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Dual outdoor swimming pools, Seafront dining at Pandawa Restaurant
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Rooftop Indonesian cooking classes, Expansive lagoon swimming pool
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Mezzanine Asian Kitchen and Bar, Lush tropical botanical gardens
Sanur Harum signature dining, Extensive wellness and spa center
Lagoon-style swimming pool with waterfall, Flamboyant Restaurant poolside dining
Multiple outdoor swimming pools, On-site spa and salon
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Olympic-size beachfront swimming pool, Historic mid-century modern landmark
Outdoor garden swimming pool, On-site wellness and recreation
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Beachfront outdoor swimming pool, Matahari beachfront restaurant
Lagoon-style swimming pools, Terrace Sanur Restaurant
Ground floor pool access rooms, Sindhu Restaurant international dining
Multiple outdoor swimming pools, Beachfront Lambongan Restaurant
Natural stone swimming pool, Selada Restaurant and bar
Lush tropical gardens, Private pool villas
Two serene outdoor swimming pools, Authentic Balinese design and ambiance
Sunrise view rooms, Outdoor swimming pool
Camp Splash water slide, Terrace Restaurant theme nights
Refreshing outdoor swimming pool, Diverse culinary experiences
Family-friendly swimming pool with waterslide, Relaxing on-site spa
Dual outdoor swimming pools, Beachfront dining experience
Two outdoor swimming pools, Live music evenings
Lush tropical garden surroundings, Expansive outdoor swimming pool
Outdoor swimming pool with sun loungers, On-site dining and poolside bar
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Private pool suites, Child-friendly policy
Private pool villas, Authentic Balinese and international dining
Candlelit and garden dining experiences, Relaxing spa and wellness facilities
Tranquil swimming pool oasis, Authentic Javanese Joglo villas
Tropical garden surroundings, Indoor swimming pool
Main swimming pool with temple view, Full-service spa treatments
Tsune Japanese restaurant, Alexa-controlled smart rooms
Outdoor swimming pool with poolside bar, Two distinct dining experiences
Inviting outdoor swimming pool, Tranquil Balinese guest house ambiance
Outdoor swimming pool with garden oasis, NA-TA all-day brunch restaurant
Private pool villas, In-villa spa treatments
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Stretching along five kilometres of east-facing coastline, and known for its relaxed atmosphere, this former fishing village oozes plenty of charm and character. Here, the quiet beaches of the Bali Sea are protected by reefs, and provide the perfect backdrop to a daily stroll. If revitalising is your main goal, then a dip in the warm waters will satisfy that need. Most coastal hotels in Sanur feature direct access to a private beach in addition to in-house spa facilities and lush green landscaped grounds. An abundance of eclectic restaurants, shops and entertainment venues, along with a wealth in arts and culture also form the fabric of Sanur. Whether it’s a family holiday or a relaxing retreat, from night markets to festivals, there’s plenty to do and see.
Cultural and religious duties of Hindu Bali are still taken very seriously, and Sanur’s ancient traditions are strong. It’s still known around Bali as home to the high priests, and a walk along Jalan Danau Beratan showcases some of the elaborate gates of the priest’s homes. Clad in white robes, they tend the temples and provide guidance to the community. A visit to one of these temples, which is the focal point of Balinese life, requires woman to wear a sarong and sash. The Pura Tirta Empul Segara Merta Sari is a water temple near the town of Tampaksaring, where Balinese Hindus go for purification. As a sign of respect, visitors to the temple should never stand or seat themselves at a higher level than the priest.
Fishing also forms a large part of the Balinese culture, and those who rise early enough can catch a glimpse of the colourful jukung sailboats lining the coast. Many travellers hire a jukung to spend some time on the calm waters snorkelling, diving, or fishing.
It’s worth a visit to the Sindhu Beach Art Market on Jalan Pantai Sindhu, where locals showcase paintings, woodcarvings, jewellery, and handicrafts. It’s also a great place to source a Balinese souvenir.
Cuisine from all around the world is offered in Sanur, and if you choose to dine like a local, be aware that some of the long-standing warungs, which are pop-up eateries right on the beach, run out of food before lunch time due to their popularity. Popular choices like chicken betutu, a richly spiced Balinese poultry dish, and Ayam Sisit, which is shredded chicken with a Balinese salsa sauce are readily available, while the highly recommended deep fried fermented yam with ice-cream is a popular choice for desert.
Freshly made dishes like lawar can be found at the night markets, where a unique combination of grated coconut, minced meat, and a mix of crunchy vegetables tantalizes the taste buds. A unique ingredient of traditional lawar is animal blood for added colour and flavour.
Indonesian specialities like tuna steak and beef rendang - a spicy meat dish that originated from the Minangkabau ethnic group of Indonesia; can be found along Sanur’s beachfront. Cuisine in Bali often uses a unique combination of herbs and spices to create a culinary experience that is true to the island.
Visitors arriving in Sanur to celebrate the annual festivals make sure they don’t miss the Bali Kite Festival, an international festival that takes place each July. Different villages around Bali fly giant kites competitively that are up to ten metres in length. Because of the popularity of this event, most hotels in the Padang Galak area become fully booked quite early in the year. Another well-attended festival is the Sanur Village Festival. It runs for a week during the month of August, and combines sporting events such as fishing off the waters of Sanur Beach, along with runners from Bali and the rest of Indonesia who compete along the main coast. The festival also highlights food, culture, and environmental awareness.
Whether it’s for a little time-out alone, or a family outing, the beaches in Sanur entice both locals and tourists alike with their golden sands and warm waters. Enjoy the sun, take a dip in the surf, then stroll along the paved pathways for a refreshing drink and a bite to eat. During low tide, visitors can walk all the way out to the exposed reefs, and the best time to enjoy a swim is on either side of high tide. Those up for it, can try parasailing or windsurfing, and for the little ones, inflatables are available for hire. Sundays are especially busy when a large part of the Bali population tends to descend on the beaches. Hawkers along the sand sell everything from coconuts to corn-on-the-cob.
Another unique experience for tourists is to explore the giant underwater rock pools, which are lined with a reef bed instead of tiles, and after a busy day of surf, sand and sun on the beach, night-gazers can settle down and admire the reflection of the moonlight on the calm translucent waters of Sanur Beach.
October is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Sanur, with typical prices around ฿1,562 per night based on 21,425 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Sanur are usually highest during January, with typical prices around ฿2,342 per night.
Hotel prices in Sanur usually range from ฿739 per night to ฿3,414 per night, with typical prices around ฿1,737 per night.
Hotel prices in Sanur are typically lowest in October at around ฿1,562 per night, rising to around ฿2,342 per night in January.
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In Sanur, you might want to check out Puri Santrian, THE 1O1 Bali Oasis Sanur, Ari Putri Hotel, Mercure Resort Sanur. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Sanur, you might want to explore Bali Dynasty Resort, Conrad Bali, Prama Sanur Beach Bali, SOL by Melia Benoa Bali - All Inclusive. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Sanur with your family, you could look at Puri Santrian, THE 1O1 Bali Oasis Sanur, The Meru Sanur, Segara Village Hotel. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Traveling with pets? The hotels Two Lizards Beach Villas, Seascape Resort & Spa Sanur by Ini Vie Hospitality, Kamuela Villas and Suites Sanur, Little Tree House could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Sanur, check out Puri Santrian, The Meru Sanur, Ari Putri Hotel, Pondok Nuri Homestay – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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