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

Cretya Ubud sits inside the Alas Harum park north of Ubud, where a three-tier infinity pool steps down towards the Tegallalang rice terraces. Hammock nets hang over the terrace edge, and the venue has two restaurants, a Neapolitan pizza bar and a lounge.

Entry is a First Drink Charge that covers your first drink and the Alas Harum grounds; hammocks, cabanas and daybeds are booked on a minimum spend. The pool, bar and lounge are 18+ with ID, while the restaurants welcome all ages. Come in the morning for the softest light on the terraces.

A boutique day club from Wonderspace, The Jungle Club Ubud is set in the greenery of southern Ubud. Infinity pools and bamboo architecture tie together Bambu Restaurant, the Jungle Deck, the Jungle Floor and a sunken Boho Cave, with Svaha Spa on site.

Every spot is booked on a minimum spend, from a restaurant table for two to a Jungle Deck daybed for four. The club bills itself as a less-crowded alternative to the big clubs, so reserve sunbeds and daybeds ahead by WhatsApp.

OMMA Day Club faces Tegenungan Waterfall, south of Ubud, with an infinity pool, bamboo pavilions and a swing over the falls. Every table includes access down to the waterfall.

Spots are booked as packages that include food and drink credit, from a lounge for three to a sunbed or poolside table. Daybeds and sunbeds have a four-hour limit. Mornings start with breakfast by the pool. Bring cash for the waterfall's own entrance fee.

The pool bar of Chapung Sebali resort north of Ubud, Jungle Fish has a long infinity pool over the Wos River valley, with a swim-up bar, hanging beds, poolside caves and sun loungers along the edge.

Day guests get pool access with a food and drink minimum spend on a table, lounger, sofa or daybed. Towels are extra, and kids are welcome with supervision. A resident DJ plays on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays, and drink deals run daily from 2 to 5 PM.

Curtained daybeds and teepees line the pool at Folk, a garden pool club behind Liap Liap in central Ubud. The pool has a swim-up bar, and a Joglo house, pergolas and sun decks sit around the water.

Pool access includes a towel, and daybeds and teepees take up to four people for four hours. The menu is casual Western food, and happy hour runs from 4 to 7 PM. There's no car parking on the street outside, so use the free shuttle from Monkey Forest Central Parking.

The Alas Harum group's second Cretya sits among rice fields north of Ubud, about 15 minutes from town and separate from Cretya Ubud. A long infinity pool faces the paddies, and bubbling jacuzzis include an elevated Jacuzzi Tower that looks across to the mountains at sunset.

Entry is free. Daybeds by the pool or jacuzzi carry a minimum spend that covers pool and jacuzzi access, while the restaurant sofas have none. DJs play Thursday to Sunday from 4 to 7 PM, so book a daybed for late afternoon.

Inside The Kayon Jungle Resort north of Ubud, Wanna spreads three tiers of infinity pools down a jungle river valley, with curves modelled on the Tegallalang rice terraces. Shaded cabanas and circular sunken seating pods sit in the water.

Outside visitors come on a Silver or Gold day pass, which includes a pool bed or lounger plus food and drink credit to spend on cocktails, light bites and Asian-fusion dishes from the KePitu Bar & Lounge. Book the pass ahead by WhatsApp.

Two split-level infinity pools look over the river valley at Tlaga Singha, a riverside pool club in a stone-carving village south of Ubud. A waterfall drops from the upper pool to the lower one, and Tapa, the swim-up bar, sits under a cave-like roof of stalactites.

Entry includes a drink, pool access and a towel, and daybeds and cabanas are booked as packages. The kitchen focuses on Indonesian and Balinese dishes. The club is kid-friendly, with a shallow pool, and the pools close at 6 PM, so arrive early.

Bambu Indah, the bamboo eco-resort in Ubud that grew from John and Cynthia Hardy's sustainability work, runs River Warung as its day club on the Ayung River. Here, more than 15 spring-fed natural pools are filtered through volcanic rock and ringed by cabanas, hanging moon chairs and pods above the water.

The day pass runs 10 AM to 4 PM and includes credit at River Warung, an open-air restaurant serving Indonesian-inspired dishes made with produce from the grounds and nearby farms. Stay on for a drink at the ridge-top Sunset Bar.

Set in the rice fields ten minutes from central Canggu, Le Bajo Bali combines a pool club, a garden and a dining compound. At its centre is a big Komodo dragon-shaped pool ringed by white sand, palms and daybeds. It comes from the Le Bajo team, whose first venue is in Labuan Bajo on Flores.

The pool is free to use, and daybeds carry a minimum spend for a three-hour seating. BIRU serves brunch and dinner by the pool, and yakitori comes from Enya Izakaya. Families, kids and leashed dogs are welcome. Book a daybed for weekends.

