Villa in Ubud, Indonesia

Wellness Resort in Ubud, Bali

Introducing the new Wellness Resort project in Ubud, Bali. This is a premium complex of apartments and villas in the heart of Bali’s wellness tourism center (Ubud), offering:

• Over 25 types of wellness practices (yoga, meditation, breathing techniques, sound healing, Ayurveda, detox, fitness, art therapy, etc.);
• Full-cycle infrastructure: an infinity pool with rice terrace views, a spa complex, an organic restaurant, a co-working space, an art space, and retreat zones;
• Individual approach: a personalized program is developed for each guest with health measurements taken before and after their stay;
• Strategic partnership with Pramas (Dubai) – experts in innovative wellness practices and technologies (cryotherapy, hyperbaric chambers, etc.).

This villa comes with a private pool. An similar villa with a private bath in the garden is also available.

Investment Parameters:

Apartment prices start from $82,300.
Villa prices start from $105,500.
Unit sizes range from 23–170 m².
Payment terms: 0% installment over 18 months or 8% discount for full payment.
Projected rental yield: 9–16% per annum.
Projected capital growth: up to 50% in 5 years.
Complex occupancy: 75–85% in high season, 60–70% in low season.
Accommodation price increase: +8–10% per year.

Investor Advantages

Location: The center of wellness tourism in Bali, with a limited number of units (exclusivity).
Infrastructure: Everything is within walking distance – from retreats to cafes and practice halls.
Turnkey service: Complex management, rental, and maintenance.
High demand: Stable tourist flow, increasing rental prices and capitalization.

Social and Cultural Environment

The complex is integrated into Ubud’s unique environment: rice terraces, spiritual atmosphere, proximity to cultural and natural attractions. This enhances its appeal to the target audience – people seeking not just rest, but deep wellness.

Macroeconomics and Stability of Bali

Bali demonstrates stable economic growth: over 5% GDP growth annually for 50 years, low inflation (around 2% per year), a stable currency (Indonesian Rupiah), and growing tourist flow – in 2024, the island was visited by 16.8 million tourists. This creates a favorable background for long-term investments, especially in the real estate and tourism sectors.

Wellness Economy: Global Trends

Market Growth: The global wellness market is valued in trillions of dollars, and the wellness tourism and real estate segment is growing at a CAGR of over 20%.
Asia – Growth Driver: Annual growth of wellness tourism in the region is about 10.5%. Bali is among the top 3 global wellness destinations, and Ubud is considered the wellness capital of the island.
Tourist Behavior: Every fourth tourist comes to Ubud for wellness; these guests stay longer, return more often, and spend 50–130% more than ordinary tourists.