Spending the day at Sundays Beach Club: One of the Best Beach Clubs in Bali

Spending the day at Sundays Beach Club is one of the best ways to chill out on this amazing island. From the gorgeous location and chilled out vibe to the excellent food, Sundays is the perfect place to spend the day. This guide aims to detail all you’d need to know to visit, so read on to find out more!

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1 Sundays Beach Club, Bali

1.1 Getting to Sundays Beach Club

1.2 Arrival at Sundays

1.3 Entry to Sundays Beach Club

1.4 What to Bring and Know Before You Go

1.5 Food and Drink

1.6 Activities at Sundays

1.7 Sunset Hour

2 Spending the Day at Sundays Beach Club

Sundays Beach Club, Bali

Sundays is located in Uluwatu, tucked into a beautiful bay at easily one of the best beaches in Bali. And you may have heard, but this beaches at Kuta and Seminyak, whilst popular, aren’t that nice to spend the day at. But this beach in Uluwatu is what your tropical Indonesian dreams are made of!

Spending the day at the best beach club in Bali

Getting to Sundays Beach Club

Sundays Beach Club is located in Uluwatu, beneath the high end Ungasan Clifftop resort.

The exact address is Jalan Pantai Selatan Gau, Banjar Wijaya Kusuma, Ungasan 80362

However, morning/midday traffic can make it quite a long drive from Seminyak or Canggu – this drive can take an hour or longer. So if you’re planning on spending the day at Sundays Beach Club, I would recommend arriving as close as possible to the 9am opening time.

If you’re planning to stay in Uluwatu during your Bali trip, then I’d definitely time your visit to Sundays Beach Club around that. nother option is to stay at the sister property, Ungasan Clifftop Resort — one of the best luxury hotels in Bali, and a sublime slice of paradise. Check rates for Ungasan Clifftop Resort here.

Arrival at Sundays

Once you arrive at the hotel, pass through its entrance to the back, where you’ll be greeted with the most stunning viewpoint. The incredible beach at Sundays Beach Club emerges before your eyes, and it’s really quite spectacular.

Proceed down the stairs ahead, and after paying at the kiosk, you’ll be directed to a very cool inclinator lift. This cliff-hugging, open-sided lift operates continuously throughout the day and takes you down to beach level.

Entry to Sundays Beach Club

Prices have risen noticeably since our original visit.

A standard adult day pass now runs around IDR 800,000 (£33/AUD 66/USD 45), including roughly IDR 500,000 in food and beverage credit.
A reserved lounger/sunbed option (rather than general bean bag access) includes extras like a towel, wifi and watersports bundled in.
There’s also a sunset-only pass available from 6pm, for those who just want to catch the bonfire session without a full day pass. This is IDR 500,000.
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.
Lastly, you can now book VIP Beach Bungalow experiences online up to 90 days in advance, rather than relying purely on walk-in access. Given there’s still a daily quota on entries, I’d recommend booking ahead if you have your heart set on a particular day, especially over a weekend.

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

Budgeting for the day: between your entry pass, food and drinks, plan on somewhere in the region of £45–75 (roughly $60–100 USD) per person for a full day if you eat and drink reasonably, more if you’re ordering cocktails all afternoon or staying for the bonfire.

Check their website here: https://www.sundaysbeachclub.com/#daypass

What to Bring and Know Before You Go

Dress code: casual beachwear is fine — swimwear, cover-ups, sunglasses. Nothing formal is needed.
Bring cash or card for anything beyond your F&B credit.
Make to use reef-safe sunscreen if you have it — it’s a large reef just offshore.
Arrive early: as before, aim for opening time (9am) if you want a good spot and to beat the queue for the inclinator down.

Food and Drink

Sundays offers a really great food menu, from breakfast through lunch and all the way to dinner. Expect things like woodfired pizzas, fresh salads and rotisserie chicken, plus a well-loved dessert menu (their “Sundae” is a bit of an institution).

Breakfast starts at 9am and, in true Bali style, is a super healthy and varied menu, with dishes created from locally-sourced ingredients.

They can bring little wooden tables down to the beach so you can eat where you’re chilling, or you have the option of dining in the covered restaurant.

Activities at Sundays

Sundays offers a great selection of aquatic activities, such as stand-up paddleboards, kayaks and snorkelling gear, generally included in the price of your ticket. You’ll easily lose hours enjoying the shimmering waters at the beach.

Another activity on offer is massages at its beachfront, open-air spa — soothe your soul with a relaxing scrub or massage, listening to the waves crashing on the reef in the distance.

Sunset Hour

One of the best things about Sundays is the big sunset session bonfire. This totally sets Sundays Beach Club apart from the other beach clubs in Bali.

As the sun slowly starts to dip, the team lay out huge bean bags and light two huge bonfires. They even offer marshmallows for toasting. It makes for a pretty chill vibe after spending your day at Sundays Beach Club.