Seminyak Square
Seminyak Square
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Dan L
Bunbury, Australia8,821 contributions
Aug 2023 • Couples
Taxi from Kuta to an unremarkable shopping Centre but did get a very tasty breakfast at the bakery. It a two storey building with shops on both levels although we didn't venture upstairs. Enjoyed browsing Mega Art, very good selection of giftware, souvenirs and small essentials that are required occasionally when on vacation. Worth a visit if in the area
Written September 3, 2023
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Krishna
Singapore, Singapore5 contributions
Oct 2023 • Family
There a fish spa and ot was a great experience we had with family. A lot of small shops and the prices were affordable like you can simple get a souvenir for IDR 30 000 good candle gifts we bought a lot of clothes like dresses wraps,shirt and bags. Shoes were also good with many different available sizes and colours.. bargain and you get all that you need with your quotes bargain price
Every shop vendor was smiling and polite. Awesome
Every shop vendor was smiling and polite. Awesome
Written October 15, 2023
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Andy F
Melbourne, Australia134 contributions
Sep 2023 • Family
Upstairs being refurbished, shopping mall area a bit weird, not much in there, bakery is good, once works have been completed I think it will be ok again. Surf shops down the bottom quite over priced eg: simple
Men’s volcom hat was $90 Aus. Ok to have a stroll through when in Seminyak but not a highlight.
Men’s volcom hat was $90 Aus. Ok to have a stroll through when in Seminyak but not a highlight.
Written September 8, 2023
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Aslam_Sherif
London, UK774 contributions
Aug 2019
This is square is walking distance from the resort. There are few shops inside the mall and it is very clean. There are plenty of restaurants are bars are near the square. It is very lively during the evening and nights. If you are driving around you can get stuck in traffic for long time.
Written May 12, 2020
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Alex
19 contributions
Jan 2020 • Friends
It is a very tidy and clean shopping mall, you should come here walk around. There have many restaurants, bars and local brand clothing stores surrounding it. It is a good place to kill some time!
Written January 14, 2020
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Off their P
Manchester, UK4,042 contributions
Feb 2023 • Couples
This small square is kind of the centre of town, and then there is a lot going on in the area.
Down the centre is the local stores selling tourist, souvenirs, and rip-off merchandise. Worth a look, but take it with a pinch of salt and a smile on your face.
there is a lot of parking there for the role of shops which are high quality and quite nice.
Above them you will find a hotel, bars and restaurants which are also pretty good.
It can get noisy at times, but it is worth a visit for the entertainment factor, if nothing else.
Down the centre is the local stores selling tourist, souvenirs, and rip-off merchandise. Worth a look, but take it with a pinch of salt and a smile on your face.
there is a lot of parking there for the role of shops which are high quality and quite nice.
Above them you will find a hotel, bars and restaurants which are also pretty good.
It can get noisy at times, but it is worth a visit for the entertainment factor, if nothing else.
Written February 15, 2023
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Michelle F
Melbourne, Australia120 contributions
Jan 2020 • Friends
Seminyak Square has a market in the centre of the square, which is ok. The shopping centre had a nice selection of shops, thank goodness for the air conditioning, it was so humid outside. There was a gelati stall and I will say, the gelato was absolutely amazing, so fresh and tasty. This is quite a busy area and there is lots of shops and bars in surrounding streets. Don't forget to get a picture with the I❤️Bali sign.
Written January 29, 2020
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Justin Han
42 contributions
May 2024 • Couples
A pretty small shopping spot with the highlight being the combined surf shop selling quilsilver, RVCA, ripcurl etc. they have custom Bali design apparel which were pretty special that we did not see anywhere.
Also got bath bombs here from a beauty shop for a pretty reasonable price.
Also got bath bombs here from a beauty shop for a pretty reasonable price.
Written May 23, 2024
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Arnott F
30 contributions
Jul 2022 • Friends
Great trip to Bali. Went shopping in Seminyak for the day. Taxi driver dropped us at Seminyak Square which was a good place to start. Some market stalls in the middle, dresses, sarongs etc. Main shops coffee and stop to pharmacy! Then walked down other streets to continue shopping!
Written August 4, 2022
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jeditopcat
London, UK10 contributions
Feb 2018 • Friends
Seminyak is lively, vibrant and based north of Dempasar airport. It is a go-to destination for Australians to party, be loud, and scream “wo-wo” when a song they like is played.
Before arrival I would recommend downloading this offline map.me
It will allow you to find locations, suggest routes, and direct you to locations without the need for international roaming, or access to mobile data.
Seven maximum days is probably all you need in Seminyak.
When booking your accommodation, check that there are no building works or renovations planned for your residence or the adjoining properties. If so, ensure that they price the accommodation accordingly, or compensate you in other ways.
You should never go anywhere without local currency, however I would suggest that you only get a small amount before you arrive. There are a number of reputable money changers in Seminyak and the exchange rates are considerably better locally and without commission.
