Villa Mannao
Perpendicular to the 20-meter swimming pool is the breezy, spacious and high-ceilinged living pavilion. Forming the living area are cushioned, wooden benches and chairs as well as large couches where you can all converge for moments of family or friendly bonding. On one side of this pavilion is a bar where you can also gather for cocktails or after-dinner drinks. On the other side of this pavilion is a spa room where you can relieve sore muscles with traditional Balinese treatments. Adjoining the living pavilion is the cool, equally spacious and high-ceilinged dining pavilion with a dining area that can accommodate up to 14. Here, you can all have your fill of authentic Balinese specialties – as well as foreign fare – freshly cooked by the onsite chef at the villa’s kitchen behind the dining pavilion.
7 staffs are in charge of carrying out the villa’s daily services is a staff led by two villa managers supported by housekeepers, gardeners and security personnel. Aside from the chef, a babysitter, a driver, a laundry helper and a spa therapist may, upon your request, be called in. Their services, however, come with a separate charge. Available for rent are a scooter, a car, a boat as well as bicycles.
The villa’s formal dining table seats up to 10 people with an extra table accommodating an additional 4 guests. The villa houses a fully equipped kitchen, perfect for crafting an exquisite home cooked feast. Your private chef will prepare your breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks upon request at extra cost.
A car and driver is available for up to 8 hours a day at a special rate by request
Check-in: after 2:00 PM
Check-out: until 11:00 AM
Total villa size: 800 sqm
Total of 8 bedrooms with 8 ensuite bathrooms
1 Master bedroom (1 King bed & 2 Single beds)
7 Guest bedrooms (5 King beds, 2 Single beds, 4 Bunk Beds)
Beachfront property
Two swimming pools
1st one with Length 40 m., Width 5 m., Depth 1 to 2.9 m.
2nd one with Length 15 m., Width 5 m., Depth 1.6 m.
Plunge pool
Outdoor or indoor dining possibilities
Living area with pool table
Bar area
Media room
Sound system
Free high-speed wireless Internet throughout the villa
Safety deposit boxes (in every room)
Baby cot and high chair
International plug sockets
Generator
First Aid Kit
Canting Sobat Restaurant 228 m
IMT Leather 308 m
Dee Muay Thai Bali 312 m
Pasar Taman Sari 661 m
Pepito Express 741 m
Frestive 755 m
AquaMarine Diving 819 m
Grain 3.6 km
Opeum 5.1 km
The Orchard Bar & Restaurant 6.4 km
100 Seated / 150 Standing
Fewer than main event
High season: 2 nights
Mid-high season: 3 nights
Low season: 3 nights
Peak season: 7 nights
0-38 guests: One night (seasonal)
39-40 guests: One night seasonal + USD 100
41-60 guests: One night seasonal + USD 200
60-100 guests: One night seasonal + USD 400
0-38 guests: 2 mill
39-40 guests: 2 mill
41-60 guests: 3.5 mill
60-100 guests: 3. 5mill
See villa website:
12am for amplified music
The use of the Villa kitchen equipment, stoves, gas tanks, as well as chinaware,
cutlery, crockery and/or glassware is strictly forbidden during the event. Catering
companies must provide their own supplies for the event.
There is no public bathroom so EO will need to have 1 of the guest room to be available during the event. It is the responsibility of the EO to ensure the cleanliness of the bathrooms during events.
Fireworks, fire dances and fire lanterns are not recommended in the area.
A stage above the pool can be installed.
We recommend guests bedrooms to be locked during the event.
Why Choose Us
Venues For Your Wedding
FAQ
Yes, but there are specific requirements. To be legally married in Bali, both partners must share the same religion recognized by Indonesia (Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Catholicism, Protestant Christianity, or Confucianism). The ceremony must include both a religious and a civil component, conducted simultaneously. Additionally, you’ll need to obtain a Certificate of Non-Impediment (CNI) from your respective embassies. Due to these complexities, many couples opt for a symbolic ceremony in Bali and handle the legalities in their home country.
Bali offers wedding options for a wide range of budgets. For couples looking for a budget-friendly celebration, a simple elopement or small ceremony with minimal guests can start from USD $1,500 to $3,000, often including venue hire, officiant, and basic décor.
For mid-range weddings, including a scenic venue, photography, catering, and entertainment for around 30–50 guests, you can expect to pay USD $7,000 to $15,000.
High-end and luxury weddings, with full resort buyouts, designer styling, gourmet catering, and entertainment for 100+ guests, typically range from USD $25,000 to $80,000+, depending on your vision and level of customization.
Bali’s flexibility makes it a popular destination for all types of weddings — whether you're eloping barefoot on the beach or planning a grand villa affair.
Bali is a beautiful wedding destination all year round. The dry season (May to October) is the most popular time due to its sunny weather and lower chance of rain — perfect for outdoor ceremonies and beachfront receptions.
However, the rainy season (November to April) also has its charm. Showers are usually short and happen in the late afternoon or evening, and the island is lush, vibrant, and less crowded during this time. Plus, many venues offer lower rates and better availability, making it a great option for couples looking for value and a more private experience.
With proper planning (and a solid backup plan in case of rain), you can have an unforgettable wedding in Bali any month of the year.
While it's not mandatory, hiring a local wedding planner is highly recommended. Planners possess in-depth knowledge of local vendors, legal requirements, and cultural nuances. They can handle logistics, coordinate with suppliers, and ensure your wedding day runs smoothly, allowing you to focus on enjoying your special day
Absolutely! Most planners and venues in Bali offer customizable packages to fit your specific needs and preferences. Whether it's adjusting the menu, decor, or ceremony details, flexibility is typically available to ensure your wedding reflects your personal style.
The 'Banjar fee' is a community fee paid to the local village council (Banjar) for events like weddings. It's a customary practice in Bali and is often required, especially for events held in villas or local venues. The fee supports community services and ensures local customs are respected
Ideally, couples should book their Bali wedding 12 to 18 months in advance to secure their dream venue and preferred date — especially during the dry season or for popular cliffside and beachfront spots.
However, last-minute weddings are absolutely possible too! Thanks to Bali’s experienced planners and flexible vendors, beautiful weddings can be organized in as little as a few weeks. If you’re open to weekdays, off-peak dates, or a smaller guest count, your dream wedding can still become a reality — even on short notice.
Whether you're planning a year ahead or just a month out, Bali offers the resources and magic to make it happen.
While same-sex marriages are not legally recognized in Indonesia, many venues in Bali are open to hosting symbolic ceremonies for same-sex couples. It's essential to discuss your plans with your wedding planner to ensure a welcoming and supportive environment for your celebration.
