Sanur is Bali’s gentle face – calm seas, shady beachfront paths, and a pace that invites you to slow down. One of the island’s original tourist areas, it has stayed true to its relaxed roots while still offering modern comforts. There are no towering clubs here, less traffic-choked chaos than its southern Bali neighbours, just a long stretch of beach, a leafy promenade, and an easy blend of local life and visitor-friendly convenience. Families love it for the safety, older travellers for the peace, and couples for the romance of sunrise over the water.

WHY VISIT SANUR?

Sanur has a timeless charm. You get a soft golden beach with calm, reef-protected waters perfect for swimming, a 7-kilometre beach path for cycling and strolling, and a mix of cafés, restaurants, and markets that make daily life here effortless. It feels more village than resort strip, yet you will find everything you need within minutes. Unlike the west coast, Sanur faces east – so mornings start with spectacular sunrises over the ocean. It is just 20–30 minutes from the airport and a gateway to the Nusa Islands via the nearby fast boat harbour.

THINGS TO DO IN SANUR

Days in Sanur move easily between the beach, the cafés, and gentle exploration. You can swim in the calm lagoon, cycle along the paved coastal path, or wander the night market for dinner.

Beach and Swimming

Sanur Beach is wide, soft, and protected by an offshore reef, keeping the waves gentle. The water is shallow for quite a distance, making it great for families with kids. There are sun loungers and umbrellas for rent, and beach cafés serving fresh juices, coffee, and cold beers. Early mornings are special here – locals practise yoga, joggers pass by, and fishermen prepare their colourful jukung boats for the day.

Cycling and Walking

The Sanur Beach Path runs the length of the beachfront and is ideal for walking, jogging, or cycling. You can rent bikes easily along the path, and riding from one end to the other takes you past fishing villages, art shops, beach resorts, and plenty of shady rest stops.

Cultural and Local Attractions

Sanur has a few small temples along the coast, often decorated with offerings. The Le Mayeur Museum, set in the former home of Belgian artist Adrien-Jean Le Mayeur, offers a glimpse into Sanur’s artistic heritage. You can also take a short drive to see Blanjong Temple, home to the oldest known inscription in Bali, dating back to the 10th century. Nearby, the Bali Orchid Garden adds bursts of colour, and the Turtle Conservation and Education Centre works to protect endangered sea turtles, welcoming visitors to learn and interact responsibly.

Markets

Sanur’s night markets are a lively, affordable way to experience local food culture after dark. The most popular, Sindhu Night Market, starts buzzing around sunset, with stalls serving everything from sizzling satay skewers and fragrant nasi goreng to fresh seafood grilled to order. Long tables and plastic chairs create a casual, social setting where locals and visitors mingle over shared plates. Prices are low, portions generous, and the variety means you can graze from stall to stall, trying sweet treats like dadar gulung (green coconut pancakes) or pisang goreng (fried banana). Beyond food, a few vendors sell clothing, souvenirs, and household items, adding a local flavour to the evening. It is safe, family-friendly, and easy to reach from most Sanur hotels, making it an ideal spot for a relaxed dinner that feels authentically Balinese without breaking the budget.

SHOPPING

One of Sanur’s most well-known spots is Tootsies, a fixed-price shop located at Sindhu Beach Market. It is a favourite among repeat visitors who want to avoid haggling while still getting good value. The store stocks a wide range of clothing, accessories, and gifts, all clearly priced, making shopping here easy and stress-free. The surrounding Sindhu Market area also has other stalls worth exploring, where you can test your bargaining skills or simply browse the handmade goods.

For a more modern experience, Icon Bali Mall brings a contemporary shopping centre to Sanur’s relaxed coast. This stylish complex features air-conditioned comfort, a mix of local and international brands, cafés, and restaurants. It is a good option if you are looking to escape the midday heat while picking up quality clothing, accessories, or souvenirs. Icon Bali Mall also regularly hosts small events and exhibitions, adding to its appeal as a community space.

CAFÉS AND RESTAURANTS

Sanur’s dining scene mixes relaxed beachfront spots with modern cafés and long-established favourites.

·       Luhtu’s Coffee Shop – A long-standing favourite on the beachfront, Luhtu’s Coffee Shop is known for its relaxed seaside setting and excellent coffee. Open from early morning, it is a perfect spot for a sunrise breakfast, offering fresh pastries, hearty egg dishes, and tropical smoothies. The beachfront tables are shaded and breezy, making it ideal for lingering with a book or people-watching along the promenade.

