A Bali holiday is synonymous with lazy afternoons that quickly turn into night while lounging, swimming, eating, dancing and drinking at one of the famed Bali beach clubs. There is a beach club in Bali for everyone; from young singles looking for some strong party beats and even stronger drinks, and those more laid-back clubs that make families feel welcome too. This list should help you find the best beach club in Bali for a special day out on the island.
Skye Gilkeson
The gorgeous beach bungalows at Sundays Beach Club Bali invite guests to stay all day. | © Skye Gilkeson
How to Choose the Best Beach Club in Bali
Spending the day at a beach club really is one of the best things you can do in Bali.
Choosing the best beach club in Bali will depend on where you are staying, the amenities you need, your holiday budget, and whether you are travelling to Bali with kids.
24 of the Best Beach Clubs in Bali (2023)
Uluwatu Beach Clubs
The beauty of Uluwatu beach clubs is most offer incredible views and stunning white sandy beaches.
Most are family-friendly, so you can settle in for the entire day with your kids too.
Here are a few of our favourite beach clubs near Uluwatu, Bali.
1. Sundays Beach Club
Sundays Beach Club has a special place in our hearts as we got married at The Ungasan Resort and enjoyed our post-wedding recovery day at Sundays Beach Club on one of Bali’s most beautiful beaches.
Returning recently, it was interesting to see how the club has evolved from the simple beach club it once was.
The private beach club is definitely fancier than back then.
However, it still has the same certain rustic charm, great drinks and good food.
Most importantly, it offers a calm oasis on its own private white sand beach, which is very different from some of the bigger day clubs further north.
Book some beds or a cabana on the beach to save your wait time and ensure you get an umbrella (it can get hot out there).
Entry is via reception at The Ungasan where you’ll follow the stairs and pathways down to their inclinator that carries you to the club on the beach.
Sundays Beach Club entrance fee:
Weekdays – Adult IDR 400,000 | Child 7-12 IDR 200,000 || Weekend – Adult IDR 450,000 | Child 7-12 IDR 250,000
Entry fee includes beach club access, inclinator, towel, wifi, kayaks, snorkelling gear, SUP and credit towards food and beverage.
Pre-booked bungalow package prices are here.
Consider staying at the incredible Ungasan perched on the cliffs above. Click to check prices.
Opening Hours: 10 am to 8 pm
Family-friendly? Yes
 Jalan Pantai Sel. Gau Banjar Wijaya Kusuma, Ungasan
2. El Kabron
El Kabron is one of the most established of Bali’s beach clubs.
It has long been a popular destination for the day on Dreamland Beach.
Spend the day relaxing by the infinity pool surrounded by palm trees in the Hedonism Lounge.
Or, book a prime position to experience one of Uluwatu’s stunning sunsets at its Sunset Theater.
Either way, El Kabron promises good times in this magical Bukit spot.
El Kabron entrance fee:Â
There are several packages depending on where you want to base yourself from a sun bed to a lounge or a table in the open-air restaurant. Click here for prices.
Make sure to pre-arrange transport back to your Bali hotel as ride-share services aren’t allowed to collect patrons from the venue.
Opening Hours: Daily, 11 am to 11 pm
Family-friendly? No
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The stunning clifftop Ulu Cliffhouse in Uluwatu. | Via Ulu Cliffhouse
3. Ulu Cliffhouse
One of the beautiful beach clubs on the Bukit, Ulu Cliffhouse is perched on an iconic Uluwatu cliff top with panoramic views across the ocean below.
Ulu Cliffhouse offers a number of different areas to spend your day relaxing.
Start on a daybed by the 25-metre-long infinity swimming pool, dine at The Cliff Restaurant or venture down the cliff to the Ocean Deck with low-tide access to a private beach.
Ulu also has ticketed special events like world-famous DJs throughout the year.
Ulu is also home to seven boutique suites at The Clubhouse at Ulu, for those who want to spend a little longer in Uluwatu.
Ulu Cliffhouse entrance fee: Free
Opening Hours: Open daily from 12 pm til late
Family-friendly? Yes, but probably better suited for adults
Jl. Labuan Sait No. 315, Padang-Padang, Bali
4. Roosterfish Beach Club
Rustic and ultra-relaxed Roosterfish is one of the newer Bali beach clubs, offering a chilled-out experience on Pandawa Beach. A quieter part of the island, spend a day swimming, eating and relaxing at Roosterfish, before the crowds catch on.
