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Las Mimosas
Arriving soon to Pecatu, Las Mimosas is a 2-bedroom villa designed around softness, texture, and light. Where raw concrete defines the Konā collection, Las Mimosas takes a quieter path — plaster walls in warm sand tones, natural stone, timber ceilings, and woven pendants that cast gentle shadows across every room.
The ground floor opens through full height glass doors onto a lush private garden with a swimming pool, timber deck, and loungers tucked beneath the palms. Inside, a sunken living area with oversized linen seating sits alongside a dining space framed by a sculptural slatted screen and fringed pendants. The kitchen is finished in natural oak with stone countertops, keeping the same tonal warmth throughout. Upstairs, two bedrooms with king size beds look out through large timber framed windows into the surrounding greenery, each dressed in soft linens, earth tone throws, and nest like woven bedside lighting.
Las Mimosas is for travellers who want something gentle and grounded. Less statement, more stillness. A place that feels calm from the moment you walk through the carved timber door. Located in Pecatu, close to Uluwatu's beaches, surf breaks, and clifftop restaurants.
This villa is coming soon and is not yet available for booking. Register your interest with our team to be notified when bookings open.
Ammeneties
Who Las Mimosas Is For — And Who It's Not
Choose Las Mimosas If:You're drawn to soft, natural interiors over bold or industrial design. You want a villa that feels like a retreat — calm colours, organic textures, tropical gardens. You appreciate thoughtful details like hand woven lighting, carved timber doors, and stone feature walls.
Not Ideal If:You want the raw, brutalist edge of Konā or Muda. You prefer a dark, moody interior. You need something available to book right now — Las Mimosas is still in development.
The Bottom Line:Las Mimosas is the softer side of Cabo Bali. If your ideal villa feels like bare feet on warm stone with palm trees overhead, this is worth waiting for.
Frequently Asked Questions
How Las Mimosas Compares
Las Mimosas vs Konā Villas (Uluwatu)Completely different moods. Konā is brutalist concrete, minimal, and stark. Las Mimosas is warm plaster, natural timber, and soft linen. Choose Konā if you want architectural edge. Choose Las Mimosas if you want calm and texture. See Konā Villas →
Las Mimosas vs Muda Villa (Uluwatu)Muda is retro modern with deep colours, chrome, and velvet. Las Mimosas is tonal and organic with woven materials and earthy neutrals. Choose Muda if you want personality and contrast. Choose Las Mimosas if you want quiet and softness. See Muda Villa →
Las Mimosas vs Casa Del Beso (Bingin)Both lean into warmth and natural materials, but Casa Del Beso is handcrafted and bohemian while Las Mimosas is more refined and pared back. Choose Casa if you want soulful and eclectic. Choose Las Mimosas if you want serene and polished. See Casa Del Beso →
Frequently Asked Questions
When will Las Mimosas be ready?
Las Mimosas is currently in development. Register your interest with our team and we'll notify you as soon as bookings open.
Where is Las Mimosas?
Pecatu, on the southern tip of the Bukit Peninsula. Close to Uluwatu's beaches, surf breaks, and clifftop restaurants. The area is quieter and more private than central Bali.
How many bedrooms does Las Mimosas have?
Two bedrooms, both with king size beds and large windows looking out into tropical greenery.
Is Las Mimosas a Cabo Bali property?
Yes. Las Mimosas is managed by Cabo Bali, so you'll get the same responsive support, scooter rental, airport transfers, and local recommendations as our other villas.
Should I book direct or through Airbnb?
Direct is always the better option. You'll get a better rate, more flexibility, and you're dealing with the team who actually manages the villa — not a platform.
How far is Las Mimosas from the airport?
Around 30 to 45 minutes from Ngurah Rai International. We can arrange a private transfer when you book.