Lesser Sunda Islands
Travel Guide
Visit Lesser Sunda Islands
Where to stay in Lesser Sunda Islands
Ubud City-Centre
Ubud City-Centre is known for its spectacular forests, and you can see some sights in the area like Ubud Monkey Forest and Ubud Traditional Art Market.
North Legian
The beaches and abundant dining options are top of the list for many visitors to North Legian. A stop by Legian Beach or Seminyak Beach might round out your trip.
Laksmana
The great bars and luxurious spas are top of the list for many visitors to Laksmana. A stop by Seminyak Beach or Eat Street might round out your trip.
Downtown Kuta
Downtown Kuta is known for its stunning beaches, and with sights like Kuta Beach and Poppies Lane II, you won't get bored spending a day wandering around this part of Kuta.
Batu Bolong
Unique features of Batu Bolong include the spas and seaside views. Make a stop by Batu Bolong Beach or Canggu Beach while you're exploring the area.
Petitenget
Petitenget is a destination visitors seek out for is beaches, abundant dining options, and relaxing spas. You might want to check out attractions like Seminyak Beach or Eat Street while you're exploring the neighborhood.
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Popular places to visit
Kuta Beach
Head to Bali’s most popular beach to surf, snorkel or socialize, and enjoy the spectacular sunset that has captured the hearts of so many.
Seminyak Beach
Escape the crowds of Kuta Beach and relax on the stretch of sand that connects Seminyak’s luxurious spas, upscale hotels and oceanfront restaurants.
Sanur Beach
Uncrowded shorelines, beautiful blue water and a village with a laid-back atmosphere makes this beach an oasis of calm in bustling southern Bali.
Legian Beach
Panoramic views, perfect waves, stunning sunsets and nightlife await you at this hotspot for surfers and other vacationers in Bali.
Nusa Dua Beach
Relax on the idyllic beaches and see a temple complex and a museum in one of Bali’s most developed vacation spots.
Ubud Monkey Forest
Enter a dense rain forest full of banyan trees and flowing streams to visit ancient Hindu temples and baths and see agile macaques swing in the treetops.
