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Coming to Bali and are unsure of which area to stay in? Then we’d definitely recommend Seminyak. Bali’s most “cosmopolitan” city comes with exciting surprises in the form of world-class shopping, dining and fun.  There is something for everyone and for all ages to enjoy. In addition to being one of Bali’s most popular tourist destinations, Seminyak is also a favourite of expatriates. Bali’s most famous upmarket town stretches from the borders of Kuta and Legian all the way to Kerobokan and is located some 9km away from Ngurah Rai International Airport. Seminyak in general would include the neighbouring towns of Petitenget and Umalas. The beach here is called Seminyak Beach and is the spot for sunset sessions. Pop into any of the restaurants and beach bars that are lined up along the shoreline to enjoy delicious cocktails and live music. Along Jalan Raya Seminyak and Jalan Kayu Aya, which is also known as Jalan Laksamana, you’ll find some truly fantastic shopping, dining, spa, bars and clubs which would all be accessible on foot. Jalan Kayu Aya is often referred to as “Eat Street”. Here, you’ll find some of the best restaurants such as Ultimo, Italian Job, Chandi, Batik Restaurant & Bar, and many more. For after-dinner drinks, head to Red Carpet Champagne Bar or one of the many bars that line the street for delicious cocktails and live music. The Fashion Capital of Bali Jalan Laksamana is a shopping paradise with the biggest designer brands such as Magali Pascal, Lulu Yasmin, Uluwatu Lace and Bamboo Blonde. There are also unique local shops selling trinkets, accessories, souvenirs and arts and crafts. Along Jalan Raya Seminyak, you’ll find everything from designer brands and Balinese sarongs to handmade accessories, local clothing, leather sandals, souvenirs, home décor and even artwork. So now that you know all about Bali’s most popular thriving beach town, it’s time to start planning your stay and what better way to enjoy all that Seminyak has to offer than by staying in a beautiful and modern, tropical Bali villa? A great example would be Villa Tokyo. This is a stunning, modern and contemporary villa with a unique design in the most sought-after location. Built on 200 sqm of land, Villa Tokyo comes with 2 bedrooms each with its own ensuite bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen, open living and dining spaces, an outdoor terrace, a swimming pool and a private parking space. Nestled in its own private compound and surrounded by lush greenery, Villa Tokyo is a 2-storey building with the ground floor being fully opened to the elements, creating a lovely space for indoor-outdoor living. The living and dining area, kitchen and terrace are located here, all overlooking the pool. Interiors are fresh and minimalist, with earthy wood tones set against stark white floors and walls. Both bedrooms are located on the second floor. Each bedroom comes with large windows for fresh air and sunlight and a plush, king-sized bed with premium bedding, a flat-screen TV, and minimalistic bohemian-inspired décor, all set in an enigmatic ambience comprising neutral shades of brown, grey and white. The master bedroom has sliding glass doors that lead out to the balcony and a bathroom with a deep white stone bathtub as well as a vanity area with a mirror and a sink. The second bathroom has a standing shower instead of a bathtub, and both bathrooms are decorated with dark grey polished stones and bright cream tiles. The second floor landing right above the staircase deserves a special mention – a delightfully soothing nook, it’s aesthetically pleasing with beautiful yet minimalistic décor and artwork. Guests looking for some quiet time can relax here in the armchair or on the hall chair that’s been set up against the wall. Villa Tokyo is located in the heart of trendy and upmarket Petitenget, close to all of the most popular shopping, dining, clubs and bars, and is now available for monthly and yearly rent. Click here to learn more about Villa Tokyo. Ready to stay in Seminyak? Contact Bali Coconut Living now. We are a leading Seminyak-based villa property agent ready to assist you in buying, selling, and villa maintenance. Feel free to browse through our listings of freehold or leasehold apartments, available for sale and for rent in all of the most popular areas including Seminyak, Umalas, Uluwatu, Jimbaran and Canggu.

