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Gili Islands – The guide

Are you looking for the perfect activity for a chilled out day? Your search is over, as I have the answer: Go to a beach club! Not only has Bali some of the most beautiful beaches in South East Asia, but it also has the best beach clubs. It doesn’t get much better than being able to enjoy the ocean, a nice pool, good atmosphere and food and drinks all in one place. The old favorites still hold their charm and newbies are added to the scene regularly. Here are my choices for the best Bali beach clubs whether you are with family, your significant other or a group of friends:

Bali beach clubs: Potato Head is located right on the beach in Seminyak

Potato Head Beach Club is a long-time favorite of the young and trendy. Since opening in 2010 it has hosted many great concerts and festivals. The beds overlooking the infinity pool and the ocean are the perfect spot for some delicious afternoon cocktails. The food in its three restaurants is also great, so a dinner after sunset is a good way to finish a great day.

Bali beach clubs: Amazing sunset at Potato Head beach club

Address: Jalan Petitenget No. 51B, Seminyak

Phone: 0361 4737979

Email: [email protected]

Opening Hours: 10am – 2am daily

Entrance Fee: None. Minimum spending applies on daybeds.

Bali beach clubs: Ku De Ta is a trendy lifestyle spot

Kudeta is another long-time favorite on the scene. It is a lifestyle destination that serves the perfect food and cocktails for a girls day out, and is very child-friendly in case you’re traveling with the whole family. It has an array of daybeds, a great pool and views to the ocean.  On most days DJs or live music set the mood.

Bali beach clubs: Night views at Ku De Ta

Address: Jalan Kayu Aya No. 9, Seminyak

Phone: 0361 736969

Opening Hours: 8am – 2am daily

Entrance Fee: None. Minimum spending applies on daybeds.

3. W Retreat & Spa

Bali beach clubs: W Retreat and Spa;s huge pool area

W Retreat is the cream of the cream, and it’s lush poolside area is heaven for both adults and kids (kids have their own pool). The lounge chairs with neck pillows and double daybeds are comfy, the service is impeccable and the ocean is only a few steps away. The best time to visit is Sunday, when the hotel’s restaurants serve the best brunch buffet in Bali. After you’ve filled your belly with mouthwatering dishes, grab a spot by the pool for the perfect relaxation.

Bali beach clubs: Poolside area with comfy daybeds at W Retreat and Spa

Address: Jalan Petitenget, Seminyak

Phone: 0361 3000106

Email: [email protected]

Opening Hours: 24 hours a day

Entrance Fee: none

4. Finn’s Beach Club

Bali beach clubs: Finn's beach club is right on the beach in Canggu

Finn’s beach club is one of the newest additions to Bali’s beach club scene. It used to be located at the Bukit, but has now moved to Canggu and is already established as a favorite of the Canggu crowd. Don’t be surprised if you have a hard time finding an available chair there, but when you do, just sit back and enjoy the beauty of the scenery.

Address: Jalan Pantai Berawa, Canggu

Phone: 0361 8446327

Email: [email protected] (bookings for more than 15 people)

Opening Hours: 9am -12am daily

Entrance Fee: None. Minimum spending applies between 9am-5pm

Bali beach clubs: Vue is one of the lesser know beach clubs in bali

Vue Beach Club, located inside LV8 Resort in Berawa, is so far a not so well-known venue. Most times you’ll only be joined by a couple of other guests, which is kinda awesome when you want to have the pool and the view almost all to yourself. The food is good and the happy hour cocktails will put a smile on your face. You should book a nice shady pavilion with daybeds in the sun to get the best out of the experience.

Bali beach clubs: The pavilions at Vue come with private daybeds

 

Address: Jalan Discovery No. 8, Canggu

Phone: 0361 8948888

Email: [email protected]

Opening Hours: 9am -10.30pm daily

Entrance Fee: None. Minimum spending applies for daybeds.

Bali beach clubs: El Kabron is a spanish-themed cliff club

El Kabron brings some variety to the scene. This spanish-themed club is perched on a cliff 50 metres on top of Bingin Beach, Uluwatu. The tapas here are delicious, and the 180-degree view infinity pool that looks like it merges into the ocean provides a perfect spot for some envy-inducing selfies. Resident DJs will be setting the mood with some house tunes.

Bali beach clubs: El Kabron's pool has 180-degree vista of the ocean

Address: Jalan Pantai Cemongak, Pecatu

Phone: 0851 00803416

Email: [email protected]

Opening Hours: 11.30am – 11.45pm daily

Entrance Fee: Yes. Approximately IDR 550 000. Includes entrance, IDR 300 000 worth of food and beverages and a glass of champagne

7. Karma Beach

Bali beach clubs: Karma beach sits in a beautiful cove in Ungasan

Karma Beach is a boutique beach club, which sits in a gorgeous cove in Ungasan area. After going down a cliff in their cable car, you will feel like a castaway princess surrounded by white sand beach and a turquoise lagoon. You can either lie down and relax on a daybed, enjoy some snorkeling, rent a complimentary kayak or have a go at stand up paddling. Kids will enjoy it here too, as the Three Monkeys Club provides them all kind of exciting activities. Arriving before noon is recommended.

Bali beach clubs: Karma beach is a secluded paradise

Address: Jalan Villa Kandara, Banjar Wisaya Kusuma, Ungasan

Phone: 0361 8482222

Email: [email protected]

Opening Hours: 9am -11pm daily

Entrance Fee: Yes. IDR 500 000. Includes entrance and Rp. 300 000 worth of food and beverages.

bali beach clubs: Agendaz beach club in Nusa Dua

Agendaz beach club is another lesser-known venue, which has been receiving great reviews from those who have ventured to Nusa Dua for some pool and beach time. The service is excellent, and the food is varied. They are organizing a lot of parties and hosting many events, such as weddings and birthdays. DJ starts playing tunes around 5pm, so stay for the beautiful sunset views.

Bali beach clubs: Agendaz is an exclusive beach club popular among South-East Asian people

Address: The Bay Bali, BTDC Lot C-O, Jalan Nusa Dua, Nusa Dua

Phone: 0361 8948168

Email: [email protected]

Opening Hours: 10am -10pm daily

Entrance Fee: none

9. Komune Beach Club

 
Bali beach clubs: Komune is loverlooking the famous Keramas surf breaks

Komune Beach Club overlooks the famous Keramas surf breaks on the east coast of Bali. The lush gardens lead to the pool, which at times is occupied by cute surfer dudes discussing their latest set (and when the swell is on, you can just lounge in your chair and watch them rock the waves). Food is varied and worth the long drive. If you want to keep the day going, stay for their beachfront outdoor cinema.

Bali beach clubs: Komune sunset view

 

Address: Pantai Keramas, Gianyar

Phone: 0361 3018888

Email: [email protected]

Opening Hours: 6am – 11pm daily

Entrance Fee: No. Minimum spending applies for daybeds

10. Le Pirate Beach Club

Bali beach clubs: Le Pirate is located on the island of Nusa Ceningan

Le Pirate Beach Club is set on a low cliff with direct beach access on the island of Nusa Ceningan. The surroundings and chilled life on this small island are perfect for just lounging in your bikini, enjoying the pool, cocktail bar and restaurant. Sunsets here are magnificent, setting over Bali’s volcanoes. If you wish, you can book one of their beach boxes for the night.

Bali beach clubs: Sunsets and beach boxes at Le Pirate

 

Address: The Bay Bali, BTDC Lot C-O, Jalan Nusa Dua, Nusa Dua

Phone: 0361 8948168

Email: [email protected]

Opening Hours: 10am -10pm daily

Entrance Fee: none

 

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