Tourism developments have gone under the microscope in the wake of deadly floods in Bali. (ABC News: Tim Swanston)
Renowned as a destination for relaxation, a sense of fear is rippling through the Island of the Gods.
Unexpected and deadly flooding rocked Bali last week, at a scale many have never experienced before.
The floods, which peaked on Wednesday, killed at least 18 people, inundating and destroying homes, villas and shops across large swathes of the island.
In the wake of this disaster, the search has begun for answers.
Outside of the heavy rainfall, authorities, environmental groups and locals have come to blame two things.
Overdevelopment, and trash.
Flash flooding carried an enormous amount of trash and debris through Bali's waterways. (ABC News: Tim Swanston)
In the days following the floods, Indonesia's environment minister visited the tourist mecca, clearly pointing the finger at rampant tourism-focused development in Bali's drainage basin.
In a massive move for Bali, which continues to attract record numbers of tourists, its governor has now moved to ban all new commercial construction on agricultural land.
Demand for tourism accommodation
Early on Wednesday morning, Putu Oka Darmiati woke to prepare for a ceremony at her Denpasar home when she stepped outside into knee-high water.
"I recorded a video of the bridge and the water was already well above it," she said.
"We moved here in 1975, we had flooding in 1989, but this was the worst."
Putu Oka Darmiati says last week's floods were the worst she has seen. (ABC News: Tim Swanston)
Ms Darmiati and many Balinese have watched the island completely transform within the last decade, with its iconic rice paddies and agricultural land transformed into fields of villas.
"The development in Bali is going fast … but the laws have been ignored because areas that are supposed to be a green-belt zone are being developed," she said.
"In the end, we the people suffer from the impact.
"But what else can we do? We've submitted complaints but even though they respond, they don't do anything about it."
Environmental group Walhi Bali has been tracking the loss of agricultural land across Bali's key tourism districts, like Badung, Gianyar and Tabanan.
It says each year between 3 and 6 per cent of agricultural land in these districts has been converted into commercial use, with the pace of construction around the island picking up.
"This massive development has caused rapid agricultural land conversion," Walhi Bali executive director Made Krisna Dinata said.
"This flooding that we recently experienced, in such a large scale, directly hit the heart of Denpasar and caused chaos.
"There is so much tourist accommodation being built, and according to our records, much of it is built by violating coastal zones, river zones and often these developments are located in disaster-prone areas."
Indonesia is, of course, no stranger to heavy rain but environmental groups and planners say replacing rice paddies and other agricultural land is removing the island's ability to adequately drain or absorb rainwater.
Made Krisna Dinata says zoning laws are being overlooked amid the demand for tourism accommodation. (ABC News: Tim Swanston)
Walhi Bali has been calling for a moratorium on new developments for more than a decade.
"We have strongly voiced the need for a moratorium, because Bali has suffered from overdevelopment since before 2012," Made Krisna Dinata said.
"Even in the eyes of the world, Bali is seen as a case of overtourism."
I Nyoman Gede Maha Putra, an Architecture & Planning expert at Warmadewa University Denpasar, said for the last two decades, Bali has been developed rapidly without projects aimed at mitigating disasters.
"Much of the actual development has taken place in rice fields, forests, and along riverbanks," he said.
"The banks of the Ayung River, for example, have become prime locations for villas and luxury housing investments.
"Forests in Ubud and around Payangan have also changed significantly.
"Coastal areas such as Uluwatu, Canggu, and Seminyak show the same trend, where tourist amenities are built dangerously close to the water … this clearly demonstrates the lack of disaster mitigation considerations."
New builds paused
On the weekend, Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto visited victims of the floods, reportedly telling Bali's locals they would be looked after and the government would consider long-term efforts to improve disaster preparedness.
The country's Environment Minister Hanif Faisal Nurofiq also came to Bali and said on top of the heavy rains, land conversion around river basins was a key factor in the flooding.
"In total, Bali's watersheds cover about 45,000 hectares, but only 1,500 hectares, or roughly 3 per cent, are tree-covered," Minister Nurofiq said.
"Ideally, at least 30 per cent of watershed areas should have trees to help absorb and retain rainfall during extreme weather."
Officials say new builds on agricultural land will be paused. (ABC News: Tim Swanston)
Accompanying the minister was Bali Governor I Wayan Koster, who announced the moratorium of new builds on agricultural land.