So you’ve taken the plunge and have decided to go ahead and buy land in Bali! Congratulations, this is going to be an exciting time for you. Being a landowner in Bali means that you’re investing in one of the most wanted locations in the world –your investment will only yield high returns as time goes by. Additionally, buying land in Bali is one of the surest and safest ways to park your money and grow your asset portfolio. Even if you’re not developing the land yet, you can just leave the land there with little to no risks. Unlike properties, land does not require maintenance, electricity, or security. All you have to do is just make sure no one is squatting or illegally building on your land. But before you sign on the dotted line, let’s take a look at some common mistakes that people make when buying land in Bali and what you can do to avoid them. Skipping out on background checks Before any transaction takes place, it would be wise to do your due diligence and find out more about the land that you’re looking to purchase. Make sure that you’re dealing directly with the owner or a trusted and accredited real estate firm with direct ties to the owner. It’s unfortunate that in many cases, there are “middlemen” involved which could cause you problems in the long term. It might be tempting to just skip all the red tape and put your trust in the friendly salesman, but remember that you’re putting a lot at risk. The best way to check if the land and owner are “clean” would be to enlist the services of a property lawyer and a notary. No Understanding Of Indonesia’s Property Laws At this stage, it’s important to understand that only Indonesians can purchase or own land/property in the country. No foreigners are allowed to do so and if someone is telling you that you can, that is a huge red flag. Make sure you understand the basic land/property types which comprise the following: The “freehold” title or “Hak Milik” means that only Indonesian citizens can hold this title. If you’re a foreigner and you’re tempted to hold a freehold land, it will automatically be deemed void, and therefore, the land will automatically belong to the government. A secondary title, known as “Right of Use” or “Hak Pakai” is the best option for a foreigner. With a built-in extension of 25 years, the title comes with renewal after 20 years with only a small tax implication. Restrictions include the size of land and property and you must hold a valid permit to stay in Indonesia such as a KITAP or a KITAS. The third title is a commercial title; “Hak Guna Bangunan”, which means “right to build”. This title is compulsory for both foreign and Indonesian companies buying, selling, or managing villas for commercial purposes. Remember to also speak to your lawyers and notary about property tax and other taxation involved when buying land in Bali. No Understanding Of Zoning Laws and Regulations Understanding zoning laws is extremely important as it will tell you what you can and cannot do with your land. Some areas are zoned for tourism which is great for villas, guesthouses and hotels. Certain zones are slated for residential, forestry, conservation, green, industrial and trade and service. Some properties may not even have road access, which will be expensive for you to undertake. Be sure to speak to your lawyer or notary to understand which zone the land that you’re planning to buy falls under and if you’re even allowed to build on that land at all. No understanding of the local culture or “adat” It’s very important to understand the neighbourhood where your land is located in. Every village in Bali is governed by a “banjar” - a council of village leaders with their own sets of rules, guidelines and regulations. Spend some time understanding the local neighbourhood laws, important cultural practices and religious days. There might be fees that you’d need to pay the Banjar every now and then, which would go back into the village. Speak to other foreigners in the area who might be willing to share their experiences with you so you can be mentally prepared. Ready to buy land in Bali? Contact Bali Coconut Living is a leading Seminyak-based villa property agent ready to assist you in buying, selling, and villa maintenance. Feel free to browse through our listings of freehold or leasehold apartments, available for sale and for rent in all of the most popular areas including Seminyak, Umalas, Uluwatu, Jimbaran, Sanur and Canggu.

Want to invest in a Bali vacation rental and enjoy a high return on investments? This is a great move if you’re looking to put your money into something long-term and stable, and enjoy high, consistent returns over the long run. Land and property will always be in demand, especially in a popular tourist destination like Bali. With a Bali vacation rental, you can generate income from anywhere in the world. You can even choose to stay on the property when you’re in town, which means that you’ll have a holiday home waiting for you whenever you wish. Now that borders are opening up and tourists are returning, you can confidently start your search for that perfect plot of land to build your dream Bali villa on. Whether you choose to stay in the villa yourself or rent it out to travellers and feel confident knowing that there are always visitors looking for short-term Bali vacation rentals. So why a vacation rental? A Bali vacation rental is a holiday accommodation that travellers can rent on a short-term basis. These accommodations include villas, holiday homes, guesthouses, apartments and studios. Vacation rentals like villas are popular in Bali as they allow travellers to fully experience tropical island life in complete luxury and privacy. Most villas in Bali come with their own swimming pool, a lush tropical garden, lovely living and dining areas, a kitchen, and sumptuous bedrooms with ensuites. Hotels are great but there is no luxury of space or privacy and facilities would have to be shared with other guests. The fact that villas come with their own private kitchens is also a plus point. It’s easy enough to market your Bali vacation rental or villa here in Bali. Thanks to the internet, you can try marketing it on your own using online booking sites. But remember that this will come with a whole host of challenges. You will also need to hire people to manage the guests and staff and a property manager. This may cause you unnecessary stress especially when you’re not on the island to manage everything yourself. Running a successful vacation rental home can require a lot of effort. Instead, you could always work together with a trusted villa management company like Bali Coconut Living, a leading Seminyak-based villa property agent ready to assist you in buying, selling, and villa maintenance. You can find out more about us here.   Once you’ve decided to go ahead and invest in a Bali property whether land to build your dream Bali villa on, or buy a villa to turn into a vacation rental, the next logical step is to choose a location. The most popular tourist destinations in Bali, and the most profitable would be Seminyak, Petitenget, Umalas, Canggu, Kuta, Legian, Sanur, Jimbaran and Uluwatu, Bingin, Pecatu. Don’t forget about Ubud and Nusa Lembongan! These regions are almost never in short supply of visitors.  Once the villa or sale is complete, then you’re ready to start renting! Ready to purchase your own Bali land or villa to turn into a vacation rental? Contact Bali Coconut Living now, and feel free to browse through our listings of freehold or leasehold apartments, available for sale and for rent in all of the most popular areas including Seminyak, Umalas, Uluwatu, Jimbaran and Canggu.