Roosterfish features a large outdoor pool overlooking the beach, a grassed area with casual seating and cabanas that can be reserved in advance.
They hold a Sunday brunch, “Penguins Love a Bath” from 11 am to 4 pm, every Sunday. A buffet brunch is served, backed by beats from their resident DJ. Tickets are about IDR 499,000++ per person.
A great option for families, there is plenty of room to run around, explore the beach, activities on Sunday and a tailored kids menu for the little ones.
Roosterfish entrance fee: Free. But you may need to pay an entrance fee to Pandawa Beach.
Opening Hours: Daily 8 am to 10 pm
Family-friendly? Yes (and stroller friendly)
JI. Pantai Pandawa, Kutuh, Kuta Selatan
5. Tropical Temptation Beach Club
Formerly Cattamaran Beach Club, Tropical Temptation Beach Club is located on the stunning Melasti Beach, one of the most beautiful Bali beaches.
It’s here you’ll find fine white sand and breathtaking limestone cliffs.
Guests can settle into a spot by the pool, and enjoy the resident DJ, some fresh snacks, pizzas and drinks.
Special offers include bottle service, shisha and even a drone photography service for those looking to, quite literally, elevate their Instagram game.
Tropical Temptation Beach Club entrance fee: Free but reservations are recommended.
Opening Hours: 10 am to 8 pm on weekdays and 10 am to 9 pm on weekends.
Family-friendly? Yes, however, children aren’t allowed in the pool area after 5 pm.
Children are only allowed in the lounge area and must be supervised at all times.
Melasti Beach Jl. Melasti Ungasan, Badung
6. White Rock Beach Club
One of Bali’s newest beach clubs, White Rock Beach Club is also on Melastic Beach in South Bali.
Choose one of their (many) day bed or lounge packages and spend the day between the pool, the ocean and the deliciously global food menu featuring everything from Indonesian favourites like Nasi Goreng to Western comfort food and fresh seafood.
Every Sunday, they hold a market from 3 pm to 8 pm which is perfect for families.
White Rock Beach Club entrance fee: White Rock has a range of daybed and suite packages. Click to see prices.
Opening Hours: Daily, 10 am to 10 pm
Family-friendly? Yes
Melasti Beach, Ungasan
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Azul Beach Club is a treehouse-style beach club in Legian, Bali. | via Azul Beach Club
Legian Beach Clubs
7. Azul Beach Club
As the name suggests, this tree-house-style Azul Beach Club in Legian is thoughtfully decorated in nautical blue hues, bringing the Indian Ocean tones directly in.
Book a table for lunch or dinner or enjoy a dip and refreshing cocktail in the adults-only stunning infinity pool.
The restaurant menu features a range of international and pan-Asian dishes, with vegan and vegetarian options.
Azul is part of the Mandira Resort & Spa located on beautiful Legian Beach, Bali.
Azul Beach Club entrance fee: Free entry with the purchase of food and drinks.
Cabana/daybed – min. spend IDR 500, 000
Sunlounger – from min. spend IDR 150, 000
Pod – min. purchase of food & beverage at IDR 500, 000
Opening Hours: 7 am – 11 pm daily
Jalan Padma No.2, Legian
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A long-time favourite, Potato Head has evolved from a beach club to a cultural hub. | Desa Potato Head
Seminyak Beach Clubs
8. Mari Beach Club
Mari Beach Club is located at Batu Belig, on a prime beachfront position in Seminyak.
An artfully created space has been designed to fit seamlessly into the surrounding natural landscape, inspired by Mount Agung, Bali’s famous rice terraces.
There are curated break-out spaces from VIP daybeds, surrounding the river-shaped tidal pool, VIP bungalows, lounges, bean bags, couches and cabanas.
Book a spot for the day and taste their creative cocktails and snacks or settle in at Sole for some al fresco dining.
The menu showcases Japanese and Mediterranean flavours, enjoyed by diners as they take in the Indian Ocean views and sea breeze.
Mari Beach Club entrance fee: Minimum spend on bookings. Click here for prices
Opening Hours: 12 pm to 10 pm weekdays, 12 pm to 11 pm weekends
Family-friendly? No
Jalan Batu Belig No.66 Kerobokan Kelod
9. Potato Head Beach Club
A long-time favourite, Potato Head Beach Club, is a popular spot for everyone from couples to friends and families.
