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2 Bedrooms -Last Minute Deal 50%+ OFF!!!
Entire Home Legian, Bali, Indonesia
3 reviews (3)
USD
150
per night
SEMINYAK, Great Value, 5 Bedroom villa
Entire Home Seminyak, Bali, Indonesia
3 reviews (3)
USD
395
per night
5 Bdr -Last Minute Deal 50%+ OFF!!!
Entire Home Legian, Bali, Indonesia
1 review (1)
USD
345
per night
Plunge Pool Villa Seminyak with Kitchen
Entire Home Seminyak, Bali, Indonesia
USD
100
per night
2 Bedroom Apartment @ Double Six
Entire Home Legian, Bali, Indonesia
2 reviews (2)
USD
150
per night
2 BDR Luxury Villas Legian
Entire Home Legian, Bali, Indonesia
USD
233
per night
4 BDR ENCLOSED VILLA LEGIAN SEMINYAK
Entire Home Legian, Bali, Indonesia
USD
480
per night
Cozy Loft & Great Location in Seminyak!
Entire Home Legian, Bali, Indonesia
USD
32
per night
Sri Beach 1 Bedroom for 2 guests.
Private Room Kuta, Bali, Indonesia
USD
30
per night
SEMINYAK,Great Value,7 Bdr,Near Beach
Entire Home Legian, Bali, Indonesia
USD
595
per night
Family Private Villa Center of Seminyak
Entire Home Seminyak, Bali, Indonesia
130
USD
111
per night
Andari Legian Superior Garden in Kuta
Entire Home Kuta, Bali, Indonesia
USD
21
per night
Tropical Garden Guest Room near Legian
Private Room Legian, Bali, Indonesia
USD
24
per night
Andari Legian Deluxe Pool in Kuta Bali
Entire Home Kuta, Bali, Indonesia
USD
25
per night
Great Unit with lots of Amenities
Entire Home Legian, Seminyak, Indonesia
USD
517
per night
4 Bedroom close to the Beach
Entire Home Seminyak, Indonesia
USD
343
per night
3 Bedroom Villa 5Mins Walk to 66 Beach, Legian;
Entire Home Legian, Bali, Indonesia
USD
310
per night
BBV, 2 Bedroom Villa, Near Padma Beach, Legian;
Entire Home Seminyak, Bali, Indonesia
USD
316
per night
Romantic one bedroom villa private Pool
Entire Home Legian, Bali, Indonesia
USD
150
per night
Standard Twin Room in Kuta Surf Camp
Private Room Kuta, Bali, Indonesia
USD
38
per night
Legian
Legian
Kuta is one of Bali’s most famous destinations, a brash, lively seaside resort promising fun in the sun by day and non-stop partying by night. What was once a quiet fishing village nestled around a sweeping expanse of sand is today a pumping holiday destination where surfing, shopping and beach fun give way to bars and nightclubs galore as the sun goes down. The centre and south of Kuta draw crowds of younger backpackers looking for carefree entertainment. It’s here that the lion’s share of budget restaurants, accommodation and surf shops can be found. Further north, Legian caters to families and couples and upmarket Seminyak appeals to those looking for a dash more luxury.
Kuta centres on the spectacular stretch of Kuta Beach, a lengthy strip met by some of the country’s best surfing waves. A lack of dangerous rocks or coral reefs, plus clean breaks and warm waters, make the conditions perfect for experienced and beginner surfers alike, and it was this that first drew tourists to what was then just a sleepy fishing village back in the 1970s. Today it’s a surfing haven, with surf shops lining the main street and a true ‘surfer dude’ ambience. Water sports opportunities abound, abundant dive shops offer exhilarating scuba experiences, and traditional Indonesian massages are brought straight to your sun lounger. Indeed, it’s almost impossible to visit Kuta without enjoying the ultimate relaxing pampering session. There are dozens of spas offering a range of wellness experiences at some of the cheapest prices in all of Indonesia.
Away from the beach, one of Kuta’s most popular activities is shopping. There is an eclectic range of shops to explore, be it the rows of small stalls selling wacky T-shirts and kitsch souvenirs around Kuta Square or the big air-conditioned shopping malls. Pick up the very latest beachwear by international brands in the surfing and sports shops, get a traditionally woven hammock to take home, or enjoy some friendly bartering with the hawkers on the beach. Shopping malls are where the big brand names can be found, amid modern architecture, good eateries and lots of entertainment options.
Kuta’s nightlife is legendary and the streets teem with revellers until the small hours. Start the evening with sunset cocktails in a laid-back beachfront bar and end in one of the booming discos that line the strip. It’s worth taking a moment during your trip, however, to pay a visit to the Monument of Human Tragedy, built to commemorate the 2002 and 2005 bombings in Bali nightclubs by Islamic extremists.
None would describe Kuta as Indonesia at its most traditional, and temples and historical sights certainly aren’t why most people visit. But for something more authentically Balinese, get up early (or stay up late) and you might glimpse locals throwing offerings into the Indian Ocean near the temple on the beach. North Kuta is home to the Tanah Lot, one of Bali’s most important Hindu temples, which is balanced precariously on an offshore rocky outcrop.