You get a nice clear view of the ocean, palm trees, and rice paddies from every apartment.

Say hello to the local neighbors next door.

They are pretty muddy now, but later they will be lush with fresh, locally grown rice.

They are just starting to grow here, but in a few weeks these will be delicious!  Just imagine waking up, going outside, and picking breakfast.  This tree is near the office (which you can just see in the background).

Another shot with the rice paddies in them.  They are terraced in the traditional Balinese tradition of Subak.

The property is lush with verdant plant life.  Luxury, and peace are balanced together to make the perfect place for you to retire!

The terraces are designed to minimize water loss, making the rice growing operations in Bali exceptionally environmentally friendly and sustainable.

When the rice hasn't started growing yet, you can really see how well these fields retain water.  While rice can still get flooded like other crops if they are submerged completely in water, they are nearly aquatic in how much they enjoy water.  Since these fields retain water so well, much of the necessary water is supplied by rain.

This flower welcomes you to the Bali Retirement Villages when you pull into the driveway.

This one was taken on top of the rice terraces behind the apartments.

These may be a common sight here, but they sure are beautiful.

This is what it looks like when the rice is growing.  So green.

You have to look closely to tell that these aren't people.  There are no crows in Bali to scare off, though; these are for scaring away other types of birds.

This is one of the spectacular views available from the surrounding property.

These grow all over the place here.

There is so much green all around.

The trunks of some of the trees here are similar to vine maples back in the USA.