
Christmas shopping in Bali is always a good idea. Here’s what you'll want on your list this year – from fashion and homewares to chocolate and island adventures!
The festive season is sneaking up on us, and even on a tropical island like Bali, the Christmas buzz is very real. But not everyone is looking forward to Christmas shopping… and we feel ya. So to save you from the December scramble, we’ve rounded up our go-to Christmas gifts from Bali for everyone on Santa’s nice list.
Spending the whole festive season in Bali? You’ll also want these guides:
- Where to shop Christmas trees and decor in Bali
- Where to spend Christmas Eve in Bali
- How to celebrate Christmas Day in Bali
- Bali’s festive hotel deals and stay packages
CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEAS IN BALI: Fashion
1. Bali-born fashion for everyone

Bali is packed with island-born labels and sustainably made pieces, from high-end boutiques in Seminyak to boho-chic fashion stores in Canggu. Whether you’re shopping for women, men or kids, you’ll find a boutique that deserves a spot under the tree.
FASHION STORES FOR LADIES:
- Uma and Leopold for floaty sundresses, skirts and resortwear.
- Uluwatu Lace for timeless lace staples and traditional kebaya.
- Paulina Katarina for day-to-night outfits that suit any occasion.
- FAE Swim for luxe swimwear that turns heads at the beach.
FASHION STORES FOR GENTS:
- Bali Boat Shed for tropi-cool shirts and smart-casual sets.
- Deus for jackets, tees and that effortless surfer-hipster vibe.
- Indosole for sustainable footwear made from recycled tyres.
FASHION STORES FOR THE KIDS
- Indigo Kids for pretty, comfy outfits plus Mummy & Me pieces.
- Cosmo Crew for colourful, functional swimwear.
- Or, browse our roundup of kids fashion stores in Bali for more!
2. Locally made Bali jewellery

Here in Bali, jewellery goes far beyond a meaningless accessory. It’s wearable, cultural art that last a lifetime. So this Christmas, add a little sparkle to your shopping list with these Bali-born jewellery brands:
- Ananda Soul for ethically made gemstone jewellery designed to empower women.
- John Hardy for sustainable, hand-crafted pieces that blend traditional Balinese chain-weaving with timeless luxury.
3. Yoga essentials crafted in Bali

Bali is home to Indonesia’s largest yoga community, so it’s no surprise the island is overflowing with sustainably made mats, props and activewear. Here’s where we’ll be shopping for yogis this Christmas:
- Isabelle Moon in Ubud is our go-to for yoga and womenswear handcrafted by local artisans.
- Indigo Luna in Canggu and Ubud for elegant, minimalist designs with a Scandinavian edge.
- Bali Yoga Store in Ubud has got everything from mats to yoga blocks, meditation bolsters, and other props.
4. Beach and surf supplies

Bali’s surf culture is iconic, and the island is filled with stores stocking high-quality gear and beach essentials. Whether you’re buying for a beginner or a pro wave-rider, surf supplies are always in demand. Here are our top picks:
- Drifter for surf-inspired trinkets, books, art and every surf essential.
- BGS for surfboards, skateboards, and some of the best coffee on the island.
- Ocean Soul for eco-friendly swimwear and durable women’s surf suits.
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING IN BALI: Gifts for couples & families
5. Home decor from Bali’s best homewares stores

This Christmas, take a piece of Bali home with you by shopping at the best homewares stores in Bali. From natural incense to handmade art pieces and pottery, everything you need to brighten your home is right here on the island. Here are our favourite stores for Christmas gifts that fit beneath the tree:
- Cove Island Essentials in Canggu or Uluwatu for all your island-home must-haves.
- Billie’s for family-friendly trinkets and cute knick-knacks for kids.
- Bungalow Living for candles, textiles and gorgeous decor.
6. Premium coffee from Bali’s best roasters

Head north to Bali’s highlands and you’ll find countless plantations growing incredible coffee, cacao and tea leaves. The good news is, you don’t need to trek to the mountains to taste them. Gift a taste of Bali to your loved ones this Christmas at these local roasters:
- Expat.Roasters for Kintamani coffee beans, plus barista courses for coffee nerds.
- Revolver for hipster-approved beans and coffee merch.
- Bokashi for those who prefer organic, loose-leaf tea instead.
7. Homegrown wine from Bali’s vineyards

