The Best Beach Clubs in Bali – Updated Sept 2026

Heading to Bali soon? This beautiful destination is not only known for fascinating Hindu temples, dreamy beaches and island-hopping in paradise but also its epic beach clubs.

Bali has no shortage of brilliant beach clubs, most of which have opened in the last several years. Many don’t charge for day access and are open throughout the day and into the evening. Unlike other destinations around the world, beach clubs in Bali are far less exclusive and are open for any tourist to visit — though as the scene has grown, pre-booking a table or daybed online is increasingly worth doing rather than relying on walk-in access, especially at the newer, bigger clubs.

Furthermore, if you’re planning a trip to visit several of the best beach clubs in Bali, then make sure to go in the months offering better weather. This detailed guide here explains the best time to visit Bali.

The Best Beach Clubs in Bali

From Canggu to Seminyak, Kuta to Uluwatu, all of Bali’s main tourist areas have beach clubs. They’re perfect for long days lounging in the sun, or sunset sessions into the evening.

Here are my favourite beach clubs in Bali, grouped by location, so read on and get planning which ones to visit on your Bali trip!

Canggu

Cafe del Mar

Bringing a slice of Ibiza to Bali, this dreamy beachclub is the place to be seen. Home to a two-level beachfront pool club, plus a huge infinity pool, there are plenty of places to lounge for the day. There are even several swim-up bars with a dazzling array of cocktails on offer.

Tip tip: Check its website regularly as international DJs often come to perform here!

• Address: Jl Subak Sari, Canggu
• Opening hours: Daily from 11am to 10pm/11pm (varies by day)
• Entry cost: Free, but various minimum spend amounts apply depending on whether you opt for sun lounger, cabana, day beds etc. See more here.
• Website: https://www.cafedelmarbali.co.id

The Lawn

Located in the heart of the action in Canggu, this beach bar has a great pool and a huge amount of “lawn-style” seating. Open throughout the day with direct access to the beach and its own infinity pool, it also serves great dishes in its restaurant.

Top tip: Definitely book if you’re planning to get a table at sunset time for dinner

• Address: Kuta Utara, Canggu
• Opening Hours: 11am-11pm daily
• Entry cost: Free!
• Website: https://www.projectblack.co/thelawncanggu

Finns Beach Club

One of the most popular beach clubs in the whole of Bali. It’s got something for everyone — sun worshippers, foodies and party people. It’s known for its epic pool parties and incredible sunset sessions. With 4 pools, daily yoga and 6 restaurants, you could come here every day and still not get bored!

• Address: Jl Pantai Berawa, Canggu
• Opening hours: 9am -11pm daily
• Entry cost: Free! But pre-booking is strongly recommended, especially on weekends.
• Website: https://www.finnsbeachclub.com/

La Brisa

Serving up some truly tropical vibes, this epic shabby-chic beach club sits right in the heart of Canggu’s beachfront, on Echo Beach. It’s seriously chill and the perfect way to spend a super lazy afternoon on a bean bag or recycled wooden sun lounger.

• Address: Jl Pantai Batu Mejan Gg. Canggu (Echo Beach)
• Opening hours: 10am – 11pm daily
• Entry cost: The entry fee is 200,000 IDR (approx £8/AUD 16/USD 11), which can be exchanged for food and drink inside to the same value.
• Website: http://labrisabali.com/

Atlas Beach Club

One of Bali’s biggest and most talked-about beach clubs opened in recent years on Berawa Beach right by Finns. It’s a sprawling, high-energy spot with multiple pools, regular live performances and DJ sets, and a real “seen and be seen” party atmosphere, especially at weekends.

• Address: Jl. Pantai Berawa No. 88
• Opening hours: Daily, roughly 10am–midnight
• Entry cost: Walk-in entry is around IDR 150,000 (£6/AUD 12/USD 8.50), though many areas require pre-booking a package with a minimum spend. Packages start from around IDR 2,500,000 (£100/AUD 200/USD 140), credited back to food and drink. Kids under 120cm go free.
• Website: https://www.atlasbeachfront.com/

Seminyak

Potato Head Beach Club

A rather iconic Bali destination. From its architecturally amazing amphitheatre-style building, to the famed pool parties occurring every day of the week, it’s a must-visit in Bali. The Potato Head brand has outposts across Asia, but none are as spectacular as this beach club in Seminyak.

Overlooking the glittering Indian Ocean, the beach club has a stunning infinity pool with a swim-up bar, three restaurants, another two bars, and a large lawn famed for one of the best sunset views in Bali.

Top tip: The daybeds operate on a first come, first served basis so if you’re planning to spend the day there, arrive early. 

