Creative cocktails, oceanfront infinity pools & superstar DJs spinning by the beach – I tested out the best Bali beach clubs for your 2025 bucket list. It was a tough job, but someone had to do it...
If your Bali itinerary doesn’t include a day at a beach club, you’re doing something seriously wrong. Bali’s best beach clubs are so much more than just doof-doof party hubs (though yes, we’ve got those too). We have beach clubs dedicated entirely to Balinese culture, and even a sustainable, zero-waste beach club (this one might surprise you!).
So, I spent the past few months beach club-hopping my way across Bali, re-reviewing old favourites and unearthing new gems. I found top spots for swimming, wild pool parties, and laid-back lounges where locals sneak off to escape the crowds. This 2025 beach club guide is built on my personal experience – all to help you find the best beach club in Bali for you and your crew.
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My Top Pick Beach Clubs in Bali
1. FINNS Beach Club – Canggu
Canggu pool parties with superstar DJs, premium daybeds, and 11 bars.
If there’s one Bali beach club that’s as iconic as it is debaucherous, it’s FINNS Beach Club. This Canggu beach club sits on the black sands of Berawa Beach, and you can’t miss it. It’s a staggering horizon of three pools, three party restaurants, 11 bars, seven kitchens, daily DJs and live performances – plus all-day parties, seven days of the week.
If it’s a party vibe you’re after, you’ll want to spend an entire day here. You’ll be lounging on your own daybed, swimming to the pool bar for cocktails, and tucking into all the different menus. Then as the sun goes down, the vibe ramps up. Cue dancing beneath the stars to international DJs spinning late into the night. It’s one of the most comprehensive beach clubs in Bali, and they throw the biggest parties in town.
Best for: Pool parties and all-day lounging.
Entrance fee: Free. Minimum spend applies to premium seating, starting from IDR 2,500,000. Each booking comes with towels, bottle service and high-speed internet.
Good to know: FINNS beach club is an adults-only beach club.
Local tip: For the best party seat, book a Party Bed. For a more chilled experience, book a VIP Luxe Bed.
Address: Jl Pantai Berawa, Berawa, Canggu
Opening hours: Daily, from 11am
2. Sundays Beach Club – Uluwatu
One of the only beach clubs in Bali that sits right on the sand, with snorkelling and sunset bonfires.
This one’s a Bali must-try. Not only because it’s got powdery sands and azure ocean, but also because Sundays Beach Club is one of the only beach clubs in Bali that actually sits directly on the beach (as in, your toes are in the sand, all day long). To find this beach club, you’ll need to head to The Ungasan (a clifftop resort) then take the cliff-side escalator down to the beach. When you arrive, you get that true ‘welcome to paradise’ feeling, thanks to a heavenly combo of sun, sand and sea.
A day at Sundays Beach Club really is the ultimate beach experience. You can go snorkelling, kayaking and stand-up paddle boarding, or simply kick back in your cabana to graze on delish cocktails and an expert menu from celeb Aussie chef, James Viles. In fact, the menu is so good, I sometimes come here for lunch alone. It’s all about seaside-inspired bites – think mahi mahi tacos, barbecued lobster and wood-fired pizzas. Oh, and if you stick around until sunset, they light up the beach bonfires for roasting gooey marshmallows!
Best for: Delicious grazing right on the beach, in-between snorkelling and kayaking.
Entrance fee: General admission starts from IDR 800,000 per adult.
Good to know: Sundays Beach Club is family-friendly. Children aged 5 to 11 years old can enter at half the price, while those younger enter for free.
Local tip: If you’re in a group, pre-book one of the VIP Bungalows or the Beach House – it’s like having your own private pad on the beach!
Address: Jl Pantai Selatan Gau, Banjar Wijaya Kusuma, Ungasan
Opening hours: Daily, 7.30am – 9pm
3. White Rock Beach Club – Melasti
Oceanfront party playground with cutting-edge sound system, live DJs, and jaw-dropping infinity pool views.
