Bali Utara - Xendit

2Guests

5.0Rating

FlexibleCheck-in

DirectBooking

A Singular Address on the Northern Coast

Bali Utara Xendit occupies a quiet position in the northern reaches of the island, where the landscape shifts from the terraced rice valleys of the south to a drier, more elemental terrain of black-sand shores, clove plantations, and volcanic ridgelines. The property sits at GPS coordinates -8.663786, 115.255273, placing it within easy reach of Singaraja and the coastal road that connects Lovina's dolphin waters to the dive sites of Tulamben — yet far enough removed to feel genuinely apart from the tourist circuits that define southern Bali.

The architecture responds directly to its site. Exposed concrete and dark-stained timber frame the principal spaces, with deep overhanging eaves that manage the equatorial light and allow the structure to breathe without mechanical cooling during the cooler months. Natural stone finishes reference the volcanic geology underfoot, and large unobstructed apertures pull in uninterrupted views of the surrounding hillside and, depending on orientation, the glittering band of the Bali Sea on the horizon.

Designed for two guests, the property prioritises depth of experience over scale. Every element from the sleeping arrangements to the outdoor areas has been considered in relation to privacy and comfort, with enough space to move freely without the sprawl that can make larger villas feel impersonal. The intimate capacity also allows for a level of attentiveness from the host that larger properties simply cannot match — tailored recommendations, flexible arrival logistics, and direct communication rather than a generic booking portal.

The surrounding neighbourhood retains a working character largely unchanged by the tourism development concentrated around Seminyak and Canggu. Morning markets operate within a short drive, local warungs serve freshly prepared Balinese dishes at honest prices, and the roads are quiet enough for cycling. For guests who want to reach southern Bali, the drive along the north coast and through the central highlands takes approximately two hours and is one of the most visually arresting journeys on the island.

The Property in Detail

Volcanic stone, teak timber, and unobstructed northern light — each space photographed at the hour it is best experienced.

What the Property Provides

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High-Speed WiFi

Reliable fibre-connected WiFi throughout the property, suitable for remote work, video calls, and streaming without interruption.

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Private Parking

Dedicated off-street parking for one vehicle directly at the property, secured and sheltered from direct sun.

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Equipped Kitchen

Two-burner induction cooktop, full-size refrigerator, electric kettle, French press, and a pantry stocked with Balinese cooking staples.

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Air Conditioning

Inverter-type air conditioning unit in the bedroom providing quiet, efficient cooling with adjustable temperature and timer settings.

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Rain Shower

Oversized rain shower head set in a full volcanic-stone bathroom with consistent hot water pressure throughout the day and evening.

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Smart Television

Wall-mounted smart TV with access to Netflix and local streaming apps. Screen size sufficient for comfortable viewing from the lounge seating.

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Laundry Access

Washing machine available on-site with detergent provided. Line drying in the private garden area. Turnaround typically three to four hours.

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Premium Bedding

King-size bed dressed in 400-thread-count cotton linens. Blackout curtains and additional pillows available on request at no charge.

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Private Garden

Enclosed tropical garden with mature plantings providing shade and privacy. The garden connects directly to the terrace and outdoor dining area.

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Secure Entry

Digital keypad entry with a unique code issued per booking. No physical key required, allowing flexible self-check-in at any arrival time.

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Toiletries Provided

Full-size shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and hand soap from a local Bali botanical brand. Replenished mid-stay on bookings of five nights or more.

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Scooter Rental Assist

Host can arrange scooter rental from a trusted local supplier with delivery to the property. Rates start at approximately 80,000 IDR per day.

Spaces Designed for Two

Principal Bedroom

King bed · blackout curtains · hillside aspect

A generously proportioned sleeping room finished in dark-stained timber and natural stone. The king-size bed is positioned to face the main aperture, which frames the volcanic hillside and admits the morning light from the east.

Open Living Area

Lounge · dining · cross-ventilation

The central living and dining space operates on a cross-ventilation principle, with opposing openings that keep air moving throughout the day. Locally sourced rattan furniture and a low dining table anchor the room without overcrowding it.

Private Outdoor Terrace

Daybed · garden views · evening dining

A shaded terrace extending from the living area provides the primary outdoor space. A teak daybed and a two-person dining table allow for meals, reading, and uninterrupted views of the surrounding green landscape at any hour.

Bathroom Retreat

Rain shower · stone basin · natural finishes

The bathroom is finished in honed volcanic stone with a large rain shower and a hand-carved stone basin. The space is ventilated naturally and receives indirect daylight through a frosted aperture set high in the exterior wall.

Kitchen and Pantry

Fully equipped · local ceramics · breakfast bar

A compact but fully equipped kitchen with a two-burner induction cooktop, refrigerator, and stocked pantry essentials. Local ceramic vessels hold cooking staples, and a narrow breakfast bar seats two comfortably for informal meals.