Love travelling? Then the digital nomad life is the way to go. You can work as you see the world and earn while you explore. Bali is also a favourite of digital nomads from all over the world but did you know that there are a few rules and regulations that you need to adhere to? Working in Indonesia as a foreigner without the proper papers and permits is illegal. Essentially, foreigners cannot work for any local Indonesian companies or do the job that a local can do. The government is very strict about this as they are looking to protect the locals and their sources of income. Additionally, foreigners cannot just apply for a job at an Indonesian company for work that a local can do. This is why you’ll see that foreigners are usually hired only for top management positions and specialist positions or as consultants. But the great thing about living the life of a digital nomad is that you can work for any international company from around the globe and live anywhere, Bali included! If you’re planning to stay on the island for longer than 6 months then it would be best to refer to an accredited and official visa agent to speak to them about your options for living long-term in Bali as a digital nomad. Let’s take a look at some of the options that you can consider:    Business Visa - You will have 60 days in Indonesia upon receiving your approved Business Visa. Remember that this would only be suitable for digital nomads who are not working for any Indonesian companies, but are conducting business in another country either for themselves or for an international company and receiving money in a foreign bank account. Work and Stay Permit - A work and stay permit is called a KITAS and it would allow you to openly work in Indonesia. Once you receive your KITAS, you’ll be able to work and stay in Indonesia for up to 12 months. This is a great option for those who want to open an office in Bali, work with local companies, hire local staff and contract local vendors. Investor Visa - This is perfect for digital nomads or foreigners who wish to open a company in Indonesia. This is called a PT Foreign Direct Investment Company (PT PMA). It is the only way to establish a foreign-owned company in Indonesia. There should be 2 directors, and one of them has to reside in Indonesia and oversee the day-to-day. Those who establish a PT PMA will get a Work KITAS as well as an official tax number, often referred to as NPWP. Digital Nomad Visa - There have been whispers of an official Digital Nomad visa that would let you stay in Bali for up to 5 years. At this time, there is no official announcement from the authorities but you can always speak to your preferred visa agent or lawyer to ask more about this.   Digital nomads who work for a foreign company abroad and receive their income via a foreign bank can also apply for a work and stay permit so that they can live and work in Bali for longer than 6 months. Speak to your chosen visa agent to explore your options. Bali Coconut Living is not a visa agency or an immigration lawyer, please refer all official inquiries to a trusted visa agent or an accredited immigration lawyer of your choice. Ready to start living your digital nomad life in Bali? Find your own beautiful, luxurious, tropical Bali villa with Bali Coconut Living. Contact us now. Bali Coconut Living is a leading Seminyak-based villa property agent ready to assist you in buying, selling, and villa maintenance. Feel free to browse through our listings of freehold or leasehold apartments, available for sale and for rent in all of the most popular areas including Seminyak, Umalas, Uluwatu, Jimbaran and Canggu.

