Top Things to do in Sanur
10 Free Things to do in Sanur That You Shouldn't Miss
The postcard-perfect beaches of Sanur are truly idyllic, the realization of all those daydreams about Bali beach vacations. More laid-back than neighboring vacation destinations, Sanur is the type of place where hip Europeans who have outgrown the party scene come to recharge. Every year, the endless blue skies are peppered with flecks of vibrant color during the International Kite Festival.
Restaurants in Sanur
1. Nogo - Bali Ikat Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By karenkN5375DK - Melbourne, Australia
I’m just awe struck by the handmade textiles. Truely dedicated and skilled Balinese weavers work their craft all day to create a truely beautiful and individually unique piece of cloth. I chose my design of dress & hand woven hand dyed fabric and in a few days I will pick up 2 new 100% linen dresses made for me..... very excited. My daughter loves her bag & linen pants she bought off the rack as she couldn’t wait for a custom made.
2. Toot Sie
3. Baruna Beach Markets
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
The Baruna beach markets are on the beach approximately 100mts. left of Jl.Sindhu Pantai. The markets contain about 30 shops plus massage palours and a tattoo shop, the well know shops are Tootsies and her sisters store, we often visit Indahs shop. The ladies at this market6 aren't pushy and a number of the stores are fixed price, however the price for goods is what you would pay after bartering.
Reviewed By 759asterm
I come to Bali for the first time and shop around with ridiculous price! Then i come to Indah shop 36 and have a excellent stuff with a good price! So i decide to do all of my shopping in Indah. Indah is a very helpful lady i can show her a dress that i want then she can find it buy tomorrow. And not only dress in there you can find a decoration, souvenir without pressure she just let you enjoy the shopping! Love this place! Definitely will come back!
4. Ghostbird + Swoon
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13 reviews
A curated space for art + design. Handcrafted clothing and wearable art that communicate a well- defined, thoughtful aesthetic.
5. Sanur Beach
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 8,194 reviews
The Sanur Beach Promenade is lined with brightly painted outrigger boats along the water's edge, and good restaurants and cafes opposite. Treat yourself to a massage offered by one of the many masseuses with divans on the sand. If you're there in July, catch the Bali Kite Festival, a colorful international competition.
Reviewed By UmiSam - Nightcliff, Australia
Sanur is an excellent choice for those who likes to rise with the sun, enjoy a pristine, calm white sand shore for long walks, quiet meditation, yoga on the beach, close access to organic & hearty foods, early morning great coffees, smoothies & bakeries. Stores & restaurants open into the late evening, but the overall atmosphere is of subtle jubilee and wholesome fun.
6. Sindhu Market
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 613 reviews
Reviewed By Afiz4 - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
This market opens at 6pm, there was a review saying it’s airconditioned, but this is open air market. Has plenty of halal food stalls to chose from. There are satay, fried items like banana, samosa, curry puff, taro. Then there’s bakso, chicken noodles, murtabak,roppongi (has trip advisor certificate of excellence!) smoothies, shaved ice with fruits during my visit. The price is so so so reasonable, I went two nights here. Highly recommend for local halal food.
7. Cemara Beach
8. Sindhu Beach
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 681 reviews
Reviewed By Baby-Babble
Just down from the market and across the promenade you will find this lovely stretch of white sand, bring a towel sit down, sit down & relax while watching the world go by! Preferably with a cold beer . Enjoy!!
9. Sanur Morning Market
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 122 reviews
Reviewed By GlobalGypsy_13 - San Diego, United States
For fresh food, morning snacks, flower offerings, and lots of local color and photo opportunities, do go to the Sanur Morning Market. Having lived in Indonesia for 15+ years this fresh market is amazingly clean and well-maintained. Only word of caution is be prepared to dodge somewhat overloaded motorcycles that park adjacent to the front entrance. Do venture out to the back area where you can find permanent stalls selling household products (mostly clothes and fabric) and flower vendors on the ground arranging Balinese offerings.
10. Hatten Wines
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 15 reviews
Hatten Wines has been making wine in Bali since 1994, breaking the rules of traditional viticulture and winemaking by braving the climate, the elements and fierce critics. Years of adjustments, trials, testing, and reinventing itself – now more than 20 years, have forged a solid winemaking company with incredible pride in its staff, products and trust in its owners. HATTEN WINES-PROUDLY BALINESE
Reviewed By libertyandbeyond - Perth, Australia
We stopped at Hattens Cellar Door to do a tasting and buy a bottle of wine. We bought a Two Islands Cab Merlot.