How the Days Unfold Here

You arrive in the late afternoon when the northern light is turning amber and the hillside behind the property is still. The transfer from the main road takes only a few minutes, but the shift in atmosphere is immediate — the ambient noise of the island drops away and what remains is the sound of insects in the vegetation and the distant call to prayer from the village temple.

Morning begins without an alarm. The light enters the bedroom gradually, filtered through the overhanging eaves, and by seven the air outside is already warm but not yet heavy. Breakfast can be taken on the outdoor terrace, where the view north toward the coast is unobstructed. The ritual of a slow morning — coffee, fruit, the particular stillness of a Balinese hillside before the day accelerates — is one of the property's understated offerings.

The afternoon opens into choice. The nearest beach is reachable within minutes by scooter or car, offering a very different experience to the crowded shores of the south: black volcanic sand, calm waters for swimming, and fishing outriggers pulled up on the shoreline rather than sun-lounger rows. Alternatively, the drive to Munduk through the central volcanic highlands takes under an hour and leads to a network of waterfall walks and spice garden trails that few visitors from the south make the effort to reach.

Evening returns you to the property as the heat softens. The outdoor space comes into its own at this hour — there is a quality to North Bali's dusk that is unhurried, the sky working through a long gradient before the stars appear with a clarity rarely seen closer to the equatorial coast haze. Dinner can be prepared in house or sourced from one of the village warungs whose kitchens produce the kind of Balinese cooking — bold with galangal, turmeric, and fresh chilli — that sustains the local community rather than performing for visitors.

Positioned on the Northern Coast of Bali

Lovina Beach

12 minutes by car

A calm, dark-sand stretch of coast known for morning dolphin boat excursions. Far less crowded than Kuta and with flat, swimmable waters year-round.

Pura Beji Sangsit

18 minutes by car

A 15th-century Balinese Hindu temple with intricate pink sandstone carvings considered among the finest examples of northern Balinese decorative craft on the island.

Munduk Waterfall Trail

55 minutes by car

A network of four linked waterfalls set in the coffee and clove plantations of the Munduk highlands, accessible via a two-hour loop trail through forest.

Warung Bambu Pemaron

10 minutes by car

A well-regarded local warung serving traditional Balinese babi guling and fresh-caught grilled fish under open bamboo pavilions directly overlooking the sea.

Dispatches from the Northern Coast

June 2026 · 5 min read

Why the North Coast Remains Bali's Best Secret

While the south continues to absorb international development, the stretch of coast between Singaraja and Pemuteran retains a working character — fishing villages, black-sand beaches, and a pace of life that the island's interior long since surrendered. Here is what makes it worth the drive.

April 2026 · 6 min read

A One-Day Route Through the Munduk Highlands

The road from the coast to Munduk climbs through clove and coffee plantations before opening onto a ridge with views of both the Bali Sea and the central crater lakes. This is the definitive day trip from North Bali — timed to avoid the tour buses and end with a late lunch at altitude.

March 2026 · 4 min read

Eating Along the Northern Coast Without a Guide

The warungs that line the Singaraja to Lovina road serve some of the most considered Balinese cooking on the island, priced for locals and rarely reviewed in international travel media. A frank assessment of where to eat, what to order, and which stalls are worth the detour.

Frequently asked questions

What is the check-in time?

Standard check-in is from 3:00 PM. Because the property uses a digital keypad entry system, early or late arrivals can often be accommodated without additional cost — simply contact the host in advance to confirm your arrival window and receive the access code.

What is the check-out time?

Check-out is by 11:00 AM. Late check-out until 1:00 PM can be requested subject to availability and is typically granted on stays not followed by an immediate new booking. Please message the host the evening before departure to confirm.

How many guests can stay?

The property is designed and licensed for a maximum of two guests. The bedroom accommodates a king-size bed. Additional guests, including infants or children, cannot be accommodated due to the property's configuration and local regulation.

Is parking available?

Yes. One dedicated off-street parking space is included with the property at no additional charge. The space can accommodate a standard sedan or SUV and is sheltered from direct sun. Scooter parking is also available within the property boundary.

Do you accept pets?

Pets are not permitted at this property. This policy is in place out of respect for neighbouring residents and to maintain the quality of furnishings and garden areas for all guests. Service animals may be considered on a case-by-case basis — please contact the host prior to booking.

How does direct booking work?

Direct booking removes third-party platform fees, meaning both host and guest benefit. Use the booking form on this site to select your dates and submit a request. The host will confirm within 12 hours, and payment is processed securely via Xendit. You will receive a booking confirmation and check-in instructions by email.

What is your cancellation policy?

The cancellation policy is outlined at the time of booking via the direct booking form. For the most accurate and up-to-date terms applicable to your specific reservation dates, please review the policy presented during checkout or contact the host directly before confirming.

How can I reach the host?

The host is available via WhatsApp and email seven days a week, typically responding within two hours during daylight hours Bali time (WITA, UTC+8). Contact details are provided in your booking confirmation. For urgent matters during your stay, a direct phone number is included in the welcome guide found at the property.