
A small rice terrace venue in East Bali for retreats run by outside leaders, 20 minutes from Sidemen.
Camaya Bali is a small retreat venue in the rice terraces of Selat, East Bali, near Sidemen, for groups of about 6 up to 1 leader and 14 guests, run by outside leaders. You get a yoga pavilion, a reserved part of our restaurant and open-air bamboo houses, with or without a full buyout.
Five houses sleep up to 4 each, plus Santai and Sayang for two.
Evenings by the fire, above the rice terraces.
Tell us about your retreat
Camaya suits small, quiet retreats where the setting does part of the work: rice terraces on every side, open-air houses and no traffic noise.
Camaya is not right for every group, and we would rather say so now.
Dates in mind?
Camaya Terrace cooks for retreat groups from its own kitchen. We can create custom menus ahead of time based on your group’s requirements. The regular menu already marks vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free and dairy-free dishes, and our kitchen handles gluten, dairy, nuts and seafood. Camaya Terrace is not halal-certified. Read more about Camaya Terrace.
Camaya is part of Padangaji, a working Balinese village, and our team comes from the village. When a ceremony takes place, village families can sometimes welcome a group to watch respectfully. Ceremonies are real, not staged, so we cannot guarantee one during your dates.
Our team can also arrange guided rice terrace walks, private yoga, massages and East Bali day trips for your group. See experiences at Camaya.
Retreat prices depend on your dates, group size and the houses you need, so contact us for a quote. Send us your dates, group size, type of retreat and the number of houses you would like, and we will reply with availability and a price.
Camaya works for groups from about 6 guests, for example 3 shared houses. The largest group we suggest is about 1 leader and 14 guests.
No. Full buyouts are welcome, but a group can also book only the houses it needs.
Yes. Retreat groups use our yoga pavilion, and speakers and yoga mats are free of charge.
Yes. We can create custom menus ahead of time based on your group’s requirements, served in a reserved section of Camaya Terrace.
Camaya is about 2 hours by car from Ngurah Rai International Airport, and we can arrange transfers for your group.
The dry season in Karangasem usually runs from May to October, with the clearest views of Mount Agung. The rainy season, from November to April, brings green terraces and fewer visitors.



