With this list of stores selling Christmas trees, ornaments and greetings cards, it's never been easier to deck the halls in Bali...
Where can I shop for Christmas trees and decorations in Bali? After 14 years of living here, it’s a question I always get whenever November comes around. While the island’s tropical vibe might not scream “winter wonderland,” you can still deck the halls, sprinkle some festive cheer, and bring those Christmas feels to your island home.
Whether you’re after twinkling lights, glittering ornaments, or even a Christmas tree, you can find it all in Bali. Here’s where to shop for Christmas decorations in Bali — because who says paradise can’t be merry and bright?
Why trust this guide
Hi, I’m Louise. I’ve lived in Bali full-time for 14 years, and I’ve spent all 14 Christmases on the island! This Christmas decor shopping guide comes from my own Christmas celebrations here, and from our Bali team, who grew up spending Christmas in Indonesia.
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Where to buy Christmas trees in Bali
1. Azko
Shop artificial Christmas trees, festive decorations and ornaments in sizes ranging from mini to 2.7 metres.
If you’re after a reliable, artificial Christmas tree, Azko should be your first stop. This home goods giant always rolls out a fabulous selection of trees, from mini desktop trees to full-sized wonders that are perfect for your living room. Think lush green options, snowy white ones, and even pre-lit trees to make decorating a breeze. Plus, Azko has a ton of ornaments, lights, and tree toppers to complete the look. While there are many Azko outlets across the island, my favourite is the one inside Living World shopping mall, because I can tie in a day of Christmas gift shopping!
The Christmas tree: Artificial, 45cm to 270cm tall.
Price range: IDR 329,900 to IDR 17,999,000.
Address: Living World, Jl Gatot Subroto Timur, Denpasar.
Opening hours: Daily, 10am – 10pm.
2. IKEA
Affordable artificial Christmas trees and Scandinavian-style festive decorations for your Bali home.
IKEA Bali in Kuta is one of the island’s go-to spots for festive homewares. The seasonal VINTERFINT collection has everything you need to give your home a Scandinavian Christmas makeover, from artificial Christmas trees and colourful baubles to tree ornaments, lighting and other festive touches. IKEA’s current Christmas range is designed to mix and match, so you can go classic with red, green and white or create something a little more playful with colourful decorations.
The Christmas tree: Artificial, 15cm to 180cm tall.
Price range: IDR 199,000 to IDR 999,000.
Address: Kuta Central Park, Jl Patih Jelantik, Kuta.
Opening hours: Daily, 10am – 9pm.
3. Landau Studio
Order real Canadian Noble fir Christmas trees, plus fresh wreaths and festive floral arrangements.
The flower design studio by Irina Landau is adding a touch of Christmas freshness to your Bali home. Canggu’s favourite florist, Landau Studio, is ready for the most festive celebrations with a stock of real noble fir trees (yes, you read that right!) straight from Canada. Choose the height that suits your space, and I say, don’t stop there – order fresh wreaths and Christmas bouquets from the studio to go with your awesome Christmas tree! FYI – these real Christmas trees are super popular, so it’s better to pre-order if you’ve got your heart set on one.
The Christmas tree: Real Noble fir tree, up to 330cm tall.
Price range: TBA.
Address: Jl Raya Semat No. 67C, Berawa, Canggu.
Opening hours: Daily, 9am – 7pm.
Where to buy Christmas decor & ornaments in Bali
1. Bali Christmas Shop
Stock up on Christmas trees, ornaments, wreaths, garlands and festive decor with tropical flair.
For all things festive in Bali, Bali Christmas Shop is your one-stop destination. Specialising in holiday decor with a tropical twist, this holiday store has everything you need to bring the Christmas spirit to your island home. Think high-quality artificial Christmas trees, unique ornaments, garlands, wreaths, and beautifully curated decor. You can visit the store in Canggu, or they even offer delivery straight to your door, making it even easier to deck the halls this Christmas in Bali.
Insider tip: Bali Christmas Shop opens seasonally. And parents, here is where you can buy a full velvet Santa costume!
Address: Jl Anggrek No. 8, Canggu.
Opening hours: Daily, 9am – 11pm. (From 15 November 2026 onwards)
2. Balizen
Find handcrafted Christmas decorations made from natural bamboo, rattan and other local materials.
For those who love adding a local touch to their Christmas decoration, Balizen offers beautifully handcrafted decor with an artisanal twist. Think natural materials like bamboo and rattan, combined with intricate Balinese craftsmanship. It’s the perfect spot to pick up unique ornaments and decorations that blend Bali’s laid-back tropical feel with festive cheer. You’ll find everything from hand-carved wooden ornaments to rattan stars and angels — perfect for a rustic-chic Christmas.
Insider tip: There are multiple stores across the island, but I love going to the Ubud address – it’s got a Balizen boutique downstairs, and a factory outlet upstairs.
Address: Jl Monkey Forest, Ubud.