If you’re looking for a beach club that’s bold and a little bit boujee, you’ve come to the right place! White Rock Beach Club teeters above the Insta-famous Melasti Beach, with a whopping 7,500-sqm oceanfront playground. Just one step inside and I was struck with jaw-dropping ocean views, cutting-edge architecture and a hypnotic buzz from the live DJs.
I visited in mid-afternoon and the vibe was already heating up. The soundtrack slowly built from beachy grooves to a full-blown dancefloor by sunset. The parties here are impressive too, with state-of-the-art lighting, mega sound systems and international artists. You can even hire a sleek private suite for a special event! Wherever you choose to sit, you always feel in the heart of the action.
Best for: All-day beach parties, fully equipped with state-of-the-art lighting and sound systems.
Entrance fee: Free. Minimum spend applies to premium seating, starting from IDR 1,000,000.
Good to know: White Rock Beach Club‘s main pool area by the DJ stage is for adults-only, but there are family-friendly seating options on either side.
Local tip: If you fancy a massage during your beach day, you can book the Spa Day Beds, which include a 60-minute spa treatment!
Address: Melasti Beach, Ungasan
Opening hours: Daily, 10am – 9pm
4. Potato Head Beach Club – Seminyak
Seminyak’s original sustainable, zero-waste village with eco-conscious designs.
Back in the day, Potato Head Beach Club was only known for its headlining live acts and wild pool parties. But now, things have changed – big time. What you might not know is, this ultra-famous beach club is part of Desa Potato Head, which is a wholly sustainable, zero-waste ‘village’. So, expect everything to be carefully and consciously considered, with nods to local culture, community and the environment.
That’s just one of the (many) reasons why this beach club always tops my list. Other reasons include the incredible food (with lots of plant-based options), the cocktails that use native flora, and the countless venues that top off a day at Potato Head. I usually spend the day poolside, then head up to Sunset Park at sundown. It’s one of the best sunset bars in all of Bali.
Best for: The environmentally-conscious beach- and sun-seekers.
Entrance fee: Free, except during peak hours. From 4.30pm to 7pm, minimum spend starts from IDR 250,000
Good to know: Potato Head Beach Club is both kid- and pet-friendly.
Local tip: Arrive early to secure the best seat, and to check out all the eco-initiatives, which are presented along the bamboo tunnel as you walk in.
Address: Desa Potato Head, Jl Petitenget No. 51B, Seminyak
Opening hours: Daily, from 9am
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5. La Brisa
Ultimate boho-chic Echo Beach hangout with castaway island decor, rustic Spanish food, and lively Sunday market atmosphere.
If beachfront cocktails and shabby-chic tropical vibes sounds like your kinda jam, then turn up and chill out at La Brisa. This Canggu boho-beanbag beach club on Echo Beach is from the same family as La Favela and La Plancha in Seminyak. As such, La Brisa brings more of the same ramshackle-cool that helped make all the others such roaring successes. There are multiple pools overlooking the ocean, too!
I love those reclaimed wooden deck chairs – gorgeously casual with a chic edge. Yep, none of the castaway island charm has been lost at La Brisa. And that translates to the food too. It’s rustic Spanish cooking topped with delish cocktails, which you can enjoy beneath swaying palm trees as a hot soundtrack plays in the background.
Best for: Boho beach club vibes with castaway island decor and designs.
Entrance fee: Free. Minimum spend applies to premium seatings, starting from IDR 700,000.
Good to know: La Brisa Beach Club is both kid- and pet-friendly.
Local tip: I head here typically on Sundays because that’s when the LYD Sunday Market is held. It’s where I pick up organic veggies from the LYD farm, as well as other natural and zero-waste products.
Address: Jl Pantai Batu Mejan Gg. La Brisa, Canggu
Opening hours: Daily, 10am – 11pm
6. The Lawn
Canggu favourite for gourmet bites, cocktails, and a relaxed oceanfront sunset viewing.
Stylish cocktails, gourmet bites and a nod to local culture makes this happening spot on Batu Bolong Beach a firm favourite. When it comes to Canggu’s ever-growing beach club scene, the grass really is greener at The Lawn. Not going to lie, I’ve spent days here soaking up the ocean views and catching the sunset glows. It’s also one of the more relaxed beach clubs during daytime. You can dip in the oceanfront pool and lounge on a beach-chic daybed, as Canggu’s beautiful crowds lap up the sunshine and good island vibes.