·       The Glasshouse – The Glasshouse blends a light-filled interior with a menu that focuses on fresh, well-prepared dishes. Known for its friendly service and generous portions, it is a reliable choice for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Their cakes and desserts are particularly popular, while the mix of Indonesian and Western options suits all tastes.

·       Goddess Bakery – A must for bread and pastry lovers, Goddess Bakery serves freshly baked goods daily. Expect crusty sourdough, buttery croissants, and indulgent cakes alongside great coffee. The casual, welcoming vibe makes it a favourite for takeaway treats or a quick café stop.

·       Fisherman Sanur – Seafood lovers will appreciate Fisherman Sanur’s focus on fresh catches, grilled and served simply to let the flavours shine. The menu highlights locally sourced fish and shellfish, paired with Indonesian sides and sauces. The atmosphere is relaxed and beachy, perfect for a casual dinner.

·       Blossom Steakhouse – Blossom Steakhouse specialises in perfectly cooked steaks served with generous sides and rich sauces. The modern setting and attentive service create a polished but comfortable dining experience, ideal for a special night out in Sanur.

·       Cork – Cork is Sanur’s go-to for wine lovers, offering a carefully curated selection of bottles paired with cheese boards, tapas, and small plates. The intimate, stylish space makes it a great choice for date nights or relaxed evenings with friends.

·       Costa by Monsta – Set right on the beach, Costa by Monsta offers Mediterranean-inspired dishes in a chic, coastal setting. The seafood paella is a standout, and the cocktails are fresh and creative. It is as much about the view as the food, especially at sunset.

·       Sala Bistro – Sala Bistro combines modern café style with a menu that moves from brunch favourites to refined dinner options. Known for its strong coffee, fresh salads, and creative mains, it is a versatile spot that works for any time of day.

·       Pescado Bali – Pescado Bali is a vibrant Spanish restaurant that brings authentic tapas, paella, and sangria to Sanur. The lively atmosphere, colourful décor, and bold flavours make it a fun choice for groups or anyone craving a taste of Spain by the beach.

·       Massimo’s – Massimo’s is Sanur’s most famous Italian restaurant, attracting locals and visitors alike for its generous portions and authentic flavours. The homemade pasta and wood-fired pizzas are favourites, but many come just for the artisanal gelato served from the street-side counter. The atmosphere is warm, busy, and unmistakably Italian.

·       Genius Café – Right on the sand, Genius Café serves fresh, health-conscious dishes alongside tropical smoothies, kombucha, and great coffee. It has a relaxed, bohemian vibe with beanbags, sea views, and a menu that caters well to vegetarians, vegans, and those after wholesome, organic food.

·       Warung Little Bird – A small, friendly warung with a loyal following, Warung Little Bird serves tasty, affordable Indonesian and Western meals. Portions are generous, and the atmosphere is cheerful and unpretentious, with a touch of live music some evenings.

·       Café Batujimbar – Café Batujimbar is a stylish spot blending Indonesian flavours with café classics. Known for its strong coffee, delicious breakfast plates, and fresh salads, it also hosts occasional markets and events, making it a lively part of the Sanur community.

·       Three Monkeys Sanur – Three Monkeys combines modern design with a menu that mixes Mediterranean influences and Asian flair. Expect fresh seafood, meze-style plates, and bold flavours, all served in a leafy courtyard or airy indoor dining space.

·       RiB – RiB is a meat lover’s dream, focusing on slow-cooked ribs, steaks, and hearty sides. The casual yet polished setting makes it a great choice for a relaxed dinner with friends, paired with cold beers or a glass of red.

·       The Fire Station – A Sanur institution for those who love a lively bar and grill atmosphere, The Fire Station is known for its perfectly cooked steaks, gourmet burgers, and generous portions. The drinks list includes quality wines, craft beers, and cocktails, while the upbeat, friendly vibe makes it a favourite for both dinner and late-night drinks.

·       Wong Fei Hung – Bringing bold Chinese flavours to Sanur, Wong Fei Hung specialises in Cantonese-inspired dishes with a modern twist. Dim sum, crispy duck, and wok-fried noodles are highlights, all served in a stylish yet comfortable setting. It is a great spot for groups and anyone craving authentic Chinese cuisine.

