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Hiking Tours in Sanur

Sanur, Bali

⏱ 4 hours

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About this experience

Hiking Tours in Sanur is a guided walking activity that starts from the coastal village of Sanur in Bali, Indonesia. The tours traverse beachside paths, rice fields, and local temple grounds, offering a ground-level view of daily Balinese life. Each route is led by a local guide who provides context on the area's history and culture.

What to expect

Tours run for 3 to 4 hours, covering 5 to 7 kilometres on flat terrain, suitable for casual walkers and families with children aged 8 and above.
The route includes the Sanur Beach promenade, a mangrove forest boardwalk, and the Pura Blanjong temple, which houses a 10th-century inscribed stone pillar.
A mid-tour break at a local warung includes a bottled water and a small snack, such as pisang goreng (fried banana).
Guides carry a first-aid kit and a mobile phone for emergencies, and groups are limited to 10 participants for personal attention.
The tour ends at the starting point near the Sanur market, where you can browse stalls selling fresh produce and Balinese crafts.