12 Best Day Clubs in Bali 2026: Jungle Pools, Cliffs & Entry Fees

Bali's most photographed day club: a three-tier infinity pool spilling down above the Tegallalang rice terraces, inside the Alas Harum park. Live DJs play regularly, and there are restaurants, a Neapolitan pizza bar and floating breakfasts.

Entry is a first-drink charge that's redeemed on your first drink, and hammocks, cabanas and daybeds can be booked on a minimum spend. The pool, bar and lounge are 18+.

A boutique jungle day club from Wonderspace in southern Ubud, with infinity pools, bamboo architecture and spaces from the Jungle Deck to a sunken Boho Cave by the pool.

It's quieter than the big names, with R&B and hip-hop sets on Saturdays and R&B and Afrobeat on Sundays; Svaha Spa is on site.

At The Kayon Jungle Resort in Payangan, Wanna calls itself Bali's first three-tier hanging pool: three levels of infinity pools stacked above a river valley, with shaded cabanas and a circular seating pod.

Food and drinks come from the KePitu Bar & Lounge. It's adults-only, with no children under 15.

Formerly Jinengku Day Club, the infinity pool and bar at Metland Venya Ubud seems to melt into the forest valley north of Ubud, with sunbeds and daybeds along the edge.

It's first come, first served, with a minimum spend on beds, and the resort doesn't allow children under 12.

OMMA's pool faces Tegenungan Waterfall, and every table includes access down to the falls. There's a swing over the waterfall, breakfast by the pool from 7:30 AM, cocktails and shisha.

Tables work on a minimum spend, from a bamboo table to poolside sunbeds and a VVIP lounge.

Seminyak's original pool club is famous for its triple-tier dive tower above a saltwater pool, with sandstone walls, dusty-pink vintage tiles and daily DJs.

Food is Mediterranean from an open-air wood-fired kitchen, there's a sports bar and a pickleball court, and kids are welcome with an adult.

On Batu Bolong, Alternative Beach is an easy-going pool club with a swim-up bar, bean bags, guest DJs and free outdoor movie nights on Mondays and Thursdays.

Eat Me Cafe next door serves breakfast through dinner. It's strictly 17+ and entry is capped to avoid crowds.

Nestled between jungle and limestone cliffs 100 metres above the Indian Ocean, Savaya is Bali's biggest day-to-night club, with infinity pools and international DJ line-ups; it calls itself the number one club in Asia.

Entry is by ticket for event days, sold only through Savaya's Megatix channel, and VIP tables are by request.

Ulu Cliffhouse is an adults-only clifftop pool club across two oceanfront decks, with cabanas, cliffside daybeds and the Hex Bar for sunset cocktails.

Eat at the Cliffhouse Restaurant by day and stay for a fire-cooked dinner at burnt. Look out for Off Duty Club on Mondays and Off The Record on Saturdays.

Single Fin isn't a pool club, but it's Bali's iconic cliffside surfer bar, perched above the Uluwatu break, with all-day food and sunset DJ sets from 4 PM.

Wednesday and Sunday nights run until late.

At The Royal Purnama on the black-sand east coast, Standing Stones is the adults-only (12+) beach restaurant and Moonstone Beach Lounge, next to it, has the pool, daybeds and weekend DJs with live instruments.

Standing Stones runs a Day Escape on a small minimum spend; Moonstone sells pool access and welcomes children.

Up in the hills of Besan in Klungkung, The Monkey Bar is the restaurant-bar of the six-villa Bella Kita retreat, with an infinity pool looking across a coconut valley to the ocean and Nusa Lembongan, watched over by a 4-metre stone Buddha.

The kitchen uses produce from the owner's organic farm; it's about an hour from the airport and a peaceful stop on an East Bali road trip.