Bali Nightlife

Top 10 Nightlife Venues in Bali

Most of the life after dark in Bali starts around midnight, and most of the nightlife venues are in the bustling south of the island, with its hub in Kuta where it all started to evolve. Some venues start to crowd at 21:00 or 22:00, some at the stroke of midnight. Read More...

There are a few laid-back clubs and bars in Candidasa. This small village aims to be a peaceful getaway for travellers searching for a magnificent ocean view with hills and rice fields creating a graceful green backdrop. However, you can enjoy scheduled traditional Balinese dance performances at several venues. Read More...

Though Denpasar may not be a popular destination for party-goers, it can still cater to your night activities with quite a few entertainment centres and its famous night markets. These establishments are generally crowded and lively places. Read More...

Jimbaran and The Bukit Peninsula offer nights less frantic than in Kuta, Legian or Seminyak but some of the clubs in these areas are considered as luxurious clubs in Bali. Parties are not always held indoors but rave beach parties are held at every chance for celebrations such as Independence Day, New Years Eve, or just a deck-spinning parade. Read More...

The nightlife scene in Kuta usually starts late – around 23:00 to midnight with bars and pubs offering different atmospheres and types of entertainment. Read More...

Legian also has some of Bali’s favourite bars and clubs. From beach parties to cosy lounges, from scratching turntable beats to live blues, just name it and your driver will deliver you at its front doors. Read More...

There is not much to Nusa Dua’s nightlife. Bars and lounges are mostly situated in luxurious resorts and hotels like the King Cole Bar at St. Regis Bali Resort, the Oolooloos Fun Pub at Nikko Bali Resort & Spa, and the Salsa Bar at Grand Hyatt Bali. They feature different entertainment with a great choice of drinks. Read More...

Sanur offers less excitement by night than other popular destinations in Bali. The resort’s feel is incomparable with Kuta, Legian, and Seminyak with their sophisticated disc jockeying nightlife. Read More...

The nightlife scene in Kuta usually starts late – around 23:00 to midnight with bars and pubs offering different atmospheres and types of entertainment. Read More...

In Tanjung Benoa, most of the daytime restaurants along Jalan Pratama function as bars at night. Some of them host live music or Balinese dance; others have DJs though you won’t find many adrenaline-pumping beats or such here. It all shuts down not later than midnight but it’s good to know that Kuta is only a 20-minute drive away for more nightlife. Read More...

In contrast to the fancy bars, swanky lounges and exclusive clubs of Kuta, Legian and Seminyak, Ubud serves up a more relaxing ambience and traditional atmosphere. Read More...