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Seminyak Hotel ResortsSeminyak is an upmarket area of Bali, and it's full of resorts with luxurious facilities. From poolside fun to fine dining, there's so much to do in these large resorts that you might not want to wander too far from your room. However, if you can tear yourself away from the fun, you'll find upmarket shopping, dining, and spectacular beaches just a short stroll from most hotels.
Things to seeDouble Six Beach is a focal point of Seminyak, and this long stretch of golden sand is where you'll find surfers, volleyball players, and sunbathers. With clear, warm seas and gentle waves, it's a great place to learn to snorkel, or you can take a boat out for some scuba diving and see colourful marine life. Double Six Beach becomes a lively party spot at night, with the beach lit by lanterns and the surrounding bars playing music until late. Close to the seafront you'll find the grand Petitenget Temple which is an important cultural landmark for Hindus. Dating back to the 15th century, this dramatic red-bricked temple sits in a serene area of forest, and has a peaceful, contemplative atmosphere. Ensure you cover up when you visit, and consider taking a tour where you'll be shown the intricate details carved into stone, and the unique features of the temple. Hotels in SeminyakIf you want accommodation with lots of extra facilities, then consider staying in one of the luxurious Seminyak hotel resorts. With facilities such as outdoor pools, water parks, children's clubs, spas, and health clubs, you can relax and enjoy the sunny days. There's usually a choice of restaurants and bars, and you can book activities such as horse riding, tennis lessons, or yoga, so you may be tempted to stay close to the resort for your entire stay. The most booked hotels is TS Suites Bali in Seminyak. If you need extra privacy, you will often find suites or villas with lots of space for families, and this luxurious accommodation has amenities such as minibars, turndown service, premium bedding, and deep soaking bathtubs. Our recommendation for you is Dyana Villas.
Where to stayVisitors flock to Seminyak for its luxurious facilities, and it's a clean, upmarket area of Bali. There are many 5 star Seminyak hotel resorts, as well as contemporary shopping malls, stylish restaurants, and lively nightclubs, so you can relax all day and party at night. Outside of the resorts, the town is small and charming, with narrow roads lined with small souvenir shops, stalls selling handmade Indonesian items, and spas where you can get a quick massage or manicure. Sitting on a long stretch of beach, Seminyak attracts tourists who want to surf, sunbathe, or just enjoy the view of the gentle blue seas. How to get to SeminyakJust a 20 to 30 minute taxi ride from Seminyak is Ngurah Rai International Airport, the main arrival point for Bali. Most of the arrivals are from major airports across Asia and Australasia, as well as a few direct flights from Europe. The easiest way to get to most Seminyak hotel resorts is by shuttle, with some hotels offering a free service that can be booked in advance, or by prepaid taxi, with plenty waiting outside the terminal. If you arrive via ferry from Singapore, Java, or nearby islands, then you'll arrive in Gilimanuk in the north of the island. From here there's a slow bus to Seminyak, changing at Denpasar, which takes several hours but gives you great views of the west coast.
Things to seeDouble Six Beach is a focal point of Seminyak, and this long stretch of golden sand is where you'll find surfers, volleyball players, and sunbathers. With clear, warm seas and gentle waves, it's a great place to learn to snorkel, or you can take a boat out for some scuba diving and see colourful marine life. Double Six Beach becomes a lively party spot at night, with the beach lit by lanterns and the surrounding bars playing music until late. Close to the seafront you'll find the grand Petitenget Temple which is an important cultural landmark for Hindus. Dating back to the 15th century, this dramatic red-bricked temple sits in a serene area of forest, and has a peaceful, contemplative atmosphere. Ensure you cover up when you visit, and consider taking a tour where you'll be shown the intricate details carved into stone, and the unique features of the temple. Hotels in SeminyakIf you want accommodation with lots of extra facilities, then consider staying in one of the luxurious Seminyak hotel resorts. With facilities such as outdoor pools, water parks, children's clubs, spas, and health clubs, you can relax and enjoy the sunny days. There's usually a choice of restaurants and bars, and you can book activities such as horse riding, tennis lessons, or yoga, so you may be tempted to stay close to the resort for your entire stay. The most booked hotels is TS Suites Bali in Seminyak. If you need extra privacy, you will often find suites or villas with lots of space for families, and this luxurious accommodation has amenities such as minibars, turndown service, premium bedding, and deep soaking bathtubs. Our recommendation for you is Dyana Villas.
Where to stayVisitors flock to Seminyak for its luxurious facilities, and it's a clean, upmarket area of Bali. There are many 5 star Seminyak hotel resorts, as well as contemporary shopping malls, stylish restaurants, and lively nightclubs, so you can relax all day and party at night. Outside of the resorts, the town is small and charming, with narrow roads lined with small souvenir shops, stalls selling handmade Indonesian items, and spas where you can get a quick massage or manicure. Sitting on a long stretch of beach, Seminyak attracts tourists who want to surf, sunbathe, or just enjoy the view of the gentle blue seas. How to get to SeminyakJust a 20 to 30 minute taxi ride from Seminyak is Ngurah Rai International Airport, the main arrival point for Bali. Most of the arrivals are from major airports across Asia and Australasia, as well as a few direct flights from Europe. The easiest way to get to most Seminyak hotel resorts is by shuttle, with some hotels offering a free service that can be booked in advance, or by prepaid taxi, with plenty waiting outside the terminal. If you arrive via ferry from Singapore, Java, or nearby islands, then you'll arrive in Gilimanuk in the north of the island. From here there's a slow bus to Seminyak, changing at Denpasar, which takes several hours but gives you great views of the west coast.
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