Find Us in Berawa

Aragreen Villa Bali is nestled in the heart of Berawa, a vibrant yet serene area known for its beautiful beaches, trendy cafés, and lively atmosphere. Easily accessible and perfectly located, our villa offers the ideal blend of relaxation and convenience in Bali’s most sought-after neighborhood.

Below are some recommended places near the villa for you to explore.

Beaches

Discover stunning shorelines just moments away from Aragreen Villa Bali. Sink your toes into soft sands, soak up the sun, or catch breathtaking sunsets by the ocean.

  • Berawa Beach --- 800 m
  • Kayu Putih Beach --- 2.3 km
  • Batu Belig Beach --- 2.6 km
  • Batu Bolong Beach --- 3.1 km

Cafés & Restaurants

Indulge in a variety of culinary delights, from cozy cafés serving artisanal coffee to beachfront restaurants offering fresh seafood and international flavors.

  • Riviera Bistro --- 550 m
  • Monsoon Bali --- 650 m
  • Ulekan --- 900 m
  • Ketumbar Bistro --- 1 km
  • The Moonlight Rooftop Light Bar --- 1 km

Entertainment & Activities

Explore nearby entertainment spots and exciting activities, from vibrant beach clubs and live music venues to outdoor adventures that bring Bali’s energy to life.

  • Atlas Beach Club --- 550 m
  • Finns --- 650 m
  • La Laguna --- 2.2 km
  • La Brisa --- 3.2 km
  • Potato Head --- 5.7 km

Supermarket

Conveniently located supermarkets ensure you have everything you need, from daily essentials to gourmet ingredients for a private dining experience at your villa.

  • Frestive Berawa --- 550 m
  • Popular Deli Canggu --- 1.9 km
  • Pepito Market Tibubeneng --- 2.8 km

Cultural Attractions

Immerse yourself in Bali’s rich heritage by visiting sacred temples, traditional markets, and cultural landmarks that showcase the island’s timeless beauty and spirituality.

  • Tanah Lot Temple - Bali’s most iconic temple by the beach --- 14.2 km
  • Uluwatu Temple - on top of a cliff, believed to be on of Bali’s spiritual pillars --- 32.2 km
  • Besakih Temple - known as Bali’s Mother Temple for more than 1 thousand years now --- 62.5 km