33 Best Beach Clubs in Bali 2026: Canggu, Seminyak, Uluwatu & More

FINNS on Berawa beach is the island's best-known party beach club and it keeps growing: the club now counts 19 pools, two of them with swim-up bars, 14 bars, 17 cabanas and three dance floors.

DJs and live singers play from lunch until late, and the kitchens cover everything from sushi to wood-fired pizza. Come for a full day with friends rather than a quiet swim, and stay for the sunset over Berawa.

Opened in August 2026 by the team behind Savaya, with a grand opening week from 23 to 26 September, Zumana is a 35,000 sq ft beachfront venue on Kuta's Sunset Bay, designed by Rockwell Group around ZENÍA, a 10-metre sculpture by Daniel Popper.

There is no pool: afternoons are about beach sofas and the sunset, and on Wednesdays and Fridays it turns into a party until 3 AM, with ticketed events on other nights too. Tickets are sold through Zumana's Megatix channel, and sofas and VIP tables are booked through an enquiry form.

Atlas Beach Club is the beach club inside Atlas Beach Fest on Berawa beach, which bills itself as Bali's biggest: a huge pool with a pool bar, daybeds and sofas facing the sea, daily shows and DJs, a beachfront padel court and a flying fox.

After dark the party moves to the Atlas Super Club next door, and seat bookings include free entry there on non-event days. General admission is standing room with beach and pool access, and prices include tax and service.

The Lawn sits right on the sand at Batu Bolong with a pool facing one of Canggu's busiest surf breaks, which makes sunset here as much about watching the surfers as the sky.

It is run by Project Black and books weekly DJ line-ups; Anderson .Paak, Diplo and Fisher have all played. The mood is relaxed by day and busier as the sun goes down.

La Brisa on Echo Beach is built from the timber of more than 500 old fishing boats, and its weathered-wood, bohemian look is a big part of the appeal at sunset.

There is a shallow pool that suits children, a first-floor restaurant and a market every Sunday from 10 AM to 4 PM. Cocktail tables, low bar tables and the restaurant have no minimum spend; sofas, beanbags, beds and the Boat do.

At COMO Canggu on Echo Beach, COMO Beach Club is the calm, design-led option: a surf shack reworked by designers Koichiro Ikebuchi and Paola Navone, with an infinity pool and swing seats right beside the surf. The club says 99% of its ingredients are locally sourced, and the grill is wood-fired.

It suits couples and families who want a pool day without the party. Acoustic sets play at sunset, then DJ sets carry on into the night; brunch runs on Sundays from 11 AM to 3 PM, and dogs are welcome at brunch on the first Sunday of each month.

The Bali outpost of the sunset brand born in Ibiza in 1980, Café del Mar sits on the beach in Canggu around a large infinity pool with round pool booths set into the water. The kitchen serves Mediterranean tapas, seafood and grills alongside the brand's signature cocktails and chill-out soundtrack.

It is a daytime-to-sunset club that closes at 8 PM, apart from big event nights such as New Year's Eve. Sun loungers and sofa benches are first come, first served, while daybeds, pool booths and suites with private plunge pools are prepaid as a minimum spend.

Potato Head is the Seminyak classic: an infinity pool facing the sunset, DJs every day and Kaum's Indonesian cooking, all at the foot of the sustainability-minded Desa Potato Head, behind its facade of thousands of reclaimed wooden shutters.

Entry is free with no minimum, except between 4 and 6:30 PM, when a sunset cover applies that you can spend on selected drinks. It is family-friendly by day, with a separate kids' pool and no dress code, and pets are welcome.

KU DE TA has been a Seminyak sunset institution for more than two decades, with a beachfront lawn, poolside daybeds and big party nights such as New Year's Eve.

It opens at 8 AM for breakfast by the ocean, and every Sunday it hosts a market from 10 AM to 4 PM with family activities. Daybeds are booked through Megatix and tables on the website.

Opened in September 2026 on the former WooBar site at W Bali – Seminyak, Alunê is a beachfront club with signature daybeds, a social lounge, beach cabanas and pool cabanas with private jacuzzis.

The menu is coastal and Mediterranean-inspired, from a lobster roll to pastas and pizzas, and DJs and live musicians play from the afternoon. Every evening from 6 PM the Sunset Ritual serves curated cocktails, including the Cilinaya, as the sun goes down over Seminyak beach.

On Batu Belig beach, a few minutes from both Seminyak and Berawa, Mari was shaped as a 'Little Bali' with IBUKU: a bamboo dome entrance that nods to Mount Agung, terraced lounges like rice paddies and a sunset deck right on the sand. The pool has a swim-up bar, and Solé, the restaurant by chef Mandif Warokka, cooks seafood over open flame with sambal made to your heat level.

