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Kasih <> Kasih Project: Showing that we care about our island community

Villa Saia wants to take our sustainability commitment even further! We’re going to do this by supporting specially selected, local NGOs.

What about a snorkelling experience with us ?

You can see straight down into the turquoise waters as you arrive at Gili Air, it’s that clear. You’ll end up feeling the warm water around your ankles when you get off of the boat.

Freshening it up with a new logo and we hope that you love it as much as we do !

As everything does, Villa Saia is evolving. Discovering who we are and what we represent. Over the past two years, this design is what has come of it. We are not changing just for the sake of change.

Villa Saia would like to wish a Happy Ramadan to our staff and our island friends

Ramadan, the ninth month of the Islamic calednar, is an entire month of fasting for Muslims. From sunrise to sunset, they will not eat a bite of food or take a drink of water.

5 reasons why you should contribute to Villa Saia emergency fund

1. With your contributions, we will firstly focus on helping our staff. So you know how your donation is going to be spent. It is not only about our team, it is about the families who live under the same shelter

Tetebatu village: ricepaddles and Rinjani hikes

If you want to spend some quiet days amidst rice terraces and enjoy a breathtaking view at the Rinjani Volcano, you should definitely visit Tetebatu.

750 ml stainless steel reusable bottles sold in Villa Saia !

Investing in a reusable water bottle is a small action all of us can take to help tackle the global plastic problem.

Being a conscious business in Gili Air

As Villa Saia owners, we tried to find our way in implementing our sustainable ideas.

The best way to discover South Lombok islands

Gili Asahan, Gili Layer, Gili Gede, Gili Tangkong. So many wonderful tiny islands to discover. And guess what ? They are not so far from Gili Air.

Agung volcano: official alert status decreased

Good news for our Balinese friends ! On 10th February 2018, the Volcanology and Geological Disaster Mitigation Center (PVMBG) has lowered the alert status of Mount Agung