·       Hey! Ni Hai – Playful and contemporary, Hey! Ni Hai serves creative Asian fusion plates in a bright, modern space. The menu draws from Chinese, Japanese, and Southeast Asian influences, with colourful presentation and inventive flavour combinations. It is a good pick for a casual lunch or dinner with friends.

NIGHTLIFE AND BARS

Sanur’s nightlife is laid-back rather than wild. Expect live acoustic music at beachfront bars, happy hours with sunset views, and casual pubs rather than thumping clubs.

Good options include:

·       Soul on the Beach – Soul on the Beach pairs ocean views with a relaxed, stylish atmosphere. The drinks menu includes fresh tropical cocktails, craft beers, and a well-chosen wine list. With live music on some evenings and a breezy open-air layout, it is a great choice for sunset drinks that can easily roll into dinner.

·       Linga Longa Bar – A laid-back favourite with regular live music, Linga Longa Bar is a top pick for those who enjoy classic rock and friendly banter. The drinks are affordable, the crowd is a mix of locals and travellers, and the atmosphere is warm and unpretentious.

·       Casablanca – Casablanca is Sanur’s liveliest bar, with a rotating schedule of bands and themed nights. From reggae to jazz, there is always something on, and the upbeat vibe attracts a fun, social crowd. The cocktails are creative, and the bar snacks keep the energy going late into the night.

·       Nu Lazer – Nu Lazer is Sanur’s go-to for late-night dancing, offering a mix of live DJs, themed parties, and a modern club atmosphere. It is popular with a younger crowd and those looking for a more energetic night out.

·       Arena Pub & Restaurant – Known for its big-screen sports coverage and hearty pub food, Arena is where to go for a cold beer while catching the game. It has a loyal following among expats and visitors who want a casual but lively place to hang out.

·       The Owl – Small but characterful, The Owl serves strong cocktails and cold beers in a cosy, intimate space. It is perfect for a low-key drink and conversation before or after dinner.

·       Stumpy’s Bar – Stumpy’s Bar is a friendly neighbourhood-style pub where everyone feels like a regular after a couple of visits. Cold drinks, easy conversation, and a laid-back crowd make it a good choice for a relaxed evening out.

·       My Bar Sanur – A cheerful beachside hangout, My Bar Sanur offers affordable drinks, ocean views, and a sociable atmosphere. It is popular with long-term visitors and those who enjoy unhurried afternoons that roll into sunset.

·       Firefly – Firefly blends modern cocktail bar style with a cosy atmosphere. Known for its creative drink list and skilled bartenders, it is a great place to try something new or linger over a well-made classic.

·   Hidden Garden Bar – Tucked away from the main street, Hidden Garden Bar feels like a secret escape. Its leafy courtyard setting and relaxed music make it perfect for unwinding with a cold beer or cocktail.

·       Lola’s – Tap Craft Beer Bar – Lola’s is Sanur’s spot for craft beer lovers, with rotating taps showcasing local and imported brews. Pair your drink with one of their tasty bar snacks and enjoy the casual, friendly vibe.

WELLNESS AND SPAS

Sanur has a strong spa scene, ranging from simple massage huts on the beach to high-end wellness centres.

·       The Nest Boutique Spa – The Nest Boutique Spa is a standout in Sanur for those seeking a refined yet welcoming experience. Located near the beachfront, it specialises in high-quality treatments such as Balinese massages, facials, and body scrubs, all carried out in bright, stylish treatment rooms. The attention to detail, from the quality of oils to the professionalism of the therapists, makes it a favourite with repeat visitors.

·       Chantara Wellness Spa – Chantara Wellness Spa blends traditional Balinese healing with modern spa techniques. The atmosphere is serene, with soothing music and a strong focus on relaxation. Signature treatments include herbal body wraps, hot stone massages, and rejuvenating facials, making it ideal for a half-day wellness escape.

·       Koa Boutique Spa – Koa Boutique Spa offers a fresh, modern take on spa design, with crisp interiors and an emphasis on aromatherapy. Treatments range from deep tissue massages to indulgent spa packages, and the therapists are known for their attentive, personalised service. It is a popular choice for couples looking for a shared spa experience.

·       Alam Bali Sanur – Completely no-frills, Alam Bali Sanur has experienced and well-trained staff who offer fantastic massage therapy. The menu includes traditional Balinese massages, reflexology, and body scrubs, all offered at very reasonable prices without compromising quality.  The reflexology is outstanding, though you may need to ask for more gentle pressure!

