Villa Asmara Lovina Bali

Location :

Lovina, Singaraja, Banjar, Nusa Tenggara Barat 81151
Added by Jopie, at 14 May 2017

Villa Asmara is an exclusive villa located in the north of the tropical Indonesian island of Bali. The villa is nestled between the beautiful green rice paddies and the vast sandy beaches of the Bali Sea. The villa is located near the authentic Balinese village of Dencarik, which is just a few kilometres west of the famous Lovina Beach Resort.

Asmara means “love and romance” in Indonesian. They could not have chosen a better name for this idyllic paradise. It is surely the perfect destination for families, friends, couples, and honeymooners. The beach, the stunning tropical garden, and the infinity pool with never-ending views overlooking the sea will immediately make you feel like staying in this beautiful place forever.

The Asmara team will welcome you with open arms. The staff is professionally trained to fulfil all your needs so that you can fully enjoy a carefree and memorable holiday. You combine the extensive services of a luxury hotel with the privacy and freedom of a villa. You do not have to share the villa with others.

The villa can accommodate up to 10 guests. The five spacious bedrooms are air conditioned and each has a private bathroom. The main house has four bedrooms (three with a double bed and one with two single beds). In the garden, a secluded annexe offers privacy and luxurious comfort in typical Balinese style for two people. This honeymoon suite with double bed is arranged as a studio with a lounge area and two terraces.

The atmospheric living room with its spacious seating area overlooks the garden and the sea. The villa is equipped with a flat screen TV with satellite connection, a DVD player, and an extensive collection of DVDs, including a large assortment of children’s films. For those who enjoy quality time, there are various games as well as a pool table.

The heart of the villa is located around the pool, where sunbathers can relax on comfortable sun loungers on the large terrace. The terrace is partly covered with a traditional thatched alang alang roof, which features a long dining table. Is there anything better than enjoying breakfast with a refreshing sea breeze or having lunch or dinner overlooking the infinity pool, the sea, and the tropical garden? The spacious lounge area with docking station is ideal for blissful relaxation. The bale benong is also a covered terrace where you can sink into the cushions and enjoy an aperitif. There are many seating areas around the villa where you can linger cosily and rest. Even if you are staying with a large group of guests, everyone will have the necessary privacy. The garden and terraces are equipped with lights that ensure a pleasant atmosphere in the evening.

Free internet is available throughout the entire Villa Asmara property via Wi-Fi.

There is so much going on at Villa Asmara and in the surrounding area. In addition to walks on the beach, sunbathing, swimming, relaxing, reading, walking, and meditation, there are plenty of activities that can be arranged in and around the villa. The staff is happy to assist in planning a tour with a driver or organising cooking classes, snorkelling/diving lessons, and massage/yoga sessions in the villa as well as trekking trips, dolphin watching, and scooter/bicycle rental outside of the villa.

Don’t be misled – paradise is NOT boring. Enjoyment is where it’s at!

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• Anynomous

  18 August 2018

  Thanks Laura for entertaining and teaching our kids .. we are sure they will remember you 👩🏽‍🏫👱🏼‍♀️😉

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• Anynomous

  03 August 2018

  Summer swimming class 🏊‍♂️🏊‍♀️🏊‍♂️🏊‍♂️🏊‍♀️

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• Anynomous

  24 June 2018

  Summer holiday swimming courses for our Asmara Kids 👍💦🏊

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• Anynomous

  19 June 2018

  Kids garden party at Villa Asmara Lovina Bali .. practising English whilst enjoying and having fun 🎈🎊🎉🎈

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• Anynomous

  08 May 2018

  The best wines are the ones we drink with friends

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• Anynomous

  14 April 2018

  We are so proud to show the pictures of our first Asmara class 😀 .. a class of super motivated children who travel weekly from different villages with our schoolbus to attend the English courses at Coba Baca library & school in Lovina. Since they are all so dedicated and never want to miss a class, they were each given a brand new schoolbag. Wishing them all lots of success with accomplishing their dreams .. so happy we can help 😊📚Thank you Dirk & Luc 😚😘

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• Anynomous

  06 March 2018

  Kamar Sawah, room with a view #lovina #bali

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• Anynomous

  03 December 2017

  What a beautiful day to show our gratitude and thank our Asmara team and their family members ☺ .. So happy to enjoy this Team Day together with them in Krisna Funtastic land 😍

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• Anynomous

  03 December 2017

  THE TRUTH ABOUT THE VOLCANO ERUPTION IN BALI :

  Don’t worry, take a trip and enjoy paradise Bali! 🌴 ❤️#balistillsafe .

  The level of warning was raised. But it doesn’t mean that we are swimming in lava and grabbing oars to rush to the neighbor island or cancel our holiday. ... It means that a volcanic explosion and the release of lava is possible in a ZONE OF UP TO 10KM.

  AIRPORT: The Airport only closed for 3 days and was ALREADY OPEN again on November 29th at 14:28LT

  EVACUATION: Local residents in ​​10km radius from the volcano and tourists who have flights during this time are being evacuated.

  ASH: Only in areas near the volcano. There is no ash in tourist areas.