Ubud is a wonderful place to visit and to live in. Bali’s cultural and spiritual hub is the perfect balance of city and country, offering all of today’s modern luxuries in a serene and charming, laid-back jungle setting. No wonder it was named the Best City In Asia by Travel+Leisure Magazine Unique Tradition Bali’s unique traditions are very much alive here in Ubud, much more so than in the famous beach towns of Seminyak, Canggu and Kuta. The Balinese culture is showcased through beautiful architecture, artwork, performances, activities, ceremonies, and day-to-day lives. The city is surrounded by lush tropical jungles, plantations and rice fields, a haven for nature lovers. It’s peaceful and quiet (no loud motorbikes or clubs here!), great for creative souls and remote workers who crave a peaceful place to work and to call home. The Best Hospitality In The World Ubud is also where you’ll find some of the best hospitality in the world. Service is tip-top, and the staff is always genuinely friendly and eager to help. It’s the perfect location, especially for remote workers who are looking to co-live. There are also incredible restaurants headed by world-renowned chefs and really awesome shopping. So if you’re considering remote working and co-living in Ubud, we would definitely recommend it. Prices for a yearly villa in Ubud are much more affordable than the skyrocketing prices in the south. You could easily rent a yearly villa in Ubud to co-live with your friends, colleagues or loved ones at an affordable yearly price which would include all of the essentials like wifi, a flat-screen TV, and security. Stay in Ubud Renting a yearly villa in Ubud will ensure you your own space and privacy. Plus, you’ll get so much more for your money in comparison to renting a small, monthly room in a guesthouse or in an expensive apartment. By pooling all of your resources together, you and your friends or colleagues can enjoy luxurious island living in your own private Ubud villa that would come with a living and dining area, a fully-equipped kitchen and kitchen appliances, indoor-outdoor living, your own private pool, a garden, parking area and lots of storage space. An Ubud villa would also typically come with daily or weekly cleaning, linen change, and garden and pool maintenance. All you need to do is focus on working and living the life of your dreams! Ready to find your yearly villa in Ubud? Speak to us at Bali Coconut Living. We’re experts in the Bali property law and a Seminyak-based villa property agent that is always ready to serve you if you need assistance in buying, selling, and even maintaining a villa for your passive income. Feel free to contact us by clicking on this link, or pick up the phone and call us at +62 361 847 6727. Meanwhile, take a look at our most popular and in-demand collection of yearly villa for rent in Ubud. Our catalogue of beautiful and luxurious, tropical leasehold villas is easily categorized via price and location. Take your time to browse through our collection and do let us know when you would like to have an inspection!

Looking to rent or buy property in Bali? On this day and age, the internet makes everything look so easy. Future buyers and potential renters just need to start surfing the web to find an almost limitless selection of villas, homes and commercial properties available for sale or rent here in Bali. The initial process might appear so simple that you might be tempted to handle the entire rental or purchase process all on your own. Unless you’re extremely experienced in the Bali property sector or understand the Indonesian property laws and landscape like the back of your hand, we would strongly suggest that you do not attempt to do this on your own. The best thing to do is to hire a trusted and credible property agent in Bali to help you. You’ll find that this will be extremely helpful to you as renting and buying a property in Bali can be a time-consuming and stressful experience. There is a ton of red tape and bureaucracies to manoeuvre, not to mention the often confusing Indonesian property laws to navigate and the discussions and negotiations you’ll need to make with the property owner, notaries, lawyers, the Banjar and other local authorities. Fortunately and unfortunately, there is no easy way out, especially if you’re a foreigner. There have been many cases in the past when a foreign buyer or renters tried to purchase or rent a property using a “representative” or a “nominee” – in most of these cases, they have met with unhappy endings or have had to navigate through incredibly stressful situations involving the law and large sums of money. So to keep a clean record in Indonesia and to ensure a peaceful and healthy, stress-free experience while purchasing or renting a property in Bali, it would be in your best interest to hire a property agent who will act as your property business partner. A certified property agent can also keep you from getting scammed. There have been cases here in Bali where property “owners” run off with your deposits. There are also charlatans who will copy property advertisements and post it online with their own contact details. Once the thief has received your security deposit from you, he or she then disappears with your money.   If you’re looking for a property business partner and a property agent in Bali Look no further than Bali Coconut Living. We’re experts in the Bali property law and a Seminyak-based villa property agent that is always ready to serve you if you need assistance in buying, selling, and even maintaining a villa for your passive income. Our team of qualified and professional staff will help you to make better evaluations and marketing decisions while making sure that you comply with the most current environmental, cultural, and legal regulations on the island. We are your consultants and problem-solvers.  From home search to property management and rent collection, we will be present with you every step of the way. Feel free to contact Bali Coconut Living, or pick up the phone and call us at +62 361 847 6727.

