Agung Village brings together two private villas in Banjar Dukuh, in the village of Beraban, a few kilometres from the seaside temple of Tanah Lot. Each villa, approximately 250 m², combines traditional Balinese architecture with colonial lines, centred around a 700 m² tropical garden with pool. This address is ideal for travellers seeking an entire villa rental, away from the major beach resorts of southern Bali.

Why choose Agung Village

• Two independent villas of 250 m², rentable separately or together, suited to a family or small group.
• Distinctive mixed Balinese and colonial architecture, uncommon in the region, giving the place a strong character.
• An authentic rural setting, surrounded by rice paddies, at a reasonable distance from major sites in western Bali.
• A 700 m² tropical garden with private pool, spacious enough for genuine respite.

Ambiance and architecture

The project rests on a deliberate architectural vision: blending Balinese vocabulary (traditional roofs, garden-facing openings, local materials) with a colonial silhouette featuring more European volumes. The result feels more like a family home than a hotel. The two villas each span 250 m², with living spaces opening onto the pool and surrounding rice paddies.

Around the buildings, the 700 m² tropical garden acts as a green buffer between the villas and the agricultural landscape. It is a place designed for unhurried stays, where one takes time to settle in rather than rushing from one visit to the next.

Services and options

Agung Village operates on a private villa model: you occupy the entire property with no shared accommodation with other guests. The pool, garden and communal spaces are for the exclusive use of occupants. For details on capacity, interior amenities and additional services (housekeeping, dining, transfers), we recommend discussing directly with your Nomadays adviser when planning your Bali itinerary.

This address is particularly suited for multi-night stays, at the beginning or end of an Indonesian circuit, when you wish to unwind before returning or before embarking on a more active loop around the island.

Location

The precise address is Banjar Dukuh, Desa Beraban, Tanah Lot, on Bali's western coast. This rural district is known for the Tanah Lot temple, perched on a rocky outcrop facing the ocean, accessible at low tide. The area remains largely agricultural, with terraced rice paddies and scattered hamlets. Allow roughly one hour's drive from Denpasar International Airport, depending on southern island traffic.

This location places Agung Village away from the dense tourist zones of Kuta, Seminyak or Canggu, while remaining within reasonable reach for day excursions.

Nearby attractions

Things to see from Tanah Lot

• Tanah Lot temple, one of Bali's most iconic coastal sanctuaries, particularly photogenic at dusk.
• The terraced rice paddies of Jatiluwih, UNESCO-listed, approximately one and a half hours' drive inland.
• Ulun Danu Beratan temple, on the shores of Lake Beratan in the Bedugul region.
• Ubud and its cultural hinterland, accessible for a day trip offering a more vibrant atmosphere.

Other addresses in the region

To compare or complement your Balinese itinerary, you may explore Ananda Cottages in Ubud, Arya Amed Beach Resort on the east coast, or Abdi Homestay for a more straightforward option. On other islands, Arlen Nova's Paradise offers another approach to island stays.

Incorporating Agung Village into a Bali trip

This address fits well into a Bali circuit that alternates between coast, rice paddies and highlands. To build a bespoke itinerary including Agung Village and the rest of the archipelago, explore our Indonesia journeys and connect with a destination specialist adviser.