Legian

Legian Beach is one of the most popular areas to visit in Bali. It's the easy-going life on the white sandy beach that brings so many people to this west-facing part of southern Bali, with the parties and extravagant nightlife also among the highlights.

For first-timers, Legian might feel just like another Kuta. But give yourself a day, an evening walk along the famous Double Six Beach, and a night in a cosy club here and you’ll see why this area stands out. Legian literally means 'sweet' in Balinese and, as its name suggests, it promises sweet memories of a Bali holiday.

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12 Best Things to Do in Legian
Legian Beach is a stretch of sand that continues north of the coast of famous Kuta Beach and ends where Seminyak Beach starts. Set between 2 of Bali’s most famous beaches, Legian is a mix of the surfing Mecca scenes...
The Beach of Legian
The beach of Legian stretches 2 km, starting from the northernmost point of Kuta Beach. It’s quite challenging to define...
11 Best Nightlife Experiences in Legian
Nightlife in Legian is a rich mix of nightclubs and dining spots that stay open until late along Jalan Legian,...
Jalan Legian in Bali
Jalan Legian is the primary walking street of Legian, one of Bali’s most popular beach resort hub. The street, which...
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Bounty Discotheque in Bali
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11 Best Places to Go Shopping in Legian
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Jalan Legian in Bali

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