Sunrise-facing, Kemarong enjoys views of Teluk Baru, a tranquil bay. The legendary Pulau Dayang Bunting island can be seen in the distance – and upon it Gua Langsir or the Cave of Banshees can be found, so named because of the sound produced when the wind whistles through the chambers of the cave.

Malut enjoys the shade of a lofty bogor tree – a spot where hornbills and monkeys like to frolic and feed. The villa faces Teluk Baru – where fishermen can often be seen going out to sea, and extends across to the Dayang Bunting Marble Geoforest Park.

Come sunset, Tirai is the villa for nature lovers. Wildlife such as macaque monkeys like to visit, while giant squirrels, hornbills and even fireflies make appearances. From this vantage point, the view of Teluk Baru Bay, fringed by coconut palms, is postcard-perfect.

Kuang is a favourite with the local wildlife. As dawn breaks, the giant hornbills feed in the lush bogor tree in front of the villa, while sunset brings the gentle dusky leaf monkeys out to play. The villa faces the sleepy Teluk Baru, where local fishermen bring in their catch daily.