Where will you escape to?
1117 villas across 51 destinations in Indonesia, Thailand and Sri Lanka. Every one hand-picked and visited by our team.
Indonesia
An archipelago of seventeen thousand islands — and some of the most extraordinary private villas on earth.
Bali587 villas
All Bali →Where Bali's most celebrated surf breaks, emerald rice terraces, and a thriving creative scene meet the quiet luxury of your own private villa.
Bali's dramatic southern peninsula — where limestone cliffs plunge into the Indian Ocean, world-class surf breaks carve the reef, and Uluwatu Temple glows amber at sunset.
Where Bali's most sophisticated dining, sunset beach clubs, and world-class shopping meet the privacy of your own villa.
The quietly sophisticated side of southern Bali — leafy residential lanes, unbroken rice field panoramas, and the rare pleasure of having Seminyak and Canggu within easy reach without ever feeling part of either.
Bali's spiritual and artistic heartland — where ancient temples, emerald rice terraces, and jungle-clad river valleys set the scene for a different kind of luxury.
The Bali that existed before the crowds arrived — wild black sand beaches, terraced rice fields reaching to the sea, and the ancient silhouette of Tanah Lot temple standing against the Indian Ocean sky.
Bali's serene east coast — where the reef holds the ocean still, the mornings begin with golden light on calm water, and a gentler, more gracious side of the island reveals itself to those who know where to look.
Where golden sands meet the smoke and salt of Bali's most celebrated seafood shore.
Bali's original beach town — where the island's surf culture, restless energy, and golden sunsets first captured the world's imagination.
Bali before the crowds found it — emerald rice terraces, volcanic ridgelines, and the deep stillness of the island's agrarian heartland.
Thailand
Koh Samui220 villas
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Samui's north-east corner, from the old Chinese shophouses of Fisherman's Village to the golden Big Buddha, with the airport just minutes away.
A sheltered, crescent-shaped bay on Koh Samui's north-east tip, with quiet coves, calm water and the airport just a few minutes away.
Koh Samui's longest and liveliest beach, with quieter Chaweng Noi to the south and hillside villas looking out over the Gulf of Thailand.
A quiet, unspoilt stretch of Koh Samui's north coast, with a fringing reef, seafood by the water and views across the sea to Koh Phangan.
Koh Samui's quiet south coast, with calm bays, a traditional fishing village and longtail boats to the small islands offshore.
A long, peaceful beach on Koh Samui's north coast, with calm water, a relaxed village feel and views across the sea to Koh Phangan.
Koh Samui's peaceful west coast, with calm, shallow water, long sunsets over the Ang Thong islands and the island's old capital at Nathon.
Koh Samui's second-largest beach, with soft sand, granite boulders and the traditional fishing village of Hua Thanon just to the south.
Koh Samui's tranquil south-west corner, with hillside sea views, glorious sunsets and the islands of the Ang Thong Marine Park on the horizon.
Phuket169 villas
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Phuket's most graceful bay — where forested headlands frame calm Andaman waters and luxury settles into the landscape without a sound.
Phuket's relaxed southern tip, where a lake meets a sheltered bay, fishing boats work the shore and the island's best sunset point is minutes away.
Three sandy bays on Phuket's south-west coast, backed by green hillsides where private villas look out over the Andaman Sea.
A secluded bay in Phuket's north-west national park, framed by forested headlands and only around fifteen minutes from the airport.
A long, quiet beach on the mainland just north of Phuket, with beachfront villas, open sand and the airport only around half an hour away.
Phuket's liveliest resort town, with hillside villas looking down over Patong Bay and quieter Kalim just to the north.
Two quiet peninsulas on Phuket's east coast, looking out over calm water to limestone islands, with marinas and island trips close at hand.
A short, beautiful bay on Phuket's west coast, with hillside villas above the sea and some of the island's most exclusive addresses close by.
One of Phuket's longest beaches, a resort area set around lagoons and a golf course, and a quiet cove at the northern end where the national park begins.
A relaxed, local corner of south-central Phuket, home to the island's busiest boat pier, its largest temple and the Big Buddha on the hill above.
Chiang Mai5 villas
Pattaya5 villas
Chiang Rai3 villas
Hua Hin2 villas
Sri Lanka
An island of ancient temples, untamed coastline, and mist-wrapped highlands — where a handful of exceptional private villas offer the kind of seclusion that larger destinations have long since lost.
South Coast100 villas
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Where centuries of Dutch colonial grandeur meet the luminous shores of Sri Lanka's deep south.
Where the rhythm of the Indian Ocean sets the pace for days spent between saltwater and stillness.
A broad, sheltered bay on Sri Lanka's south coast, known for gentle surf, a tiny island just offshore and easy trips to see whales from neighbouring Mirissa.
A place where river and ocean converge, and the art of unhurried living has been perfected over generations.
A traditional coastal town on Sri Lanka's south-west coast, famous for its carved masks, with long beaches, mangrove rivers and Hikkaduwa's reefs close by.
A relaxed stretch of the south coast between Galle and Ahangama, with a long sandy beach, the islands of Koggala Lake and the famous stilt fishermen.
A quiet, palm-lined stretch of the south coast just east of Galle, where reef-sheltered rock pools and some of Sri Lanka's finest beach villas sit side by side.
Wide, empty golden beaches on Sri Lanka's deep south coast, with nesting turtles, ancient rock temples and the national parks of the south within reach.
Sri Lanka's original beach town, where coral reefs shimmer beneath turquoise shallows and the coast hums with an energy all its own.
A crescent of golden sand at the island's southern edge, where blue whales surface offshore and the days unspool beneath coconut palms.
A sheltered bay where jungle tumbles to the waterline and the old fort city of Galle waits just around the headland.
Sri Lanka's last royal capital, set around a lake in green hills, home to the Temple of the Sacred Tooth Relic and the gateway to the tea country.
The heart of Sri Lanka's Cultural Triangle, where the Lion Rock fortress rises above the forest and ancient cave temples, ruined cities and wild elephants lie close by.
