Sophisticated villas in an eco-chic resort offering an outdoor pool, an open-air restaurant & a spa. Surrounded by rice paddies and lush tropical forest, this eco-chic resort is 2 km from Kedungu Beach, 6 km from Batu Bolong Temple and 26 km from Ngurah Rai International Airport. Airy, sophisticated villas feature Wi-Fi, TVs and Bluetooth speakers, as well as minibars, tea and coffeemaking facilities, and safes. All have terraces or balconies; upgraded villas add living rooms, rooftop decks and/or private pools. Amenities include an upscale open-air restaurant and 2 bars, plus an outdoor pool, a serene spa and a gym. Breakfast, loaner bikes, and surf lessons are available, as are cooking, yoga and meditation classes.
Jl. Nirjhara, Banjar Kedungu, Belalang, Kediri, Tabanan Regency, Bali 82121, Indonesia Get directions
"Spiritual Blessings at Nirjhara in Bali offers a spiritual escape with sound healing, meditation, and a cleansing ritual at holy springs, culminating in a majestic waterfall submersion."
"With its name coming from the Sanskrit word for the rushing waterfall found on property, Nirjhara is a tranquil retreat tucked away in the jungle six miles north of Canggu." - Kathryn Romeyn
"Tran and Portier took the same sustainable approach to luxury with Vela as they did with Nirjhara, an eco-resort they opened in Tabanan Regency, an administrative district in southern Bali, in 2020."
"An traditional ship with superyacht amenities in Indonesia. “The only limit is the guest’s imagination,” says Dimitri Tran of the sailing possibilities onboard Vela, the 164-foot (50-meter) private yacht of luxury Balinese eco-hideaway Nirjhara. Custom-built in 2022 for multi-night charters sailing the vast Indonesian archipelago, the stunning vessel combines the traditional feel of a traditional Indonesian phinisi with the modern appeal of a superyacht—complete with an outdoor gym, masseuse, yoga instructor, and water toy collection. "While Vela’s design is distinctly contemporary, the boat remains inherently Indonesian, and we wanted to convey a different perspective on this beautiful country," adds Tran, who is the co-founder of Nirjhara. That translates into ceramics produced in Ubud, custom-made fabrics handwoven in East Bali using plant-based dye, a craft-cocktail list that infuses exotic fruits and herbs from the region, and a bespoke collection of reef-friendly bath amenities inspired by the scents of the Indonesian Spice Islands, made using natural ingredients."
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