Lounging in the blue hour with a view of the sea as the pool glimmers in harmony with the ocean.

Slowly the sun sets, reflecting its brilliance in the spray of the whitecaps.

The sky changes color; bizarre figures emerge, orange and gold, luminescent pink melting into copper.

The glowing red ball of the sun, immense and seemingly close enough to touch, hovers for a breath over an equally huge black rock — as if the sun would fit inside it — until it sinks into the golden water.

This is the evening drama from a lounge chair at TanJuBali’s swimming pool. The ever-changing spectacle brings us together every evening to enjoy a drink and gaze in awe.
What makes TanJuBali so different is its privacy and a non-commercial atmosphere that never sacrifices professionalism. As you arrive and the doors shut behind you, a row of Buddhist stone figures form a guard of honor. The path gently winds down, over a small bridge, past flowers and fountains to the villa. There is an ensemble of four very different small villas on the property, openly designed and sensitively furnished.

TanJuBali sits on a rise, separated from the sea by a strip of beach, with a view of the majestic rock formation in the water where the sun goes down. An ancient temple appears on the left of the rock. The architecture of the villa is classic Balinese, spacious with deep wood tones.