The sizeable venue offers cute spots to enjoy a meal, day beds and their beachfront pool with a swim-up bar that continue to draw the crowds as one of the most loved and best beach clubs in Bali.
With three restaurants and a killer drinks menu, you must try one of their deliciously strong signature cocktails and settle in for a whole day of people-watching and relaxation poolside at Potato Head.
Potato Head has evolved over the years from a simple beach club to a cultural hub, offering daily yoga and beach workouts, and hosting art shows, great music, films, DJs and cultural events.
You can also stay on-site at Potato Head Suites and Katamama Suites, an eco-luxury suite hotel.
Potato Head Beach Club entrance fee: Free.
Daybeds require a minimum spend of about IDR 500,000 and cannot be pre-booked so get there early.
Opening Hours: 10 am to 2 am daily
Family-friendly? Yes
Jalan Petitenget No.51B, Seminyak, Bali
10. Mano Beach House
Mano Beach House is all about slowing down not partying it up.
This gorgeous island-inspired space welcomes guests at the restaurant and bar, encouraging them to stay a while.
Located on a quieter Bali beach, Petitenget Beach makes it a relaxing spot to spend the afternoon.
Sustainability is at the heart of their business ethos with their menu crafted from more than 90% local produce.
Mano Beach House entrance fee:Â Free.
Day beds and tables at the restaurant should be pre-booked online.
Opening Hours: Daily, 11 am to 11 pm
Family-friendly? No
Jl. Pantai Pura Petitenget Seminyak
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A breathtaking view of Savaya Day Club from above. | via Savaya
11. Savaya Bali
Savaya Bali (formerly known as Omnia Day Club) is one of Bali’s best beach clubs for those who want to party.
It is a proper party-down day club with the vibrant atmosphere you’d expect.
Coming to Bali with a group of friends? Celebrating before getting married on the island?
Savaya Beach Club could be the club for you; it’s the place to let your hair down all day and dance up in the Cube all night.
With a constantly changing schedule of world-class DJs and acts, book a weekend down in Uluwatu and spend a day at Savaya to the backdrop of panoramic ocean views.
Savaya Day Club entrance fee:
There is a smart casual dress code. You will not be allowed entry with beer-branded singlets, cut-off clothing or athleticwear.
Book Savaya VIP areas (daybeds, bungalows and the like) here.
Entry is strictly 21 years+
Opening Hours: Open from Monday to Thursday 11 am. Friday to Sunday from 1 pm onwards.
Family-friendly? No
Jl. Belimbing Sari, Banjar Tambiyak, Desa Pecatu, Uluwatu, Bali
12. Ku De Ta
Still one of our longtime favourite beach clubs, you can’t go wrong with Ku De Ta.
Settle in from morning to night under their iconic red umbrellas in the heart of Seminyak.
Ku De Ta is a great choice for couples, families and friends; a good mix between fun and relaxation, without the full-blown party vibe. We often even pop into Ku De Ta for breakfast on the weekend, while in Bali (often with a cheeky mimosa added on).
We then make sure we have a swim and grab a daybed before they fill up (best to pre-book a daybed).
Ku De Ta entrance fee: Free
There isn’t a minimum spend at Ku De Ta. But, you pay about Rp. 2,500,000 to reserve a day bed (for up to 4 people sharing the day bed) and that is credited towards food and beverage.
Opening Hours: From 8 am daily
Family-friendly? Yes. Children under 12 aren’t allowed on the second floor.
Ku De Ta has a great Family Sunday program with kids’ activities.
Jalan Kayu Aya No.9, Seminyak, Bali
13. SugarSand
Located on Double Six beach, part of Hotel Indigo, SugarSand really is in the heart of Seminyak.
A cosy spot, across the road from the sand, this is a calmer club that is perfect for a quiet lunch, swim and afternoon relaxation session.
It’s ideal if you are a guest of Hotel Indigo and you don’t want to stray too far, as we were on our visit.
Particularly, with a toddler in tow.
From SugarSand, work your way across the beach to La Plancha to watch the sunset with the crowds before moving on to dinner.
SugarSand is accessible via Hotel Indigo Seminyak or via the beach on Jalan Double Six.
SugarSand entrance fee: Free.
