Things to do in  Seminyak

Yes, if you’re a fan of soft, white sands lapped by turquoise water and a bohemian-chic vibe, Seminyak is worth visiting. It’s home to some of Bali’s most luxurious restaurants and hotels, and serves as a base for exploring Bali attractions such as Tanah Lot Temple and Tegallalang Rice Terraces.

Seminyak is famous for its sandy beaches and Instagram-worthy hotels and seafront bars, many of which boast infinity pools and artfully curated cuisine. It's also renowned for having many art galleries and trendy boutiques, as well as yoga studios and fashionable cafés.

If you're looking for a more relaxed, luxury vibe that's begging to be photographed, opt for Seminyak. However, if you're a backpacker looking to capture Bali's party spirit, then head to Kuta, where bars, nightclubs, and international restaurants abound.

Yes, in comparison to other parts of the island, Semiyak is expensive. Most hotels are luxurious, but you can get a deal at an economical guest house or in the low season. To explore Bali on a shoestring, you'll find cheaper accommodations in the capital city of Denpasar.

Two days in Seminyak is enough to visit the area's main attractions, which include beaches, cafés, and swanky pool bars. If you want to add on a day trip to Ubud or Nusa Pendida, plan on spending three or four days in Seminyak, as it's a convenient base for exploration.