Places to see in Sanur

Rooftop and beachfront club on Sanur's sand, facing east — this is the sunrise coast, so it's a breakfast-and-lunch club, not a sunset one.

The Balinese independence monument in Renon, with dioramas of the island's history inside and a climb to a viewing floor at the top.

Beachfront café and co-working spot at Sanur's southern end — bowls, coffee, and a long stretch of quiet sand.

Calm, reef-protected beach with a long paved promenade — Bali's classic sunrise beach.

Small island south of Sanur with a sea-turtle conservation centre, reached by a short causeway.

Long-running Italian on Jalan Danau Tamblingan, as well known for the gelato counter out front as for the pizza.

Landscaped tropical garden with hundreds of orchid varieties, on the road toward Sanur.

5km paved beachfront path connecting Sanur's hotels, cafés, and fishing harbours — great for an early walk or run.

Evening market a block back from Sanur beach where the food stalls set up after dark.

Wooden-house café on Danau Tamblingan doing all-day breakfast and homemade bread — Sanur's morning room.

Former beachfront home and studio of Belgian painter Adrien-Jean Le Mayeur, filled with his work.

Denpasar museum of fingerprint painting — canvases built up entirely from the artist's own fingertips.

One dish since 1941 — fried fish, fish-head soup and rice, served fast to a permanent queue at the north end of the beach road.

Small temple housing Bali's oldest inscribed stone pillar, dated to the 10th century.