·       UR Spa Sanur – UR Spa Sanur combines luxury and local inspiration, offering treatments that incorporate Balinese herbs and essential oils. The spa’s minimalist, calming interiors create a peaceful retreat, and their signature wellness journeys are designed to balance body and mind.

·       Leha-Leha Spa – Leha-Leha Spa is known for its personalised approach and friendly service. The therapists take time to understand your preferences before starting treatments, which include relaxing massages, foot reflexology, and hair cream baths. It is a great choice for affordable but professional pampering.

·       Svaha Spa – Svaha Spa offers a blend of traditional Balinese therapies and modern wellness practices. Guests love the calming environment and professional therapists, with signature treatments like their full-body relaxation massage and aromatherapy facials standing out.

·       REBORN Icon Mall – Located inside the Icon Mall, REBORN is a reflexology specialist, perfect for tired feet after a day of shopping. Treatments focus on foot massage, shoulder relief, and acupressure, delivered in a clean, comfortable space with reclining chairs.

·       The Nest – A sister location to The Nest Boutique Spa, The Nest focuses on quick, high-quality treatments ideal for travellers with limited time. Think express massages, facials, and nail care, all delivered with the same professionalism and attention to detail as their main spa.

Sanur’s yoga scene has grown into a welcoming mix of studios, beach classes, and unique wellness experiences that suit all levels. Whether you want to deepen your practice, try something new, or simply stretch out after a long flight, there are plenty of options.

·       Power of Now Oasis – This open-air bamboo studio sits in a leafy garden by the beach, creating a peaceful setting for practice. They run daily sessions in Hatha, Vinyasa, Iyengar, Yin, and Restorative yoga, as well as retreats and teacher training. Drop-ins are straightforward and the space has a warm, inclusive atmosphere.

·       Umah Shakti Yoga – Set within a traditional Balinese compound, Umah Shakti offers a wide variety of classes, from Ashtanga and Hatha to Anti-Gravity yoga. The setting feels authentic and intimate, with friendly teachers and affordable prices. They also run meditation, breathwork, and healing workshops.

·       Koa Shala – A garden-surrounded studio with a relaxed vibe, Koa Shala hosts classes in Hatha Flow, Vinyasa, Yin-Yang, and Kundalini. It is a good choice for those who want variety in a calm, open-air space.

·       Maya Resort Sanur – Guests can join daily yoga overlooking the ocean, and visitors are welcome for a small fee. The program ranges from gentle stretching and Yin to more energising Vinyasa and even aerial yoga.

·       Sanur Beach Yoga – Twice a week, locals and travellers gather for community-led beach yoga. The sessions are casual, donation-based, and a great way to enjoy Sanur’s sunrise or sunset by the sea.

·       SUP Yoga Bali – For something different, SUP Yoga Bali combines balance, strength, and ocean calm with yoga on stand-up paddleboards. Classes take place in Sanur’s gentle waters, offering a fresh twist on a classic practice.

GETTING AROUND SANUR

Sanur is flat, compact, and very easy to explore on foot or by bicycle, which makes it one of Bali’s most walkable coastal towns. The highlight for getting around is the Sanur Beach Path, a scenic paved walkway stretching about 7 kilometres from the southern end at Mertasari Beach to the northern tip near Sanur Harbour. This path runs right alongside the ocean, connecting hotels, cafés, beach clubs, and small fishing villages, and is perfect for a leisurely stroll, morning jog, or a cycling adventure. Most places in central Sanur are within a 10–20 minute walk, and renting a bicycle gives you the freedom to cover the full length of the beach path while enjoying the sea breeze and uninterrupted views.

For something a bit different, Bluewheels Adventure provides electric bikes, perfect for a relaxed ride without much effort – ideal if you want to cover more ground or explore the neighbouring villages.

If you are wanting to explore or move around Sanur in more comfort, taxis and ride-hailing apps like Grab and Gojek are reliable and easy to arrange. If you are planning a day trip to places like Ubud, Canggu, or Uluwatu, hiring a private driver is easy. Scooter rentals are readily available and are a popular choice for confident riders, but it is worth noting that traffic can be busy on the main bypass road that runs behind Sanur. If you stick to the quieter backstreets and the beach path, two wheels can be a fun and efficient way to explore at your own pace.