"Instructions have been issued to regents and mayors throughout Bali," Governor Koster said.
"After handling this flood, we will meet again to stop issuing permits, granting permission for hotels, restaurants, and other facilities to use productive land, especially rice paddies."
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It's not yet clear how long the moratorium will be in place.
The ABC understands new construction permits will not be issued, but existing construction on the island can continue.
Even the Badung chapter of Indonesia's Hotel and Restaurant Association says it agrees with the moratorium, despite the ban likely to scupper future commercial development for years.
"It's an important step to maintain the balance between development and environmental preservation," the association's I Gusti Agung Ngurah Rai Suryawijaya said.
"This temporary pause can be a good moment for us to evaluate, so that future development can be better directed.
"In the short-term the moratorium may limit the growth of new hotels, or villas, but in the long run this is very positive to preserve Bali's environmental qualities."
I Gusti Agung Ngurah Rai Suryawijaya believes the moratorium won't hurt tourism. (ABC News: Tim Swanston)
He says there's more than enough accommodation to cater to Bali's enormous number of foreign and domestic tourists and the excess supply has led to pricing wars among accommodation providers.
Bali is set for a new annual record for foreign visitors, expecting to receive more than 6.5-million tourists.
July this year broke monthly records, with almost 700,000 foreign tourists visiting the island.
The greatest fear for many on the island is that future flooding could undermine Bali's reputation as a tourism destination, with tourism being the key economic driver on the island.
'The trash came from everywhere'
With the rainy season only just beginning, and warnings of extreme rainfall in a few months' time, many are on edge.
Rukayah's family have owned and run a batik store near Denpasar's market for generations.
The entire building, built on the bank of a river in Denpasar, crumbled during last week's powerful floods.
Four people were killed in other stores in the building.
Rukayah's family lost their batik store in the flood. (ABC News; Tim Swanston)
"This is the first time I've experienced this kind of flooding, I was in shock," Rukayah said.
"Every time it rains I feel so traumatised … It rained on Monday and I felt so anxious."
She and many other Balinese have criticised the Bali government's decision to close the Suwung landfill, the only rubbish tip on the island, earlier this year.
Governor Koster said the Suwung landfill was polluting the environment and that other waste management strategies would be prepared.
In August the governor told residents to manage their own trash.
Many say the decision has led to significant, illegal dumping of rubbish into the island's rivers, which exacerbated the flood and the clean-up.
"The trash came from everywhere … I don't know exactly where it came from," Rukayah said.
"Suddenly the flash flood happened, and the water flow was so strong."
Rukayah says the government's failure to implement waste management strategies exacerbated the flood. (ABC News: Tim Swanston)
The Suwung landfill has been temporarily reopened to handle the enormous amount of debris and waste from last week's floods, but many feel Bali's waste needs to be handled better into the future.
While there's a deep sense of worry about whether floods will recur, some are hopeful that the construction ban will lead to better long-term environmental and planning outcomes.
The Hotel and Restaurant Association said regulations have been clear, but there has been a lack of communication and coordination between property developers and Bali's government.
Environmental groups say regulations in future need to be enforced, to make sure both developers and government work on flood mitigation strategies.
"Hopefully the government can use this momentum to be firm in city planning and law enforcement on developments that cause environmental degradation, while prioritising environmental conservation and restoration, so that we will not experience disasters like this flooding again," Walhi Bali's Made Krisna Dinata said.
Residents hope flood mitigation strategies will be employed in the future. (ABC News: Tim Swanston)
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Bali tourists will now have to comply with this new rule before landing
International tourists travelling to Bali and Indonesia more broadly now need to have an app downloaded and ready on their smartphone, with their digital documents and forms completed and ready for inspection.
International tourists travelling to Bali and Indonesia more broadly now need to have an app downloaded and ready on their smartphone, with their digital documents and forms completed and ready for inspection.
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UAE, Vietnam, Indonesia remain top e-visa destinations for Indians
E-Visas are becoming popular among Indian travellers. A recent report shows that 82 percent of visa applications were electronic this year. UAE, Vietnam and Indonesia are top destinations. Sri Lanka saw the biggest increase in e-Visa applications. Digital visa systems help countries attract more Indian tourists. Governments are adopting e-Visas to boost tourism.
