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. Read More...

Sanur's small yet neat area makes the meandering tireless and exciting. Several museums such as the Le Mayeur Museum, Seiki Torige’s Open Space Gallery and historical sites line its streets. Read More...

An unfulfilled appetite has never been an issue in Sanur. From the north end of Tohpati to Benoa harbour this bayside town is stuffed with restaurants, cafés, and warungs. Read More...

Sanur offers less excitement by night than other popular destinations in Bali. The resort’s feel is incomparable with Kuta, Legian, and Seminyak with their sophisticated disc jockeying nightlife. Read More...

Don’t expect less because of its location – Sanur is loaded with stores, boutiques, antiquities, art shops, and much more. Read More...

The second best diving spot in Bali after Tulamben, Sanur provides water sport enthusiasts with a playground of the first degree in terms of quality and safety. Read More...

Our interactive map (and satellite views) displays all available hotels with photos, facilities and guest comments as well as attractions, landmarks and other items of interest with links to relevant information pages. The perfect way to find your way around and see where everything actually is.  Read More...