The number of hotels, good - but reasonably priced - restaurants, Bali's most interesting pubs and discos, shops selling casual wear, furniture, antiques, decorative items and handicrafts; is increasing fast.
Recommended for visitors who wish to be somewhat away from the tourist crowds but appreciate easy access to the restaurants and shops of Seminyak, Legian, and Kuta. Access to other parts of the island is as equally easy and you don't have to pass through crowded Kuta.
Throughout Seminyak and Kerobokan, and in the beautiful, yet still rural areas, stretching further north to Canggu, you will also find some of Bali's most attractive vacation villas. There are a number of properties here that really go out of their way in terms of service, location and room size.
Seminyak is a quiet, peaceful area and even though local restaurants and shopping are very close by, they are far enough away not to lure you from the poolside lounge overlooking the ocean. Rather, just wander to one of the massage and spa pavilions for maybe one or two hours of pampering.
The beach here is an extension from Legian and is a great place for an afternoon walk or, as most guests do in this area, grab a lounge or beach chair while you prepare to wander down the beach to La Lucciola for a late lunch while you watch the sunset.