However, check the rate that is advertised is the rate that you are getting; ensure that the teller counts the money out and then steps away from the money, allowing you to pick it up yourself to count it; watch for the slight of hand as they count out your money; watch for slight of hand as they replace your money with damaged or torn money; and watch out for different rates for different denominations of currency.
When you exit the airport, you will be confronted with taxi drivers wanting to take you to your destination. If you choose to use one of these drivers it is important to arrange the price before beginning your journey with them.
The journey from the airport should cost no more than 175,000 rupees as an upper limit normally charged by hotels. Return journeys should be considerably less, and should be negotiated in the hours before your departure for the airport.
The journey to and from the airport under normal circumstances should take about 20 minutes, however the government is building an underpass at a critical junction near the airport, and it now takes from forty-five minutes, up to an hour and a half. These roadworks are likely to take up to one year to complete, at the time of this article.
Blue-bird taxis are the official metered taxis, and if you wish to avoid bartering, you should take one of these, however be aware of other taxis that also paint their cars blue that do not have a meter. If you use an unmetered taxi, be sure to negotiate a price prior to setting out.
There is a public bus service that runs every half an hour from Seminyak Square that will take you to a number of locations. Prices for each one way ticket on various lines that go to and from a main hub, vary from 20,000 to 50,000 rupees.
None of the prices advertised in shops, bars, massage parlours and restaurants include the 15% government tax and 5% service charge. You should always consider these additional amounts when gauging the price of your purchase.
Seminyak is not cheap. Cocktails ate around 100,000 rupees and Bingtang beer is between 25,000 and 45,000, Fanta is 10,000, Crisps are between 17,000 and 35,000, Breakfast menus are around 90,000, 450 grams of pork ribs is 175,000, and a whole roasted pig is 2.7million. Massages are very reasonably priced and can cost 100,000 rupees for one hour.
Always check that the amount that you are being charged for drinks, meals and goods, are the same amount that are being advertised on the menu.
You should budget for about $50 per day between food, drinks, activities and taxis.
If you wish to hire a van to take you to Jimbaran, wait for 5 hours while you enjoy the beach and get some seafood and bring you back, this will cost between 250,000 and 300,000 rupees.
Work under the assumption that all prices are suggestions and that negotiations are a part of everyday business.
A lot of plastic rubbish washes up on the beaches of Seminyak, so you will see groups of volunteers clearing the beaches as you go for your morning walk.
The beach has no shade and the sun and humidity become oppressive after 09.00am, so get your morning exercise in early, or wait until the sun goes down in the evening.
There are a lot of stray dogs on the beach and roads. Generally they are harmless, however they can turn aggressive very quickly, so either walk with a stick on the beach or back away very slowly maintaining eye contact if you are confronted.
If you are unfortunate enough to get sick and require medical or hospital attention, there are a few things of which you should be aware.
Always have the details of your travel medical insurance provider about your person, either in your phone, purse or wallet.
No hospital or medical facility will admit you without knowing how the bill will be paid. Often you will be required to provide a credit card until you can identify your travel medical insurance provider and the coverage it provides.
Know your excess liability on your policy and ensure that is the only amount that you pay when you are being discharged.
Hospitals have been known to say that your medical insurance only covers so much of the treatment, and that you have to pay as much as an additional $2500. This is where having your medical insurance provider on speed dial is useful, to clarify any misunderstandings.
Even once the correct excess has been identified, look out for the further slight of hand, as your excess may be increased by $100 or more, due to exchange rate differences or administration costs. Stand your ground. The only out of pocket expense that you should pay is the exact amount of the excess on your policy.
When you are returning back at the airport, you must have access to your boarding pass in order to get into the check-in area. This can be electronic or paper, but the guards to the check-in area will require sight of the flight number, date and time of the flights, along with your name. This seems to be an increasing protocol across a lot of Asian countries.
It is best to download these before you get to the airport as wifi access at the airport dose not appear to cater for downloading boarding passes or emails.
These are 100ml liquid checks at the gates before boarding the plane throughout Asian airports so drink your water or throw it away, and ask about your duty free allocation coming in and leaving.
If you watch out for these pitfalls you will have a great time in Seminyak. The people are friendly and everyone is looking out for an opportunity.
Enjoy.
Before arrival I would recommend downloading this offline map.me
It will allow you to find locations, suggest routes, and direct you to locations without the need for international roaming, or access to mobile data.
Seven maximum days is probably all you need in Seminyak.
When booking your accommodation, check that there are no building works or renovations planned for your residence or the adjoining properties. If so, ensure that they price the accommodation accordingly, or compensate you in other ways.
You should never go anywhere without local currency, however I would suggest that you only get a small amount before you arrive. There are a number of reputable money changers in Seminyak and the exchange rates are considerably better locally and without commission.
