Serangan Island

Serangan Island is a small island in Denpasar, south of Sanur, connected to mainland Bali by the Serangan-Sakenan road bridge. The island combines coastal landscapes, fishing communities, religious sites and conservation activities.

What you find there

Sakenan Temple stands on the western side of the island, while the Turtle Conservation and Education Center provides a place to learn about sea turtles. Fishing is part of local life, with traditional boats kept near the village, and the eastern coast is associated with surfing and windsurfing.

Island setting

Serangan is linked to Bali by a road and bridge built across the reclaimed connection. The island’s shorelines include beaches, mangrove areas, boat facilities and views across the waters between Denpasar and the southern peninsula.

Visiting

The published locality is Serangan, Denpasar, Bali. Visitors can reach the island by road and combine coastal visits with the temple and conservation centre. Local access rules differ between sites, so visitors should follow signs and instructions at each destination.