34 Best Beach Clubs in Bali (2026): Entry Fees & Day Beds

LUNA Beach Club sits within Nuanu Creative City on Nyanyi Beach in Beraban, Tabanan, with direct access to the sand. Its two pools come with two jumping platforms and a water slide, while the grounds also hold the Gardenia Tree Pods, the Luna Beer Garden and Utopia Cave Club, where DJs play daily.

Sunset brings fire and light shows. Families are welcome, with a kids' zone and kids' menu, though the slide closes to under-18s at 1 PM and Utopia becomes adults only. A group can easily fill a full day here.

Savaya is a clifftop day-to-night club at Tambiyak, on the Uluwatu coast. A pool area with VIP daybeds and cabanas looks out over the ocean, and the program centers on international headline DJs, with Last Light sets timed for sunset. Carl Cox, Nic Fanciulli and Prospa are booked for New Year's Eve 2026.

Entry is by event ticket, and many dates sell out, so book ahead. The club is strictly 21+, and a passport or driver's license is required at the door. This is a club for serious electronic-music fans. For more late nights, see the best nightclubs in Bali.

Rock Bar is a clifftop sunset bar at AYANA Bali in Jimbaran, facing the Indian Ocean. It is a bar rather than a beach club, with no pool, and draws visitors for cocktails as the sun goes down, from a signature list that includes Windfall, Mistral and Rock My World.

Visitors book seats through TableCheck, while AYANA hotel guests book via the AYANA app and skip the minimum spend; the Round Deck and Top Bar are kept for guests of certain AYANA properties. Smart attire is required and payment is cashless.

Sundara Jimbaran Beach House is the beachfront venue of Four Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay. Its 57-meter pool, billed as the longest in Bali, is lined with daybeds and sundecks, and the bay faces the sunset.

By day it works as a beach club; in the evening it stays open late, with live music from Wednesday to Saturday, and the Sunday Pink Brunch (11:30 AM – 3 PM) pairs the menu with Whispering Angel rosé. Children are welcome, with a kids' menu and the resort's Umah Rare Kids Club a short buggy ride away. It suits couples and families alike.

White Rock Beach Club sits on Melasti Beach, on Uluwatu's south coast. Lagoon and rock pools spread across the site, and there is a dedicated kids' pool.

Resident DJs play daily from early afternoon, and a foam party runs on Saturdays and Sundays. Children are welcome and have their own menu, but the layout favors adults who want a lively afternoon by the water and a sunset view. It closes in the evening rather than running late.

Manarai Beach House is an ISMAYA Group beach club on the beachfront of Sofitel Bali Nusa Dua. ISMAYA has recently repositioned it as a sun-and-wellbeing venue, open from breakfast into the evening.

Guests choose between single beds and daybeds on the beachfront or daybeds and cabanas around the swimming pool. Children and babies are welcome, which makes it a relaxed choice for families staying in Nusa Dua as well as couples wanting a quieter beach day.

CANNA Bali in Sawangan, Nusa Dua, combines a beachfront club with a clifftop restaurant and a cave dining room. The Pool Deck has poolside daybeds facing the sea, while the Sands area offers beach daybeds and cabanas.

Wednesdays bring traditional Indonesian dance from 5 PM and Saturdays a bonfire evening with a DJ. Families are well served, with beach games, water sports and open space for children to play. Groups looking for a calmer day out will like it too.

FINNS Beach Club is a large beachfront club in Canggu. Its 19 pools include two with swim-up bars, and live DJs and singers perform all day across several dance floors, with the sun setting over the beach.

Entry is strictly 16 and over, and under-16s are turned away even with a parent. Beds are booked for a fee, and Priority Entry passes bought online include food and drink credit. Regulars can join the FINNS Pass digital loyalty card. It is a busy, social place, best enjoyed with a group.

Mari Beach Club faces the sea in Seminyak. Guests can settle on the sand or by the plunge pool, which has a swim-up bar, and there is a separate small pool for children under seven.

The weekly program stands out: Sunset Rhythm Session live music on Mondays and Tuesdays from 6 PM, and on Thursdays a Melayah procession followed by a Kecak dance. Children are welcome, with reduced minimum spends for younger ones. It is a good pick for families and for anyone who wants a cultural show with the sunset.

Tropical Temptation Beach Club is an adults-only club on Melasti Beach in Uluwatu, open to guests aged 18 and over. Statues of Dewi Namora and Dewi Bhatari stand over its infinity pool, with West and East Lagoon daybeds alongside.

The day starts with breakfast and runs through to sunset, with resident DJs and weekly themed events. Seating ranges from hammocks and plantation beds to sofa lounges and VIP cabanas, all on minimum spends redeemable on food and drink. Couples and groups of adults come for a lively beach day.

Locca Sea House is a beach club in the Jimbaran Hijau Segara area of Tegal Wangi, Jimbaran. From its terrace the view takes in the airport runway and, on clear days, Mount Agung.

Seating is split into zones: daybeds for up to six, a Sunset Bar for up to five, a Penthouse for larger groups and the Terracering terrace, which has no minimum spend. The venue also hosts ticketed concerts. Bookings are by WhatsApp, and it is an easy pick for a sunset drink in Jimbaran.

