Kerobokan

Kerobokan is a resort area in Bali’s southwest that borders east of Canggu and west of the upscale Seminyak area. Despite having a more urban scene compared to its neighbours, Kerobokan offers a colourful mix of world-class dining venues and the stylish villa resorts that both Canggu and Seminyak have become recognised for.

Most visitors know Kerobokan for its black sand coast, popular among surfers and horse riders. You’ll also instantly notice that Kerobokan is a sight of contrasts. Commercial blocks with designer boutiques are interwoven between patches of existing rice fields, and traditional Balinese villages.

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