• Address: Jl. Petitenget No. 51 Seminyak
• Opening Hours: 10am-2am daily
• Entry cost: No entry fee, but cabanas and daybeds have a minimum spend.
• Website: https://seminyak.potatohead.co

There’s also ultra-cool accommodation at Potato Head, and it looks divine! Check rates for a stay here!

Mrs Sippy

Another iconic Bali beach club and a complete haven away from the busy streets of Seminyak, Mrs Sippy is great for the day and for the night. It’s home to the biggest saltwater pool on the island, and regularly hosts some of the world’s biggest DJs in its vast open-air club.

• Address: Jl. Taman Ganesha, Gang Gagak 8
• Opening hours: 0am–late daily
• Entry cost: IDR 100,000 (approx. £4/AUD 8/USD 5.60)
• Website: https://www.mrssippybali.com/

The W Hotel – Woo Bar

Another Seminyak hotspot! Not only is the entrance pretty incredible (a real bamboo tunnel), but it’s huge and you can nearly always grab a table.

Top tip: Technically, you’re only supposed to sit in the Woo Bar area to enjoy drinks, food and also the pool. However, you can get away with enjoying the sun loungers – just don’t order food sitting here or they will ask for your room number!

• Address: Jl. Petitenget, Kerobokan, Seminyak
• Opening Hours: 10am – late, daily
• Entry cost: Free, but you will be expected to order drinks.
• Website: https://www.marriott.com/en-us/hotels/dpswh-w-bali-seminyak/experiences/

Tropicola

From the team behind the epic Mexican restaurant Motel Mexicola comes this ultra-tropical beach club. Bright, colourful and fun, it has all the ingredients for a chilled-out day. There are three bars, two giant pools and excellent food.

• Address: Jl Pantai Batu Belig No.5, Seminyak
• Opening hours: 11am – midnight, daily
• Entry cost: Free and no minimum spend

Ku De Ta

The original Bali beach club, and still one of the very best. Ku De Ta has been a Seminyak institution for years, known for its front-row sunset seats, laid-back lounge scene by day and buzzing party atmosphere by night. It’s entirely free to walk in and enjoy the social areas and restaurant.

Top tip: Daybeds carry a hefty minimum spend, especially Wednesday to Sunday, so if you’re on a budget, just grab a regular table instead.

• Address: Jl Kayu Aya No. 9
• Opening hours: 8am–2am daily
• Entry cost: Free entry. Pool towel rental around IDR 50,000 (£2/AUD 4/USD 2.80). Daybeds carry a minimum spend from around IDR 1,000,000 (Mon–Tue) up to roughly IDR 2,000,000+ (Wed–Sun), that’s between £40-80 (AUD 80-160/USD 56-112).
• Website: https://kudeta.com/

Kuta & Legian

Azul Beach Club

Set within the Bali Mandira Beach Resort in the heart of Kuta/Legian, this bamboo beach house is home to Bali’s first Tiki Bar. What it lacks in poolside space, it makes up for in excellent food and drinks.

• Address: Jl Padma No.2, Legian
• Opening hours: Roughly 7am–10pm (later Fri–Sat)
• Entry cost: No entry fee — pool and jacuzzi access comes complimentary with any food and drink purchase.
• Website: https://www.azulbali.com/

Uluwatu

Sundays Beach Club

This beach club is my longtime favourite in Bali. In fact, I’ve written a complete guide to Sundays Beach Club here!

Prices have risen noticeably since our original visit. Now, an adult day pass now costs around IDR 800,000 (£33/AUD 66/USD 4), which includes an IDR 500,000 food-and-beverage credit. A child’s pass (ages 5–11) is around IDR 400,000, (£16.50/AUD 32/USD 23) including an IDR 250,000 F&B credit, and under-5s go free. There’s also a sunset pass from 6pm for around IDR 500,000.

Sundays Beach Club also offers kayaks, snorkelling equipment and SUPs, as well as an evening bonfire sunset session!

Top tip: Arrive at 11am or earlier to guarantee entry, as there’s still a daily quota — and there’s a happy hour at sunset, so save your boozing until then!

• Address: Jalan Pantai Selatan Gau, Banjar Wijaya Kusuma, Ungasan 80362 Bali
• Opening Hours: 9am- 6pm daily
• Entry cost: Around IDR 800,000 for an adult day pass (walk-in), with a daily quota on entries — book ahead if possible.
• Website: https://www.sundaysbeachclub.com/#daypass

Ulu Cliffhouse

Located on the beautiful Bukit peninsula, home to the surfers’ paradise of Uluwatu, Ulu Cliffhouse remains a stylish spot to spend the day, perched on the clifftops with unbelievable views across the Indian Ocean. The cuisine here is Peruvian, crafted by chef Diego Munoz.