  DANGER AREA: The danger area: Up to 10 km. Here are the distances of the main areas from Mt. Agung: LOVINA 70 km, UBUD 50km, KUTA 70km, SEMINYAK 72km, AIRPORT 75km, NUSA DUA 82km, JIMBARAN 78km, CANGGU 75km, SANUR 65km

  We want to let you know, for all tourists out there which are the main tourists destinations is about 75 km from “red zone” area. It’s still safe places to go so don't worry . And enjoy paradise Bali !! ❤️

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• Anynomous

  30 November 2017

  Volcano update:

  Denpasar airport re-opened today ☺

  Let's hope Mt. Agung Volcano goes back to sleep .. Fingers crossed 🤞

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• Anynomous

  29 November 2017

  Look who's there ... Meet our new friend Pinky #lovinabeach #villaasmara #pinky

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• Anynomous

  27 November 2017

  Volcano update:

  As we are on the island ourselves right now, we will try to give you accurate information, which in most cases lacks the media broadcasts..

  For now Villa Asmara Lovina Bali, neither the west side of Bali is affected by the vulcanic ash cloud. Villa Zensa Seminyak Bali had some minor volcanic dust on the outside terrace furniture in the early morning today.

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  After the phreatic erruption of last week, yesterday, Saturday November 25th, a first eruption occured around 5:30 p.m. local time. More eruptions followed and continued into Sunday, with a "medium-pressure eruption" in the early evening that sent ash 2,000 meters into the air, the Bali's Regional Disaster Management Agency said.

  The National Agency for Disaster Management issued a Level 3 alert, recommending no public activities within 6 to 7.5 kilometers (3.5 to 4.5 miles) from the peak. Anyone within that distance of the peak was advised to evacuate.

  Indonesia's Center for Volcanology and Geological Hazard Mitigation raised its aviation notice from an orange alert to a red one Sunday.

  Lombok International Airport on the neighbour Pulau Lombok island has closed temporarily due to the north-westerly winds, moving the ashcloud to the east.

  Today, as the wind turned easterly in the early morning, Ngurah Rai International Airport in Bali has been closed temporarily as it affects arriving and departing traffic. This closure has been confirmed until Tuesday, November 28th, 7am.

  Below, the picture of the current area affected by the ashcloud (red) and its 6hour/12hour prediction.

  Keep you informed.

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• Anynomous

  22 November 2017

  Volcano update:

  Tuesday, November 21 at 4pm: Mount Agung had a so-called "phreatic eruption".

  Phreatic eruptions are steam-driven explosions that occur when magma heats water beneath the ground. A normal reaction of heated water, resulting in the erruption of grey steam. Steam driven explosions occur when vast amounts of water beneath the ground run over molten lava or magma, causing pressure to build up in the volcano. These are incredibly hard to predict.... Phreatic explosions are accompanied by smoke, volcanic ash and and other material in the crater. Volcanic phreatic eruption is not something strange if the status of volcano is above normal.

  The alert level remains at a grade 3, on a scale of 1 to 4, after it was downgraded from the maximum level 1 in October.

  Following a month of close monitoring, officials are closely watching the volcano for signs of increased seismic activity.

  This phreatic eruption may not lead to anything else claims volcanologist Professor Erik Klemetti, "Just like before, we wait. If the earthquakes remain low, then maybe we’re not seeing the start of a larger eruptive period at Agung. We just need to watch all the warning signs that volcanoes provide".

  The Indonesian volcanologists who have been monitoring the volcano have done an excellent job, so if you are planning to travel to Bali or live on the island, pay attention to their words.

  For now, the situation remains unchanged and the airport remains open.

  Keep you updated ..

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• Anynomous

  03 November 2017

  If our guests are happy .. then we are happy 😊 Thanks for this beautiful feedback and your motivating words 😀 Terima kasih banyak from the entire Villa Asmara team 🙏 www.balibeachvilla.com Kadek Sukreni Kadek Nila Dewa Putu Susila

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• Anynomous

  31 October 2017

  Galungan and Kuningan

  Galungan enlivens the whole island of Bali. It marks the beginning of the Pawukon year.

  These festivities, which start with the actual Galungan day, last 10 days and come to an end with the Kuningan celebration.

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  Galungan celebrates the creation of the universe, the victory of the good, Dharma, against the evil, Adharma. It takes place in the familial temples where, according to the Balinese, the gods come down to earth and the ancestors’ souls pay a visit to their family.

  Galungan is always celebrated on a Wednesday.

  Festivities come to an end with Kuningan, which celebrates purification. On that same day, the ancestors’ souls are leaving their family’s temple.

  #galungan #kuningan #bali #villaasmara #lovina #lovinabeach #balibeachvilla

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• Anynomous

  23 October 2017

  Feeling home far away from home, thanks to Kadek and Nila .. They make your stay at Villa Asmara just perfect: cooking, cleaning, laughing, joking, assisting the planning of your trips and scooter rent, giving you insight in the local Balinese tradition and culture, buying your fresh groceries at the early morning market, refreshing your bedlinen, laundry service, and much more .. all with their sweet smile and warm Balinese touch .. once you've met them, you will capture them in your heart forever ❤😍❤ Terima kasih banyak untuk dua harta karun dari Villa Asmara

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• Anynomous

  21 May 2017

  Villa Asmara total make-over .. we are so proud of the result 😀

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