Best for: Gourmet poolside bites and expertly mixed cocktails.
Entrance fee: Free. Minimum spend applies to premium seatings, starting from IDR 350,000 per person.
Good to know: The Lawn Beach Club is family-friendly, with a dedicated menu for kids.
Local tip: I often head upstairs to Skool Kitchen, for chilled sunset cocktails on the balcony and wood-fired dinner at the chef’s counter.
Address: Jl Pantai Batu Mejan Gg. La Brisa, Canggu
Opening hours: Daily, from 10am
7. COMO Beach Club
Luxurious Canggu escape with a refined dining experience, professional service and sophisticated island living.
A luxury beachside escape with an eco-conscious twist, COMO Beach Club is a refined yet relaxed destination within the five-star hotel, COMO Uma Canggu. This chic oceanfront retreat blends contemporary design with sustainability. I can easily spend the day here, tasting the locally sourced cuisine and expertly crafted cocktails. As part of COMO’s Asia-wide portfolio, this beach club embodies sophisticated island living, with feel-good vibes and professional service.
Best for: Surfers and families who love a more luxurious and peaceful beach club experience.
Entrance fee: Free, but non-staying guests must book ahead.
Good to know: COMO Beach Club hosts a pet-friendly Sunday Brunch, meaning your furry friends get complimentary treats.
Local tip: Unlike other beach clubs in Canggu, the music here isn’t loud, so I was able to carry on conversation seamlessly. The food here is also a standout – in fact, I came here often just to dine.
Address: COMO Uma Canggu, Jl Pantai Batu Mejan, Echo Beach, Canggu
Opening hours: Daily, 7am – 10pm
8. LUNA Beach Club
Avant-garde architecture in Nuanu Creative City with futuristic light shows and a hidden cave club.
Luna Beach Club is an immersive beach club within Nuanu Creative City, just 20 minutes from central Canggu. When I arrived at the main parking area of Nuanu, there were buggies which took me straight to the beach club. From there, it’s acres of verdant landscape, sweeping above the stunning black sands of Nyanyi Beach.
I propped up by the cliff at sunset for a more chilled ambiance. I even stayed back for the futuristic light show at the THK Tower. And the later it got, the Utopia Cave Club below came to life with epic tunes and theatrical performances.
Best for: Those who love unique designs and architecture.
Entrance fee: Free, but entry to Nuanu Creative City is priced at IDR 50,000 per adult. Kids under 12 years old can enter for free.
Good to know: As it’s located in a relatively hidden part of Bali, I recommend driving or pre-booking your own pick-up. Note that Luna Beach Club provides a local taxi service which operates until midnight.
Local tip: There are multiple outlets within Luna Beach Club itself. They offer a variety of dining experiences and places to cool down, as daybeds and sofas are not shaded.
Address: Nuanu Creative City, Jl Kayangan, Beraban, Tabanan
Opening hours: Daily, from 10am
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9. Tropical Temptation Beach Club
Bamboo-crafted beachfront venue hosting themed events, infinity pools and a bohemian beach party vibe.
Tropical Temptation Beach Club sits right on Melasti Beach, with white sands, soaring cliffs and glittering waves as the daily backdrop. At the heart of this paradisal picture is the immersive bamboo structure, specifically designed by locals to preserve Balinese artisanship.
Picture breezy cabanas, shaded daybeds, and plush oversized sofas surrounding dazzling infinity pools. One is even made of glass with its own jacuzzi, which I happily dipped into, of course! As night falls, live DJs and cultural performances set the mood. So I settled in for a breathtaking sunset, exclusive bottle service, and uninterrupted beachfront views…
Best for: Diverse themed events and parties.
Entrance fee: Free. Minimum spend applies to premium seatings, starting from IDR 1,800,000.
Good to know: Tropical Temptation Beach Club is an adults-only beach club.
Local tip: It’s located quite far from other tourist destinations, meaning you may find it difficult to find or book a taxi.
