Places to see in Jimbaran

Beach club on Jimbaran bay with a long infinity pool facing the water — daytime lounging that runs into a seafood dinner.

Clifftop park built around a vast statue of Vishnu riding Garuda, with Balinese dance through the day in the plazas below.

Long calm-water bay where the seafood grills put their tables straight onto the sand at sunset.

Seafood grill on Jimbaran bay, the same sand-table formula as its neighbours and usually a little quieter.

Garden restaurant doing small plates and cocktails from Balinese produce, inland from the bay. A tasting dinner, not a beach one.

Long-running seafood restaurant on Jimbaran beach, at the northern end where the row of grills begins.

Small cove below the cliffs west of Jimbaran, known for the rock pools that fill at low tide and for its sunset.

Grilled-seafood shack on Jimbaran bay with tables straight onto the sand — pick your fish by weight, eat it at sunset.

Long-running Jimbaran seafood grill, cheaper and more local than the bayfront row. Whole fish, sambal, plastic chairs.

The Bukit branch of the wholefood cafe and bakery — vegetarian plates, bread and a health shop attached.

Bakery and all-day cafe on the Bukit, open from early morning; pastries, pasta and coffee.

The morning fish market at Kedonganan, where the warungs along the bay buy the catch they grill that evening.