WHERE TO STAY

Sanur offers a wide range of stays, from boutique hotels to luxury resorts and family villas. Sanur has three main areas to choose from – North, Central, and South – each offering a different pace, atmosphere, and range of accommodation.

North Sanur (Sanur Harbour to Jalan Danau Toba)

Quiet, local, and close to the harbour for boats to Nusa Penida and Nusa Lembongan. The beachfront is peaceful, with fishing boats and small warungs. Perfect for travellers who want a slower pace or are planning island trips. Main streets: Jalan Hang Tuah, Jalan Danau Toba.

·       Inna Sindhu Beach – A long-standing Sanur favourite, Inna Sindhu Beach offers a prime position right on the sand. Rooms are simple but comfortable, and the pool area overlooks the ocean. Its location near the harbour and beach path makes it an easy choice for travellers who want convenience and sea views.

·       Tandjung Sari – One of Bali’s most iconic boutique hotels, Tandjung Sari blends history, artistry, and understated elegance. With private bungalows set in lush gardens and a beachfront restaurant serving timeless Balinese dishes, it offers an intimate and authentic experience.

·       Segara Village Hotel – Situated toward the northern end of Sanur, Segara Village blends a serene beachfront setting with tropical gardens and two inviting pools perfect for lounging. Guests can step straight onto the sand or enjoy activities like paddleboarding and kayaking right from the shore. The atmosphere is relaxed but refined, making it a great option for those who want both a peaceful retreat and quick access to the harbour for island trips.

·       Prime Plaza Hotel Sanur – Tucked slightly inland in North Sanur, Prime Plaza Hotel combines spacious rooms with a warm, welcoming vibe. The large central pool is a highlight, offering plenty of space for families to relax. While the property is not directly on the beach, it is just a short stroll away, making it convenient for guests who want a comfortable base with easy access to local cafés, shops, and the waterfront.

·       Sanur Resort Watu Jimbar – Only a brief walk from the ocean, Sanur Resort Watu Jimbar has a calm, tropical feel with a large lagoon-style pool at its heart. Rooms are simple yet comfortable, and the included breakfast buffet makes mornings effortless. It is a good match for travellers looking for a laid-back stay with solid amenities, close enough to the beach to enjoy Sanur’s famous sunrise walks.

Central Sanur (Jalan Danau Toba to Jalan Danau Poso)

The heart of Sanur’s tourist life, with cafés, shops, spas, and the busiest section of the beach path. Everything is within easy walking distance, including a wide variety of restaurants and beach clubs. Main streets: Jalan Danau Tamblingan, Jalan Cemara.

·       Hyatt Regency Sanur – A landmark property on a prime stretch of Sanur Beach, the Hyatt Regency offers spacious rooms in a low-rise garden setting. The resort features multiple pools, a well-equipped fitness centre, a kids’ club, and a choice of restaurants. Its location on Jalan Danau Tamblingan puts guests close to shops and cafés while keeping the beachfront calm and private.

·       Maya Sanur – Stylish and modern, Maya Sanur blends contemporary architecture with eco-friendly design. The infinity pool overlooks the beach, and the rooftop garden offers sweeping sea views. Spacious rooms, excellent dining options, and a beachfront position in the heart of Sanur make it a favourite for couples and design-conscious travellers.

·       Griya Santrian – Family-run and warmly welcoming, Griya Santrian sits right on the sand and offers a blend of modern comforts with Balinese charm. Three pools, beachfront dining, and lush gardens create a relaxing atmosphere just steps from Sanur’s main strip.

·       Andaz Bali – A newer luxury addition to Sanur, Andaz combines a village-style layout with polished, modern interiors. Guests enjoy spacious villas, a lagoon-style pool, and high-end dining, all directly connected to the beach and the main shopping street.

·       Artotel Sanur – Funky and creative, Artotel Sanur showcases local art and a youthful, modern vibe. Its rooftop pool, lively café, and regular art events make it stand out from the more traditional resorts. Located just off the beach path, it suits travellers looking for something fresh and social.

·       Parigata Villas Resort – A peaceful retreat tucked slightly away from the main road, Parigata Villas offers private pool villas in a garden setting. It is a short stroll to the beach and central dining, making it a good balance of seclusion and convenience.

·       Abian Harmony Hotel – A budget-friendly option in central Sanur, Abian Harmony offers simple, clean rooms and a pool area. It is within walking distance of both the beach and the main shopping street, making it a practical base for those watching their budget.

