Kerobokan

Kerobokan Travel Wiki

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Travel to Kerobokan

Travel and vacation in Kerobokan, Indonesia

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What to see and do in Kerobokan ?

Kerobokan is both semi-urban and semi-rural, with a slather of delicious beach thrown in to complete this desirable picture. No matter where you stay you’ll come into contact with all of these scenes, as the area is relatively small. Accommodation in the town itself offers the convenience of shops and restaurants while out in the countryside its calm tranquillity all around.

Parts of Kerobokan are right on the beach, meaning you don’t have to go far to spend a day in the sun on a glorious stretch of sand. Sun lounges with large umbrellas for shade can be hired for very little for the entire day. Go for a swim or a surf – and if you don’t know how to surf, the many locals renting surfboards on the beach will only be too happy to show you how, for a small fee.

Kerobokan is great for shopping, whether it’s fashion or art or antiques. There are many antique shops along the winding narrow streets of the area – go and explore. You can pick up a large dining table made from the finest of wood for a fraction of what you’d pay back home, and the helpful salespeople will arrange to have it shipped back for you. There are bargains waiting around every corner; just don’t be shy and make sure to haggle.

A great way to spend a few hours locally, when you’re not exploring the rest of the island from your Kerobokan base, is to go on a ricefield tour. Go on a bike tour or just yourself and walk along the raised paths that crisscross the ricefields – the farmers won’t mind; that’s the thing about Bali: no one does – and experience this most thrilling yet basic aspect of rural Balinese life that has kept the island and its people going for centuries.

There are lots of spas in Kerobokan, whether part of hotels and villas or standalone premises. Treat yourself to a Balinese massage and find out what blissed-out really means. You can also go horse riding, as there’s a number of stables in the area. A sunrise or sunset gallop along the beach is a magnificent thing.

At night, dine below the tropical stars at one of the many top-class restaurants in the area, while enjoying the local wines and readying yourself for a night of revelry at some of the most stylish nightspots anywhere.