A house that watches the sunset over the bay

Villa Sekoya was not built to be looked at. It was built to be lived in, slowly, with the doors open.

Living room with sofa, round daybed and pool view

Teak, lime plaster and raw stone, warmed by a light that moves across the day. Mornings belong to the garden, afternoons to the water, evenings to the long table. Nothing here asks for your attention, everything rewards it.

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LIVING SPACES

White villa facade seen from the tropical garden

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Rooms that open wide, water that holds the last light, a garden that keeps its own hours. The villa is made for slow days and long evenings. Placeholder copy, the final text is being written.

Illuminated pool terrace and villa at dusk — The poolEvening light on the water

Upper terrace with rattan chairs beside the master bedroom — The terraceMornings in the open air

Infinity pool facing the villa and green hills — The infinity poolFacing the green hills

Villa entrance with wooden double doors and palms — The entranceWooden doors under the palms

Master bedroom with platform bed and a balcony overlooking the bay — The bedroomWaking to soft light

Open-plan dining area with a long wooden bar table — The dining roomThe long table

MEMORABLE EXPERIENCES

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Villa Sekoya is rented in full, with a five night minimum. Rates vary by season.

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Look into the wild. Find your stillness.

A house that watches the sunset over the bay

LIVING SPACES

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