canoeing on merthasari beach, sanur

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My trip this time only got to the beach of Merthasari Sanur. Every week here will be very crowded place visited by families on their holiday. They will swim with their children, canoeing, or just relax and lay on clean and soft sand. In certain seasons, for example in June until August, at this place frequently held festivals. Such as kites and culinary festivals. Visitors will be very crowded arriving at these seasons.



We left quite early this morning, around 8 o'clock. Apparently the place is already crowded with people who are enjoying their holiday. Luckily, we still have a place for rest and put our bags and then canoeing. We rented 2 canoes, each of it cost us IDR 20,000, or approximately USD $ 2 for 3 hours.



Oh .. sorry sorry, I forgot to inform you of this location. Quite easily actually to reach this beach. You simply run along the path of by pass Sanur which direct to Ngurah Rai by pass. Look to your left side and then you will find a board that reads "welcome to the tourist beaches Merthasari." After a placard with "Mercure Sanur".


When you feel hungry while relaxing in this place, you can order a traditional Indonesian meal like Lumpia with a price of about IDR 4.000 or USD $ 0.4. Or you can also try roasted corn at 3.000 IDR or USD $ 0.3.




Enjoy your vacation. And don't forget to wear your safety helmet when you swim ^_^

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