Jl. Melasti begins where Jl. Pantai Kuta comes to an end and heads away from the beach, up towards Jl. Legian. The road is a one-way for cars and motorbikes, but pedestrians can walk in either direction.
The Legian Art Market is located on the left-hand side of the road, where the usual Bali beach attire like Bintang singlets and boardshorts can be bought at reasonable prices.
| 프로필 | 후기 | 사진 갤러리 | 연락처 |
| 성명 | Jl. Melasti |
|---|---|
| Tel | - |
| 주소 | Kuta, Bali Map |
| 이용 | - |
| 가까운 버스정류장 | - |
| 홈페이지 | - |
| - | |
| - | |
| Google + | - |
| other URL | - |
| 영업시간 | 00:00 - 00:00 |
| 관광소요시간 | 1시간 이하 |
| 휴업 | - |
| 환율 | - |
| 신용카드 | - |
| 주차가능 | 가능 |
|---|---|
| 시설이용제한 | 가능 |
| 서비스 | - |
| 외국어 | - |
- 언어 서비스 (e.g. 영어 서비스)
| 전화 | - |
|---|---|
| 홈페이지 | - |
| 주소 | Kuta, Bali |
| 근처 버스 정류장 | - |
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Bars and souvenir shops
By Thompson on May 21, 2014
It's nice to walk from Kuta Beach to Legian street. There are some bars and local souvenir shops along the street.
At night, the road is little bit dark near Kuta Beach, but there are hotels and many car and motor bikes.
These souvenir shops open til late at night, so you can stop by and get some Bintang T-shirts!
- Thompson
Visited February 2014