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Low-key Legian is the picture of relaxation. Just about the only action the beach gets is from the evening fire spinners, whose quick hands pass orange balls of light through the sky. Surfers, body boarders and sunbathers share the calm sands happily. There are plenty of markets, cafes and restaurants to satisfy your cravings for merchandise and meals. If you itch to mingle with locals, you might be able to join in the game of football that happens nightly on Blue Ocean Beach.
Restaurants in Legian
1. Waterbom Bali
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4.5 based on 11 reviews
Exciting water slides slice through 3.8 hectares of landscaped tropical parks providing hours of fun and entertainment for the young and young at heart! World-class slides and rides are built and maintained to strict international safety standards. The advanced salt chlorination technique is soft on the environment and on your skin. The ultimate escape to relaxation or thrills… Whatever satisfies the soul most! A globally acclaimed Water Park that guarantees a day of fun!!
Reviewed By Andreas R
Very nice wellcoming Water Park with many exciting attraction integrated in the greenery in way I never seen before.
2. Bali Rizio Boat Charter
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5 based on 104 reviews
Bali Rizio will make your holiday the most memorable experience with value for money on your private charter. You don't need to battle with crowds of other people nor be obliged by a strict timetable that they operate on. We will endeavour to do everything possible to make this tour one you will never forgotten brings you the holiday from a holiday. Spend a day with us, away from the hassle and the crowds,Visit Crystal Bay, Manta Point, Gamat Bay on Nusa Penida and Mangrove Bay and Bali Hai on Nusa Lembongan, snorkel vibrant reefs, cruise around the island, relax on board, and soak up the rays.
Reviewed By Mellymelsie - Perth, Australia
We had the most amazing day !!
The boat is beautiful, the staff friendly and helpful and the day is worth every dollar
We released the baby turtles which we all absolutely loved , we got to see only one manta ray but that was pretty awesome and loads of other beautiful fish . The day is well organised and you are well looked after in the water , there is plenty of equipment, towels , snacks and drinks to go around . I totally recommend booking these guys for whatever trip you choose , they are 10/10 most definitely:)
3. DMZ Museum
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4.5 based on 567 reviews
Reviewed By lovepooh - Geelong vic
great place to take the children an get them involved with the photos my sons love it the staff were great
4. Purpa Fine Art Gallery Seminyak
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5 based on 97 reviews
Purpa Fine Art Gallery offers a unique collection of contemporary art by both established and emerging artists. We have represented most of the artists, not only Indonesian artists but artists of all nationalities who live in Bali or spend time here. Some of the artists are now recognized worldwide such as Walter Spies, Antonio Blanco, Hans Snell, I Gusti Nyoman Lempad, Miguel Covarrubias, Arie Smit, Krijono and many others. It has been our goal to work with our artists for the long term, assisting them through their careers by exhibiting their works at our gallery and placing them in prominent collections. We strive to present works by emerging and mid career artists that inspire, excite, and intrigue our diverse clientele. Ari Purpa
Reviewed By _anusawhney - New Delhi, India
Ari, a charming young art collector and an artist herself is the Director owner of the Purpa Art Gallery in Seminyak. Her collection ranges from local artists to international. Ari helped us make our first purchase in Bali - we couldn't have asked for a...MoreHello, Thank you so much for your visit at my gallery in Seminyak..and thank you for buying and promoting talented balinese artists. Hope to see you soon, Ari Purpa
5. Bali Sea Turtle Society
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4.5 based on 320 reviews
Reviewed By SHILPI D - New Delhi, India
When mankind wreaks havoc on nature and society, few good people collectively come to protect nature. Hence Bali Sea Turtle Society was formed with an objective to protect marine life and contribute towards saving the planet. The conservation site has thousands of baby turtles in a place along with eggs ready to hatch. Each turtle is marked for release in the sea, ofcourse leaving it on its own fate. Every evening turtles are released in the sea and tourists participate in the activity free of cost. They are given baby turtles in a container and all of these are released in one go. Cheering up the tiny creatures and seeing them take their first plunge in water is a priceless experience. Kudos to the Sea Turtle Society for the efforts they are making. They also educate people about the life cycle and biology of Turtles and how they influence marine life. The center is open all days from morning through evening, but the activity of releasing turtles takes place at 4 pm daily at Kuta Beach, close to the center.
6. St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church
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4.5 based on 154 reviews
Reviewed By CanisHan - Guri, South Korea
CC ( 18.01.25 ) This church was located opposite Lippo Mall. The church was white, beautiful and calm. The atmosphere was very good with beautiful building. We didn't wear modest clothes, so we didn't enter church and walk around there. Beautiful and calm church.
7. Museum Trick Art 3D
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4 based on 503 reviews
Reviewed By 819brp
Its fine, if you don't have any plans to do in bali and want to kill time. It's fund for a while.
But in the end, you're in one of the most vibrant, fun-filled place with lots of unique experiences to explore. Time is better spent outside.
8. Legian Beach
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2 reviews
Named after the Balinese word for "sweet and pleasant," Legian Beach is a popular destination for sun worship and water sports.
Reviewed By Brian D - Sydney, Australia
The lower beach suffers the most with all kinds of plastic washed up daily.A big frontend loader with cleaning staff do try to clean up but still leave a lot behind.Its not uncommon for the sellers on the beach to dig a small hole and bury rubbish not the best thing.Bali is starting to be not quite the paradise as claimed.
9. Legian Street
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4 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By colin h - Darlington
Legian Street stretches for miles and depending on which section you are in and what time of day, will depend on the atmosphere. Kuta end is busy most timesof the day with plenyty of lively bars clubs and restaurants. Shopping is targeted at tourists. Seminyak end is a bit more up market than Kuta. Nicer shops and restaurants. The middle section tends to be quiter on an evening but bustling enough during the day. Bars shops and restaurants will be found.
10. Ground Zero Monument
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2 reviews
The Bali Bombing Memorial, Ground Zero was built in the memory of terror attack that took place on 12th October, 2002 in Bali. It is considered as the deadliest terror attack in the history of Bali. The simple yet elegant architecture is made from carved stones and has a huge marble plaque with names as well nationalities of those who were killed in the attack.
Reviewed By John J
I the main hub of the Kuta main street shopping area, is a small triangle of concrete known as ground Zero. Its surrounded by traffic, shops, and the never ending surge of locals and tourists going about their daily routines, you can miss it if your in traffic. Its a meeting point for locals surviving to make a $, tourists shopping and snapping pictures. This area is sacred ground to a tragedy that happened to many families and especially locals in 2002. Its a place to pay respect and reflect on our own mortality. A must visit for for all.
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