Seats are priced by area, from a stool at the bar counter to poolside daybeds and three VIP bungalows, and the lowest rates cover a seating period that ends at 3:30 PM. Thursday evenings bring the Melayah procession at 6 PM and a Kecak dance at 6:30 PM, and live music plays at sunset on Mondays and Tuesdays.

Mano on Petitenget beach, next to Petitenget Temple, is smaller and calmer than its big neighbours, with boho, tribal-style interiors, a pool with shaded canopy seating and live music as the sun goes down.

Daybeds, beanbags, courtyard sofas and the deck lounge can all be booked online, children and pets are welcome, and families come for the Sunday brunch.

Inside Bali Mandira Beach Resort & Spa in Legian, Azul is a beachfront bamboo treehouse with what it calls Bali's first tiki bar, serving its own rum cocktails in custom glassware, and an infinity pool facing Legian beach.

The ground-floor restaurant welcomes all ages, while the upper floor, pool and whirlpool are for guests aged 15 and over. The pool is free to use when you order food and drinks, and the sun loungers on the beach front are first come, first served.

White Rock sits on Melasti's white sand below the Ungasan cliffs, with ocean-facing party suites, an adults-only main pool, lagoon and rock pools, and a small children's pool for ages 2 – 5.

Entry is free and seating is priced by size, from a two-person sofa to a 15-person party suite; booked beds include an amenity package with a welcome drink, towel and facilities. Resident DJs play from early afternoon, with foam parties at weekends, and it closes at 9 or 10 PM, so it is a day-to-sunset club rather than a late one.

Also on Melasti, Tropical Temptation is an adults-only party beach club whose infinity pool is watched over by statues of Dewi Namora and Dewi Bhatari, with lagoon pools, hammocks and sand daybeds, and resident DJs with themed weekly parties.

Seating runs from bar stools and hammocks up to VIP cabanas and decks. Read our full Tropical Temptation review.

The beach club of Umana Bali, LXR Hotels & Resorts, Uma Beach House sits on Melasti Beach below the limestone cliffs, with an infinity pool, ocean-facing daybeds, cabanas and a covered restaurant.

The kitchen pairs Japanese technique with Peruvian flavours, from white fish ceviche to anticuchos, and the club is open to everyone, not just hotel guests. Children are welcome and there is a path for wheelchairs and strollers.

Klive Beach Club steps down the cliff to the sand in Ungasan on seven levels of decks, each with its own seating, from beanbags and daybeds to a jacuzzi deck by the beach and a VIP lounge with its own DJ booth.

Bed bookings include the pool, towels and the watersports: clear kayaks, paddle boards and snorkelling gear. Peak Bistro on the top deck is free to enter for lunch or dinner with the sunset view, and DJs and live music play through the day.

Reached by a hill tram down the cliff at Karma Kandara, Karma Beach sits in a private white-sand cove in Ungasan, with loungers and cabanas on the sand, watersports, a spa by the sea and Tandoori Bar & Grill serving Indian dishes on the beach.

DJs play every day, and the week brings a Saturday sunset fire-dance show, a Sunday beach barbecue and a Tuesday beach cinema. Access works through Karma's free guest membership, which you register for in the Karma Subito app.

Sundays is a proper beach day rather than a pool party: a white-sand cove below The Ungasan Clifftop Resort, reached by an inclinator or 270 steps, with lifeguards on duty.

Kayaks, paddleboards and snorkel gear are free to use when the tide allows, live music plays from 5 to 8 PM and a bonfire is lit at 6:30 PM. There is no pool, and the sun drops behind the cliff around 4:30 – 5 PM, so come early.

Open since 2011, El Kabron sits on the cliff edge at Cemongkak, so there is no sand, but the sunset is one of the best on the Bukit. The Sunset Theater seating faces the ocean, and the adults-only Hedonism Lounge pool has sax players and DJs.

The restaurant serves Mediterranean seafood, paella and oysters. Every guest over five has a minimum spend, so plan on a long sunset dinner.

Ulu Cliffhouse on the Uluwatu cliffs near Suluban is a strictly 21+ pool club spread over two oceanfront decks, with a fire-cooking restaurant, sunset views and its Off The Record day party on Saturdays.

The pool club runs from 10 AM to 8 PM; daybeds can be booked for 10 AM to 4 PM and are walk-in only after 4 PM. It now has boutique suites too.

Savaya is technically a clifftop club, about 100 metres above the Indian Ocean in Pecatu, but no Bali list is complete without it: the club bills itself as voted No. 1 club in Asia and No. 5 in the world.

Afternoons start with the pool and the Last Light sunset sessions; the big nights bring headline DJs such as Carl Cox. Tickets are sold only through Savaya's Megatix page.

