Peaceful and Comfortable Homestay in seminyak Situated in the Seminyak area, Rusty Seminyak is the perfect place to experience Seminyak and its surroundings. Around 1,5 km to Double Six Beach and La Plancha and 4 km to Seminyak Beach. Offers a swimming pool and free wifi. The room is comfortably fitted with air conditioning and a flat-screen tv with international channels. The private bathrooms come with a shower and free toiletries. Cleanliness is the main thing in our Homestay for the convenience of guests. When you are looking for comfortable and convenient accommodation in Seminyak, make Rusty Seminyak your home away from home. Shared pool, tranquility because it is far from the crowd. The room size is 25 square meters. The Queen size bed is 200 cm x 150 cm.

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4 Best Things to Do in Seminyak, Most Popular Attractions in Seminyak 1. Seminyak Beach Located on the west coast of the southern region of Bali, to the north of Kuta and south of Umalas, Seminyak Beach is relatively quiet during the day. Its cool, sunny and breezy ambience provides a perfect site for hanging out with your friends, kite flying, sunbathing or swimming – but be sure to check the red flags displayed by lifeguards indicating a ‘No-Swim Zone’ before you jump into the ocean. Seminyak Beach itself offering its splendid coast of gold to dark sand and gorgeous sunsets. 2. Petitenget Temple Petitenget Temple, or ‘Pura Petitenget’ in the local tongue, is Seminyak’s sole and central cultural landmark. The centuries-old temple comes to life during its festive 210-day anniversaries. 3. Double Six Beach Double Six Beach, also referred to as ‘Blue Ocean Beach’, is a half-kilometre stretch of golden-white sand that is part of the whole length of Seminyak Beach. The beach connects the northernmost strip of Legian 4. Echo Beach Echo Beach is one of Bali’s most popular surf spots. The nickname overshadows its local name ‘Pantai Batu Mejan’, after a significant Balinese