To use a daybed they require a min. spend of about IDR 500,000. You cannot reserve beds.
Opening Hours: Daily, 7 am to 11 pm
Family-friendly? Yes
Via Hotel Indigo Jl. Camplung Tanduk No.10, Seminyak, Bali
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Canggu Beach Clubs
14. La Brisa
More than just a beach club, La Brisa is an experience and has quickly become one of the top beach clubs in Bali for Summer sundowners.
Crafted from reclaimed wood from more than 500 old fisherman boats, this Canggu beach club is an architectural marvel.
The space is divided into a restaurant, beach club and break-out spaces for events and special occasions.
Book lunch and stay for the afternoon and pull up one of their cosy deck chairs to enjoy one of their epic Echo Beach sunset sessions. There’s no better way to end the day.
In line with its community-focused ethos, La Brisa Bali hosts a Farmer’s Day each Sunday from 10 am to 4 pm, where visitors can buy organic produce, homemade treats, and zero-waste staples.
La Brisa entrance fee: Free
Opening Hours: Daily 10 am to 11 pm
Family-friendly? Yes
Jalan Pantai Batu Mejan, Canggu
15. Finns Beach Club
Finns Beach Club is more of a destination than a beach club.
The venue boasts 4 pools (including a family-friendly lagoon pool and adults-only infinity pool), 6 restaurants, 9 bars and 2 swim-up bars, among many other facilities from co-working spaces and sports facilities.
Visiting Bali with a big group of friends or family? This Canggu club could be the perfect place to spend the day and night.
Join one of their daily ocean yoga classes then settle in for the day after some breakfast.
Dine at one of their restaurants like Sushi Bar Bali or Mumbai Kitchen.
Or join the partygoers for happy hour between 7 pm and 9 pm and stay on for a dance to their Finns After Dark DJs.
Finn’s Beach Club entrance fee: Free.
Finn’s offers an array of different Finns package options. You can peruse them here.
Opening Hours: Daily from 10 am – 12 am
Family-friendly? Yes
Jalan Pantai Berawa, Canggu, Bali
16. Finns VIP Beach Club
Right next door and sharing an entrance is Finns VIP Beach Club.
Offering an elevated experience with more perks than its neighbour expect more luxury touch points like premium drinks, free parking, valet, complimentary coffee and juice and more.
Finn’s Beach Club entrance fee: Free.
Finn’s offers an array of different Finns VIP package options. Click to check prices here.
Opening Hours: Daily from 10 am – 12 am
Family-friendly? Yes. There are family-friendly daybed packages and an adults-only section.
Jalan Pantai Berawa Banjar Berawa No.5
17. Cafe del Mar
Bringing a bit of Ibiza to Bali, Cafe del Mar is another of the best beach clubs in Bali, located in Canggu.
Book everything from a sunlounger to a suite and spend the day in the beautiful Spanish-inspired surroundings.
With an infinity pool overlooking the beach, swim-up bars, cosy cocktail lounge areas and a Mediterranean-style restaurant, there is plenty to entertain during a day spent at Cafe del Mar.
Cafe Del Mar entrance fee: Free.
At the Beach Club, Sun Loungers are available for walk-ins for about IDR 800,000 min. spend (for 2 people) and day beds are IDR 2,000,000 min. spend for up to 6 people.
VIP options such as cabanas start at a min. spend about IDR 2,000,000 for the Master Suite at about IDR 25,000,000 for up to 30 people.
Opening Hours: 11 am to 10 pm daily. Children are not permitted in the beach club after 6 pm.
Jl. Subak Sari, Canggu, Bali
18. The Lawn
Known as the must-visit sunset-watching spot in Canggu, The Lawn is a favourite with visitors and ex-pats alike.
A casual, relaxed beach club, The Lawn is one of the best places in Canggu to meet friends for a cocktail or two and a swim in their beachfront pool as twilight sets in.
One of the more understated beach clubs in Bali, The Lawn is a much more laid-back option for those who aren’t quite ready for the hype or crowds at Finn’s Beach Club.
The Lawn entrance fee: Free.
Sunloungers, daybeds and cabana pricing are here.
Opening Hours: 10 am to 10 pm weekdays. 10 am to 11 pm at weekends
Jl. Pura Dalem, Canggu, BaliÂ
19. Atlas Beach Club
Bali’s biggest beach club, Atlas Beach Club is essentially an adult party-style amusement park inside Atlas Beach Fest, the biggest beach club in the world.