Address: Jl Melasti, Melasti Beach, Ungasan
Opening hours: Daily, 10am – 9pm
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10. Karma Beach
Private beach hideaway with beachside dining, bespoke cocktails and barefoot luxury at Karma Kandara.
Break out the superlatives as Karma Beach is quite simply stunning. It’s home to multiple oceanfront venues, adding to Karma Kandara’s never-ending list of outstanding drinking and dining.
The Mediterranean restaurant dishes up grilled seafood and bites. Meanwhile, the bar is all about high-end cocktails, carefully crafted by the resident mixologist using local ingredients and quality European spirits.
My perfect beach day here consists of bespoke cocktails, splashing in the lagoon, then a barefoot walk on the pristine beach before washing off the sand at the Karma Spa for a divine spa treatment or two. Pure bliss.
Best for: Exclusive, private beach vibes.
Entrance fee: General admission starts from IDR 800,000 per person.
Good to know: Each admission includes food and beverage credits, a towel and beach activities.
Local tip: The best, most scenic way to get to Karma Beach is via its iconic hilltram. There’s a staircase too, if you fancy a long hike.
Address: Karma Kandara, Jl Villa Kandara, Banjar Wijaya Kusuma, Ungasan
Opening hours: Daily, 10am – 9pm
11. Minoo Beach Club
Chilled Melasti sandside spot with an infinity pool, laid-back tunes and poolside bites.
Minoo means “heaven” in Persian, and it’s exactly that: a heavenly, paradisal beach club perched on the bright white sands of Melasti Beach. It’s a chic and chilled-out beach club with a 12-metre infinity pool, framed by a traditional “Jukung” boat that doubles up as a lookout spot.
I like to spend the day here lazing by the pool, soaking up the sun on a lounger, and grazing on beachside favourites, like calamari, pizzas, salads, burgers and cold fresh coconuts. Smooth tunes from local DJs naturally top it all off…
Best for: Relaxing vibes and chiller music for all ages.
Entrance fee: Free. Minimum spend applies for premium seatings.
Good to know: Minoo Beach Club is both kid- and pet-friendly.
Local tip: The best sunset spots get snapped up quickly, so you’ll want to come early. I recommend arriving before 2pm, so you’ll have enough time to settle in and go for a swim before catching that golden glow.
Address: Jl Pengayutan, Melasti Beach, Ungasan
Opening hours: Daily, 10am – 8pm
12. Palmilla Beach Club
Boho hammock lounge on Melasti with bamboo cabanas, driftwood charm and barefoot beach bliss.
A boho beach club on the white sands of Melasti Beach, Palmilla Beach Club is an oceanfront escape with bamboo cabanas, shabby-chic swings (instead of bar stools!), and sun-soaked daybeds. I came with my beach crew, so we shared a few bites, jugs of cocktails and buckets of cold beer. Whether you’re kicking back in a hammock, cooling off in the infinity pool, or sipping coconuts under swaying palms, this is barefoot beachside bliss at its finest.
Best for: Boho beach club vibes in Uluwatu and Ungasan area.
Entrance fee: Starting from IDR 100,000 per person.
Good to know: Entry to Palmilla Beach Club for breakfast is free before 11am.
Local tip: The best time to visit is on a weekday or before noon, as Palmilla draws in big crowds as it gets closer to sunset.
Address: Melasti Beach, Ungasan
Opening hours: Daily, 8am – 8pm
13. Klive Beach Club
Seven-deck oceanfront playground offering tiered views, live DJs and dynamic sunset lounge energy.
The world’s first seven-layer deck beach club, Klive Beach Club is the ultimate oceanfront playground for Bali beach lovers. Whether you’re lounging by the pool or catching epic sunsets, the ambiance is as diverse as it is fun. With crystal-clear waters, tantalising bites and epic cocktails, you’ll want to stay until nightfall for the live music by the sea and lively DJ sets.
Best for: Glamorous sunset cocktails.
Entrance fee: Free. Minimum spend applies to premium seatings, starting from IDR 250,000 per person. Each booking comes with a pool access, watersports per schedule, and towel and shower use.
Good to know: The decks here are layered, so whichever one you choose, you’ll have uninterrupted views of the ocean.
