Villa Maridadi

Bali, Indonesia

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About Villa Maridadi

The word maridadi means beautiful in Swahili, and Villa Maridadi more than lives up to its name.  This stunning five-bedroom residence with traditional alang-alang thatched roofs, lush tropical gardens, generous green-stone swimming pool, lavish living spaces and spectacular ocean views exudes beauty from every pore

Set on 5,000 square metres in the sleepy seaside village of Cemagi on Bali’s south-west coast this family style villa offers an authentic Balinese experience.  Bordered by rice fields on one side and glistening black-sand beaches on the other, and with the sea temple of Pura Gede Luhur Batungaus punctuating the horizon, guests at Maridadi are not only treated to stunning panoramas but also to the most enchanting and exotic of Balinese traditions.  It is through observing the rice farmer tending his fields and witnessing the elaborate ceremonial processions at the temple that the true essence of this island of the gods is revealed

Thoughtfully designed for relaxation and comfort, this spacious and welcoming home mixes traditional architecture and artefacts with easy modern living.  Throughout the villa, splashes of vibrant red – in the soft furnishings, the bright parasols and the magnificent flowering heliconias – contrast beautifully against the teak wood furniture and the green of the well manicured lawns.  Five large air-conditioned bedrooms with luxurious garden bathrooms provide guests with total peace and privacy; two of them include twin roll-out beds, making the rooms ideal for families.  Options for leisure and entertainment are endless with a games room, 18-metre swimming pool, open-sided living and dining pavilion, massage balé and an adorable thatched rice barn, or lumbung, overlooking the ocean and perfect for sunset cocktails

A treasured ingredient of a stay at this villa is the warm and friendly staff.  The attentive butlers will gladly attend to your requests with a minimum of fuss

The added beauty of Villa Maridadi is that although you may well choose not to leave this sumptuous oasis, the world famous surf breaks of Echo Beach, the dramatic Tanah Lot sea temple and an exciting choice of places to eat, drink and shop in up-and-coming Canggu are just a 10-minute drive away, while cosmopolitan Seminyak, with an even greater choice of restaurants and boutiques, can be reached in about half an hour.

Notes:

  • Minimum stay: 2 nights (low & shoulder seasons), 3 nights (high season), 5 nights (peak season).
  • Small furniture in the open living area (except the solid long dining table) can be slightly moved if absolutely necessary but not removed, and this space may be used as a contingency in the event of rain EOs should consider this space only in the case of emergencies and ensure a proper wet weather plan is conceived for events taking place between November and March.
  • Marquees must be freestanding. Flooring is allowed but should be done on the day of the event to limit damage to the grass.
  • Alternatively, a dance floor may be built on the lawn and it must have a raised platform to minimize damage to the grass
  • Floating bamboo and foam structures for candles and flowers are permitted, however, they should be removed by the EO by 1 am or as soon as guests enter the pool in order to avoid any damage or injury.
  • Fireworks, balloon release, confetti bombs, and Thai wishing lanterns are strictly forbidden.
  • No staging is to be built into or over the pool.
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