Vibe Check: Bali’s Best Beach Clubs and What They Cost

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Spending a day at a Bali beach club is practically a rite of passage when visiting the Island of the Gods. With almost 40 beach clubs dotting Bali’s shores, it can be overwhelming to decide which club to visit. Whether you’re looking to soak up the sun with a cocktail in hand, enjoy live music as the sun sets, or dance the night away under the stars, Bali’s beach clubs have something for everyone. Here’s a look at some of the best beach clubs on the island and what you can expect to pay for the experience.

A waiter serving a cocktail at a Bali Beach Club. Find out how much the minimum spend is at the best beach clubs in Bali with Tengah. Download the App today.
Ulu Cliffhouse – Uluwatu
Vibe: Ulu Cliffhouse is chic, vibrant, and effortlessly cool, embodying the essence of upscale beach club culture with a laid-back Bali twist. It hosts some of the best DJs in Bali and is a favourite spot for a memorable night out. It’s a place where people come to see and be seen.

Price:

  • Daybed (Fri – Sun) for up to 4 people: minimum spend of 1,000,000 IDR per bed. (93 AUD, 58 Euro, 49 GBP)

  • Daybed (Mon – Thu) for up to 4 people: minimum spend of 5,000,000 IDR per bed. (464 AUD, 286 Euro, 241 GBP)

Ulu Cliffhouse Bali beach club. How much does it cost?
La Brisa – Echo Beach
Vibe: La Brisa boasts an eco-friendly design with a rustic charm, built entirely from reclaimed wood from more than 500 old fishing boats. It feels straight out of a Pirates of the Caribbean movie. It’s a favourite sunset spot for expats and tourists alike due to an always impressive line-up of DJs and amazing cocktails.
Make sure you check out La Brisa’s famous markets held every Sunday.

Price:

  • Beachfront Daybed for up to 2 people: minimum spend of 600,000 IDR per bed. (56 AUD, 35 Euro, 29 GBP)

  • Poolside Cabana for up to 10 people: minimum spend of 2,000,000 IDR per cabana. (186 AUD, 115 Euro, 97 GBP)

  • Lounge Area for up to 5 people: minimum spend of 1,400,000 IDR per lounge. (130 AUD, 80 Euro, 68 GBP)

  • Bean Bags on the deck for up to 2 people: minimum spend of 600,000 IDR for 2 bean bags. (56 AUD, 35 Euro, 29 GBP)

Sunset at La Brisa Bali. Sunday markets. How much does it coast to visit this beach club?
Desa Potato Head – Seminyak
Vibe: Desa Potato Head is vibrant, stylish, and eclectic, combining a laid-back beach atmosphere with a sophisticated, cultural twist. Known for its iconic facade made of old wooden shutters, the club’s integration of sustainable practices, unique architecture, and artistic elements adds a layer of creativity and consciousness to the ambience.

Price:

  • Peak hours (5pm-7pm): cover charge of 180,000 IDR, includes one drink of choice. (17 AUD, 11 Euro, 9 GBP

  • Off-peak hours (before 5pm): free entry with plenty of seating options on a first-come, first-served basis.

  • Daybed for up to 4 people: minimum spend of 4,000,000 IDR per bed. (372 AUD, 228 Euro, 193 GBP)

  • Mattress on the grass for up to 2 people: minimum spend of 2,000,000 IDR per mattress. (186 AUD, 114 Euro, 97 GBP)

The facade of Desa Potato Head, one of the best beach clubs in Bali. How expensive is it.
Savaya – Uluwatu
Vibe: During the day, Savaya has a relaxed, sophisticated vibe, perfect for lounging by the infinity pool, soaking up the sun, and enjoying gourmet meals. As night falls, the atmosphere shifts to a more vibrant party scene with international DJs, dancing, and incredible state-of-the-art sound and lighting systems.

Price: 

Weekday rates

  • Bungalow for up to 15 people: minimum spend of 15,000,000 IDR per bungalow. (1,392 AUD, 857 Euro, 723 GBP)

  • Cabana for up to 15 people: minimum spend of 10,000,000 IDR per cabana. (928 AUD, 572 Euro, 482 GBP)

  • Daybed for up to 6 people: minimum spend of 6,000,000 IDR per daybed. (557 AUD, 343 Euro, 289 GBP)

  • Lounge Area for up to 4 people: minimum spend of 2,000,000 IDR per lounge. (186 AUD, 114 Euro, 97 GBP)

*Weekend rates are subject to availability.
Savaya the best Bali Beach Club. Amazing international DJs and events line-up. How much does gping to Savaya Beach Club in Bali cost? Download Tengah App to find out more prices.
The Lawn – Canggu
Vibe: The Lawn is effortlessly chic and relaxed, embodying the laid-back, bohemian spirit of Bali’s surf culture while remaining unpretentious. By day, it’s perfect for relaxing, sunbathing, and swimming with a very casual vibe. By night, it transforms into an exciting club scene with live music, special events, and beach parties.