Potato Head Beach Club is the beachfront club within Desa Potato Head in Seminyak. Guests can lounge around the infinity pool or perch at the swim-up area, with the Sweet Potato Kids play area for families, and the beach faces the sunset.

Resident DJs play daily, moving through Balearic, disco and house, and the club stays open late on Fridays and Saturdays. Entry is free outside the late-afternoon window, while Sun Lawn daybeds are booked against food and drink credit. Families come by day and groups at night.

La Brisa Bali sits on the shore at Echo Beach in Canggu. Seating runs from deck chairs and bean bags facing the sea to small sofas. A pool with a shallow children's section is ringed by beds, and a new pool sofa area has been added.

DJs play at sunset, regular parties fill the calendar, and some ticketed events are 21+. The LYD Market runs every Sunday from 10 AM to 4 PM. Children are welcome, though under-12s are not allowed in the Boat or the Tower. It works for families by day and for the sunset crowd later on.

Café del Mar Bali is a large beach club in Canggu, set around a big infinity pool with round pool booths, while its suites have private plunge pools. The soundtrack follows the brand's chill-out and Balearic style, with events and performances through the year.

Booked guests can add a wellness package with a rooftop gym, sauna and ice bath. The crowd is mainly adult, though children may come except during special events. It closes in the early evening, so plan a daytime and sunset visit rather than a late night.

The Lawn Canggu sits on the sand at Batu Bolong Beach, looking straight out at the surf. A small beachfront pool faces the waves, and there are daybeds, terrace seats and a relaxed lounge area for groups.

Weekly DJ lineups draw a crowd toward sunset, with occasional international headliners. Children are welcome when accompanied by an adult, and there is a kids' menu. Come for a casual afternoon watching the surfers before the sun goes down. For dinner afterward, see the best restaurants in Canggu.

Reef Beach Club is the beachfront club of The Apurva Kempinski Bali in Sawangan, Nusa Dua. An infinity pool sits on the beachfront, and the kitchen serves breakfast, then all-day dining from noon.

Evenings bring live music around a bonfire. The hotel describes it as a family-friendly beach club, and it is open to outside guests as well as residents. It suits families and couples staying in Nusa Dua who want a calmer, resort-style day by the sea rather than a party.

COMO Beach Club Canggu is the beach club of COMO Canggu, formerly COMO Uma Canggu, on Echo Beach. Its infinity pool is lined with swing seats and daybeds facing the ocean and the sunset.

Acoustic sets play at sunset before DJ sets take over into the night, and a Sunday brunch runs from late morning. Outside guests with children get their first hour at the Play by COMO kids' club free. Pool daybeds include food and drink credit, and the polished resort setting appeals to families and couples.

oneeighty° is a clifftop day club at The Edge Bali, on the Uluwatu coast. Its centerpiece is the glass-bottomed Skypool, which reaches out beyond the cliff edge, with a VIP deck and private cabanas alongside.

After 5 PM the music mellows as the sun sets. Regular admission covers up to four hours and includes food and drink credit. Children aged 4 to 11 pay a reduced rate, but under-12s are not allowed on the VIP deck. Couples and small groups get the most from it, and The Edge itself is one of the best clifftop villas in Bali.

El Kabron is a Spanish restaurant and clifftop club on Cemongkak in Uluwatu, looking west over the ocean. The Hedonism Lounge holds an adults-only infinity pool with daybeds.

Sunsets are the main event, with daily DJ sets accompanied by live saxophone, violin and trumpet, plus themed party nights. Children may visit the restaurant area with an adult, but the pool lounge (18+) and Sunset Theater are adults only. Come as a couple or with a group of adults for dinner and a sunset show.

Komune Beach Club belongs to Hotel Komune on Keramas Beach in Gianyar, one of the island's well-known surf beaches. Its beachfront swimming pool faces the waves, and in the evening the break is lit for night surfing.

The music stays relaxed, and the club opens from early morning until late evening. It is good for families, with lower day-pass spends for children, free entry for under-fives and a beachfront outdoor kids' cinema. Surfers and anyone after a quieter east-coast day will like it too.

Atlas Beach Club is a large beach club in Canggu, relaunched with five seating sections. A big main pool has its own bar and VIP sofa guests get a separate pool, while a padel court and a zip line add some action.

Resident DJs play daily, alongside shows themed around the four elements, and the beach faces the sunset. Entry is strictly 16 and over, with alcohol served only to those aged 21 or over. Groups looking for a high-energy day will find plenty going on.

KLYF Club, now part of the Ora Group, is built into the cliffs of Nusa Ceningan above the Blue Lagoon. It is a restaurant and bar with views straight down to the water.

The day starts with breakfast, including a floating breakfast for two, and ice cream is served from late morning into the evening, alongside signature cocktails, wine and beer. It is a calm clifftop spot for a meal or a drink, away from the busier mainland clubs.

Palmilla Bali Beach Club sits on Melasti Beach in Uluwatu, on the southern tip of the island. Its outdoor infinity pool lies right beside the sand, looking out over the ocean.

