You can spend a day at a Bali beach club with the kids, swim in a pool above the sea or stay for a DJ set. The clubs below are grouped by area, with details on admission, seating and age limits where those are published.
Where to spend a day
With children. Byrd House has a kids’ pool in Sanur. Further south, try Roosterfish on Pandawa or Sundays in Ungasan. Child prices and access can depend on which part of the club you book.
Clifftop pools. In Pecatu, Oneeighty sells a day pass that includes money to spend on food and drinks. At El Kabron, the pool is for adults, but children can eat at the restaurant.
Music and parties. Look at the event calendars for FINNS and Atlas in Berawa or Savaya in Pecatu. FINNS and Atlas usually admit guests aged 16 and over. Savaya is 21+. Individual events can have their own rules.
Prices are in Indonesian rupiah and were checked in November 2026. “Nett” means tax and service are included. “++” means they’ll be added. Minimum spend usually goes towards what you order. Admission, daybeds, booking fees and towels may cost extra.
Melasti and Ungasan
White Rock Beach Club
White Rock has two pools at Melasti Beach. The club doesn’t charge admission on regular days, but there’s a separate fee at the beach gate. Minimum spend depends on where and when you sit. From that amount, the club deducts Rp 100,000 per person for amenities before tax and service. When booking, see how much you’ll have left to spend on food and drinks.
Palmilla Bali
A smaller Melasti club with a pool and seats close to the beach. Regular visits are walk-in only, and the Melasti gate fee is separate. Ask the club what admission costs and what you can get with the voucher.
Karma Beach Bali
Karma sits below the cliffs in Ungasan. The club asks guests to sign up for free guest membership. You may still pay for the visit itself. Before you go, ask about prices, whether you can visit and how to get down to the beach.
Sundays Beach Club
An inclined lift takes you down to this club in Ungasan. An adult day pass costs Rp 800,000 and includes Rp 500,000 to spend on food and drinks. Children aged 5–11 pay Rp 400,000 with Rp 250,000 to spend. Under-fives get in free. Walk-in tickets are available from 07:30 while there’s space. Watersports depend on the tide and sea conditions.
Pecatu and Uluwatu
Single Fin
From the bar above Suluban, you can watch surfers from the terrace. Head to the restaurant for drinks or dinner. If you’re after a poolside lounger, ask what’s available and how much it costs that day.
Ulu Cliffhouse
Cliffhouse has a pool and restaurant on the cliffs in Pecatu. The club describes itself as adults-only. Ask about the age limit and whether your seat includes pool access when you book.
Savaya Bali
Savaya brings DJs to the cliffs in Pecatu. You must be 21 or older and show photo ID. The club’s standard policy is cashless. Buy tickets through Savaya’s official Megatix channel. General admission usually doesn’t come with a seat. Book a table separately, and see the event listing for times, prices and terms.
El Kabron Bali
At this club on Jl. Pantai Cemongkak in Pecatu, children can visit the restaurant with an adult. The pool and Sunset Theater are adults-only. Minimum spend depends on the area and applies to children over five in the restaurant. Grab and Gojek can drop you off, but arrange the ride back with your driver or ask the venue to help.
Oneeighty Dayclub
The Edge in Pecatu has a glass-bottomed pool you can visit for up to four hours on a regular day pass. Adults pay Rp 700,000 and get Rp 600,000 to spend on food and drinks. Children aged 4–11 pay Rp 200,000 with Rp 100,000 to spend. Book premium seats separately.
Pandawa and Nusa Dua
Roosterfish Beach Club
Roosterfish on Pandawa Beach doesn’t charge club admission. It lists a separate beach gate fee of Rp 15,000 for adults and Rp 10,000 for children aged 6–16, plus parking. Minimum spend is Rp 500,000 for sun loungers, Rp 2,000,000 for a daybed or Rp 3,000,000 for a cabana, including tax and service. When you book, look at how many guests the seat fits.
CANNA Bali
At CANNA on the Nusa Dua coast, you can sit by the pool or on the sand at Beachfront, or eat at Cliff. Single daybeds at Beachfront start at Rp 550,000 before tax and service, depending on the area. There are beach activities for families. What comes with the booking depends on where you sit.
Manarai Beach House
Come to Sofitel in Nusa Dua for lunch by the sea or time by the pool. If you aren’t staying at the hotel, say whether you want a restaurant table or a seat by the pool when you book. The terms may differ.
Canggu and Berawa
Atlas Beach Club
Atlas has pools and a stage in Berawa. Under its current rules, entry is 16+. Book online and pay in full to reserve a seat. The price depends on the day and event. Bring ID and your booking confirmation.
FINNS Beach Club
FINNS on Berawa Beach is 16+ and requires original ID. With a Bed Only booking, you’re paying for the daybed. That money doesn’t go towards food and drinks. For other packages, look at what’s included before you pay. Check the event listing for any special rules.