Opening hours: Daily, 10am – 8pm.
3. Flying Tiger Copenhagen
Browse affordable Christmas decorations, wrapping supplies, party accessories and stocking fillers.
Looking for affordable Christmas decorations in Bali? Flying Tiger Copenhagen is one of my favourite places to browse for festive bits and pieces. The Danish brand is known for its colourful, playful designs, and its Bali stores are packed with affordable finds that make Christmas decorating feel a little more fun. Look out for seasonal Christmas decorations, gift-wrapping supplies, party accessories, stationary and small gifts – perfect if you’re putting together a festive table, filling stockings or sending Christmas cards from Bali. Flying Tiger’s outlets are located inside shopping malls, but my go-to is the one inside ICON Bali in Sanur.
Insider tip: It’s also where I buy seasonal accessories for Christmas, Halloween and Easter!
Address: ICON Bali, Jl Danau Tamblingan No. 27, Sanur.
Opening hours: Daily, 10am – 10pm.
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Where to buy Christmas cards in Bali
1. Paperclip
Find stylish Christmas cards, tropical designs, stationery and eco-friendly gifts in Canggu.
For a great selection of Christmas cards in Bali, Paperclip is the place to go. This stationery store has everything from traditional Christmas cards to modern French designs with a tropical twist. You’ll find cards featuring everything from classic Christmas trees to quirky Bali-inspired designs, perfect for sending a bit of festive cheer to loved ones near and far.
Insider tip: You can also shop for eco-friendly Christmas gifts here, like scented candles and quirky school supplies for teens.
Address: Gg. Mangga Jl Pangkung Pulu, Canggu.
Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 9am – 5pm.
2. Gramedia
Shop a wide range of Christmas cards, wrapping paper, books, toys and gifts across Bali.
As one of Bali’s largest bookstores, Gramedia stocks a wide variety of Christmas cards. Classic, glittery, minimal or chic, Gramedia has a greeting card for everyone. It’s a great spot for picking up a bundle of cards if you’re planning on sending out a whole lot of Christmas love this year. There are multiple stores across the island, but I usually head to Gramedia in Mall Bali Galeria.
Insider tip: They also sell Christmas wrapping paper and plenty of toys, games, books and gifts.
Address: Mall Bali Galeria, Jl By Pass I Ngurah Rai, Simpang Dewa Ruci.
Opening hours: Daily, 10am – 10pm.
3. Cove Island Essentials
Browse design-led Christmas cards and stylish festive paper goods alongside island-inspired gifts.
For Christmas cards in Bali that feel a little more “limited edition drawing” than the usual packs-of-ten selection, Cove Island Essentials is worth a browse. This concept store is all about stylish island living, with a curated mix of fashion, homewares, gifts and everyday essentials. I’d head here if you’re looking for Christmas cards and festive paper goods with a more design-led feel – especially if you’re putting together a few thoughtful gifts at the same time.
Insider tip: Keep your eyes peeled on their Instagram, so you’ll be the first to know when they release this year’s Christmas goodies.
Address: Jl Pantai Berawa No. 50, Canggu, Jl Pantai Bingin, Pecatu, and Jl Pantai Seseh, Seseh.
Opening hours: Daily, 9am – 7pm.
BONUS: Bali’s pop-up markets
Each year, Bali’s best markets host annual Christmas-themed pop-ups for an island-style festive shopping spree. You’ll find local vendors selling handcrafted ornaments, candles, stockings, and other holiday goodies. It’s also the perfect time to pick up one-of-a-kind decorations while tucking into some Christmas treats from local cafes. Check out the weekend markets at La Brisa in Canggu, Hatch in Uluwatu, or Ubud Art Market (this one opens daily).
Love this list of Christmas decor shops in Bali? Check out our Bali shopping guide for Christmas gifts, too!
FAQs about shopping for Christmas decorations in Bali
Where can I find unique or handmade Christmas decorations in Bali?
For artisanal or Bali-made decorations, head to local markets or souvenirs shops, like Ubud Art Market and Kumbasari Market (in Denpasar). You can find handmade items such as rattan stars, macramé ornaments, wooden ornaments, and hand-carved decorations - perfect for a tropical Christmas aesthetic.
Are Christmas decorations in Bali expensive?
Prices vary widely. Supermarkets and department stores offer affordable Christmas decorations, while boutique stores and artisan markets may charge more for handcrafted or designer pieces.
When do Christmas decorations start selling in Bali?
Most stores begin stocking Christmas decorations in late October, with full festive displays by mid-November.
Can I buy Christmas lights in Bali?
Yes - Christmas lights, LED string lights, fairy lights, and outdoor lighting are widely available at Azko, IKEA or Mr. DIY, and local electrical shops.
Can I ship Christmas decorations home from Bali?
Yes - most boutique, homewares stores offer shipping services, especially for delicate items like ceramic ornaments or carved, wooden decorations.