Seminyak · Attractions
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Seminyak and Double Six beaches, Petitenget temple on the sand, and Batu Belig where the crowd thins.
Seminyak is the polished beach district north of Kuta, built around a long grey-sand shore, its beach clubs and its shopping streets. The wide beach at Seminyak and Double Six draws crowds for the sunset, while the sea temple at Petitenget and the quieter sands of Batu Belig sit within a short walk. The area is less about landmarks than about the beachfront and the boutiques behind it. A single day covers the temple, the beaches and the main shopping strip.
4 sights
Seminyak at a glance
3 of the 4 are within 2 km of central Seminyak; one more is within 10 km by road; Batu Belig Beach is the farthest, 5.1 km by road. Sort the table by distance, by the time each stop takes or by the entry fee.
| Sight | By road from central Seminyak | Time needed | Entry | Getting there |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seminyak Beach | Under 2 km | A half day | Free | Main access at Double Six, the end of Jalan Dhyana Pura and the Petitenget car park |
| Petitenget Temple | Under 2 km | 10 to 15 minutes | Rp 50,000 per person | Inside the Petitenget Beach car park, off Jalan Petitenget in Kerobokan |
| Double Six Beach | Under 2 km | A half day | Free | At the sea end of Jalan Arjuna, also called Jalan Double Six, between Seminyak and Legian |
| Batu Belig Beach | 5.1 km | An hour or two around sunset | Free | At the sea end of Jalan Batu Belig in Kerobokan Kelod; about 40 minutes from the airport outside the rush hour |
Distances by road from central Seminyak, routed with OSRM. For the time it takes, read "Getting there": Bali's traffic, and the islands' broken roads, make a routed time far too short. Time needed and entry are each sight's own figures, in full on its page.
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