Villa Tirta Ayu
Tuesday, December 25th, 2007 by baliwww.comNestled in the rice paddies of eastern Bali, on the site of a sacred spring, the last rajah of Karangasem Regency built his weekend retreat, an elaborate water palace with a view of the ocean to the distant east and Mount Agung to the north.

Today, the palace has ben restored to its preconceived splendor with funds from the government and a family foundation, and visitors can stay on the grounds at the Tirta Ayu villas. Tirta Ayu Villas, within the Water Palace complex, consist of individual bungalows that serve as sleeping quarters for guests, family members and servants. A separate bungalow hold the reception area and a covered outdoor restaurant serving excellent food in a beautiful setting.
Nestled on the shores of the Lombok Strait in East Bali within its own private coastline bay, the village of Seraya remains unspoiled, with Seraya Shores its first private villas. In true Balinese design. Handmade from natural carved timbers, high pitched thatched grass roofs and roomy decks, Seraya Shores is about as far away from it all as you can get on this magic ‘island of the gods’. Refresh your body and Relax your mind at our unique villas - 




