Australian man found dead inside Bali villa

An Australian man has tragically been discovered dead inside a Bali villa. Police have revealed the item found next to his body and his suspected cause of death.

An Australian man has been found dead at a villa in Bali.

The 68-year-old, who is believed to be from Cronulla in Sydney’s south, was discovered found lying on the floor of his The Janan Villa, in Banjar Panti, Sanur — a seaside town in the southeast of the island of Bali.

According to Banjar Police, an empty bottle of vodka was found next to him, along with medications. He also reportedly had blood on his lips.

An Australian man was found dead inside a villa in Bali on September 11. Picture: Seven News

“Initial suspicion is that the victim passed away due to illness. Additionally, at the scene, medications and an empty Vodka bottle were found,” Denpasar Regional Police said in a statement, according to national publication, The Bali Times.

He was found at The Janan Villa, a three star hotel in Banjar Panti, Sanur, a seaside town in the southeast of the island of Bali. Picture: The Janan Villa

He was allegedly discovered with an empty bottle of vodka by his side, medications and also reportedly had blood on his lips. Picture: The Janan Villa

The incident reportedly took place on Monday, September 11 when police received a report about a man found dead inside a villa.

Witness interviews were conducted at the location and despite a thorough examination of the crime scene, there were no visible physical injuries on the victim, The Bali Sun reported.

The victim’s body was transported Sanglah Hospital for an autopsy to be conducted.

The case has raised concerns with the local community and authorities awaiting ongoing investigation results.

The cause of his death is yet to be determined.

News.com.au has contacted the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade for comment.

Alcohol poisoning is common in Bali, where unscrupulous bar owners pump their alcohol with ethanol to save on production costs.

Drinks passed off as vodka or other spirits that are illicitly manufactured with methanol are especially dangerous.

A couple of teaspoons could cause blindness or liver damage.

Doctors warn a mouthful could induce a coma or cause brain damage or death.

The Janan Villa is a three star hotel which is a 17-minute walk from Sanur Beach, an area popular with tourists.