About Bali
A blend of pearly white beaches, azure blue seas, and tropical forests
The tropical gem in the Indonesian archipelago: Bali. The island is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, rich culture, and welcoming people. From stunning walks through rice terraces to surfing at pearl-white beaches – the island has it all. At Luma Properties, we share our passion for beautiful Bali and provide you with the opportunity to be a part of it by investing in a luxury villa.
TROPICAL CLIMATE
Warm weather throughout the year
CULINARY HOTSPOT
Featuring both Indonesian cuisine and a wide variety of international dishes, offering a plethora of dining options
CULTURE & TRADITION
Rich history and beautiful ceremonies
HOSPITALITY
An extremely friendly and welcoming population
ADVENTURE & RELAXATION
From surfing to meditation, plenty of opportunities for enjoyable activities
NATURE
Unique landscapes, from rice terraces to beaches
The Island of the Gods
Bali is an island steeped in a rich and vibrant culture rooted in Hinduism. Often referred to as the 'Island of The Gods,' it is renowned for its spiritual heritage.
What truly sets the island apart is the unique blend of tradition and modernity. While ancient rituals and art forms are still deeply cherished, the island has embraced a modern twist that distinguishes it from other Indonesian islands.
Bali offers a wealth of cultural experiences, from mystical sunset rituals to the daily offerings in woven baskets (Canang Sari) placed on the streets.
Beautiful Tropical Landscapes
In addition to its rich culture, Bali boasts stunning natural beauty. The island is abundant in biodiversity, featuring landscapes that range from expansive beaches to dense rainforests and lush mountain ranges.
Bali is home to some of the world's most impressive rice terraces, a testament to the ancient agricultural traditions of the local population.
What truly sets Bali apart is the harmony between humans and nature. Modern developments have been undertaken while preserving the landscape and ecology. The island is renowned for its sustainable practices and environmentally conscious approach to tourism.
The Bukit: The Southern Jewel of Bali
Within the enchanting island of Bali, 'The Bukit,' or Uluwatu, holds a special place where Luma Properties passionately focuses its endeavors. This stunning region in the south of Bali is a peninsula surrounded by breathtaking cliffs overlooking the azure Indian Ocean. Uluwatu hosts some of the most coveted locations for investors seeking exclusive villas with ocean views.
This area is not only blessed with natural beauty but also offers a vibrant mix of modern amenities and traditional Balinese culture. You can indulge in world-class dining, surf on famous waves, and partake in local festivals celebrating the unique charm of Bali."
Nearby Islands
Bali's magic extends beyond its coastline to various tropical islands, each unique with its own traditions and vistas. Just a short boat or plane ride away, you'll find a myriad of options.
Consider the Nusa Islands (Penida, Lembongan, and Ceningan), only a half-hour boat ride from Bali. These islands are renowned for their crystal-clear waters and beautiful beaches, making them an ideal destination for a weekend getaway.
The Komodo Islands are another attraction easily accessible from Bali. A direct flight from Denpasar gets you there swiftly. The landscapes of the Komodo Islands are among the most unique globally, offering the perfect setting to spot the famous Komodo dragons and enjoy diving.
The neighboring island of Lombok is also worth exploring, known for its waterfalls, stunning mountains (including a large volcano), and as a prime destination for learning to surf. From Lombok, you can easily visit the Gili Islands, known for their vibrant atmosphere and diving opportunities
About Bali
HINDU
The majority of Bali's population practices Hinduism, with a unique Balinese variation of this religion.
SURFING
Bali is one of the world's premier surfing destinations, boasting world-famous surf spots like Uluwatu and Padang Padang.
BEACHES
Bali is home to over 30 official beaches, many of which are located in The Bukit.
LANGUAGES
The official languages are Bahasa Indonesia and Balinese, but English is commonly spoken in tourist areas.
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
Bali boasts thousands of temples and celebrates traditional festivals such as Nyepi (the Day of Silence).
TRANSPORTATION
The most common mode of transportation in Bali is a scooter. Tourists can also easily use taxis (car and scooter).