Local tip: Booking a seat at one of the lower decks means you’ll be closer to the beach. But keep in mind that there’s not a lot of shaded area there. Head over to the bar, the restaurant, or the canopy deck, to cool down. Or splash out on the indoor VIP lounge.
Address: Jl Villa Kandara, Ungasan, Uluwatu
Opening hours: Daily, 10am – 10pm
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14. KU DE TA
Seminyak original institution for beachfront bites, elevated dining and sunset cocktails.
A true Seminyak icon, KU DE TA set the standard for Bali’s beach club scene. This legendary oceanfront destination blends elevated dining, signature cocktails, and panoramic sunset views. Start your day here with a beachfront brunch, unwind by the infinity pool, or indulge in a romantic dinner on the stylish open-air deck. It’s even home to an elevated steakhouse by Chef Jeremy Hunt, SALTLICK.
Best for: Family-friendly beach club vibes by day, chic wining and dining by night.
Entrance fee: Free. Daybed booking is priced at IDR 2,000,000++.
Good to know: KU DE TA is a family-friendly beach club, hosting activities for the kids on the regular.
Local tip: The pool area gets crowded at sunset, so the place I found was at the grassy lawn. You can grab a bean bag chair and enjoy glow without a swarm of Instagram photo hunters.
Address: Jl Kayu Aya No. 9, Seminyak
Opening hours: Daily, from 8am
15. Mari Beach Club
Luxury meets Balinese artistry in an oceanfront dome with infinity pool, currated menus and craftsmanship.
Mari Beach Club is where luxury meets Balinese heritage in a breathtaking oceanfront setting. Every design detail pays homage to Bali’s natural landscapes. The towering bamboo dome symbolises Mount Agung and the handcrafted wooden swings echo Tenganan village. Meanwhile the flowing pool mirrors the Ayung River. All of this leads to a stunning infinity pool and sunken bar. Lounge in a shaded cabana, sip handcrafted cocktails, and indulge in Mediterranean-inspired cuisine made from locally sourced ingredients.
Best for: Bohemian aesthetics, with calmer, non-party atmosphere.
Entrance fee: Minimum spend applies to all seatings, starting from IDR 150,000 per person.
Good to know: Mari Beach Club is family-friendly, but children under 7 years old can swim only in the small pool.
Local tip: There’s limited shaded spots if you want to sit near the pool, so you’ll want to come early to secure a cool spot. Alternatively, you can take a sit in the bar area or grab one of the VIP bungalows.
Address: Jl Batu Belig No. 66, Seminyak
Opening hours: Daily, from 10am
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16. Sundara Beach Club
Elegant Jimbaran escape with an infinity pool, fire pit lounges and stellar beachfront dining.
Sitting on the golden-sand sweep of Jimbaran Bay, Sundara Beach Club is an elegant beachside destination that really nails the luxury beach club vibe. Offload the offspring at the kid’s club. Then lounge the afternoon away on one of the double day beds while getting your bronze-on beside the 57-metre infinity pool.
By night, pull up a sofa by the fire pit and soak up the dreamy ambiance. Or if you’re feeling romantic, the restaurant by the sea is a date-night-hit, thanks to Sundara’s high-end BBQ concept. Think bold smokey flavours which perfectly match the fiery sunset and deep purple skies…
Best for: Relaxed beach club vibes by day that turns romantic come nightfall.
Entrance fee: Free. Minimum spend applies to premium seatings, starting from IDR 980,000++.
Good to know: Children are welcome, but for a more chilled day, you can drop the kids off at the resort’s kids club. It’s a short buggy-ride from the beach club.
Local tip: One thing you can’t miss here is the food that lives up to the Four Seasons standards. Plus, cocktails inspired by the regions of Bali.
Address: Four Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay, Jl Bukit Permai, Jimbaran
Opening hours: Daily, from 11am
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17. Reef Beach Club
High-end beach lounge within The Apurva Kempinski Bali, boasting panoramic ocean views and luxe dining.
