Hidden Oasis Villa – Nature, Romance & Magic

Welcome to my haven — GAIA a hidden gem where magic feels real and dreams take root. If you crave romance, beauty, and soulful moments, this is your place. I’m Patricia, your host and the dreamer behind this dream. The space 🪷 ABOUT THIS SPACE Welcome to GAIA — a soulful Balinese sanctuary where magic lingers in the air and nature cradles every corner of your stay. Hidden behind temple walls in a lush garden, this private home is designed for dreamers, lovers, creatives, and anyone ready to feel truly alive again. Swim beneath the sky in your own private pool, surrounded by tropical greenery and total seclusion. Indoors, handcrafted details and soft natural light flow through the open space. The king-size bed faces the garden like a fairytale scene. The bathroom is unforgettable — a deep stone tub set over a koi pond, under a canopy of vines and birdsong. Whether you’re working remotely or simply need time to restore, you’ll appreciate the dedicated workspace with AC, a monitor, and natural inspiration at every glance. 🗝️ Other Things to Note GAIA is part of the exclusive 11.11 Bali Retreats gated compound of just five carefully curated PRIVATE villas hidden behind our signature blue door. Upon check-in, you’ll receive keys to both the front gate and your private villa. You'll also be added to a private group chat, available 24/7 for anything you need — whether it's room service from our on-site café, help with bookings, or a quick local tip. This elevated, concierge-style service ensures that your stay is both relaxed and deeply supported — just ask, and we’ll make it happen. Guest access 📍 Neighborhood Highlights GAIA is perfectly located in the heart of Penestanan, one of Ubud’s most vibrant and walkable neighborhoods — just a few minutes from the town center yet blissfully serene. Within a 5-minute walk, you’ll find: Alchemy Yoga & Meditation Center (state-of-the-art, soulful, and inspiring) Zest, Alchemy Café, Tyger, Yellow Flower Café, and other favorite healthy restaurants Quiet rice field paths and local artisan shops This area is beloved by yogis, artists, and spiritual seekers — a gentle, creative community where you’ll feel instantly at home. 🚗 Getting Around Step outside GAIA and you’re immediately connected to a web of serene paths — walk along peaceful rivers, through lush rice fields, or take the scenic Campuhan Ridge Walk, all starting just minutes from your doorstep. If you’re exploring by motorbike or car, you’ll find our location incredibly central. Nestled in the heart of Ubud, we’re perfectly positioned for day trips to many of Bali’s most iconic destinations: Canggu – 45 min Kintamani – 45 min Denpasar – 1 hour Sanur – 1 hour Uluwatu – 1.5 hours Amed – 3 hours Whether you’re adventuring outward or wandering inward, GAIA offers the ideal starting point. Other things to note 🔒 Privacy Note Please know that the pool is absolutely PRIVATE and for your exclusive use. However, there is an apartment located above the villa, and the guest staying upstairs may have a partial view of the pool area. While they do not share any common space and access is entirely separate, we want you to feel fully informed. If you have religious or personal preferences about being seen in swimwear or with minimal clothing, this may be something to consider in advance. 🌴 Wildlife Advisory – Welcome to Bali! Bali is a tropical island paradise — and like all wild paradises, nature comes with it. Here’s what you might encounter: 🐍 Snakes – While sightings are rare, Bali is home to some snakes, including a few venomous types. If you see one, please contact our team immediately so we can safely remove it. And if you're curious, the internet is a great place to learn more about local species. 🦎 Geckos & Lizards – You’ll likely see (and hear!) a few of these tiny creatures. They’re harmless and actually helpful, as they keep mosquitoes and bugs away. Think of them as Bali’s “baby alligators” — cute, chill, and very much part of the charm. 🐶🐱 Stray Dogs & Cats – It's common to see free-roaming dogs and cats in Bali. Most are gentle, but as rabies remains a risk, please avoid petting or feeding them unless advised by our team.