Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin You could call Sanur, a seaside town on the eastern coast of Bali, one of the island’s hidden gems. While towns like Ubud and Seminyak, which have become plagued by traffic due to their popularity, Sanur has stayed more low-key and authentic. This serene enclave sees the sunrise each morning and features a long boardwalk that runs parallel to a picturesque beach.
Known for being a family-oriented destination, it is starting to attract more digital nomads and visitors thanks to its authenticity, charm and many amenities. Here’s what you can’t miss in town. Tandjung Sari private beach Tandjung Sari What To Do The loveliest thing about Sanur is its beachside stroll: a 4.
3-mile (7km) path that runs parallel along the sea. It’s a great workout, with runners and bikers, but equally friendly for strollers and wheelchairs should you need those. The path is flanked by shaded trees and dotted with concept cafes, beach clubs and seaside shrines adorned with colorful canangs (floral offerings).
The stroll is beautiful at all hours of the day but especially scenic during the evening when you can see the outline of Mount Agung, Bali’s tallest volcano, float above the sea on the horizon. Sanur, Bali Livia Hengel Make your way down to the Museum Le Mayeur to admire impressionist Indo-European art in a pretty setting. Originally the home of Belgian painter and traveler Adrien-Jean Le Mayeur (1880-1958), this small museum offers a .