This path is about 7km long and a great way to explore this town. You’ll see local fishermen, women selling souvenirs, beachside massage places, tons of restaurants and a lot of local temples. It’s great people-watching and if you’re lucky, you’ll pass by a traditional Balinese ceremony!

It’s a great way to sample Indonesian cuisine and every restaurant has its own unique take on the dish.. My favorite one in Sanur is from Warung Blanjong.

It has inviting pools, a chic beachfront restaurant and delicious food here. You can spend a whole afternoon here dipping in the pool, nibbling on food and taking a nap with the ocean breeze. The gardens are beautifully Balinese, with a formidable temple that greets you as you enter the groundsof this hotel/beach club. Bonus: there is an air-conditioned bakery area where I love to work while looking out at the beach.