Anta Oasis by Wyndham

Anta Oasis by Wyndham is a 39-unit resort residence on Bali's Bukit Peninsula, developed by ANTA Group Development in partnership with Ramada Encore by Wyndham. Spread across three low-rise buildings in the Badung regency, the project is currently under construction and available for purchase, with residences ranging from compact hotel-format suites to three-bedroom villas priced between AED 491,780 and AED 2.22 million.

# Three Buildings on the Bukit Peninsula

The Bukit is the southernmost tip of Bali, a limestone headland known for its coastal cliffs, surf breaks and a concentration of high-end resort infrastructure that has attracted operators including The Ritz-Carlton and The Apurva Kempinski. ANTA Group is building within this corridor, on a site that the developer positions close to the Bali National Golf Club and the Bukit Pandawa Golf and Country Club.

At 39 units across three buildings, the scheme is deliberately small. That scale shapes everything: the density of amenities relative to the unit count is high, and the resort carries a boutique character that larger hospitality developments in Seminyak or Canggu cannot replicate. The Wyndham flag brings with it the Ramada Encore operating brand, making this the first Ramada Encore property in Bali to offer privately owned investment units, and access to Wyndham's global loyalty membership base.

# Residences, Layouts and Kitchen Fitout

The range spans five configurations. Entry-level superior suites measure 331.7 sq ft and are priced from AED 491,780. One-bedroom units come in three distinct formats: 449.4 sq ft from AED 554,170, 642 sq ft at AED 715,650, and a larger 861.2 sq ft format at AED 844,100. The two-bedroom residence sits at 1,431 sq ft (AED 1.19 million), and the three-bedroom villa tops the range at 3,130.93 sq ft, priced at AED 2.22 million.

All units are delivered with a fitted kitchen only. Villas at the upper end include private terraces and generous interior volumes. The developer describes contemporary interiors with quality bathroom fixtures throughout, though specific brand specifications have not been published at this stage.

# Water as Infrastructure: What the Resort Contains

The amenity list here is unusually broad for a 39-unit scheme, which suggests the project is operating as a full-service resort rather than a residential building with a gym and pool attached.

# Pools and beach

The centrepiece is a lagoon pool described as the largest on the Bukit Peninsula, accompanied by an infinity pool with ocean views. A private beach with full service rounds out the water facilities.

# Beyond the pool deck

Co-working space, an outdoor cinema, a BBQ area, yoga studio, spa area, gym, events area and a restaurant are all listed. Camp 360, a children's activity and language programme, occupies its own category. Perhaps most striking for a Bali project at this price point: an air taxi facility is listed among the amenities, reflecting the growing infrastructure for vertical air transport on the island.

# Airport Access and the Surrounding District

Ngurah Rai International Airport sits north of the Bukit Peninsula and is reachable within roughly 20 to 40 minutes depending on traffic, a variable that any Bali buyer should factor carefully. The helipad on site addresses that constraint for buyers using air taxi services.

Pandawa Beach, locally called the "Secret Beach", Melasti, Green Bowl and Padang Padang are all within the surrounding coastal stretch. The area's surf reputation draws consistent international visitor flow, and the concentration of luxury resort operators nearby has anchored land values over the past decade.

# The Buyer Profile This Project Is Built For

Anta Oasis sits at an intersection that a particular type of buyer finds attractive: entry prices in AED under 500,000, a Wyndham operating structure that handles rental management, and a location in one of Southeast Asia's most visited destinations. For a GCC or European buyer already familiar with Dubai's hotel-apartment model, the format is legible. For an Asian buyer building a portfolio across regional markets, the Bali ticket size is modest relative to the resort quality on offer.

The project is still under construction with no published completion date, which is a material consideration. Buyers should request the escrow account details and construction timeline from the developer directly before proceeding. What the scheme offers in return for that uncertainty is a branded operator, a limited unit count, and a position on a coastline where supply of this format remains constrained.