Open from morning until evening and facing the sunset, it works well for a full pool-and-beach day on Melasti that ends with the sun going down. Walk-ins are welcome.

KU DE TA is a beach club facing Seminyak Beach. A pool with poolside daybeds sits in front of the sand, and a DJ soundtrack runs from day into night, with event and party nights through the year.

Daybeds are booked online in morning, midday and afternoon sessions, with sofas for four or six and a two-person Sunset Box from 5 PM. Sundays are Family Day, when the club fills with children. For dinner nearby, see the best restaurants in Seminyak.

Azul Beach Club is the beach club of Bali Mandira Beach Resort in Legian, facing the sea and the sunset. Its infinity pool and whirlpool are free to use with any food or drink purchase.

Sun loungers are first come, first served, while shaded cabanas seat two or three. Children can dine on the ground floor, but the upper floor and pools are for those aged 15 and over. Open from morning until late evening, it makes a relaxed Legian base for couples and friends.

Le Pirate Beach Club sits on a low cliff on the west coast of Nusa Ceningan, with an oceanfront pool above the water and sunbeds facing west for the sunset. Non-guests can use the pool and sunbeds for a fee that includes a towel and a drink.

The hotel takes guests aged 16 and over and says it is not child-friendly. It opens from breakfast until the evening, with last orders shortly before closing. It suits couples and adult friends on a Nusa Lembongan or Ceningan trip wanting a simple, relaxed pool day.

Sundays Beach Club lies on the sand of Selatan Gau Beach in Uluwatu. There is no pool; guests swim in the reef lagoon instead, and kayaks, stand-up paddleboards and snorkeling gear are included.

Live music plays daily from 5 PM to 8 PM, with a bonfire lit at 6:30 PM, and VIP beds include access to Sundays Wellness. Families are welcome on the sand and the Wood Deck, but Sand Deck beds and the Cabana are 18+ only. Families and couples come here for a quiet beach day.

Karma Beach is the beachfront venue of Karma Kandara in Uluwatu. Sunbeds, daybeds, poster beds, private booths and cabanas line the sand, each booked against a food and drink spend.

DJs play through the day, live music marks sunset, Tuesday brings a beach cinema and Saturday a fire-dance show. Families are welcome, with a quiet family dining deck and a kids' menu. Expect a relaxed beach day with something on in the evening.

Mano Beach House is a beachfront club in Seminyak. Guests can rest in the shade of canopy seating by the pool or look out over the ocean as the sun goes down.

Live acts perform at sunset. Seating is booked as a per-person spend for up to four hours, from courtyard sofas and beanbags to deck loungers and daybeds. Children and pets are both welcome, which makes it an easy choice for families and dog owners as well as couples looking for a relaxed sunset spot.

Ulu Cliffhouse is a clifftop venue near Suluban, on the Uluwatu coast. Its pool club spreads over two oceanfront decks with daybeds, cabanas and four cliffside daybeds for groups of up to 12, alongside the Cliffhouse Restaurant, the burnt fire-dining restaurant and seven boutique suites.

Resident selectors play at sunset, the Off Duty Club runs on Mondays, and Saturdays bring the Off The Record pool party and Showcase electronic nights. Entry is strictly 21+. Its suites feature in our guide to where to stay in Uluwatu.

Sandy Bay Beach Club sits on Sandy Bay on Nusa Lembongan and makes a quieter alternative to the mainland clubs. A beachfront pool looks out to sea, and the club faces the sunset.

Acoustic Sunset Sessions play every Saturday from 6 PM. Families are welcome, and there is a children's play area on site. It opens from breakfast until late evening every day, and bookings are made by WhatsApp. For families and couples spending a few days on the island, it is a relaxed pool and sunset spot. Plan the trip with our guide to Nusa Lembongan.

Roosterfish Beach Club is the beach club of Renaissance Bali Uluwatu Resort, set on Pandawa Beach, a short drive from the hotel. A large beachside pool is flanked by sun loungers, daybeds and cabanas.

A DJ plays daily, and a daily happy hour comes with free-flow packages. Sunday brunch brings live music and a kids' corner. Paths are accessible for wheelchairs and strollers, though there are no certified lifeguards. It makes an easy, relaxed beach day for families and resort guests.

Klive Beach Club sits in Kandara, Uluwatu. It is laid out as a series of zones, from the Sunset Point and Bean Bag Bay Deck to the Horizon Terrace, Wave Watchers Deck, Cloud Nine canopy caves and a VIP Vista Lounge, with the Peak Bistro restaurant.

Bed bookings include the swimming pool, and there is a Splash Zone deck and a private jacuzzi deck. DJs and live music play through the day. There is no minimum age, but children under 12 are discouraged. It is best for couples and groups of adults.

Single Fin Bali is a clifftop bar and restaurant above the Suluban surf break in Uluwatu. It is a surf bar rather than a pool beach club, with views over the waves and the surfers below.

It opens from breakfast every day and stays open late on Wednesdays and Sundays, when the party runs into the early hours. Walk-ins are welcome, with no entry fee or minimum spend published. Come for a sundowner with a view of the break before a night out. It is also one of the best day clubs in Bali.