Sanur

Quiet beaches, beautiful people, but be careful and don’t get dragged into someone’s shop. You will not get out, without spending some money.
There are lots of drivers in the streets offering ‘Transport’, bargain and get a good deal to enjoy other parts of Bali.
The restaurants in town are cheap and very good.

The rites performed at the anniversary celebrations of these temples are both weir and wonderful the celebrants often dancing with effigies strapped to their hips, while the priests are prone to wild outbursts launching themselves spread-eagled onto platform of offerings and racing entrance pell-mell into the sea.

Despite a few big (huge) resort hotels, Sanur feels a lot sleepier than some of the other cities on this end of the island, while not as remote as when you go elsewhere. Nice beach (with very few, if any, peddlers), lush vegetation, Definitely worth a visit.