On the market for a Bali villa? Well, now is one of the best times to start looking! There are hundreds, if not thousands of villas in Bali so our advice to you is to start narrowing down your search based on criteria. One of the most important things to understand before you purchase anything is legalities and Indonesian property law. There are 3 main types of property ownership here in Indonesia and if you’re a foreign citizen, it would be good to know early on that foreigners aren’t legally allowed to own land or property in Indonesia. The next best thing to do is to “purchase” a leasehold property. Simply put, a “lease” means a long-term rent of a property – you “own” the property for a number of years whether 25 or 70 years, depending on your agreement with the owner. This does not include the land that the property stands on. Depending on your agreement with the owner, payments can either be made annually, or you can make full payments upfront to cover the entire duration of the lease. Once the lease has expired, you can either negotiate to renew the lease or the property will be returned to the rightful owner and reverted back to its freehold status. This option has worked incredibly well for foreigners who wish to have their own property in Bali or for those who are looking to buy and let. Just take a look at all of the expat areas in South Bali and you can see this for yourself. You can also speak to us at Bali Coconut Living. We’re experts in the Bali property law and a Seminyak-based villa property agent that is always ready to serve you if you need assistance in buying, selling, and even maintaining a villa for your passive income. Feel free to contact us by clicking on Bali Coconut Living, or pick up the phone and call us at +62 361 847 6727. Meanwhile, take a look at our most popular and in-demand collection of leasehold properties in Bali. Our catalogue of beautiful and luxurious, tropical leasehold villas is easily categorized via price and location. Take your time to browse through our collection and do let us know when you would like to have an inspection!  

You’ve finally decided to book that ticket and come to Bali! Whether you are planning to stay only for a few weeks, a few months or for the long-term, moving to a brand new location in another part of the world is always exciting. There’s so much to look forward to, new friends to make and thrilling activities to try. Here in South Bali, you’ll never run out of things to do. This is especially true in Canggu, Seminyak, Ubud and Sanur. Now that the tourists are back, the streets are alive again and thriving! Restaurants, bars and clubs are running at full capacity, great shopping, and for those who prefer physical activities, yoga, watersports and surfing lessons to enjoy. Cultural activities are also available, such as temple and waterfall excursions and Balinese dance shows and performances. Let’s take a look at some exciting outdoor activities that you can do while you’re in Bali. 1. Enroll in a yoga class You can’t be in Bali without trying out a yoga class or two! Yoga engages with the mind, body and spirit, keeping those who practice it fit and healthy. Practising yoga can help anyone achieve inner calm while developing a healthy and mindful lifestyle. There are loads of yoga classes everywhere in Bali – whether you choose to stay in Canggu, Sanur, Seminyak or Ubud. 2. Go surfing South Bali is a world-famous surfing destination. So renowned are Uluwatu, Padang-Padang and Balangan Beach that they attract the biggest international names in surfing. International competitions are also often held here throughout the year with the biggest brands as title sponsors. If you’re a beginner, worry not – you can always go for surfing lessons on Kuta Beach before trying out the waves in Uluwatu! 3. Go On A Temple Tour There’s nothing quite as fascinating as Bali’s beautiful temples. These ancient places of worship date back centuries, with stunning architecture and fascinating backstories. Book yourself a temple tour with a guide who could give you interesting facts and insights about the temples you visit.  Bali’s most famous temples would include Pura Luhur Lempuyang – where you can find the famous ‘Gates of Heaven’; Pura Besakih – also known as the Mother Temple; Pura Tanah Lot – famous for the sacred snakes; Pura Luhur Uluwatu – a breathtaking location on a clifftop with resident monkeys and the world-famous kecak dance.  Please remember to dress appropriately and behave respectfully at these places of worship. 