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Family-Friendly Festivals Kick Off In Bali’s Popular Nusa Dua
The good times are coming to town in Nusa Dua this September and October. Starting this weekend, Nusa Dua welcomes the return of Big Bounce Bali, and in October, the resort will celebrate the incredible Nusa Dua Festival.
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Leaders Issue Updates On Bali Flood Recovery Efforts In Tourism Resorts
As Bali begins its recovery from major flooding this week, leaders in the province are calling on tourism attractions and the tourism sector as a whole to strengthen disaster mitigation.
Flash flooding triggered by the worst rains in more than 70 years has killed at least 14 people in the province this week.
Indonesia’s Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) has officially declared the start of the rainy season, with several regions already transitioning from dry weather this September. Typically, the rainy season begins later in the year, but this time it has come earlier than expected.
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Bali to draft bylaw banning land conversion this year
Bali Governor Wayan Koster confirmed that discussions will begin this year on drafting a regional bylaw prohibiting land conversion, following directives from the Minister of Environment, who identified land conversion as one of the causes of severe flooding.
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No significant effect on tourist activity in Bali post-flood says Minister
Tourism Minister Widiyanti Putri Wardhana confirmed that tourist activity and destinations in Bali remain unaffected despite recent flooding on the island.
She made the statement during her visit to several flood-affected areas on Saturday (September 13).
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Indonesian Tourism Board Highlights Ease Of Travel Between Bali And Central Java
Indonesia’s national tourism board, Wonderful Indonesia, is designed to highlight all of the most incredible travel destinations that the country has to offer.
Since Bali is the country’s flagship tourism destination, Wonderful Indonesia is on a mission to highlight how the province can be used as a launchpad to explore more areas of the archipelago on an easy multi-stop vacation.
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Leaders Call For Bali Tourism Tax Funds To Be Spent Fixing Island’s Waterways To Reduce Future Flood Risk
Leaders in Bali are calling for funds generated through the Bali Tourism Tax Levy to be spent on supporting the island’s waterway management system, known as the subak.
This UNESCO-protected water management system has been used on the island for centuries, but rampant development over the last 50 years has hugely affected water flow, and the devastating floods of the last week are evidence of such.
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2 Southeast Asian countries named among world's cheapest destinations for digital nomads
Malaysia ranked third and Indonesia 4th in a list of 10 cheapest countries for digital nomads, according to a report from Global Citizen Solutions, a firm that specializes in residency and citizenship by investment.
The company analyzed the cost of living, the cost of co-working, the cost of a hot desk and digital nomad visa programs in 64 different countries to determine its list. Factors taken into account included housing, groceries, transportation, and other essential living costs.
The company analyzed the cost of living, the cost of co-working, the cost of a hot desk and digital nomad visa programs in 64 different countries to determine its list. Factors taken into account included housing, groceries, transportation, and other essential living costs.
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New All Indonesia App Causes Confusion For Tourists Arriving Into Bali
The launch of the new All Indonesia application aimed to make it easier and more straightforward for tourists to manage their pre-arrival paperwork for travel to Indonesia.
However, the new system has left some Bali tourists confused as to what is expected of them prior to arrival.
The launch of the new All Indonesia application aimed to make it easier and more straightforward for tourists to manage their pre-arrival paperwork for travel to Indonesia.
However, the new system has left some Bali tourists confused as to what is expected of them prior to arrival.
However, the new system has left some Bali tourists confused as to what is expected of them prior to arrival.
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Albania Joins Brazil, Angola, and Japan in Opening Doors for Tourism with Free Visa on Arrival to Indonesia
In a bid to revitalize its tourism sector, Indonesia has introduced a free visa on arrival policy for travelers from Albania, Angola, Brazil, and Japan. This initiative, aimed at simplifying the entry process, is part of the country’s broader strategy to boost foreign tourism following the disruptions caused by the global pandemic. The move is seen as a significant step toward welcoming more international visitors, especially from regions with growing travel potential.