La Brisa Bali
La Brisa is by Echo Beach in Canggu. There’s no standard entry fee, and some seats are first come, first served. Premium tables have a minimum spend of Rp 700,000 to Rp 2,600,000 per table before tax and service. Poolside seats and event tickets have separate terms.
Café del Mar Bali
Café del Mar has a pool and seats by the water on Jl. Subak Sari in Tibubeneng. The minimum spend can change depending on when you arrive. Children are welcome on regular days, though special events can have different rules. Before paying, check what the visit will cost and when you need to arrive.
Seminyak and Batu Belig
Mari Beach Club
Mari has a pool and sunset views in Batu Belig. Minimum spend depends on where you sit. Children aged three and over and nannies count towards the booking. Children under seven can swim only in the small pool. Give children’s ages when booking so the club can tell you the cost for your family.
Potato Head Beach Club
Families are welcome at this beachfront club in Petitenget. On regular days, entry from 16:00 to 18:30 costs Rp 200,000. You can spend that on selected drinks. Entry is normally free outside those hours. Daybeds and event tickets have their own terms.
KU DE TA
You can dine by the sea or book a daybed at this Seminyak club. Restaurant tables and daybeds have different terms. Children under 12 aren’t allowed on the second floor. If you plan to swim, ask what pool access comes with your seat and what the minimum spend is.
Mano Beach House
Mano is a smaller club on the beach near Petitenget, with a restaurant and pool. Come for lunch or stay for sunset. When you book, say if you want a restaurant table or a seat by the pool. If you’re bringing children, ask where they’re allowed.
Mrs Sippy Bali
The big pool is the reason to come to this Seminyak club. Swimming costs Rp 150,000, including a towel. If you’re only going to the Sports Bar or aren’t swimming, entry is free. Book daybeds separately. Children’s access can change on event days.
Legian
Azul Beach Club
This beachfront club in Legian is free to enter. Children can eat at the first-floor restaurant. The pool and upper floor are 15+. For a cabana for two to three, the minimum spend is Rp 750,000. Book at least a day ahead and arrive before noon. Single loungers have a Rp 150,000 minimum spend and are first come, first served.
Sanur and resort day passes
Byrd House
Byrd House is by Segara Ayu Beach, with a main pool, a kids’ pool, a playground and a kids’ club. In the booking form, enter the number of adults and children and when you’ll arrive. For a lounger by the pool, ask what’s available and what you’ll need to spend.
Griya Santrian
On weekends, Griya Santrian offers a Rp 500,000 day pass per person for the pool and beach daybeds. You can spend Rp 475,000 of that on food and drinks at Starfish Beach Lounge. Ask the hotel if it’s available on your date.
Mercure Bali Sanur Resort
The resort has two pools on Mertasari Beach. Sahadewa has a children’s area, and Nakula is nearer the sea. If you aren’t staying at the hotel, ask whether you can buy a day pass and which pool it covers.
Prama Sanur Beach Bali
Prama on Mertasari Beach has a lagoon pool and the family Splash Zone. It lists two options, Day Pass and Super Day Pass. If you aren’t a hotel guest, ask which pass gets you into the pool you want.
Puri Santrian
The Beach Club Restaurant has a terrace between the resort’s pools. If you’re coming for lunch, look at the restaurant’s hours. If you want to swim too, ask the hotel whether it sells a pool pass to visitors.
Keramas
Komune Beach Club
At Hotel Komune on Keramas Beach, you can visit for the day without booking a room. The pass includes the pool and loungers, and you can spend what you pay on food and drinks. Ask the hotel for the price and availability.
Tabanan
Luna Beach Club
Luna in Beraban, Tabanan, has a pool and several places to spend the day. The Beach Club and Utopia Cave Club keep different hours. Look up the price and age rules for the area you want, especially if you’re bringing children or going to an event.
What to check before booking
Work out what your whole group will pay. Is the price per person or for the whole seat? See how many people it fits, what counts towards the minimum spend and whether you can move the booking. Some beaches charge separately at the gate and for parking.
If you’re staying until evening, ask where your driver can pick you up. Some clubs let drivers drop you at the entrance but collect you somewhere else.
Old Man's, Canggu, a big club
La Brisa, Canggu - beautiful, at sunset, in the jungle.
Savaya, Uluwatu - they say it's top 5 in the world, but it didn't hit the spot for me.
El Kabron, Uluwatu - amazing at sunset. There was also a violin, absolutely stunning.
Single Fin, Uluwatu - mega party on weekends.
Deposits vary depending on which table/sofa you choose, some without a minimum deposit. Somewhere it was from 400,000.
Savaya was the only one with an entrance fee.