Atlas Beach Club Entrance Fee:
IDR 200.000 for non-event days and IDR 250.000 on public holidays.
The entrance fee includes a non-alcoholic welcome drink, tumbler, fan, guide, and a drink voucher.
20. Vue Beach Club
A Bali beach club with more reasonable prices Vue Beach Club is a small, laid-back style space that is part of the LV8 hotel Canggu.
The location on Canggu Beach makes it a lovely spot to witness an iconic Bali sunset.
LV8 Resort Hotel, Jalan Pantai Berawa No. 100
21. COMO Beach Club
COMO Beach Club is part of the luxury COMO Uma Canggu Hotel.
Guests can dine poolside on the famed COMO Shambhala Cuisine, including a healthy and delicious kids’ menu.
Menus change throughout the day but the focus remains on clean international cuisine.
Their speciality is the all-inclusive Sunday brunch menu for about IDR 650.000++ per person which includes an hour at PLAY by COMO, the hotel’s kids club (for 4 – 12-year-olds).
COMO Beach Club Entrance Fee: Reservations are required for non-hotel guests.
Lembongan Beach Clubs
22. Sandy Bay Beach Club
Sandy Bay Beach Club is located on the west coast of beautiful Nusa Lembongan island, the perfect day trip from Bali.
Book a table at the restaurant or choose a day trip package for your group to spend a relaxing day by the pool.
Want to stay a bit longer in this laidback island paradise? Book one of the shacks or the villa accommodation here.
Sandy Bay Beach Club Entrance Fee: Free with a restaurant booking
Jl. Sandy Bay, Nusa Lembongan
Nusa Dua Beach Clubs
23. Reef Beach Club
A casual family-friendly beach club in Nusa Dua, Reef Beach Club is the ideal place to spend a few hours relaxing with the kids.
Part of the Apurva Kempinski Hotel in Nusa Dua, this beach club offers visitors casual dining (indoors or poolside), watersports, an infinity pool and a beautiful beachfront setting.
Sandy Bay Beach Club Entrance Fee: Free with a restaurant booking.
Jimbaran Bay Beach Clubs
24. Sundara Beach Club
Boasting Bali’s longest beachfront pool at a huge 57 meters in length, Sundara Beach Club is a luxurious beach club.
Part of the gorgeous Four Seasons Resort, Sundara doesn’t take reservations so be sure to arrive early to grab a spot.
Bookings include amenities such as towels, sunscreen, water and access to changing rooms and showers.
Cleverly, there is an adults-only sundeck chill-out zone at one end and a Family Zone down the other.
Sundara Beach Club Entrance Fee:Â
The beach club has its own dedicated beach entrance.
Cabanas are IDR1,750,000++ per cabana which covers 2 people.
Daybeds are IDR1,200,000++
Spots on the sundeck are IDR980,000++ per couple for two sunbeds
These fees all include a food and beverage credit, WIFI, water, towels and other amenities.
Jalan Bukit Permai, Jimbaran
Bali Beach Club FAQs
Are Bali beach clubs worth it?
Bali beach clubs can be an expensive day out.
But, they really are a wonderful thing to do in Bali, even if you only spend a day there.
One of the best ways to spend a day out in Bali with kids where you can swim, eat, do water sports, listen to live music and relax.
There’s nothing quite like a day spent at one of the best beach clubs in Bali.
What do you do at a Bali Beach Club?
The best Bali beach clubs have more than enough activities to keep you entertained from morning until night time.
You’ll often find delicious food and drinks, day beds, swimming, live music, a swim-up bar, live DJs, organised water activities and more at a beach club in Bali.
Can kids go to a beach club in Bali?
Not all beach clubs are suitable for children. We have noted which are suitable to visit with kids in our list above.
What do you wear to the beach club in Bali?
Most Bali beach clubs have a smart casual dress code with restrictions on alcohol-branded clothing, footwear and swimwear.
Some beach clubs have a specific dress code for events and concerts.
I hope this list of the best beach clubs in Bali helps you to plan the perfect day or night out in Bali.
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All prices and opening hours are current at the time of publication and are subject to change.
A Canggu favourite, The Lawn is the perfect afternoon wind-down and sunset-watching club. | Cassie Gallegos on Unsplash
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