Price:

  • Poolside Beanbags for up to 3 people: minimum spend of 350,000 IDR per person. (33 AUD, 20 Euro, 17 GBP)

  • Daybed for up to 5 people: minimum spend of 2,500,000 IDR per daybed. (232 AUD, 143 Euro, 121 GBP)

  • Poolside Sofa for up to 2 people: minimum spend of 1,000,000 IDR per sofa. (93 AUD, 58 Euro, 49 GBP)

The Lawn is a beach club in Canggu Bali. It's smaller than most Bali Beach Clubs, but still has a minimum spend.
Cretya – Ubud
Vibe: More of a “Jungle Club”, Cretya offers tropical vibes in a serene and natural setting. The club features multi-tiered infinity pools offering stunning views of rice terraces.
The club emphasizes wellness, offering amenities such as spa treatments, yoga sessions, and meditation spaces. Its restaurant focuses on fresh, locally sourced ingredients, ensuring a high-quality dining experience.

Price:

  • Daybed for up to 4 people: minimum spend of 5,000,000 IDR per bed. (464 AUD, 286 Euro, 241 GBP)

Birds-eye view of the infinity pools at Cretya, Ubuds, jungle club. The sunbeds there have a minimum spend. Check out the price on Tengah App.
Sundays Beach Club – Uluwatu
Vibe: Sundays Beach Club’s vibe is all about laid-back luxury and exclusivity. Located at the bottom of a steep cliff, access involves a scenic ride in an inclinator, before arriving at a private beach with pristine white sand and clear blue waters.
Stay for sunset and enjoy roasted marshmallows by the bonfire.
Price:

  • Entrance fee: 800,000 IDR per person, includes 500,000 IDR food and beverage credit. (75 AUD, 56 Euro, 39 GBP)

  • VIP Twin Bed for up to 2 people: 2,800,000 IDR per twin bed, includes 2,000,000 IDR in food and beverage credit. (260 AUD, 160 Euro, 135 GBP)

  • VIP Cabana for up to 4 people: 5,000,000 IDR per cabana, includes 3,400,000 IDR in food and beverage credit. (464 AUD, 286 Euro, 241 GBP)

  • VIP Bungalow for up to 6 people: 12,000,000 IDR per bungalow, includes 7,000,000 IDR in food and beverage credit. (1,113 AUD, 686 Euro, 578 GBP)

  • VIP Beach House for up to 12 people: 20,000,000 IDR per beach house, includes 14,000,000 IDR in food and beverage credit. (1,855 AUD, 1,143 Euro, 963 GBP).

Sundays Beach Club has such a chill vibe. There is an entry fee for it, but you can claim some of that cost back on food and drink.
Finns Beach Club – Canggu
Vibe: Finns Beach Club is one of the most popular beach clubs in Bali, known for its lively atmosphere and extensive cocktail menu. During the day, Finns has a more relaxed, sun-soaked vibe, but as evening approaches, it quickly transforms into a lively pool party.

Price:

  • Entry is free.

  • Single Sunbed for 1 person: minimum spend of 700,000 IDR. (65 AUD, 40 Euro, 34 GBP)

  • Daybed for up to 6 people: minimum spend of 2,600,000 IDR. (242 AUD, 149 Euro, 126 GBP)

  • Sunbed for up to 10 people: minimum spend of 7,000,000 IDR. (650 AUD, 400 Euro, 338 GBP)

Finn's Beach Club in Canggu is where to go to party.
Atlas Beach Club – Berawa
Vibe: Atlas Beach Club is the largest beach club in Bali, designed with different themed zones, each offering a distinct vibe and experience. Whether you’re after a lively party area, a tranquil spot to unwind, or a family-friendly section, Atlas Beach Club caters to them all.

Price:

  • Daybed for up to 6 people: minimum spend of 3,000,000 IDR. (279 AUD, 172 Euro, 145 GBP)

  • VIP Lounge for up to 12 people: minimum spend of 20,000,000 IDR. (1,855 AUD, 1,143 Euro, 963 GBP)

Atlas Beach Club is the biggest beach club in Bali. It has so many different areas all with their own vibe and prices.

Palmilla Beach Club – Melasti

Vibe: Unlike larger, more crowded beach clubs, Palmilla maintains an exclusive and intimate vibe. The focus on personalized service and attention to detail ensures a high-quality experience.
The aesthetics mix natural materials, stylish decor, and thoughtful architectural details to enhance the gorgeous beach atmosphere and relaxed vibes.
Price:

  • Entrance fee: 150,000 IDR per person. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis.

  • Sun Lounge for up to 2 people: minimum spend of 2,000,000 IDR. (186 AUD, 114 Euro, 97 GBP)

  • Sunbed for up to 4 people: minimum spend of 2,300,000 IDR. (214 AUD, 132 Euro, 111 GBP)

  • Table in the restaurant for up to 4 people: minimum spend of 1,500,000 IDR. (140 AUD, 86 Euro, 73 GBP)

Palmilla Beach Club on Malasti Beach is very chic and aesthetic goals. Find out how much it costs to spend the day there.
 
Tips for Visiting Bali’s Beach Clubs

  • Book in Advance: Especially during peak season.

  • Keep Up to Date: On upcoming events.

  • Bring Cash: To tip your servers.

  • Check the Dress Code: While beachwear is the norm, some clubs may have specific dress codes for certain areas or events.

Bali’s famed beach clubs are where the ocean meets luxury, offering a perfect blend of relaxation and revelry. Whether you’re looking to chill by the pool, dance to live music, or enjoy gourmet meals with a view, there’s a beach club in Bali that’s perfect for you!

For more price information about Bali’s beach clubs, like the cost of cocktails and food, make sure to download Tengah, the ultimate price transparency travel app that lets you know how much it costs to travel Bali.

 

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