Sitting on a pristine stretch of white sandy beach is Reef Beach Club in Nusa Dua. True to its location within the luxurious The Apurva Kempinski Bali, it combines laid-back beach life with elegant Indonesian heritage. Taking centre stage is the 42-metre infinity pool which overlooks the ocean. It’s surrounded by luxe sun-loungers, daybeds and cabanas.
I often spend the day here, lounging and grazing on the charcoal-grilled premium meats and seafood. As for drinks? I was spoilt with the selection of 30 different rosés! And be sure to stay back until sunset, because that’s when Reef Beach Club comes to life with its romantic ambiance, spectacular bonfire and live music beneath the stars…
Best for: Luxury travellers looking a lazy lounge by the sea.
Entrance fee: Free
Good to know: Reef Beach Club welcomes everyone, but advance booking is required.
Local tip: The service here is top-notch. Staff were more than happy to make helpful recommendation, with that warm Balinese hospitality.
Address: The Apurva Kempinski Bali, Jl Raya Nusa Dua Selatan, Nusa Dua
Opening hours: Daily, 7am – 11pm
18. Manarai Beach House
Beachfront sanctuary with twin pools, wine and tapas, all-day lounging and island flair.
Just one step inside Manarai Beach House, and it’s a breathtaking fusion of ocean blues, sleek violet daybeds, and two dazzling pools. Nestled by the pristine white sands of Nusa Dua Beach, this beachfront sanctuary redefines Bali’s beach club scene with gourmet dining, fine wines, and handcrafted cocktails – all courtesy of the renowned ISMAYA Group. From breakfast smoothie bowls to sushi feasts and sundown Piña Coladas, every moment here is curated for island indulgence.
Best for: Flexible, spontaneous visits, since bookings or minimum spends aren’t required.
Entrance fee: Free
Good to know: Manarai Beach House is located at the beachfront of Sofitel Bali Nusa Dua Beach Resort. So if you’re driving there, you can park at the hotel’s parking area.
Local tip: The best time to take the kids here is on weekends, when they’ll enjoy a foam party at the pool
Address: Lot N5 Kawasan Pariwisata – ITDC, Nusa Dua
Opening hours: Daily, from 10am
19. Roosterfish Beach Club
Family-friendly seaside gem on Pandawa serving fresh seafood, coastal cocktails and kids’ fun zones.
Fun, vibrant and set against the dramatic cliffs of Pandawa Beach, Roosterfish Beach Club is a must-visit for sun-seeking families. It’s the signature beach club of Renaissance Bali Uluwatu. I’ve come here a few times, and I was impressed by the locally sourced ingredients and the freshest daily caught seafood. They’ve even got a fantastic spread of Sunday brunch here, too!
Best for: Foodie families who love grazing on seafood by the sea.
Entrance fee: Free
Good to know: Roosterfish Beach Club is family-friendly, with a dedicated playground for toddlers and foam parties for the bigger kids.
Local tip: If you’re staying at Renaissance Bali Uluwatu Resort & Spa, there’s is a regular shuttle service between the hotel and the beach club.
Address: Jl Pantai Pandawa, Pandawa Beach
Opening hours: Daily, 8am – 10pm
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20. Azul Beach Club
Bamboo-oasis on Legian’s shore with tiered lounging, Bali’s first Tiki Bar and breezy kid-friendly atmosphere.
Overlooking the sands of Padma Beach in Legian, Azul Beach Club is a bamboo oasis designed for laid-back lounging. Across three breezy levels, you’ll find cosy nooks, sun-soaked loungers, and a chic open-air bar with panoramic ocean views. The mid-level Tiki Bar serves up expertly crafted tropical cocktails, while the ground-floor restaurant dishes out fresh, island-inspired cuisine. And FYI, the poolside deck out back is perfect for daytime lounging.
Best for: Spending quality time with the family inside a beautiful bamboo beach club.
Entrance fee: Free. Minimum spend applies to premium seatings by the pool, starting from IDR 150,000, on a first come, first served basis.
Good to know: While Azul Beach Club welcomes kids on the ground floor, the upper floor and infinity pool are for adults only.
Local tip: Don’t miss the Tiki cocktails, served from Bali’s first Tiki Bar.
