Circadian light system, Infrared and NIR panels, recovery tools, and more.
Contrast therapy circuit, magnesium mineral soak, hyperbaric oxygen chamber.
Ocean & sunset views, movement & yoga sessions, surrounded by nature.
Nine private spaces on the hills of Uluwatu, each designed as a recovery environment from the moment you walk in. Matahari Wellness Escapes is a place where the architecture, the rituals, and the Indian Ocean work together towards one outcome: you leave better than you arrived.
The land comes first. Over fifty percent of the site is dedicated to preserved gardens, native planting, and natural ground - because the environment you recover in is inseparable from the recovery itself.
Every surface, every system, and every hour of the day is calibrated around recovery. Protocols embedded in the architecture, and an environment that speaks recovery by default.
You return to yourself — to sleep that restores, to a nervous system that has downshifted, to clarity that was buried under noise. And then you return to the world measurably better than when you left it.
Wellness is a $6.8 trillion economy growing toward $9.8 trillion by 2029, and wellness real estate is its fastest-growing sector at 19.5% a year. Capital that size moves toward what is easiest to build — which is why a sauna and a cold plunge now constitute a wellness positioning, and why any competitor can buy the same one next quarter.
Sleep is the exception. Analysts put the sleep economy above $585 billion and sleep-focused travel on track to roughly double by 2030. Six Senses and Equinox have both launched sleep programmes — inside rooms designed before anyone thought about sleep.
A sleep programme in a conventional room is a service. A property specified around sleep from the structural drawings is an asset, and it cannot be retrofitted without rebuilding.
We built the second one. The sauna is in the garden, where it belongs.
Single-storey pavilions embedded in the canopy, each with a 12-metre obsidian plunge pool and open-air bathing court. Designed for solitude and shaded light.
The estate's two signature residences. Three bedrooms, a water temple, a resident attendant and a private entrance through the banyan grove. Bookable for full-buyout retreats.
Not a spa menu. A system — where every light, every mineral, every breath serves sleep, skin, or recovery. Most of it works while you're not thinking about it.
The room protects your circadian rhythm from check-in to check-out. No action required.
Ocean-fed saltwater. Zero chlorine. Mineral soaks that repair rather than strip.
The wellness circuit is a protocol — structured, timed, and designed for measurable results.
Construction is underway on the Uluwatu site. Phase 1 — eight longevity suites — opens in February, with the full estate expected to launch in Summer 2027 depending on the close of the raise.
The tier table, the five-year projection and the property P&L sit behind a name and an email — so we know who is reading them.
| Investment range | Implied valuation | Equity range | ROI at Year 3 | Return at Year 3 (USD) |
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| $65K – $125K | $5.00M | 1.30% – 2.50% | 9.2% | $5,952 – $11,446 |
| $125K – $250K | $4.50M | 2.78% – 5.56% | 10.2% | $12,718 – $25,436 |
| $250K – $500K | $4.10M | 6.10% – 12.20% | 11.2% | $27,918 – $55,835 |
| $500K+ | $3.79M | 13.19%+ | 12.1% | $60,402+ |
Larger commitments receive a lower implied valuation — more equity per dollar. Standard shares ($65K–$250K) include 15 nights/year. Preferred shares ($250K+) include 8% preferred return and 30 nights/year.
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All figures in USD. Staff costs modelled within operating expenses. Leasehold fully paid — no debt service. ARR positioned 25–35% below comparable properties (Asa Maia $465–527/nt, Kamalaya $550/nt).
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