4. Explore Bali’s Waterfalls Bali is not only about stunning sunsets and sandy beaches. The island is filled with magical waterfalls that will take your breath away. Many of them are located in central Bali in Ubud, Gianyar and Bangli, and also to the north of the island near Munduk and Singaraja. One that is easily accessible via bike or scooter is Tegenungan waterfall. It’s located in Sukawati, Gianyar and is great for beginners and families. Once parked, you can easily get to the waterfall by walking down a set of well-made concrete stairs. Other famous waterfalls to try visit would be Goa Rang Reng, Kanto Lampo, Gitgit, Sekumpul, Nungnung, Tibumana and Tukad Cepung. Do bear in mind that many of these waterfalls aren’t easy to get to and would require quite a trek down a few hundred steps or a hike down a dirt trail. 5. Visit Nusa Penida, Lembongan and Ceningan Bali’s sister islands, Nusa Penida, Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Ceningan are some of the most beautiful places on planet earth, with majestic, jaw-dropping natural surroundings and incredible marine life unique to this part of the world. The three islands are easily accessible by yacht or fastboat – just a quick 30-minute ride from Sanur harbour and you’re there. Get ready for adventure and explore some of the most iconic sites including Kelingking Beach, Diamond Beach, Rumah Pohon Treehouse, Angel’s Billabong, and jump off the cliff at Blue Lagoon. You can also rent a scooter and drive down the iconic yellow bridge and explore Nusa Ceningan!   Ready to start your adventure in Bali? Find your very own monthly villa in Seminyak & Umalas with Bali Coconut Living.  Contact us now. Bali Coconut Living is a leading Seminyak-based villa property agent ready to assist you in buying, selling, and villa maintenance. Feel free to browse through our listings of freehold or leasehold apartments, available for sale and rent in all of the most popular areas including Seminyak, Umalas, Uluwatu, Jimbaran and Canggu.

Heading to Uluwatu? It’s one of Bali’s most sought-after neighbourhoods and is especially popular amongst surfers. First discovered in the 1970s, Uluwatu is still Bali’s number one surf destination, thanks to the quality and consistency of the waves. This is where the most experienced surfers come to play, so get your surfboards ready and dive in for a good time! Set below stunning limestone cliffs, surfers flock to Uluwatu to test their skills on swells that come from all directions. There are 5 main “peaks” here that surfers are after, including Temple, The Bombie, Outside Corner, The Peak and Race Track The Waves Here are Fast & Powerful Remember to proceed with caution. The best time to visit Uluwatu would be June to August when the waves are the biggest and best. Those looking for smaller waves can try visiting from September to November. But Uluwatu is not just for surfing. Home to Bali’s best beaches and waves, the entire Bukit Peninsula area of Bali is filled with white sand beaches, crystal clear water and great clifftop locations to wine, dine and party overlooking the famous Uluwatu views. The vibe here is friendly and relaxed, with a healthy mix of locals and international tourists and expats. Uluwatu and neighbouring Pecatu, Ungasan and Bingin are all just minutes away from Bali’s best beaches. You can spend all your time exploring popular and hidden white sand beaches including Dreamland Beach, Melasti Beach, Padang Padang, Balangan Beach, Suluban Beach, Nyang Nyang Beach, Bingin Beach and more. If You Just Want To Relax & Enjoy The View You can do so from almost any clifftop perch in Uluwatu. Bring your sunblock and your sunnies and get ready to take in unimpeded views of the Indian Ocean for as far as the eye can see. Watch the waves miles below and see one of the most magical sunsets of your life. Day-to-day living here in Uluwatu doesn’t differ much from Seminyak or Canggu. There are great restaurants serving international cuisine, vegan, vegetarian and Indonesian favourites. There are local warungs too, cafes and pizzerias. By the beach, you’ll find a wide selection of beach shacks serving beach bites like burgers and staples like nasi goreng. There are great bars too and fun nightlife. Choose from relaxed low-key joints to luxurious beach bars like Single Fin, all serving delectable food, great drinks and fantastic entertainment. Located 30 minutes away from the Ngurah Rai International Airport in Kuta, Uluwatu is definitely a must-visit. And if you’re staying in Uluwatu, you would have plenty of time to explore! Ready to Enjoy Uluwatu?  Begin your search for long-term villa in Uluwatu only on Bali Coconut Living. We have a wide range of beautiful, modern and affordable monthly Bali villas for rent. Bali Coconut Living is a leading Seminyak-based villa property agent ready to assist you in buying, selling, and villa maintenance, and finding your ideal monthly Bali villa.  Feel free to browse through our listings of freehold or leasehold villas, monthly or yearly rentals, available for sale and for rent in all of the most popular areas including Seminyak, Umalas, Sanur, Uluwatu, Jimbaran and Canggu.   Meta Description: Love to surf? Here’s why Uluwatu is the world’s ultimate surf destination. Click here to read more.