Address: Jl Padma No. 2, Legian, Kuta
Opening hours: Daily, 7am – 11pm
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21. Ohana’s Lembongan
Island-chic getaway with infinity pool, barefoot luxury and sunset sessions over Nusa Lembongan waters.
Ohana’s has levelled up Nusa Lembongan’s beachfront luxury a notch. This oceanfront gem boasts a stunning infinity pool, which is footsteps away from crystal-clear waters. There are plush white daybeds and boho-chic umbrellas that also set the scene. It’s a chilled-out escape by day, but you really should stick around as the sun sets because the energy shifts to lively sundown sessions and starlit dining.
Best for: Island-style barefoot luxury.
Entrance fee: Free. Minimum spend applies to sunbeds and daybeds, starting from IDR 200,000.
Good to know: Ohana’s is family-friendly. And if you’re staying at Ohana’s resort, you’ll enjoy special perks like no minimum spends, free towel rental, and priority bookings.
Local tip: It turns out that there’s plenty of no minimum spend seats available. So it’s an affordable option for those with limited budgets.
Address: Jungut Batu Beach, Gg. Nusa Indah, Nusa Lembongan
Opening hours: Daily, from 6.30am
22. Sandy Bay Beach Club
Secluded private-bay escape with family amenities, infinity pool and tropical coastal dining.
With its own private bay, this secluded beach club is worth the trip to Nusa Lembongan alone. Sandy Bay Beach Club blends barefoot luxury with panoramic views of crashing waves and golden sunsets. Lounge by the infinity pool, or grab a beachside table to enjoy fresh, locally inspired dishes.
And here’s a tip from my countless visit here: the stacked Veggie Burger and Bloody Mary are a winning combo. As the sun dips, sip on a Sandy Bay Sangria and soak up Lembongan’s magical golden hour.
Best for: Families with younger children.
Entrance fee: Free
Good to know: Sandy Bay is an all-in-one, family-friendly destination, with multiple other outlets to visit. There’s The Breakfast Club at the pavilion, a spa, a boutique and a hotel, too.
Local tip: They offer transport to and from your hotel which is ideal for families with babies and toddlers.
Address: Jl Sandy Bay, Nusa Lembongan
Opening hours: Daily, 11am – 11pm
23. Le Pirate Beach Club
Hidden adults-only island gem with lagoon views, DJ nights and Caribbean-meets-Bali beach energy.
Perched on the tiny island of Nusa Ceningan, just a short hop across the iconic yellow bridge, Le Pirate Beach Club is a hidden gem for island-hoppers. You can kick back by the oceanfront pool, framed by swaying coconut trees and crystal-clear waters by day. And by evening, sip on tropical cocktails as the sun dips over the lagoon, painting the sky in fiery hues.
Psst – if you’re planning more island adventures, check out Le Pirate’s other locations. There’s one on the famous Gili T, and one in the castaway hotspot of Labuan Bajo in Flores.
Best for: Adults-only option in Nusa Ceningan and Lembongan area.
Entrance fee: Free. Minimum spend applies to seats by the pool, starting from IDR 150,000.
Good to know: Le Pirate is open to those 16 years old and above.
Local tip: The beach club and pool area is quite small, accommodating a limited number of guests at a time. But don’t worry, you can still welcome to enjoy the restaurant and bar.
Address: Nusa Ceningan
Opening hours: Daily
24. Suku Beach Club
Quiet island hideaway offering laidback poolside days, signature cocktails and Nusa Ceningan’s stunning attractions nearby.
Take a trip across the yellow bridge from Nusa Lembongan, and you’ll find yourself on its little sister island, Nusa Ceningan. Here, an even quieter paradise awaits. Perched above pristine white sands and Ceningan’s legendary surf break is Suku Beach Club. This spot offers all of those Bali beach club must-haves but with calmer, laid-back island vibes. I could simply sit by the pool all day with a cold coconut in hand. Or nab a seat on a daybed as I graze on easy, poolside bites. And while I love a good ol’ icy beer, you’ll want to try Suku’s signature cocktails, too.
Best for: Boho-style beach club without the crowds.