However, check the rate that is advertised is the rate that you are getting; ensure that the teller counts the money out and then steps away from the money, allowing you to pick it up yourself to count it; watch for the slight of hand as they count out your money; watch for slight of hand as they replace your money with damaged or torn money; and watch out for different rates for different denominations of currency.
When you exit the airport, you will be confronted with taxi drivers wanting to take you to your destination. If you choose to use one of these drivers it is important to arrange the price before beginning your journey with them.
The journey from the airport should cost no more than 175,000 rupees as an upper limit normally charged by hotels. Return journeys should be considerably less, and should be negotiated in the hours before your departure for the airport.
The journey to and from the airport under normal circumstances should take about 20 minutes, however the government is building an underpass at a critical junction near the airport, and it now takes from forty-five minutes, up to an hour and a half. These roadworks are likely to take up to one year to complete, at the time of this article.
Blue-bird taxis are the official metered taxis, and if you wish to avoid bartering, you should take one of these, however be aware of other taxis that also paint their cars blue that do not have a meter. If you use an unmetered taxi, be sure to negotiate a price prior to setting out.
There is a public bus service that runs every half an hour from Seminyak Square that will take you to a number of locations. Prices for each one way ticket on various lines that go to and from a main hub, vary from 20,000 to 50,000 rupees.
None of the prices advertised in shops, bars, massage parlours and restaurants include the 15% government tax and 5% service charge. You should always consider these additional amounts when gauging the price of your purchase.
Seminyak is not cheap. Cocktails ate around 100,000 rupees and Bingtang beer is between 25,000 and 45,000, Fanta is 10,000, Crisps are between 17,000 and 35,000, Breakfast menus are around 90,000, 450 grams of pork ribs is 175,000, and a whole roasted pig is 2.7million. Massages are very reasonably priced and can cost 100,000 rupees for one hour.
Always check that the amount that you are being charged for drinks, meals and goods, are the same amount that are being advertised on the menu.
You should budget for about $50 per day between food, drinks, activities and taxis.
If you wish to hire a van to take you to Jimbaran, wait for 5 hours while you enjoy the beach and get some seafood and bring you back, this will cost between 250,000 and 300,000 rupees.
Work under the assumption that all prices are suggestions and that negotiations are a part of everyday business.
A lot of plastic rubbish washes up on the beaches of Seminyak, so you will see groups of volunteers clearing the beaches as you go for your morning walk.
The beach has no shade and the sun and humidity become oppressive after 09.00am, so get your morning exercise in early, or wait until the sun goes down in the evening.
There are a lot of stray dogs on the beach and roads. Generally they are harmless, however they can turn aggressive very quickly, so either walk with a stick on the beach or back away very slowly maintaining eye contact if you are confronted.
If you are unfortunate enough to get sick and require medical or hospital attention, there are a few things of which you should be aware.
Always have the details of your travel medical insurance provider about your person, either in your phone, purse or wallet.
No hospital or medical facility will admit you without knowing how the bill will be paid. Often you will be required to provide a credit card until you can identify your travel medical insurance provider and the coverage it provides.
Know your excess liability on your policy and ensure that is the only amount that you pay when you are being discharged.
Hospitals have been known to say that your medical insurance only covers so much of the treatment, and that you have to pay as much as an additional $2500. This is where having your medical insurance provider on speed dial is useful, to clarify any misunderstandings.
Even once the correct excess has been identified, look out for the further slight of hand, as your excess may be increased by $100 or more, due to exchange rate differences or administration costs. Stand your ground. The only out of pocket expense that you should pay is the exact amount of the excess on your policy.
When you are returning back at the airport, you must have access to your boarding pass in order to get into the check-in area. This can be electronic or paper, but the guards to the check-in area will require sight of the flight number, date and time of the flights, along with your name. This seems to be an increasing protocol across a lot of Asian countries.
It is best to download these before you get to the airport as wifi access at the airport dose not appear to cater for downloading boarding passes or emails.
These are 100ml liquid checks at the gates before boarding the plane throughout Asian airports so drink your water or throw it away, and ask about your duty free allocation coming in and leaving.
If you watch out for these pitfalls you will have a great time in Seminyak. The people are friendly and everyone is looking out for an opportunity.
Enjoy.
Written March 5, 2018
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn more.
are there any balinese dance performance around this area?
Written April 11, 2018
True. There are many money changers in airport and hotels. If you could go to legian , there a lot of money changers in there
Written June 12, 2017
*Tourist alert* where abouts is the I love Bali sign? Is it near a cafe outside? Many thanks x
Written October 14, 2016
Hello, the I Love Bali sign is by the mini mart/sovenoir store on the left hand side of the square. Enjoy your visit
Written October 14, 2016
what is the name of the shop near pura vida in seminyak where thy sell kaftans with sparkles like the camilla ones?
Written March 5, 2016
Fei61, did you actually visit Seminyak square or were you lost.....?
Written January 2, 2015
We visited Seminyak square most evenings
Written October 9, 2016
Did this person have their eyes open?....
Written January 2, 2015
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