Sunset In Legian Beach

By Kristina Andita Pradani -

 Sitting on the beach with a coconut drinks in your hand while enjoying the sunset?

But, are you worried if the beach are not as expected? And only have a few hours in Bali?



If you’re in Bali and you want to have a nice beach + sunset experience? Have a short transit time?

Well, this beach is perfect for you! Located only 20 minutes away from the airport, Legian Beach is one of the most famous beaches in Bali that is well known for it’s beauty! If Kuta were too crowded for you, then you need to move a bit further(not that much, like 1 minute driving or 5 minute walk). This beach is free to entry, you can park your motorbike or scooter alongside the beach for free and it’s exactly located next to the parking lot.

This beach offer serenity view with a clean environment, it cleaner than Kuta and had a few stalls with bean bag along the coastline, they offer a various drinks, such as beer(Definitely the Bintang one! But also got some other brand), juices, tea, and their famous one is the coconut drinks! 



The stalls owner were so nice, if you want to go swimming or just taking a photos in the sunset, you can leave your stuff in the beanbag and they will taking care of your stuff for you, sometimes they let you know the best spot for taking sunset photos there.

Now you can feel to be the dream come true feeling of refreshing with a nice sunset view!



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