South Sanur (Jalan Danau Poso to Mertasari Beach)

More relaxed and residential, with wider beaches and fewer crowds. Mertasari Beach is popular for paddleboarding, kitesurfing, and sunset drinks. Main streets: Jalan Mertasari, southern end of Jalan Danau Tamblingan.

·       Puri Santrian – A long-time favourite on the southern beachfront, Puri Santrian offers resort-style amenities with a relaxed Balinese feel. Guests can enjoy two beachside pools, a wellness centre, and multiple dining options, all on a quieter stretch of sand.

·       Sudamala Resort – A boutique resort with an artistic twist, Sudamala features spacious suites, an art gallery, and a serene pool area. Located near Mertasari Beach, it offers a peaceful base within walking distance of South Sanur’s cafés and bars.

·       The Alantara – A stylish boutique hotel blending modern design with traditional accents, The Alantara offers spacious suites and villas with private pools. It is set back from the beach but provides free shuttle service to Mertasari, making it ideal for those who prefer a quieter retreat.

·       Prama Sanur Beach – One of the largest resorts in South Sanur, Prama offers direct beach access, a lagoon-style pool, kids’ facilities, and a popular beachfront restaurant. It is well-suited for families and groups looking for a full-service resort close to the water sports action at Mertasari Beach.

·       Mercure Resort Sanur – Set on sprawling tropical grounds, Mercure offers thatched-roof villas in a village-style layout. Two pools, tennis courts, and a beachfront location make it popular with families and couples alike. The resort is right on the quieter southern section of the beach path.

SUNRISES IN SANUR

Sanur is the place to greet the day. Facing east, its calm shoreline catches the first golden light, often with Mount Agung’s distinctive peak rising in silhouette across the water. Early mornings in Sanur feel unhurried and peaceful – the sea is dotted with traditional jukung fishing boats, the air is fresh, and locals can be seen jogging, cycling, or practising tai chi along the beach path.

Some of the best places to watch the sunrise are around Jalan Segara Ayu and Jalan Hang Tuah in the north, where the harbour area provides open views toward the horizon. Further south, the stretch between Jalan Duyung and Jalan Danau Tamblingan offers excellent vantage points, with quiet sections of sand and cafés already open for early risers. Mertasari Beach at the southern end is another beautiful spot, where you can see the morning light spill over the lagoon and mangroves.

The 7-kilometre beachfront path makes it easy to wander between spots – you can start near the harbour, stop for a coffee at a place like Luhtu’s Coffee Shop and continue south as the colours shift from soft pinks to vibrant golds. Bring a camera or simply enjoy the view with your feet in the sand. In Sanur, sunrise is not just something to see, it is something to feel – calm, unhurried, and quietly beautiful.

Best Sunrise Walk in Sanur

Sanur’s 7-kilometre beach path is one of Bali’s most scenic and accessible morning walks, especially at sunrise. If you time it right, you can follow the changing colours along the coast while passing fishing boats, temples, and beach cafés opening for the day.

Start at Pantai Segara Ayu near Jalan Segara Ayu in the north. This spot gives you an unobstructed view of Mount Agung and the first pink glow on the horizon. From here, head south along the paved path, passing the small harbour where traditional jukung boats bob gently in the water.

Continue toward the stretch by Jalan Duyung, where the beach widens and you will often see locals jogging or walking dogs. Stop first at Luhtu’s Coffee Shop for a fresh brew or light breakfast – it is a favourite with early risers.

Keep following the path as it curves past beachfront resorts like Hyatt Regency and Puri Santrian, shaded by tall palms and frangipani trees. You will pass small shrines, colourful fishing boats pulled up on the sand, and fishermen casting nets in the shallows.

End your walk at Mertasari Beach in the south. This quieter area is perfect for a moment of stillness as the sun climbs higher, lighting up the lagoon and mangroves. If you want to linger, Genius Café is just steps away, offering healthy breakfasts and smoothies with a view.

Allow around 45 minutes for the walk without stops, or longer if you plan to enjoy coffee and take photos along the way.

Sanur is Bali at its gentlest. It is the kind of place where time stretches, the sea stays calm, and the days blend into each other in the best possible way. Whether you stay for a night before heading to the islands, or settle in for weeks, Sanur will quietly charm you with its pace, its people, and its timeless coastal beauty. Wander Beyond Ordinary!