Villa for Rent in Cemagi and Seseh, Long Term
Cemagi and Seseh have two villas listed for long-term rent as of 14 October 2026: Villa Bula at IDR 30 million a month and Casa Suhana at IDR 40 million. Yearly rates on these two run from IDR 190 million to IDR 300 million. It's the quieter, coastal stretch west of Pererenan, with Canggu a short drive away rather than on the doorstep.
Updated 14 October 2026 · prices as of 14 October 2026
What's live in Cemagi and Seseh right now
There are two villas listed in this area, both 2026-vintage builds rather than apartments or townhouses:
- Villa Bula — 2-bedroom, 3-bathroom villa, IDR 30 million a month or IDR 300 million a year. No private pool, not pet-friendly. 8 minutes from Cemagi and Seseh beach, 7 minutes to Udara yoga and spa and Jungle Pad. Wifi, cleaning twice a week and garbage collection are included. View Villa Bula.
- Casa Suhana — 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom villa with private pool and pets allowed, IDR 40 million a month or IDR 190 million a year. 400Mbps wifi, a flexible third bedroom that works as an office, 3-month minimum stay, a stated deposit, electricity billed separately. View Casa Suhana.
That's the full current picture for the area: one mid-size villa without a pool at the lower end, one larger pool villa with pets at the top.
Cemagi, Seseh and the Pererenan comparison
Cemagi is the coastal village directly west of Pererenan: black-sand beaches, sunsets, and more physical space between properties, for renters who want Canggu nearby rather than right outside the gate. It's a smaller rental market, with 2 listings currently against 6 in Pererenan and 32 across Canggu as a whole.
If you want walkable beach clubs, a denser cafe scene and more choice on bedroom count, Pererenan or Buduk next door give you more to pick from. If you want quieter roads, rice-field or beach outlooks, and don't mind a short ride into Canggu for coworking or nightlife, Cemagi and Seseh are the trade worth making.
What's included for IDR 30-40 million a month
Across the two listings, the inclusions that show up are fibre internet/Wi-Fi, housekeeping, and the banjar (village) fee with rubbish collection. Neither listing states electricity is included in the price: Casa Suhana explicitly excludes it, and Villa Bula doesn't state it either way, so confirm this directly before signing.
For a general breakdown of what's typically bundled into a monthly villa rate versus billed separately in Bali, see what's included in a monthly villa rental.
Monthly versus yearly in Cemagi
Villa Bula is the one listing here with directly comparable monthly and yearly rates: IDR 30 million a month against an actual yearly rate of IDR 300 million, which works out to roughly a 17 percent saving for committing to a year rather than paying monthly. That's a single data point rather than an area-wide rule, so treat it as indicative. For the broader mechanics of monthly versus yearly pricing in Bali, see is it cheaper to rent yearly or monthly.
Who Cemagi and Seseh suit
Of the two listings, one has a private pool and allows pets (Casa Suhana), the other has neither. If a pool or a pet-friendly home is non-negotiable, Casa Suhana is currently your only option in the area itself; otherwise you'd need to widen the search to pet-friendly villas or private pool rentals across Canggu.
Families and couples wanting space and a slower pace, with a car or scooter for the daily run into Canggu, are the best fit. If you need to walk to a coworking space or gym, this isn't the area. Browse everything currently listed at Cemagi villas.
How to view a villa in Cemagi or Seseh
With only two listings live, availability moves quickly. Message Maya on WhatsApp with your dates, budget and must-haves (pool, pets, bedroom count) and she'll confirm what's actually still open and arrange a viewing with Samba's team on the ground. For the general process of shortlisting and locking in a long-term rental in Bali, see how to find a long-term rental in Bali.
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Frequently asked
Is Seseh part of Cemagi?
Seseh beach sits within the broader Cemagi village area, so listings and search results for Cemagi cover both names. They're treated as one rental area on sambarentals.com.
Are there pet-friendly villas in Cemagi right now?
Yes, one of the two current listings, Casa Suhana, allows pets. The other, Villa Bula, does not. If pets are essential and Casa Suhana isn't available for your dates, check pet-friendly options across wider Canggu.
Is there a villa with a private pool in Cemagi?
Yes, Casa Suhana has a private pool. Villa Bula does not have one, so if a pool is a must and Casa Suhana doesn't fit your dates or budget, you'll need to look in Pererenan or elsewhere in Canggu.
How far is Cemagi from Canggu and Pererenan beaches?
Villa Bula lists itself as 8 minutes from Cemagi and Seseh beach and 7 minutes from Udara yoga and spa and Jungle Pad, giving a sense of typical drive times within the area and into the edge of Canggu's cafe scene.
Is there a minimum stay on Cemagi villas?
Casa Suhana has a stated 3-month minimum stay and asks for a deposit. Villa Bula doesn't list a minimum stay, so ask Maya directly when enquiring.