It’s no surprise that Bali is a haven for yoga lovers. The island is renowned for its healing vibrations and a strong sense of spirituality. Put that together with beautiful natural surroundings and world-class yoga instructors, and you’ve got the ultimate yoga destination! Mention ‘yoga’ and the first thing that comes to mind is Ubud, Bali’s cultural and artistic hub, also known as the ‘holistic heart’ of the island. But yoga is not just practised here - the good news is that yoga is practised everywhere in Bali. In South Bali, yoga studios are especially abundant in  Canggu and Seminyak - the latter being the ideal choice for those who enjoy the town’s elegant, slightly posh and cosmopolitan ambience in comparison to Canggu’s youngish and hippy atmosphere. In addition to stylish cafes, incredible restaurants, spas and beach clubs, Seminyak is also home to some popular and renowned yoga centres and studios that offer daily and weekly classes as well as yoga retreats. Here are some of our favourites. Yoga 108 Bali A popular, well-established studio along Drupadi in Seminyak, Bali, offers a wide variety of yoga styles and levels. Great for beginners who are looking for a non-competitive, relaxed environment and classes led by experienced instructors. Walk-ins are available, no need for bookings. Jiwa Yoga Located in the heart of bustling and trendy Petitenget, Jiwa Yoga is a stone’s throw away from the main shopping areas of Seminyak and the beach, making it ideal for visitors. Offering Bikram, Vinyasa, Yin, Ashtanga Yoga and Hot Pilates. Packages and online classes are available. SOHAM Wellness Centre Spread across 3 stories and 2500 sqm, SOHAM offers Vinyasa Yoga, Healing Yoga and Power Yoga. The centre also comes with a fully equipped gym, a sauna and steam room, locker rooms, a healthy bar, a gorgeous swimming pool and a spa. Where To Stay in Seminyak So if you’re heading to Seminyak for some yoga and shopping, you’ll need accommodation to complement your stay. We’d thoroughly recommend Villa Vinia, a beautiful, vast and airy Bali villa in the heart of Seminyak. Villa Vinia pays homage to the tropical island of Bali through its designs and the use of natural colours and elements including hardwood, alang-alang, rattan and stone. This beautiful 2-bedroom villa is a calming and peaceful abode that will soothe the senses and uplift the spirit. There are both indoor and outdoor living and dining areas that overlook the pool. The outdoor bar is great for entertaining with views of a lush garden filled with green grass and fragrant frangipanis.  Inside, the bedrooms are delightful pockets of light with bright walls, decor and lovely furniture in pleasing natural shades. Both bedrooms come with tropical-style ensuites. Villa Vinia is the ideal villa if you’re planning on a month-long yoga retreat either by yourself, your loved one or your friends. The villa’s interiors are conducive to yoga, meditation and contemplation. It is also the perfect villa for those seeking a fun, relaxing getaway to Seminyak and for those who want to be close to all of the attractions, nightlife and the beach!   Ready to enjoy yoga in Seminyak? Find your very own Seminyak villa for monthly rent with Bali Coconut Living. Contact us now. Bali Coconut Living is a leading Seminyak-based villa property agent ready to assist you in buying, selling, and villa maintenance. Feel free to browse through our listings of freehold or leasehold apartments, available for sale and for rent in all of the most popular areas including Seminyak, Umalas, Uluwatu, Jimbaran and Canggu.