Note: Ulu Cliffhouse underwent renovations earlier in 2026 and has since reopened — it’s worth checking their site for the latest on hours and offerings before you go.

• Address: Jl Labuan Sait No. 315, Padang-Padang
• Opening hours: Check website, as these can shift post-renovation
• Entry cost: No entry fee, but a minimum spend applies
• Website: https://ulucliffhouse.com/

Savaya (formerly Omnia)

Perched on the Uluwatu clifftops 100 metres above the Indian Ocean, Savaya took over from the much-loved Omnia and has become one of the island’s most famed day-to-night destinations. By day it’s laid-back infinity pools and coastal views; by sunset it transforms into a full-blown clubbing experience with international DJs.

• Address: Jalan Belimbing Sari, Banjar Tambiyak, Pecatu
• Opening hours: 1pm–10pm daily (until midnight Friday–Sunday)
• Entry cost: Around IDR 250,000–350,000 depending on the day — worth double-checking current pricing.
• Website: https://www.savaya.com/

Single Fin

Not exactly a beach club, but more of a cliffside bar, this legendary hotspot is known for its infamous Sunday evening sunset parties. It’s a vibe any evening of the week, and the perfect spot to watch the surfers line up and take on the Bali waves.

Top tip: Arrive early to grab a seat for sunset. 

• Address: Jalan Mamo,  Uluwatu – Pecatu. Kuta Selatan
• Opening Hours: 10am – 10pm daily (later on Wednesdays and Sundays)
• Entry cost: Free
• Website: http://www.singlefinbali.com/

Ubud

Of course Ubud has no coastline, but it certainly has its fair share of very cool pool clubs set in quite incredible locations. Here’s my pick of the best.

Jungle Fish

Jungle Fish is often called Bali’s “no-beach beach club,” with a striking infinity pool that seems to merge straight into the surrounding rainforest, plus hanging beds and cave-style seating that book out fast.

• Address: Jl. Raya Sebali, Banjar Sebali, Keliki, Tegallalang
• Opening hours: 8am–9pm daily
• Entry cost: Free entry, with a minimum food & drink spend from around IDR 350,000 (£14.50/AUD 28/USD 20) per person depending on seating.
• Website: https://chapung.com/ubud-restaurant/jungle-fish-pool-bar/

The Jungle Club

A newer, adults-only (18+) day club in southern Ubud, spread across a leafy site with a three-level infinity pool by the river, a boho cave lounge and jungle deck seating. It’s quieter and more boutique than Ubud’s other pool clubs, which is part of the appeal.

• Address: Jl. Jaga Raga No.8A, Celuk, Kec. Sukawati, Kabupaten Gianyar
• Opening hours: 10am–8pm daily (closed Nyepi)
• Entry cost: Around IDR 200,000 for entry (£8/AUD 16/
• Website: https://jungleclububud.com/

Wanna Jungle Pool & Bar

Set within The Kayon Jungle Resort about 10 minutes from central Ubud, this is home to Ubud’s first three-level infinity pool, tumbling down through the jungle valley. It’s an adults-only (15+) day club, so a good pick if you’re after a quieter, more grown-up pace.

• Address: The Kayon Jungle Resort, Ubud, Gianyar Regency
• Opening hours: Daily (check website, as times can vary seasonally)
• Entry cost: Silver Day Pass around IDR 500,000 per person (includes IDR 300,000 F&B credit and a sun lounger); Gold Day Pass around IDR 2,000,000 for two.
• Website: https://thekayonjungleresort.com/dining/wanna-jungle-pool-bar/

Cretya

A large, nature-inspired day club in Tegallalang, about 20 minutes from central Ubud, set across 8 hectares of greenery. It’s more low-key and spacious than the coastal clubs, with a pool that looks out over rice terraces.

• Address: Jl. Raya Tegallalang, Tegallalang, Kec. Tegallalang, Kabupaten Gianyar
• Opening hours: 8am–9pm daily
• Entry cost: From around IDR 220,000 per person (includes entry + first drink); packages with higher F&B minimum spend also available.
• Website: https://cretyaubud.com/en/cretya-ubud

The Best Beach Clubs in Bali

So here’s my take on the best beach clubs and pool bars in Bali. All offer something a bit different and are a unique experience not to be missed whilst exploring beautiful Bali!

I hope this post has been useful for anyone visiting Bali and looking for the best beach clubs.

Disclaimer: My visits to Bali are always entirely paid for by myself. There was no involvement from the tourism board or any of the beach clubs. This is an independent guide.

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