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Global Cost of Living Disparities and Expat-Friendly Markets in 2025: A Strategic Guide to Real Estate and Passive Income Opportunities
Global Cost of Living Disparities and Expat-Friendly Markets in 2025: A Strategic Guide to Real Estate and Passive Income Opportunities
The global cost of living in 2025 remains a tale of two worlds. Zurich, Singapore, and New York continue to dominate as the most expensive cities, with housing, groceries, and services straining budgets. Meanwhile, emerging economies like Nigeria, Afghanistan, and parts of Southeast Asia offer starkly lower living costs, creating fertile ground for expats seeking affordability and quality of life. For investors, this divergence presents a unique opportunity: to capitalize on real estate and passive income streams in markets where demand for housing, tourism, and remote work is surging.
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Sichuan Airlines Launches New Route from Chengdu to Bali Starting in September
Sichuan Airlines, a prominent carrier in China, is broadening its international flight offerings with the introduction of a new route from Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan Province, to Bali, Indonesia. Starting on September 26, 2025, the airline will operate daily flights connecting Chengdu Tianfu International Airport (TFU) with Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) in Bali.
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Tourists Targeted With Passport And Visa Spot Checks In Top Bali Resorts
It has always been the case that foreign nationals in Indonesia must carry their identification and stay permit documents with them at all times. However, over the year, this is something that both immigration and security officials and foreigners have become more relaxed about.
Not only is this a legal requirement, but immigration officers are carrying out spot checks on an increasingly regular basis throughout the island.
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Tourists Warned Of Bag Snatching Crimes In Bali’s Kuta Resort
Tourists in Bali are being called to prioritise personal safety as police work to crack down on theft and crime in top resort areas.
Yet another bag snatching has been recorded in Bali’s Kuta, adding to a series of such crimes against tourists in the resort this year alone.
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Low Season Hits Bali Bringing Crowd-Free Vacations For Tourists
The high season in Bali is officially over. The province will feel notably quieter from now until the Christmas and New Year Holidays, known locally as Nataru. This is great news for tourists seeking low-season room rates and crowd-free visits to top attractions.
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Fed-up dad moves family to a luxury life in Bali after growing sick of rules, rent and massive taxes - and isn't looking back
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Freak Storm with Heavy winds hit Bali last night, causing flash floods and river overflows.
The Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) warns of unusually heavy rainfall during what is typically the dry season, with weather anomalies expected to bring extreme rain across parts of the country from July to September.
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Ubud Temple Fire Shocks Community Though Bali Tourism Remains Unaffected
Ubud residents have been left devastated by a major fire that broke out at Pura Dalem Ubud. The iconic temple, which sits at the top of Ubud, caught fire as a result of an accident, causing what the community is reporting to be IDR 1.7 billion in damages.
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Steps from the Sea:
Bali Luxury Retirement Villa Location Pantai Saba 200 Mtrs. from Beach
Imagine starting your day with a leisurely walk on the beach, feeling the soft sand between your toes and the gentle ocean breeze on your face.
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Our Bali Luxury Retirement Villas are just a short 200 meter stroll from a picturesque beach which is considered by many tourists and locals alike as one of the best beaches for families on Bali’s East Coast, inviting you to embrace the island’s natural beauty.
Safe and Family-Friendly:
Pantai Saba Beach, renowned for its safety and calm waters, is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the company of loved ones. Whether you’re swimming, sunbathing, or simply taking in the stunning views, you’ll find peace and serenity here.
Spectacular Sunrises:
Witness the magic of Bali’s sunrises, where the sky transforms into a canvas of vibrant colors. The clear air and unobstructed views offer glimpses of distant volcanoes, creating a truly awe-inspiring experience.
Mt Rinjani 120 KM away
Bali’s East Coast air, carried by trade winds and largely untouched by pollution, is a breath of fresh air – literally. Studies show that clean air contributes to longevity and improved health, making it a valuable asset for retirees.
Bali Oasis: Designed for Retirement Living
Returning to your private villa after a day of exploration or relaxation feels like a true homecoming.
We’ve meticulously designed these homes with the needs and desires of retirees in mind.
Solid Teak front entrance door Ensures strong security and long lasting quality with very little upkeep.
Bali Luxury Retiremnet Villa with Solid Teak front door entrance
Forget about the upkeep of a large house. Our villas are thoughtfully sized to minimize maintenance, allowing you to focus on enjoying your retirement to the fullest.
Private Carport:
Forget about the upkeep of a large house. Our villas are thoughtfully sized to minimize maintenance, allowing you to focus on enjoying your retirement to the fullest.
Private Carport:
Secure parking for your vehicle or a hired driver, ensuring you have the freedom to explore Bali at your own pace.
