Three rooms, sleeps six. Haas designs the programme — surf, paragliding, or both. Chris and Elle run the house. One contact for everything.
Express Interest →A Bali trip with a small group works best when there's a single point of contact and a house that functions as your base, not a hotel. LG Paragliding Villas is built for exactly this. Take all three rooms — the villa is yours. Tell Haas what the group wants: a week of surf mornings and paragliding afternoons, a mix of active days and slow ones, or a programme he designs from scratch. Chris and Elle handle the house. You handle turning up for breakfast.
Haas has run group programmes on the Bukit for years. He designs the week based on a brief — what the group wants to do, how active they want to be, which activities are new for people and which are returning favourites. He handles all transport, bookings, and on-the-day adjustments. Chris and Elle manage the house, the meals, and the details that make a shared villa feel like a home rather than an Airbnb. For groups, the combination is hard to beat.
The villa has three en-suite rooms and comfortably accommodates six adults. For groups larger than six, the villa configuration doesn't scale — it's designed to feel like a private home, not a guesthouse. For groups of four to six, the whole villa runs as an exclusive buyout: all rooms, all common spaces, all of Haas's attention. It's the configuration most groups choose.
Yes, and this is one of the most popular combinations. A typical week might run surf mornings on Monday, Wednesday and Friday — taking advantage of early offshore winds — with paragliding on Tuesday and Thursday when thermals build from mid-morning. Haas schedules around conditions and can restructure the week in real time if a big swell arrives or flying days change. He's done this many times.
Hosted breakfast is included for the full group every morning. For other meals, Chris and Elle can arrange catered lunches or dinners on the terrace in advance — useful for arrival evenings or a group dinner mid-week. Most groups eat out the majority of the time, with Elle pointing them to the right warungs and restaurants for each occasion. She has strong opinions on this and they're all correct.
Full buyout means all three rooms are reserved exclusively for your group from check-in to checkout. No other guests. The terrace, common areas, and hosted services are entirely yours. You pay for all three rooms regardless of whether every bed is occupied — this is the standard arrangement for group stays and ensures the exclusive experience. Chris and Elle can discuss pricing and minimum stay when you express interest.
Yes. Send Haas a brief before arrival — what activities interest the group, experience levels for surfing and paragliding, any days you want to keep free, any specific places you want to visit. He'll put together a day-by-day programme and share it before you land. On the ground he runs the logistics, adjusts for conditions, and fills the gaps with the kind of Bukit knowledge you only get from living here.
