Eight degrees south of the equator there is an island where for a thousand years the inhabitants focused on little else but the achievement of total harmony in life. On this island there is a small village of farmers and fishermen, built around a complex of exceptionally beautiful temples and surrounded by a green belt of undulating rice paddies. You have to know that it is there in order to find it and it is untouched by time. On the edge of this village, right on the beach there is Villa Pangaea, a private hideaway in a class all of its own.

Villa Pangaea was built as a spacious family home by a couple of long term expatriate inhabitants of Bali, who had been working many years as tourism professionals and knew the island extremely well. In the days that there still was a choice, they selected the perfect spot and created a splendid beachfront property in the village of Seseh on the southwestern coast of Bali, halfway between Canggu and Tanah Lot.

Villa Pangaea stand on 2500 square meters of land in a beautiful mature garden. The two story neo-colonial main house has a totally open plan with a central patio and it has two double and two single bedrooms. While the structure downstairs is all double walled masonry, the upstairs section is entirely built in carefully selected Indonesian hardwoods and retains an atmosphere of old fashioned luxury that no contemporary style houses can match.