Sanur Beach,Bali

• Sanur Beach Promenade (long paved boardwalk ideal for walking, cycling and sunrise views)
• Le Mayeur Museum (house of the painter Le Mayeur with period artworks and garden)
• Blanjong Inscription / Pura Blanjong (ancient stone pillar with Old Balinese script)
• Sanur Harbour / fast boats (departure point for Nusa Lembongan & Nusa Penida)
• Local jukung boats and fisherfolk activity (colorful traditional boats at dawn)

• Calm, sheltered lagoon waters — family-friendly swimming and gentle snorkeling
• Long sunrise vistas (east-facing beach) — popular for early-morning photography
• Paved beachfront path suitable for cycling and jogging
• Traditional Balinese daily offerings and periodic temple ceremonies on the shore
• Beachfront cafes, seafood warungs and boutique accommodations with a relaxed vibe

• Sunrise walks and cycling along the beachfront promenade
• Swimming and gentle snorkeling in the shallow lagoon
• Stand-up paddleboarding and occasional windsurfing near the reef
• Boat trips to nearby islands (Nusa Lembongan, Nusa Penida) and fishing tours
• Visiting Le Mayeur Museum and nearby temples; watching local fishing and market life
• Relaxing at beachfront cafes, trying local seafood and coffee

April to October (dry season) for the most reliable sunshine and calmer seas; early mornings are best for sunrise and quieter beaches.

Tropical: average temperatures around 24–31°C (75–88°F) year-round. Dry season (Apr–Oct) is sunnier; wet season (Nov–Mar) brings short heavy showers and higher humidity.

About 20–40 minutes from Ngurah Rai (Denpasar) Airport by car depending on traffic. Accessible by taxi, ride-hailing apps, and local buses (Trans Sarbagita routes). Sanur Harbour provides fast-boat services to Nusa Lembongan / Nusa Penida. The paved promenade makes much of the beachfront easy to walk or cycle.

1–2 days to experience the beach, promenade, museum and a boat trip; longer stays (3–5 days) if you want relaxed pace and day trips to nearby islands.

Light cotton clothing, sunhat, sunglasses, reef-safe sunscreen, swimwear, and water shoes for rocky sections/reefs. Bring a sarong or modest cover if visiting temples.

Try fresh grilled seafood (ikan bakar), nasi campur, and local coffee at beachfront warungs. Souvenirs include handwoven textiles (ikat, batik), shell and silver jewelry, local woodcarvings and small paintings inspired by Le Mayeur.