Retirement Villa AI Floor Plan
Open & Airy:
Glass block walls and ample windows create a bright and welcoming atmosphere, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor living.
Refresh and Rejuvenate:
Start your day with an invigorating swim in your optional private pool.
It’s the perfect way to stay active and energized, right at your doorstep.
Refresh and Rejuvenate:
Start your day with an invigorating swim in your optional private pool.
It’s the perfect way to stay active and energized, right at your doorstep.
Bali Luxury Retirement Villa Pool:
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Climate Control:
Enjoy year-round comfort with air conditioning in living areas and bedrooms.
Screen doors let in the refreshing ocean breeze during cooler months most of the year. Bali Luxury Retirement Villa Main Entrance with Tinted glass
Energy Efficiency:
Reflective glass windows reduce air conditioning costs, keeping your home cool and comfortable while saving you money.
High Quality Finishing:
Durable & Stylish: Granito-style tile floors offer timeless beauty and require minimal upkeep. Bali Luxury Retirement Villa Floors.
Thoughtful Design: Retirement Villas That Prioritize Your Comfort and Lifestyle
We understand that your retirement home should be a sanctuary – a place where you can relax, recharge, and enjoy the best that life has to offer.
That’s why we’ve poured our hearts into designing villas that cater to the unique needs of baby boomers.
Light-Filled Living: Large windows and glass block walls create a bright and cheerful ambiance, while screen doors allow you to enjoy fresh air and ocean breezes.
Bali Luxury Villa Floor Living Room
Durable tile floors and high-quality cabinetry minimize upkeep, so you can spend your time doing what you love.
Relax, Entertain, and Savor: Your Villa’s Heart and Soul
Beyond the tranquil bedrooms and refreshing pool lies the heart of your villa – a space designed for relaxation, connection, and culinary delights.
Unwind in Style:
Sink into the plush comfort of a brand-new recliner couch, perfect for unwinding with a good book or enjoying a movie night.
Stay Connected:
Invite friends over for a cozy gathering or stretch out and savor the peaceful ambiance.
A dedicated workstation, complete with self-charging ports and ample lighting, ensures you can stay connected with loved ones, manage your finances, and pursue your online passions.
Bali Luxury Retirement Villa Living Room Work Station
Embrace Nature’s Tranquility:
Step into your private courtyard garden, a serene oasis where you can meditate, enjoy your morning coffee, or simply bask in the beauty of nature.
Gather & Celebrate:
The dining area, with its elegant solid teak table and seating for four, sets the stage for memorable meals with family and friends.
Step into your private courtyard garden, a serene oasis where you can meditate, enjoy your morning coffee, or simply bask in the beauty of nature.
This lush green space, visible from both bedrooms and the living room, adds a touch of serenity to your everyday life.
Luxury Retirement Villa Courtyard Garden
The dining area, with its elegant solid teak table and seating for four, sets the stage for memorable meals with family and friends.
Enjoy delicious food, share stories, and create lasting memories in this inviting space.
Culinary Delights:
The well-appointed kitchen is a chef’s dream, featuring:
The well-appointed kitchen is a chef’s dream, featuring:
Ample counter space and storage.
Bali Luxury Retirement Villa Kitchen
Fully electric kitchen with electric oven and electric induction stove for safety and easy cleaning.
Bali Luxury Retirement Villa Kitchen
A huge refrigerator with two doors for freezer and refrigerator
Custom-made cabinetry adds a touch of elegance, provides even more convenience.
With affordable housekeeping services readily available, you can spend less time on chores and more time enjoying your retirement.
Custom-made cabinetry adds a touch of elegance, provides even more convenience.
With affordable housekeeping services readily available, you can spend less time on chores and more time enjoying your retirement.
Your Private Sanctuary: Luxurious Bedrooms and Spa-Like Bathrooms
Thoughtful Touches:
Custom-Designed: Every detail, from the spacious bed to the ample wardrobe space, has been carefully considered to create a luxurious and functional space.
Vanity Area: A well-lit vanity with a large mirror ensures you can prepare for your day in style.
Retreat to the tranquility of your master suite, a haven of relaxation and comfort designed with your well-being in mind.
Bali Luxury Retirement Villa Master Bedroom East View
Custom-Designed: Every detail, from the spacious bed to the ample wardrobe space, has been carefully considered to create a luxurious and functional space.
