Pandawa Cliff Estate - Rose

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Location Kutuh Village, The Bukit Peninsula, South Kuta, Bali, Indonesia.
Capacity 8 Adults (4 bedrooms: 2 with king beds, 2 with twin beds) plus 4 extra beds on request at additional cost.
Living areas Upper floor, open-sided lounge; ground floor dining for 14 with second sitting room; TV lounge and bar area.
Pool 18m x 6m x 1.25m.
Estate staff Villa Manager; assistant manager; full-time chef; 24-hour housekeeping, butler service and security; garden and pool staff; maintenance engineer; in-house spa therapist. Babysitters available on request.
Dining Western, Asian, vegetarian and children’s dishes. Requests accommodated (including special diets).
Communication WiFi internet access; landline for international and local calls; mobile phone coverage.
Entertainment Satellite TV; DVD and Blu-ray player.
Spa & sport centre Full-size tennis court; squash court; spa and gym.
For families Villa Rose is well-equipped for families, and can provide baby cots, high chairs and booster seats on request.
Transport A 7-seater car with driver is available on a complimentary basis for up to 8 hours a day. Additional hours are charged on guest account.
Wedding & events Offering an unbeatable clifftop setting, with large lawns and exceptional purpose-built guest facilities, weddings and events
for up to 400 people can be arranged at the estate with prior notice.

Additional facilities Barbecue; diesel powered back-up generator; safety deposit boxes in all bedrooms.

Property area 3,000 sqm. Peaceful and private, situated at the end of a winding country lane on Bali’s southernmost tip, Pandawa Cliff Estate is a hidden paradise overlooking the Indian Ocean from its enchanting clifftop setting.

Apart from a handful of luxury villas sprinkling the top of the cliff, and the beach huts and local cafés bordering the white sands of Pandawa Beach far below (named after the five warrior brothers of the Mahabharata epic, whose white stone statues are carved into niches along the road leading down to the beach), there is little development in this unspoiled corner of Bali. But despite its tranquil, rural setting, Pandawa Cliff Estate is less than a 30-minute drive from Bali’s international airport, and within easy reach of several glorious surf beaches, the sacred sea temple of Uluwatu, and the many restaurants and beach bars of Jimbaran and Nusa Dua.

Other Things to Note

Your Villa Manager, will have a wealth of information about places of interest and will help arrange transport and make any bookings required. Do also ask the staff about the area too. Most will live nearby and can give an interesting insight into some of the fascinating aspects of local Bali life.
In the meantime, here’s a taste of the many and varied activities on offer within reach of Pandawa Cliff Estate.

1. Until recently, the white sands and warm, protected waters of Pandawa Beach were visited only by locals and seaweed farmers. A paved (toll) road cut through the cliff has recently made this beautiful beach, which lies immediately below the estate, much more accessible.
2. Among other local beaches is the famous surf beach at Uluwatu. Not quite as spectacular but equally alluring are the beaches of Bingin and Padang Padang. Beautiful white sand bays with rock pools and a host of local cafes.
3. At Jenggala Keramic in Jimbaran, visitors can browse and buy from a vast range of handcrafted ceramics and glassware. Jenggala also runs ‘Make and Paint a Pot’ sessions where ‘Children’ of all ages are encouraged to get creative.
4. For golf enthusiasts, the New Kuta Golf Club (11km) features an 18-hole course overlooking the ocean.
5. Both five star and local restaurants are plentiful and close by. Bulgari and Ayana resorts are among the favourites and the Rock Bar at Ayana is a must-see for sunset cocktails. Finns at Semara has a beach club for more casual dining.
6. A seafood feast at Jimbaran is a must for every holiday in Bali – dozens of seafood warung (cafés) line this west-facing beach, perfect for a sunset dinner. Fine dining options are available at most of the big resort hotels in this area; notably PJ’s, the charming beachside restaurant at the Four Seasons in Jimbaran, serving Mediterranean-styled cuisine. And Balique on Jalan Uluwatu in Jimbaran, is a delightful vintedge restaurant serving great food and cool cocktails.
7. Nusa Dua’s Bali Collection mall has a host of local boutiques and a department store. Heading towards Kuta (about 40 minutes) brings you to Galleria shopping mall while nearby Tuban has Discovery Mall and streets lined with local shops. Seminyak boutiques are about an hour away.
8. Uluwatu’s clifftop temple is well worth a visit. Home to mischievous monkeys which are considered sacred in Bali, Pura Luhur Uluwatu is one of the island’s most mportant temples. Get there in good time for Sunset to watch the enthralling Kecak Ramayana & Fire Dance.
9. Learn to surf or stand up paddle at Jimbaran Bay, a great place for beginners. Rip Curl School of Surf offers day courses and provides all the equipment.
10. The most exclusive Bali trekking tour promises breath-taking vistas and heart- warming encounters while supporting sustainable social change in the once- forgotten villages of Muntigunung. Elite Havens is a proud partner of Muntigunung Community Social Enterprise.
11. Covering 3.8 hectares of tropical parkland in Kuta, Waterbom Bali has 16 water slides (including The Climax with its 360 degree loop) to entertain the young and the young at heart. A great family day out, but go early to beat the crowds.