Keeping Bali’s beaches clean is everyone’s responsibility, such a critical task to preserve the natural beauty of the island and maintain its reputation as a tourist mecca.
As Sanur has become busy with tourism activities including fast boat travel, boat tours, jet skis, traditional fishing is no longer a first choice.
A place of wonder and mystery, Titisan Art is the place to find beautiful, well curated antiques, vastly different from the everyday Bali souvenirs.
One of most interesting coffee beans available in this roastery is the Juria Peaberry from Dimattina’s own plantation.
When you have a craving for delicious bread and bakery treats, there is Goddes Bakery, a charming bakehouse in Sanur.
Start at Jl. Danau Tamblingan and make your way from there through the streets or on the beachside path, all the way from one end of Sanur to the other.
The vessel most often seen on Bali beaches is called a “jukung”, and like an outrigger canoe, they’re able to skim fast over coral reefs and also withstand the offshore conditions.
Every Friday night from 7pm to 9pm, the courtyard at Maison Aurelia plays host to markets, against a backdrop of twinkling fairy lights & fantastic local music.
The oceans surrounding Indonesia are full of wonder and amazement: there are so many creatures and cretins below the sea.
Turtle conservation in Bali is incredibly important work, and happily, people are coming together to help ensure the survival of turtles all over Bali.
