Seminyak Travel Guide

If you’re looking for beach pool parties and chill vibes, Seminyak is the place. I heard mixed reviews before visiting, but personally, I loved it. There are plenty of great spots to add to your Seminyak travel guide and I think spending 2 days in Seminyak is perfect if you're short on time.

Our 7 day Bali trip started here since we wanted to do the busier spot first. We spent 2 nights in Seminyak, but only 1 full day. Since our time was limited, we wanted to see as much as possible. So that meant carefully planning our Seminyak travel guide and cramming a lot of things in before heading to Uluwatu.

If I were to do it over again, I would’ve extended our trip one day and spent a full 2 days in Seminyak to have more time at each spot. I enjoyed them WAY more than I thought I would. Some of the places we went were in neighboring towns (Canggu, Legian), but they’re close and easy to get to from Seminyak.

*Be sure to also check out my Bali Travel Guide for more tips on traveling to Bali.

Seminyak Travel Guide

Day 1

Ize Seminyak

We stayed at Ize Seminyak. For the price, this hotel was great and decently central to everywhere we wanted to go. It's on a main street with a lot of restaurants and shopping as well. We also arranged an airport pick up through the hotel.

Revolver Espresso

This spot was a five minute walk from our hotel. It’s a hip coffee spot off the main street. We ordered the Killer Chiller coffee & White Chocolate coffee.

Ku De Ta

We came here for breakfast on the water. As the day progresses, it turns into a livelier beach club, but it was pretty mellow when we were there. A few of my friends have come here later in the day and they absolutely love it. I heard the sunset is absolutely amazing too!

Old Man's Bar

From Ku De Ta, we took a cab to Old Man's bar, an old school surfer/beach bar vibe. I've heard this spot is super fun at night too.

The Lawn

Walking distance from Old Man's Bar, The Lawn is a spot with outdoor “lawn” seating overlooking the ocean. We got spring rolls + some drinks. It's a fun, more mellow vibe. I loved it.

Finn's Beach Club

This spot is like a Vegas pool party, but on the beach overlooking the ocean. When we went, it wasn't as crowded as Potato Head, but it was still super fun.

Potato Head Beach Club

One of the #1 (if not the top) beach clubs in Bali, Potato Head is so much fun. You can head there for lunch, rent a day bead, or spend time in their infinity pool overlooking the beach.

La Plancha

I've traveled to a lot of cool spots, but La Plancha is still one of my favorite places ever. If I had to recommend one place for your Seminyak travel guide, it would be La Plancha. Imagine lounging on a beanbag chair overlooking the ocean/sunset, surrounded by a beach full of people and colorful umbrellas. Add in a cold glass of wine and speakers playing old dance hits - it doesn't get much better than that. I totally would’ve stayed there all night.

Day 2

Kynd Community

We couldn’t leave Seminyak without checking out the Instagram-able, Kynd Community. This spot has super bright colored walls and serve delicious smoothies and bowls.

Sea Circus

We headed to Sea Circus for breakfast, another place bursting with bright colors and obviously circus décor. We ordered the Avo Smash + Chili Scramble that had some sort of Potato Bread as the base. It was delicious.

Grocer & Grind

Our last stop in Seminyak was Grocer + Grind for a second breakfast. We heard we had to try the breakfast tacos and they were great.

Other Places To Add To Your Seminyak Travel Guide:

Since our time was short in Seminyak, there were a few places we missed. If you are spending a full 2 days in Seminyak, be sure to check out:

Motel Mexicola

Mexican-themed restaurant and bar with a high energy, delicious food, and drinks.

Mrs Sippy Bali

A beach club with a huge pool, great music, and good food.

Bikini Restaurant Bali

Asian and Mediterranean restaurant with a fun atmosphere and great cocktails.

La Favela

A unique nightclub and bar with a jungle-like décor and multiple rooms with different types of music.

*This post is not affiliated with any of the mentioned establishments.

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