Experience Luxury at Villa Tjitrap in Seminyak
Have you ever heard someone propose, “let’s plan a holiday to the Dutch East Indies”? Historically, until the 1950s, Indonesia was a Dutch colony, and it is essential to acknowledge that numerous remnants of Dutch influence are still present throughout the picturesque island of Bali. Many terms in the Indonesian language reflect Dutch origins, and a significant number of properties and architectural styles owe their designs to Dutch settlers. Villa Tjitrap continues to be owned by a Dutch family with longstanding ties to Indonesia. Upon entering the villa through its large gates, one feels as if they are journeying through time back to the colonial past, characterized by the iconic black and white houses renowned across Asia. With its high-arched roofs and regal foundations, the villa is embraced by lower and upper balconies that enhance the historic charm for all guests to appreciate.