While the rest of Bali's beaches have developed at a breathtaking pace, Bali's first beach resort remains largely unchanged.
Sanur is one of Bali's biggest traditional villages but it's also one of the most established tourist areas. Fine hotels, restaurants and modern entertainment venues compliment traditional village activities like drama and dance, so it's a good place to enjoy the delights of a tropical island and gain a real appreciation of Balinese culture and local life.
WHERE TO STAY IN SANUR BEACH
Gradual and early development has meant that Sanur has grown alongside the village, with hotels located right next door to local meeting halls and Brahmanic temples. Many hotels have expansive gardens that face the ocean in a picturesque unbroken seaside promenade.
THE BEACH
Hang out, sunbathe on the soft sand beach. Located on the east coast, Sanur has a coral reef that makes it ideal for snorkeling - you can even do sea-walking. While local beach restaurants and bars provide an ethnic alternative to hotel dining.
Watersports. More and more popular, both within and beyond the reef.
WHAT TO DO IN SANUR BEACH
Sanur is an important religious centre and the venue for many colourful ceremonies and traditional dances that mark the calendar each year. It's also the kind of place where exclusive hotels, boutiques and chic restaurants nestle in with the local shops and cultural centres.
Explore Sanur's shady lanes and discover traditional markets, shops nightspots and local life, especially in the late afternoon.
SANUR BEACH NIGHTLIFE
Nightlife in Sanur is pretty relaxed. It starts and finishes earlier than in Kuta. Most restaurants fill up early in the evening and apart from a few bars and the disco, generally wind up around midnight.
Source: http://www.bali-indonesia.com
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