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Uluwatu Surf Villas

tokek.ai This accommodation sits on the cliff directly above the famous Uluwatu surf break. It offers traditional timber villas and a communal yoga pavilion with ocean views. The property includes private access paths down to the surf breaks below.

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Karma Kandara

tokek.ai Clifftop resort in Ungasan, Uluwatu, with Mediterranean-style villas, a funicular to a private beach club, a cliff-top spa, and an ocean-view restaurant.

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Renting safely in Bali

  • Never pay a deposit before you have seen the place, in person or on a live video call.
  • Ask who owns the land and the building, and see the certificate (SHM or HGB) and the building permit (PBG).
  • Get the contract in writing, in English and Indonesian, with the price, the term and what is included.
  • Foreigners cannot own freehold land in Indonesia; long leases go through a notary (PPAT).

SmartBali is a free notice board, not an agent. We take no fees and no commission, and we don't inspect the property itself.

Questions about renting

How do long-term rentals work in Bali?

Houses, villas and rooms are rented by the month or by the year, directly from owners or through agencies. Yearly rentals are usually paid in advance; monthly rentals often ask for a deposit. Bills, cleaning and Wi-Fi are sometimes included and sometimes not, so every listing here says what it includes.

Is SmartBali a rental agent?

No. SmartBali is a free notice board: owners and agents post their own listings, an editor checks each one before it goes live, and you contact the poster directly. There are no fees and no commission on either side.

How do I post my rental?

Sign in, press Post a rental and add photos, the price and the details. An editor checks the listing, usually within a day, and it stays live for 60 days. You can renew it or mark it as rented from your account.

What should I check before I pay anything?

See the place in person or on a live video call, ask who owns the land and the building, and get the contract in writing with the price, the term and what is included. Never send a deposit to hold a place you have not seen.

Do I need to register with the local banjar?

Many banjars (the village community) ask new residents to introduce themselves to the head of the banjar and register, and some ask for a monthly community contribution. Ask the owner or agent what applies in that street.