Jimbaran is a sleepy cove where fleets of fishing boats colour the scene. Since the opening of The Four Seasons Resort Bali and the Bali Inter Continental, this once-quiet area has now become a popular resort in Bali. Local families and tourists are drawn by its beauty, and to enjoy the food of the superb and calm waters attract many people. It is very popular spot for windsurfing and small sailing craft, which are available for rent.

Dining in Jimbaran
One of the simplest, economical and yet most tasty and exotic of Bali's eating out choices has to be the fish cafes of Jimbaran. An extension of the life of this sleepy fishing village, the fish cafes started as a few alung-alung huts on the beach and have expanded to become a thriving industry. Now they concentrate around the beach area near the central Jimbaran markets and stretch all the way up to the airport. The flavour produced when the fresh seafood smothered in mouth watering spice mixes is barbecued over coconut husks is fantastic. Choose your own prawns, lobster, squid or fish, sit back in the sand and watch the sun go down over the water while the food is prepared.

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Accommodation in Jimbaran : Bali Inter-Continental, The Ritz Carlton Bali, Pansea Puri Bali Cottages, and more
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