There’s nothing quite like your favourite bottle of vino to celebrate the festivities. From bold reds to sparkling rosé, Bali’s best wine shops have everything you need for festive toasting. Try locally grown bottles from the island’s own vineyards, like Sababay and Hatten. Or gift a wine tasting for something extra special!
8. Natural skincare products from Bali

If natural. botanical skincare is your kind of self-care routine, then you’ll want to check out Bali’s best skincare brands. Not only are they made with local flowers, herbs and spices, they smell heavenly! Check out our favourites below:
- Fields of Yarrow for seed-to-skin natural skincare products that smell heavenly.
- Utama Spice for aromatherapy, body butters and essential oils (their lavender yoga mat spray is a gem!)
9. Artisanal chocolate handmade in Bali

Looking for sweet treats the whole family will love? Some of the world’s best chocolate can be found here in Bali. Here’s what’s on our wish list:
- Junglegold for artisanal chocolate handmade in Bali, from the world’s first 100% plant-based chocolate factory!
- Krakakoa for single-origin cacao bars from Bali, Sulawesi and Sumatra.
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING IN BALI: Island experiences
10. Gift a spa voucher to Bali’s best spas

Make full use of Bali’s best spas and treat your favourite humans to massages, facials, mani-pedis or full pampering packages. Grab a spa voucher or take them out for a spa day. Here are our top picks:
- Spring Spa – the bespoke Twinkle Toes treatments is my absolute fave for perfect party feet!
- Goldust – bubbles, gold facials and a girls day out in Canggu
- For the gents – You can’t go wrong with a full groom at Bali’s best barber shops.
11. Outdoor tours and adventures in Bali

Bali is packed with unforgettable outdoor experiences, perfect for thrill-seekers, families or that friend who already has everything. Here are some ideas if you want to give the gift of adventure this year (and yes, you can join in too!).
- Treat them to a cultural day out at a magical Hindu temple in Bali.
- Take them for a wet ‘n wild day out at Waterbom (AKA The World’s No. 1 Waterpark).
- Get up-close with wild animals at Bali Zoo.
- Go back to nature with thrilling outdoor activities, like white water rafting or ATV rides through the jungle!
Love this list of Christmas gift ideas in Bali? Here’s where to shop Christmas decor in Bali too!
FAQs About Christmas Gift Shopping in Bali
What are the best places to buy Christmas gifts in Bali?
Bali’s best spots for Christmas shopping include Seminyak, Canggu, Ubud, and Sanur, where you’ll find island-inspired boutiques, artisanal homeware stores, ethical fashion labels, and local handicrafts.
Popular areas like Seminyak Village, Tamora Gallery, Love Anchor Market, and Ubud Art Market are packed with unique Bali-made gifts perfect for the festive season.
Where can I find unique or handmade Christmas gifts in Bali?
Head to Ubud for traditional crafts, jewellery, textiles, and woodcarvings made by local artisans. You’ll also find beautifully handcrafted ceramics in Umalas, macramé and décor in Canggu, and artisanal homewares across Seminyak’s boutique strips.
Is Bali cheap for Christmas shopping?
Prices vary depending on where you shop. Local markets offer affordable handcrafted gifts and bargaining are generally accepted. Meanwhile, in boutiques and concept stores, prices are fixed and can be more expensive.
Are there Christmas markets in Bali?
Yes, but not as large as Christmas markets in Europe. Bali hosts a variety of pop-up Christmas markets in tourist areas like Canggu, Uluwatu, Ubud, Seminyak, and Sanur, where you’ll find local designers, sustainable brands, food stalls, and live music.
Are Christmas decorations and festive items available in Bali?
Absolutely! Many homeware stores, supermarkets, and malls begin stocking Christmas décor, ornaments, gift wrapping, and festive home pieces from November. Head to Azko, Bali Christmas Shop, and boutique homeware stores for stylish island-inspired Christmas decorations.
