Bali Shopping by Area

Virtually everybody comes to Bali to shop, and even if shopping wasn't the ultimate aim, you'll still end up with fascinating and irresistible buys. Bali is a treasure trove of fine art and handicrafts, antique and semi-antique furniture, paintings, delicately carved jewellery, wood and stone carvings, masks, woven and dyed fabrics. (What to buy in Bali)

Bargaining in markets, shops and art shops, is normal practice and getting a good price depends largely on one's bargaining prowess. As bargaining forms a large part of the fun of shopping in Bali, remember to carry cash, as not all places accept credit cards - and be good humoured. Shops are usually open from 10am to 11pm.

International labels, local designer clothes plus skillful tailors and dressmakers offer reliable 24-hours services. Shops selling similar items are normally grouped together to make comparing prices easy, and if the shop you're in doesn't have a particular colour or size, why, just pop over next door!

Kuta Beach Shopping

Kuta is a shopping Mecca for visitors, shopaholics and locals who wish to sport the fashionable look of well-known locally made Bali designs and established international brands. Don’t miss out on a spot of bikini, swimwear and surf wear shopping while in Bali. (Read More)

Legian Shopping

Don’t want to go home with empty baggage? No need to be worried, Legian is full with local boutiques and art shops need a bigger luggage? Start your journey from Melasti Street crossroad to Double Six Street, if your baggage hasn’t full yet, try a little adventure by taking small alleys, you might find good painting with leaner price. (Read More)

Nusa Dua Beach Shopping

An unfulfilled appetite has never been an issue in Sanur. From the north end of Tohpati to Benoa harbour this bayside town is stuffed with restaurants, cafés, and warungs. (Read More)

Sanur Beach Shopping

Don’t expect less because of its location – Sanur is loaded with stores, boutiques, antiquities, art shops, and much more. Its development into a site for top rated hotels and properties has aSffected the value and exclusivity of the commodities. (Read More)

Ubud Shopping

Owing to its position at the centre of art and craft communities, Ubud serves as the best place to get handicrafts from every corner of neighbouring villages like Tegallalang, Mas, Celuk and Sukawati. You can only find a few internationally branded stores and famous local brands in Ubud such as Uluwatu, Animale, Polo Ralph Lauren, Billabong, Volcom and other leading surf brands, mostly along Monkey Forest Road. (Read More)

Seminyak Beach Shopping

Jimbaran Beach Shopping

Jimbaran offers fewer options than other tourist areas. You won’t find handicraft shops like the ones in Legian or giant department stores such as in Kuta because Jimbaran is set for seafood and water sport adventures. However, you can still find some qualified stores and antique outlets in this area. Most of these shops are export oriented and display fixed prices so this will free you from time-consuming bargaining. (Read More)

Candidasa Beach Shopping

While visiting Candidasa, there is only one spot to head for, if shopping. There are several art shops lining the main street open daily from 09:00 to 21:00 and some may close earlier. You can find small souvenirs, handicrafts and art crafts made by locals from the neighboring village. No fixed price tags which mean you have to bargain for each item and pay in cash. (Read More)

Tanjung Benoa Shopping

Shopping in Tanjung Benoa is limited to convenience store and hotel boutique level but just down the road in Nusa Dua you will find handicrafts and arts shops, jewelry outlets, a Paul Smith shop and even children's accessories outlets. Again, the area is largely overrun by swanky hotels so don't expect comparable shopping to larger towns. This is resort land. (Read More)

Lombok Shopping

Sasak pottery is considered a high art form in Indonesia, especially pieces from the area around Kediri in West Lombok where you can view the whole pottery making process. Check Sengkol, Sukarare and Puyung for exquisitely woven and embroidered "kebaya" head scarves and sarongs. (Read More)

What to Buy in Bali

Artistic Bali is a melting pot of cultures and traditions. The Balinese have an inborn talent of absorbing different cultural elements, blending them with their own, to produce dynamic new artistic hybrids. Across the years, Bali has soaked up Chinese, Buddhist, Indian, Hindu, Javanese and Western influences. (Read More)

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