Although not safe to swim, this lovely area is typical of many beaches around Indonesia and Thailand. There’s always beach cushions and seats available while one has a drink. But, be careful of being bitten. Cover your lower back and thighs. There’s sand fire ants and possibly bedbugs in the beach cushions.

Seminyak beach is simply superb however prices are higher for everything compared to Kuta beach. There is a certain air of quality on this beach and the food in beachside cafes and bars is also of a superior quality. Staff are very competent and very very helpful in this area. Prices do reflect the quality of service and food. Beach sellers here are much more respectful and don’t pressure sell or continue to pester you.

Seminyak Beach is described as white sand - it is not! The sand is grey volcanic and, unfortunately, littered with debris from the hundreds of people who congregate on the beach, especially at the weekend. It is, however, a great spot for watching sunsets.

Breathtaking and surreal views. The waves, sky and weather were stunning and watching the sunset was an amazing experience. The beach was tranquil and it was quiet at this time of year. We got to spend a lot of time bonding on the sun loungers during our honeymoon here. Coconut water was my favourite drink of the year because it was simply delicious.

I have mixed feelings about this beach. The people that live and work at the beach and the surrounding area couldn't be more friendly and welcoming. However I don't know weather the time of year i visited (march) was the reason for a strong smell of sewage. The beach was also littered with rubbish and you could see the local people picking it up on a regular basis. The sea was clear and warm and was a surfers paradise. Sunsets were amazing and the food I had in the restaurants was some of the best around.

Sun,Sand,Surf amazing views,beautiful sunsets and more. A whole lot of beach restaurants line the edge of the ocean with live music,casual and formal seating options. Good place to enjoy everything a beach has to offer.

Being an Aussie, I hold my beach experiences to a high standard. The positives: a welcoming atmosphere with pleasantly warm water (I only dipped my toes in), an array of shops and restaurants nearby for a picturesque sunset meal, and a relaxed vibe ideal for sunbathing. On the downside: constant vendors approaching as soon as you stop, debris and glass scattered on the beach making barefoot walks a bit hazardous, and the inconvenience of navigating around resorts that obstruct beach access. We limited our visits to just one stroll, opting for the safety of the hotel pool. This spot isn't the best for seeking peace and quiet.

Beautiful scenic beach. Not only you can visit beach but enjoy nightlife nearby and watch different live concerts. Mostly I liked to sit on bean bags and eat pizza. Undoubtedly, pizzas in Bali is very delicious. However here prices for food little bit higher than other beaches.

Loved it the sunset views! Lots of restaurants to choose from, and most of restaurants have live music, good to hang out with friends and family. And, some of the path ways were still under construction, so have to be careful when walking around at night time.