A few years ago Legian was a small village situated a short distance from Kuta, which has spread out so much that Legian is now part of the greater Kuta area.
Legian is a quieter alternative and with a more sophisticated nightlife scene focusing on dining-out and socialising rather than full-on partying.
WHERE TO STAY IN LEGIAN BEACH
Legian has seen extensive development over the last few years, with boutique and first class hotels like the Bali Padma and Jayakarta adding to local family-owned guest houses and hotels like the Paradiso and White Roses Hotel.
WHAT TO DO IN LEGIAN BEACH
On the beach... Legian and Seminyak have a more laid back beach style - less hustle, fewer vendors, but good facilities. You can rent surfboards, play volleyball, or just relax and take in the scene. All on the beach.
Close to the action but far enough for some down time, Legian still retains something of its village atmosphere and is easy to walk around. Good shopping, restaurants and, while nightlife is not so frantic, Legian does have its own entertainment scene around Jalan Gado-Gado.
GETTING AROUND
Legian is easy to walk around. If you can't take one step further, its easy to find an meter taxi or Bemo (a small open-air bus) Kuta is a 5 minute drive away.
Source: http://www.bali-indonesia.com
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