A few hundred metres from Batu Bolong Beach, Alternative Beach brings the beach to a pool. There's sand, palms and bean bags, a swim-up bar, a swing and a slide into the water, plus guest DJs. It's shared with Kos One Hostel and Canggu Village Accommodation and is open to the public.

A small minimum spend per person goes on daybeds, towels or food. Eat Me Cafe serves breakfast through dinner. It's strictly 17+, and entry is capped, so arrive early. The pool closes at 6 PM, but free movie nights run on Mondays and Thursdays.

Seminyak's original pool club is built around a big lagoon-style pool with a triple-tier dive tower. Around it are sandstone walls, dusty-pink vintage tiles and shady daybeds, with DJs playing daily.

Pool entry includes towel hire, and the Sports Bar is free to enter. The open-air kitchen cooks Mediterranean and charcoal dishes. Days are family-friendly, with a pickleball court and a kids' corner; later on, cocktails and DJs take over. For sunset, head to its beachfront sister, Sunset Beach by Mrs Sippy.

The edge villa resort in Uluwatu runs oneeighty° as its day club, 162 metres above the Indian Ocean. Its centrepiece is a glass-bottom sky pool, fed by a series of cascading ponds, that juts six metres out over the cliff. The club also has a VIP deck, sky lounge, sand lounge and an enclosed bar and restaurant.

Regular admission includes food and drink credit, the sky pool and a towel for up to four hours; cabanas and VIP beds are packages. The music stays in the background; this is not a party club. Book ahead, as seating is by reservation.

Mana, the restaurant and pool of Uluwatu Surf Villas, sits high on the cliffs above Uluwatu's left-hand surf break and is open to outside guests. The open-air pavilion is built from reclaimed teak and ironwood, with a formal dining room upstairs and a casual infinity-pool area below.

The pool has its own menu, served from breakfast until 10 PM, with tacos, ceviche and poke bowls. We'd go for sunset over the ocean.

A short walk from Impossibles Beach in Uluwatu, this garden pool lounge stands next to its sister property, Jellyfish Villas. An 18 x 6-metre pool sits on a lawn among bougainvillea and banana trees, beside a stone-walled restaurant cabana and an upstairs ocean deck.

The pool lounge welcomes everyone, and towels, Wi-Fi, showers and luggage storage make it handy before a late flight. Food runs from breakfast to dinner, and happy hour is daily from 4 to 6 PM. Walk-ins are welcome.

An adults-only clifftop pool club in Uluwatu, Ulu Cliffhouse spreads over two oceanfront decks, with cabanas, daybeds, a row of cliffside daybeds and the Hex Bar for sunset cocktails.

The pool club is open from 10 AM to 8 PM. Daybeds and cabanas are booked online and carry a minimum spend, including for Saturday's Off The Record day party. Lunch is at the Cliffhouse Restaurant, and dinner is fire-cooked at burnt. Book a cliffside daybed for sunset.

Uluwatu's original cliffside surf bar looks down on the Suluban break, and Single Fin says it was once the area's only nightlife spot. Its main bar and VIP deck face the waves, and on the level below sit a Pool Bar and Pool Deck Bar around a cliff-edge infinity pool.

Food runs all day from breakfast, DJs play from 4 PM, and Wednesday and Sunday nights go on until 2 AM. VIP booths are booked online. Arrive well before sunset for a spot by the pool.

Savaya sits between jungle and limestone cliffs about 100 metres above the Indian Ocean in Uluwatu, with infinity pools around its signature Cube. As much club as day club, it ranked No. 5 in DJ Mag's Top 100 Clubs 2026.

Afternoons start with the pools and the Last Light sunset sessions, and big nights bring headline DJs. Tickets are sold only on Savaya's Megatix page, and the cheaper Sunset Ticket is valid before 5 PM. Entry is strictly 21+ with photo ID, and the venue is cashless.

Purnama's black-sand beach in Sukawati, about 25 minutes from Sanur, is home to Moonstone, the beachfront lounge of the boutique resort The Royal Purnama. Its large free-form pool looks out to the ocean and is lined with daybeds and cabanas.

Pool access is free on weekdays. Weekends carry a small fee that includes a towel and an iced tea or mocktail, and daybeds have a per-person minimum spend. The menu runs to grilled steaks and Italian dishes, with a DJ and live instruments at weekends. Kids aged 2 and up are welcome. Book a daybed for Thursday to Sunday.

The Monkey Bar, high in the hills of Klungkung, serves as the restaurant and bar of the six-villa Bella Kita Mountain Retreat. Its infinity pool looks across a coconut-lined valley to the ocean and Nusa Lembongan, watched over by a 4-metre stone Buddha.

Day visitors are welcome by arrangement, so message ahead for the current entry terms. The all-day menu covers Balinese dishes, homemade snacks and healthy plates made partly with produce from the owner's organic farm next door. It's about an hour from the airport and makes a peaceful stop on an East Bali road trip.