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    Overrated beaches in Bali you might want to skip
    Calling all travel freaks

    Overrated beaches in Bali you might want to skip

    By Anujj Trehaan
    Apr 18, 2025
    05:09 pm

    What's the story

    Bali, which is often hailed as a tropical paradise, draws millions of tourists every year.

    But, not all beach destinations on this Indonesian island are worth the hype.

    Some places are overcrowded, overpriced, or simply don't live up to the experience they promise.

    Here are some overrated beach destinations that avid travelers might regret visiting. Take a look.

    Drive 1

    Kuta Beach: Crowds and commercialization

    While Kuta Beach is one of the most famous beaches of Bali, it has also become synonymous with overcrowding and commercialization.

    The once serene shoreline is now lined with numerous vendors and bustling tourists.

    While the beach offers vibrant nightlife and shopping options, if you are looking for tranquility, you might not find it here.

    Prices for accommodation and activities have also surged due to its popularity.

    Drive 2

    Seminyak: High costs without unique charm

    Seminyak has upscale resorts and trendy beach clubs, but often fails to impress those seeking authentic Balinese culture.

    The area is primarily for luxury-seeking tourists with high-end restaurants and boutiques, with mind-boggling price tags.

    Despite its reputation for exclusivity, many visitors believe Seminyak lacks the unique charm of other parts of Bali.

    Drive 3

    Nusa Dua: Resort-heavy experience

    Nusa Dua is essentially a gated enclave with luxury resorts offering private beaches and exclusive amenities.

    While this may be appealing to some, others find it too cut off from the local culture and daily life in Bali.

    The area feels more like a manufactured resort town than an authentic destination, leaving some travelers feeling disconnected from the true essence of Bali.

    Drive 4

    Sanur: Quiet yet unremarkable

    Although Sanur is a quieter alternative from other crowded beaches, it often leaves the visitors underwhelmed with its drab scenery and fewer activities.

    Yes, it ensures a peaceful setting, perfect for relaxing, but if you're looking for adventure or vibrant culture, Sanur may fall short of expectations.

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