visit unique temples such as Pura Segara constructed entirely of coral, and Pura Belanjong, home to the island’s oldest example of writing. For a day out (and back in time), take the half-hour boat trip to Nusa Lembongan.