Location: Pecatu Village, Bali

Tucked away in Pecatu Village, in the south of the island, Villa Sena is a quiet retreat away from the hustle and bustle of the more touristy areas. The jungle provides a natural sound barrier (and a few friendly frog visitors), and Dreamland and Padang-Padang beach are just a short drive away. The secluded location of this property offers heightened privacy and awe-inspiring views of the ocean, however the neighbourhood is not comprehensive of restaurants, cafes, shops and that the access road presents a 1km long section which is unpaved.

Distance to:

3.0 km Nirmala Supermarket
5.4 km Garuda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park
6.0 km Dreamland Beach
6.1 km Sundays Beach Club
6.8 km Padang Padang Beach
10.4 km Ulu Cliffhouse
15.0 km Ngurah Rai International Airport

Distance to:

3 km Nirmala Supermarket
5.4 kmGaruda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park
6 km Dreamland Beach
6.1 km Sundays Beach Club
6.8 km Padang Padang Beach
10.4 km Ulu Cliffhouse
15 km Ngurah Rai International Airport

To do nearby

CAFES & RESTAURANTS

Blue Heaven Bali: for a romantic meal with great views
Mango Tree Cafe: fresh & healthy authentic Mexican dishes
Ulu Cliffhouse: beach club with infinity pool, great views, and good food
Cuca: globally inspired, locally sourced tapas, cocktails and desserts

ENTERTAINMENT & ADVENTURE

Tegallalang Rice Terraces: scenic expanses of rice fields
Ubud Monkey Forest: most popular monkey-inhabited forest in Bali
Ubud Art Market: stores filled with unique and locally made goods
Bali Swing: leisure park with swings and nests
Kintamani & Mount Batur: very scenic destination of a still active volcano

SPA TREATMENTS

In-villa: spa and beauty treatments can be arranged through the villa manager
Esthetic Spa Uluwatu: one stop shop for beauty care needs
Laniakea Spa: unparalleled massage treatments in Uluwatu

CULTURAL ATTRACTIONS

Tanah Lot Temple: Bali’s most iconic temple by
the beach
Uluwatu Temple: on top of a cliff, believed to be on of Bali’s spiritual pillars
Besakih Temple: known as Bali’s Mother Temple for more than 1 thousand years now