Area Attractions

Watch weekly live jazz performances featuring local talents at Sanur’s very own creative hub. In addition to music, they also host other cultural activities such as painting exhibition, movie screening and more.

Adrian Le Mayeur was a Brussel-born artist who settled in Sanur in 1932. The museum, located at a 10-minute drive from the hotel, showcases his work and personal history.

With over 600 pieces of art, Museum Pasifika has the largest collection of Asia-Pacific art. Next to Indonesian masters, they also display works of European artists who resided in Indonesia and Western artists, as well as Indochina and Oceania artworks.

Learn about the fascinating variety and history of Balinese paintings in this Ubud museum. The museum was founded by Dutch painter Rudolf Bonnet and the then-prince of Ubud and his brother to preserve precious Balinese art.

The mother of all temples, Pura Besakih is the island’s largest and holiest temple. It is not only the history that makes it unique; its location at the base of Mt Agung is an attraction in itself.

Watching the hypnotic Kecak dance against the stunning sunset is a memory to be treasured. Uluwatu is located in Bali’s southern tip and is famous for its dramatic clifftop view. Be mindful of the cheeky monkeys and leave your valuables in the hotel.

Located opposite Andaz Bali, Lumut has a small collection of traditional souvenirs from Bali and beyond— ideal for last-minute gift shopping

A cute beachfront boutique selling fashion, accessories, and skincare by local talents. Located a quick10-minute walk from Andaz Bali beach.

A fun shop selling chic resort wear for ladies as well as cute selection of accessories, homeware and body care. Their vibrant motifs and colors will add a touch of Bali to your wardrobe.

For those who like to wear natural, free flowing fabric such as linen, silk and cotton in muted tones, Frockk is your go-to store. Designed in Australia and handmade in Bali, their clothes are timeless, casual and simple. Best of all? You don't need to iron them!

Bali's original lace brand Uluwatu is known for its elegant resort styles in black and white. All items are handmade and produced in small quantity for exclusivity.

Biasa combines creative cuts, artisanal details and natural materials, ideal for those who want to stand out and express their personal style. Handmade in Bali and designed by an Italian, Biasa's uniqueness lies in their detailed cuts and artistic touches.

Escape to Bali’s iconic rice terrace and take in the breathtaking scenery. Hop on a swing for an Instagram-approved holiday photo.

Located in downtown Ubud, this sanctuary is home to over 700 monkeys and 186 species of trees. It is an important spiritual, economic, educational, and conservation centre in the village.

If you visit Tegalalang, be sure to add this holy spring temple to your itinerary. It is a highly popular attraction as the sacred springs are said to have curative power. Bring a sarong to cover up and a change of clothes for after the bath

Take a trip to the mountainous region of Bedugul and visit their botanical garden, lake Beratan and Tamblingan, and Candi Kuning market that sells locally grown fruits and vegetables.

This cascading, Instagram-approved waterfall is the nearest waterfall to Sanur. Soak up the cool, pristine water – it’s a perfect finish to the jungle trek to reach the attraction.

Bali’s diverse landscape looks even better from above. Take a helicopter ride with a professional pilot and admire the beauty of the lakes, mountains, temples and more. Minimum 2 pax. Aircraft capacity: One to six people. Prices start at IDR 6,064,000 per person.

Up and up we go! Fly 30 m (100 ft) up above Ubud rice fields during sunrise or sunset for a most unforgettable Bali holiday. The ride lasts for 15 minutes and you can choose from two slots per day: 6:00 AM to 8:30 AM or 5:00 PM to 6:45 PM. Prices start at IDR 1,400,000 per person with an option for a breakfast basket at IDR 200,000 extra per person.

Explore Indonesia’s archipelago on a comfortable and unique phinisi-style Alila Purnama. Discover the natural and cultural treasures of East Indonesia, from Sumbawa, Komodo to Raja Ampat on this 46 m (150 ft) long ship. The elegant ship was built by hand and custom-made from teakwood in the traditional style of Bugis seafarers. Contact Alila Purnama for an exclusive proposal.

Feel at one with the skies and take in the view of South Bali. Bali Paragliding is run by former national athletes at two sites: Uluwatu or Sawangan, depending on the weather and time of the year. Prices start at USD 110 per person for a 15-minute experience including transportation, insurance and Go-Pro for documentation. Minimum age to participate: Ten years old.

Former Olympian and windsurfing champion Oka Sulaksana and his team offer private lessons for surfing, windsurfing and stand-up paddle boarding. They also organize custom surfing trips with seasoned guides who will take you to the best hidden surf spots on the island. Contact East Bali Surf and Sail for a customized proposal.

Get your hands dirty in a good way! Learn the basics of pottery from Sanur-grown ceramic brand Kevala with this workshop. Take your creations home and show your friends what you learned during your holiday. Priced at IDR 600,000 per person with two final glaze pieces.

There is something meditative about crafting your own jewelry. Creating the product from scratch and exploring ideas makes for an ideal break for busy minds. The workshop at Sanur Jewelry Studio is intimate, interactive and fun. Prices for the basic workshop start at IDR 750,000 per person for a half-day. A family workshop is also available at IDR 600,000 per person for a family of four.

Sorga, an artisanal chocolatier based in Karangasem, holds a chocolate-making workshop during harvest season. Learn the production process from fruit to bar and take home your creations, made using locally grown and organic ingredients.

Learn traditional Balinese gamelan and dance at the family-run cultural center Mekar Bhuana. Choose from one hour, half-day, full-day or a two-week workshop in a natural, homely setting 30 minutes from Andaz Bali. By taking the workshop, you are also helping to preserve the sacred arts of gamelan and dance.