Planning a trip to Canggu? Well, once you’re there, you won’t need lots of convincing to stay longer. Canggu is such a vibrant, colourful and exciting seaside town, filled with the best and most beautiful cafes, restaurants, beach clubs, shopping, spa, and accommodations. The area is relatively new – it all began in Berawa but these days, all neighbourhoods like Batu Botong, Tanah Barak and Batu Mejan, all the way up to Tanah Lot and Mengwi are also considered Canggu. And because the area is only recently developed, Canggu is where you’ll find gorgeous tropical villas, beautiful apartments and modern guesthouses as well as sleek, new shops with shiny, clean and sparkling facades selling the most gorgeous and unique items.   You Will Always Find A Space To Play There is still so much space to play around with that developers and land owners have found the freedom to truly create some of the loveliest Canggu villas and buildings to suit modern tastes. Unlike Seminyak and Kuta, Canggu is still filled with rice fields, which is really great to wake up to! There is none of that stuffy, boxed-in feeling here – depending on the neighbourhood, you can expect fresh and friendly vibes, amazing views and pleasing aesthetics.   The streets of Canggu are filled with stunning restaurants and cafes, offering delectable cuisine to suit all budgets, with dishes from all around the world, and of course, keto, vegan and vegetarian options and some of the best coffee in town! When it comes to entertainment, Canggu is a hub. There are no shortages of beach clubs, beach bars and nightclubs to suit all preferences and tastes. The nightlife in Canggu starts just before sunset and ends whenever you want it to. Beauty and wellness are also thriving here in Canggu with myriad yoga centres, gyms, spas with sauna and thermal facilities and salons offering hair and nail treatment. So appealing is Canggu and so vibrant that you’ll find an exciting and healthy mix of both locals and international travellers who have made Canggu their home. There are flourishing communities, each with its own interests and hobbies from yoga to surfing, painting, skating, dancing, crypto, food, and more.   There is Always Something New To Explore Canggu is all about thrilling selections and new options to keep you busy day and night. A hub for the young and the creative, it is also a favourite amongst digital nomads who are working from their laptops, those working from home and those who are running a business or selling a skill online. So for the young and the young-at-heart, Canggu is the perfect place for all of the above. There are many neighbourhoods within Canggu itself but everything is just minutes away by car or scooter. Ready to stay longer in Canggu? Find your very own one-bedroom long-term villa in Canggu with Bali Coconut Living.  Contact us now. Bali Coconut Living is a leading Seminyak-based villa property agent ready to assist you in buying, selling, and villa maintenance. Feel free to browse through our listings of freehold or leasehold apartments, available for sale and for rent in all of the most popular areas including Seminyak, Umalas, Uluwatu, Jimbaran and Canggu.  

Everyone wants to move to Bali. And why wouldn’t they, what with gorgeous weather, beautiful surrounds, friendly locals and affordable living? These days, it is much easier to live anywhere around the world thanks to the internet. Digital nomads and remote workers now can work from anywhere they like and one of the top choices is almost always Bali. So if you’re a digital nomad planning to move to Bali, how much would you need and how much would it cost you to stay in Bali?   The First Thing To Consider is Housing Anyone earning in a stronger foreign currency would find Bali extremely affordable. You can stay in a beautiful house or villa, rent a motorbike or scooter or even a car, enjoy delicious, healthy and nourishing food from the myriad of cafes all around and travel Indonesia while you’re here. You can party, surf, and shop, especially in South Bali. Where would you stay while in Bali? A helpful tip is to pick an area or a neighbourhood. Canggu, Seminyak and Ubud are popular with digital nomads, thanks to easy access to cafes, fast wifi, great entertainment, beach clubs, and like-minded neighbours. There are hundreds of villas to choose from and apartments and rooms in guesthouses. Depending on your budget, you can choose the type of villa that you like – number of bedrooms, size, facility and distance to and from the beach. If you’re looking for a villa, be sure to go through a trusted, credible and experienced villa rental company like Bali Coconut Living, which comes with an excellent track record and thousands of customer reviews so you won’t get scammed or find yourself at the short end of any deal. Another thing to factor in is the cost of a Visa. You will need a Visa to stay in Bali for longer than 30 days. At the moment, there is no Digital Nomad Visa but you can speak to a credible and established visa agent to identify one that would most suit your needs. A Business Visa, for example, would cost approximately USD 200 – USD 300 to obtain, not including flights in and out of Indonesia and other requirements.   Remember To Factor in Travel Insurance Medical care and emergency savings, and depending on your lifestyle, we would say that digital nomads and remote workers would enjoy a comfortable life here in Bali with costs of living of about USD 700 – USD 2000 per month. Ready to move to Bali and live out your digital nomad lifestyle on the Island Of The Gods? Start by looking for your perfect Bali villa. Here at Bali Coconut Living, we have a wide range of beautiful, modern and affordable monthly Bali villas for rent. Take a look at our monthly Bali villa rentals in Canggu. Bali Coconut Living is a leading Seminyak-based villa property agent ready to assist you in buying, selling, and villa maintenance, and finding your ideal monthly Bali villa.  Feel free to browse through our listings of freehold or leasehold villas, monthly or yearly rentals, available for sale and for rent in all of the most popular areas including Seminyak, Umalas, Sanur, Uluwatu, Jimbaran and Canggu.