Entrance fee: Free. Minimum spend applies to premium seatings for three hours, starting from IDR 250,000.
Good to know: Suku Beach Club is both kid- and pet-friendly.
Local tip: As Suku is close to other popular gems like Secret Point Beach and Blue Lagoon, you can easily tie it into your Ceningan itinerary.
Address: Jl Sarang Burung, Nusa Ceningan
Opening hours: Daily, 8am – 9pm
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25. Komune Beach Club
Surf-front social hub at Keramas Beach with beanbags, surf watching from the pool and casual coastal fare.
Komune Beach Club is the ultimate oceanfront escape for surfers and sun-seekers alike, set right in front of Keramas Beach and one of Bali’s best right-handers. In fact, I came here to ride the barrels, but I stayed to soak up the slow-living vibes. You can grab a beanbag by the infinity pool and watch the surf actions unfold for the whole day. The diverse menu even has something for everyone, from fresh seafood, wood-fired pizzas and vibrant salads, to cold-pressed juices, and colourful cocktails.
Best for: Surfers and surf-watching right from an infinity pool.
Entrance fee: Minimum spend starts from IDR 200,000 per adult, and IDR 100,000 per child. This includes shower and pool access, and a day pass which goes fully to dining credits.
Good to know: Komune Beach Club is both kid- and pet-friendly.
Local tip: I recommend staying at the resort, so you can wake up to a morning surf before lounging all day at the beach club.
Address: Jl Pantai Keramas, Keramas
Opening hours: Daily, from 11am
26. Flamingo Beach Club
Playful family destination with foam parties, flamingo floaties and infinity pool fun on Saba Beach.
Want to party with the kids in tow? You’ll want to check out Flamingo Beach Club. For starters, it’s strategically located in the East just a short drive from Bali’s residential areas. This tropical destination welcomes you and the whole family for a fun day out on Saba Beach.
Staying true to its name, Flamingo is decked out in splashes of pink and blue, and sunbeds beneath giant umbrellas. Plus, a stunning infinity pool that’s complete with, yep you guessed it, flamingo floaties. Relax by the bar or float away on the pool as the kids get busy with fun activities!
Best for: Foam and flamingo parties with the kids.
Entrance fee: Minimum spend starts from IDR 100,000.
Good to know: Flamingo Beach Club is family-friendly, offering face painting and foam parties for the kids.
Local tip: Flamingo Beach Club is popular amongst local families with children. So if you want to avoid the crowd, it’s best to visit on a weekday.
Address: Jl Pantai Saba, Pering
Opening hours: Daily, 11am – 8pm
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FAQs about beach clubs in Bali
Do beach clubs in Bali have entrance fees?
Many beach clubs offer free entry but may require a minimum spend for premium seating like daybeds or cabanas. For instance, FINNS Beach Club has no entrance fee, but applies a minimum spend on certain seating areas.
Is there a dress code for Bali's beach clubs?
While there's no universal dress code, most clubs expect beach-appropriate attire. Some areas may have specific requirements, so it's best to check with the venue beforehand. Additionally, some places (like FINNS Beach Club) may have a tattoo policy, so you'll want to keep an eye on it too.
Can I make reservations at beach clubs?
Yes, many beach clubs accept reservations, especially for larger groups or premium seating. If you have a preferred spot in mind, it's better to book in advance to avoid disappointment.
What amenities do beach clubs offer?
Amenities differ but often include pools, sun loungers, restaurants and bars (some may even have swim-up bars). Additionally, places like Sundays Beach Club may offer water sports like kayaking and snorkelling.
Are children allowed in beach clubs?
Policies vary by venue. Some beach clubs are family-friendly, like Flamingo Beach Club, Azul Beach Club and Roosterfish Beach Club, while others, like FINNS Beach Club, have adults-only areas. It's recommended to check the specific club's minimum age requirement before visiting.
Do beach clubs provide towels?
Many clubs offer towel rentals or include them with certain seating options.
What are the typical operating hours of beach clubs?
Operating hours differ by venue. For example, FINNS Beach Club operates from 11am to midnight daily. Some may open even later on weekends or for special events, so it's best to check the specific club's hours before planning your visit.