Vanity Area: A well-lit vanity with a large mirror ensures you can prepare for your day in style.
Reading Nook: Curl up with a good book in the cozy reading corner, complete with perfect lighting.
Huge closets and wardrobes with plenty of storage space
Massive Backdrop with makeup mirror and table with plenty of natural light.
Bali Luxury Retirement Villa Master Bedroom Backdrop Make Up Table
Spa-Like Bathroom:
Indulge in the ultimate pampering experience in your elegant bathroom, featuring:
Dual Sinks: His and hers sinks offer convenience and add a touch of luxury.
Soaking Tub: Relax and unwind in the spacious tub, complete with a safety handle for easy access.
Relax and unwind as you enjoy your courtyard garden
Open the screen window and have fresh air come into your bathtub. How nice is that?
Huge Wardrobes to fill with new Clothing
Master Bedroom Huge Wardrobes
A large mirror is included to check out your latest Bali purchases.
Bali Luxury Retirement Villa Large mirror
Indulge in the ultimate pampering experience in your elegant bathroom, featuring:
Dual Sinks: His and hers sinks offer convenience and add a touch of luxury.
Soaking Tub: Relax and unwind in the spacious tub, complete with a safety handle for easy access.
Relax and unwind as you enjoy your courtyard garden
Open the screen window and have fresh air come into your bathtub. How nice is that?
Bali Luxury Retirement Villa Master Bathroom
Open-Air Shower:
Open-Air Shower:
Enjoy a refreshing shower while taking in the view of your private courtyard garden.
Bali Luxury Retirement Villa Master Bathroom Shower
Elegant guest bedroom and bathroom:
Your guests will feel equally pampered in the comfortable guest bedroom, which boasts many of the same features as the master suite, including a courtyard view, a large bed, and ample storage.
The private bathroom offers a full-size shower for added convenience.
Guest Suite: Comfort and Convenience:Bali Luxury Retirement Villa Guest Bedroom
Your guests will feel right at home in the comfortable and well-appointed guest suite.
It also has a beautiful view of the garden court which allows lots of light for the makeup mirror and the full sized dressing mirror.
Bali Luxury Retirement Villa Guest Bedroom
The screen window can also be opened to allow fresh ocean breezes.
With its own private bathroom and ample wardrobe space, it’s the perfect place for friends and family to stay when they visit.
Bali Luxury Retirement Villa Guest Bedroom TV Backdrop
Lovely bathroom with shower.
This guest bedroom comes equipped with a slightly smaller bathroom but still with a loveless sink and full size shower and toilet.
Security and Peace of Mind:
We understand the importance of feeling safe and secure in your retirement home. While our community is known for its tranquility, we offer the option of full-time security services for added peace of mind.
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Unmatched Location: Your Gateway to the Best of Bali.
Location is paramount, and our Bali Luxury Retirement Villas offer the ideal setting for a fulfilling retirement.
With 27 years of experience building in Bali, we have handpicked this location to provide the perfect blend of convenience, tranquility, and access to essential amenities.
Healthcare at Your Fingertips:
Peace of mind comes from knowing that quality healthcare is nearby.
The Kasih Ibu Hospital, just a 5-minute drive away, provides excellent emergency care and a range of wellness programs for baby boomers.
Kasih Ibu Hospital Saba 5 Min Drive
For more specialized needs, the brand-new Bali International Hospital, a 20-minute drive, offers world-class medical services, including anti-aging treatments and specialized care.
Bali International Hospital 20 Min Drive
Modern Conveniences:
A short drive brings you to the vibrant heart of Sanur, where the new Icon Mall offers a plethora of shopping, dining, and entertainment options.
Stroll along the 6-kilometer white sand beach, indulge in a spa treatment, or stock up on groceries at one of the modern supermarkets.
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Experience the ease and convenience of Bali living. Fresh fish, local produce, and even coconuts can be delivered right to your door at a fraction of the cost back home.
Plus, affordable housekeeping services allow you to spend your time enjoying retirement, not doing chores.
Plus, affordable housekeeping services allow you to spend your time enjoying retirement, not doing chores.
Retiree for up to 70 % Less
Cost of Retiring Up to 70% Less
Bali’s low cost of living, combined with the potential for rental income from your villa, allows you to stretch your retirement savings further and enjoy a comfortable, fulfilling lifestyle.
