Visit Jimbaran
- Nature, Adventure & Sport
- Family
- Romantic
Jimbaran: How to get there?
20 minutes from Kuta by motorcycleJimbaran: When to go?
From March to OctoberJimbaran: For how long?
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Jimbaran Vacations
Jimbaran, the fishing village where to have a moonlit dinner.
Jimbaran: What to see in the surroundings?
What our travelers think about their stay
Jimbaran, the fishing village where to have a moonlit dinner.
My suggestion
Select one of the restaurants facing the beach to eat seafood in the open, with your feet in the sand.
Jimbaran is a seaside town south of Kuta, with a very big beach. There are lots of restaurants there that specialise in sea food.
My suggestion
Given that there are hotels and restaurants the whole length of the beach it can be difficult to find a way on to it! There is a little passage just after Muaya Cafe Area car park (where Bukit Permai road curves).
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