Kampung Kecil

Facilities

Authentic Dining at the Restaurant

  • The Setting: The ground floor of the restaurant features beautifully unique, antique tables and chairs.
  • The Experience: The varied antique furnishings allow you to soak in the atmosphere while enjoying authentic Indonesian food. Wake up each morning to a complimentary, freshly prepared Western or Indonesian breakfast served with a view of the sea.

Oceanfront Pool & Fire Pit Lounge

  • Infinity Pool: Take a refreshing dip in our 6 x 11 meter swimming pool, allowing you to swim freely while watching traditional jukung (Balinese fishing boats) on the water.
  • Lounge Areas: Relax in the courtyards gazebos to read a book, or gather at our sunken fire pit lounge under overhead string lights.
  • Natural Wonders: Enjoy spectacular sunrises and sunsets. During a full moon, you can witness the moon illuminating the sea with a beautiful, unforgettable glow.

Kampung Kecil

Activities

Whether you are hosting a deeply private destination wedding or seeking a peaceful solo retreat, our boutique resort adapts perfectly to your pace. Guests can enjoy a wide variety of local activities:

  • Enjoy snorkeling in the clear local waters.
  • Go fishing with local fishermen and grill the fish you catch yourself.
  • Visit the beautiful waterfall in Tejakula, just a 30-minute drive away.
  • Watch the sunset and enjoy dinner in nearby Amed.
  • Watch locals traditionally make arak (local alcohol) from sugar palm trees.
  • Visit a traditional market to choose cooking ingredients, followed by our cooking classes to enjoy delicious local food.

Discover Bali’s Best Diving

Our Local Dive Sites

The eastern coast of Bali is world-renowned for its incredible macro marine life, vibrant reefs, and iconic shipwrecks. Villa Kampung Kecil Beachfront gives our guests immediate, uncrowded access to spectacular underwater topography.

  • USAT Liberty Wreck (Tulamben): Bali’s most iconic dive site is a short drive away. This American cargo ship was torpedoed by a Japanese submarine in 1942, ran aground, and sank completely into the sea due to the earthquake of Mount Agung in 1963.
  • The Kubu Wreck (Boga Wreck): Located just moments from the villa, this purposefully sunk 50-meter Dutch cargo ship features a sunken Volkswagen Safari car.
  • Tulamben Drop Off & Coral Garden: Perfect for both divers and snorkelers, offering a vibrant shallow reef and a dramatic wall dive that plunges to 70 meters.
  • Seraya Secrets: A world-class “muck diving” site hiding a treasure trove of rare marine life in dark volcanic sand.
  • The Amed Pyramids: Artificial reef structures reclaimed by the ocean, often enjoyed as a gentle drift dive.