On Pandawa Beach, Roosterfish is the family pick in the south: a large beachside pool flanked by bamboo cabanas and sun loungers, a seaside garden, and a restaurant serving seafood, dry-aged beef and wood-fired pizza all day.

Every Sunday the Family Seaside Brunch runs from 11 AM to 3 PM, kids' activities run from 12 to 6 PM and the foam party from 4 to 6 PM. A DJ plays daily at sunset, and the club is stroller-, wheelchair- and dog-friendly. It is the sister beach club of Renaissance Bali Uluwatu Resort & Spa, about 20 minutes away, whose guests get free sun loungers and a free shuttle.

Below the cliffs on the Pandawa coast in Kutuh, Timbis Beach Club has beachfront infinity pools, sun loungers, beds and bean bags facing the open ocean, and a restaurant that mixes Indonesian dishes with Western favourites, from beef rendang and nasi goreng to burgers and pizza.

Seats carry a minimum spend that goes toward food and drink, so ask for the current rates when you book by WhatsApp. An open-air stage and sound system host DJ sets and events.

At Four Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay, Sundara now calls itself a beach house: an all-day beachfront restaurant, bar and lounge beside a 57-metre pool, which it bills as Bali's longest beachfront pool, facing the sunset over Jimbaran Bay. Lunch runs to seafood and crudo, and dinner is cooked over open fire, from whole fish to aged meats.

Sundown Social cocktails run daily from 5 to 7 PM, live music plays Wednesday to Saturday from 6 PM, and the Sunday Pink Brunch starts at 11:30 AM with rosé and seafood platters. It is polished and calm by day and stays open until 1 AM.

CANNA in Sawangan, south of Nusa Dua, spreads over several zones, from beachfront decks to a clifftop restaurant, a sky deck and a dining room in a cave.

There are oceanfront pools, family beach activities and water sports, Indonesian dance shows on Wednesdays, a sunset bonfire with a fire dance on Saturdays and buy-one-get-one cocktails from 4 to 9 PM.

On the sand in front of Sofitel Bali Nusa Dua, Manarai Beach House by ISMAYA has a pool with daybeds and cabanas, beach daybeds and evening beach huts facing the calm, reef-protected Nusa Dua shore.

ISMAYA now pitches it as a sun-and-wellbeing club: easy days of lounging, music, nourishing dishes and cocktails by the sea. It opens at 8 AM, so it also works for a morning swim if you are staying in Nusa Dua.

Komune in Keramas gives you a front-row view of the famous Keramas surf break, lit up for night surfing, from a black-sand beachfront pool.

It is roughly 30 – 45 minutes' drive from central Ubud, about the same as Flamingo in Saba, which makes the two the nearest beach clubs if you are staying inland. Families like the beachfront kids' cinema, and the menu has a fully plant-based option.

On Saba beach in Gianyar, Flamingo is a pink-and-white family beach club with an infinity pool, garden and poolside cabanas and a kids' play area with face painting, with foam parties every weekend and morning horse rides on the sand.

It is roughly 30 – 45 minutes' drive from central Ubud, about the same as Komune, which makes it an easy pool-and-beach day from Ubud with children. Prices are clearly listed per seat.

Inside Nuanu Creative City near Tanah Lot, LUNA is a show of bamboo and glass architecture set in an amphitheatre above Nyanyi beach, with two pools, jumping platforms, a water slide and direct beach access.

The light show starts at 6:30 PM and the fire show at 6:40 PM, and the Utopia Cave Club next door turns adults-only from 1 PM. Entry to the club is free on regular days; ticketed events carry their own price.

On the shore at Lovina, Spice Beach Club is a beachfront bar and pool on the North Bali coast, with lounge seating around the pool, a stretch of black-sand beach, a small spa and a bar looking out over the Bali Sea.

The kitchen covers international and Indonesian dishes plus pizza, and evenings bring live music and a weekly Balinese dance show. The shore faces north, so from about November to February the sun sets behind the coast to the west rather than over open water.

Next to Devil's Tear on Nusa Lembongan's west coast, Sandy Bay has a beachfront pool and restaurant, a children's play area, and its own hotel, spa and boutique.

Happy hour runs from 3 to 5 PM and again from 9:30 to 10:30 PM, and acoustic sets play on Saturdays and Sundays from 5:30 PM. The club runs pick-up trucks to bring guests from around the island.

On the west-facing beachfront of Jungut Batu, Nusa Lembongan's main village, Ohana's is a beach club and boutique resort with a beachfront infinity pool, a second pool with a swim-up bar, and a rooftop sunset bar with a wood-fired pizzeria.

Its daily Sunsets on Fire session lights a beach bonfire about 30 minutes before sunset, with international DJs on Wednesdays and Fridays and acoustic music on Sundays. Entry is free, and families get a children's playground, a gelato station and marshmallows by the fire.