Bali’s low cost of living, combined with the potential for rental income from your villa, allows you to stretch your retirement savings further and enjoy a comfortable, fulfilling lifestyle.
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Bali Luxury Retirement Villas present a unique opportunity. Here, your retirement dreams and financial goals can intertwine.
Affordable Luxury:
Bali’s low cost of living lets you enjoy a luxurious lifestyle without depleting your savings.
Imagine daily massages, gourmet dining, and exciting adventures, all within your reach.
Family Haven: Your loved ones will be eager to visit you in paradise. No more worrying about expensive flights for family reunions – they’ll be booking their tickets as soon as they can!
Investment Potential: Bali’s real estate market is booming, especially for properties catering to retirees. With long-term lease options and strong rental demand, your villa can generate a steady income stream, adding to your financial security.
The Numbers Make Sense:
Starting at just 4.6 Miliar IDR (for other currencies exchange rates click here), our villas are a fraction of the cost of comparable properties in many Western countries.
Secure Long Term Leases Included:
Secure Your Bali Legacy:
Unprecedented Long Lease with Two Extensions Included at no extra cost
Forget the typical Bali lease worries. We offer you an unparalleled opportunity to own your tropical paradise for up to three generations.
Forget the typical Bali lease worries. We offer you an unparalleled opportunity to own your tropical paradise for up to three generations.
Consecutive Leases, One Owner: This is not just a lease; it’s a legacy. Legally secure three consecutive leases in your name, providing you with total ownership for two to three times longer than most leases.
Unmatched Flexibility & Control: Resell your lease, pass it on to loved ones, or simply enjoy your villa for many decades to come. The choice is entirely yours.
Prime Location, Exclusive Clientele: Nestled in a sought-after area, our villas cater to discerning individuals aged 55-75 seeking a luxurious and tranquil lifestyle.
Stand Out From the Crowd: Most Bali villas come with remaining lease terms of 20-30 years. Your exceptional long term leases is an exceptional investment, offering peace of mind and long-term value.
Interested in learning more about this unique opportunity? We prefer to discuss the details in private.
Please contact us to schedule a personalized consultation.
Potential for Hudge Profits:
Your base cost over the term of the leases equals only 57,500,000 IDR per Year or 791,666 per month.
Estimated monthly rental incomes for similar villas at our currrent rental rates equal 20,000,000 Idr to 30 million Rupiah per month.
You don’t have to be a rocket scientist to figure out your villa can become a lucrative investment, allowing you to enjoy your retirement while building your wealth.
You may in fact want to purchase two. One for your retirement and one for strictly investment which can also be utilized from time to time to accommodate the multiple amount of children, grandchildren and friends that will want to come visit you in Bali which is currently the second most sought after destination in the world.
Estimated monthly rental incomes for similar villas at our currrent rental rates equal 20,000,000 Idr to 30 million Rupiah per month.
You don’t have to be a rocket scientist to figure out your villa can become a lucrative investment, allowing you to enjoy your retirement while building your wealth.
You may in fact want to purchase two. One for your retirement and one for strictly investment which can also be utilized from time to time to accommodate the multiple amount of children, grandchildren and friends that will want to come visit you in Bali which is currently the second most sought after destination in the world.
Live Your Dream, Grow Your Wealth:
Imagine a retirement where you can indulge in your passions, travel, and spend quality time with loved ones, all while enjoying a comfortable lifestyle and watching your investment flourish.
ONLY ONE PROPERTY AVAILABLE.
LIMITED AVAILABILITY –ACT NOW TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT:
We only have BLRV-A-1 available for sale at this moment.
Priced To Sell:
Discounted 5 % Until Oct 30 th. 2024.
Sales Price 4.48 Miliar
Live in the place the world is raving about!
Contact us today to learn more about this Great retirement opportunity
For English or Bahasa Indonesia call Azizah, a registered Notaris at +62 811-3864-993
“The owners of this company are the perfect combination of long-time international experience and in-depth subject-matter knowledge and relevant local expertise, networking, and the right licenses to run this business and advise their clients. The properties on offer are at prime locations with huge growth”
For information or inspection in English or Bahasa Indonesia Please call or Whatsapp Xander: +628113890507
Email: info@bestbalirealestate.com
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