Attractions

Atlas Beach Club is a popular beachfront venue located in Seminyak, Bali, Indonesia. Atlas Beach Club is known for its trendy and vibrant atmosphere. It offers a combination of a beach club, restaurant, and lounge, providing visitors with a complete entertainment experience. The venue features stylish decor, comfortable seating, and a pool area overlooking the beach. One of the main highlights of Atlas Beach Club is its music and entertainment. It often hosts live DJs and musicians, creating a lively and energetic ambiance. The club is popular for its daytime pool parties and sunset sessions, attracting a mix of locals and tourists.

Finns Beach Club is a chic hangout on Berawa Beach in Canggu with a blue-tiled freeform infinity pool surrounded by a magnificent all-bamboo structure that's spacious and airy. You can stay either in our out of the sun, or simply soak in the pool while taking in ocean views.

The absolute beachfront location faces the main Berawa surf break. The beach club welcomes surfers who can paddle in for a cold beer and a bite after each session on the waves. For sunset lovers, it’s one of the best lounging spots in Canggu as day turns to night. There are daybeds and beanbags on the sand available for a minimum spend, including a towel for the day. Groups of up to 6 can opt for double daybeds.

Echo Beach is one of Bali’s most popular surf spots. It has advanced reef breaks, 180-degree seascapes and sunsets, as well as seafood cafés set on a high vantage point. The black-sand beach is approximately 35 km northwest of Kuta and Seminyak, and a 14-km drive west from the provincial capital of Denpasar.

Surfers dominate the scene by day, before things shift to a more ambient dining scene by night. Echo Beach is clean and well-kept thanks to the joint efforts among various surf schools and clubs along Canggu’s coast, which carry out routine beach clean-ups

Tanah Lot is one of Bali’s most iconic landmarks. The ancient Hindu shrine is perched on top of an outcrop amid constantly crashing waves, making it a popular spot for sunset photography. Although you cannot enter the main temple grounds of Tanah Lot, the panoramic views and cultural offerings around are highlights to enjoy. The onshore site of the temple complex has smaller shrines, restaurants, shops and a cultural park where regular dance performances take place

Finns Recreation Club is a world-class recreational hub in Canggu. You’ll find plenty of sports facilities and entertainment centres, including a full-fledged gym, the Bounce Bali Trampoline Centre, Splash Water Park, Strike Bowling, a tennis centre, a kid’s club, and a spa centre.

It’s open to the public year-round, with day passes and long-term memberships available at reasonable prices. Finns Recreation Club also has a sports bar that screens live sports events, from AFL and NFL to cricket and soccer matches

Nelayan Beach covers 3.5 km of black sand, and is located between Canggu’s Pantai Batu Bolong and Berawa. This local fisherman’s landing offers a bit of seclusion and a nice spot for quiet sunsets. Two small river mouths mark each end of the beach. Several luxury villas offering cosy retreats are just beyond the coconut groves. Note that the waves at Nelayan Beach don’t offer much for surfers – you’re better off paddling out to neighbouring Batu Bolong, which has long rights and lava-rock reefs.

Bali Equestrian Centre is a 25,000-sq-m facility that’s manned by certified international instructors. The stables are home to over 30 trained horses of local and imported breeds. The centre welcomes families with leisurely pony rides and day camps for kids.

If you’ve never ridden a horse before, Bali Equestrian Centre offers lessons for adults and kids. Breakfast and lunch are served at the centre’s onsite restaurant. You’ll also find a swimming pool and playground that overlook the main riding arena.

Experience a scenic drive down the main roads of Canggu’s seaside villages, where you can see the Pererenan and Seseh rice fields. You can pull over anytime to see local farmers tending to their crops from up close. Most come to these villages for the relaxing atmosphere of the flowing green rice fields and proximity to the Indian Ocean. It’s also a popular stopover for those on day trips to the famous Tanah Lot Temple.

Pererenan Beach is one of the most popular horse-riding beaches on the island, partly due to the many horse stables along the coastline. Its namesake village offers serene views with its green rice fields, while the 700-metre-long beach is also a nice surfing spot. The best time to go to catch waves is between April and October. Swimming isn’t a good idea here as Perenan has rough tides with undercurrents. It’s a nice spot if you’d like to get away from the crowds who usually frequent popular beaches like Kuta and Double Six

Seseh Beach is a quiet black-sand strip where experienced surfers can enjoy fast, challenging and mostly long lefts. Located about 9 km east of Tanah Lot Temple, the beach is relatively small, spanning around 1 km along Bali’s western coastline. Seseh is also a major pilgrimage destination for local Balinese Hindus during the annual Melasti ceremony, which takes place several days before Nyepi Day (Bali’s day of silence)