Bali Shopping

Biasa Artspace is a contemporary art gallery, a good ad hoc stopover for art lovers while strolling down Seminyak and a cool sidelight tour for shoppers to the flagship boutique next door. Read More...

Jewel lovers need only step inside House of Jemme’s elegant boutique in Seminyak to find one-off world-class designer gold and silver items studded with precious and semiprecious stones galore. Read More...

Bali's dining venues offer varied types of cuisine. This is where hawker stalls exist alongside posh restaurants, and you can always find something that caters to your budget and taste. Read More...

Surf factory outlets have sprung up all over the island in the past few years. Two of the biggest are along the Jalan Bypass Ngurah Rai, hard to miss on your way to Kuta’s Dewaruci roundabout from the airport. Read More...

Jenggala Keramik, often referred to as simply ‘Jenggala’, is an internationally renowned Bali-based glass and fired-ceramic tableware design and manufacturing company. Read More...

As one of the most popular Bali-based designer labels, Biasa is both for ladies and men seeking easy and cool clothing that is both fashionable and ideal for the tropics. Read More...

A fresh addition to Kuta’s leisure alternatives, the striking new Kuta Beachwalk is a sprawling complex just across from Kuta Beach, housing numerous shops, restaurants and entertainment facilities. Read More...

A convenient stopover at the end of Jalan Kayu Aya, Seminyak Square offers a one-stop shopping and dining experience, with various stores and restaurants, and open-air market stalls offering typical Bali-made items and souvenirs. Read More...

Discovery Shopping Mall is the largest mall in Kuta, featuring a beachfront area with an amphitheatre that borders the beach. It is a 10-minute drive from the airport and just across the road from the Waterbom Bali waterpark. Read More...

Kuta Square is an easy stroll north of the Kuta Art Market and leads to the Jalan Pantai Kuta beach drive. Rows of fashion stores and favourite dining outlets line both sides of this narrow avenue. Read More...

The Ubud Art Market, locally referred to as 'Pasar Seni Ubud' is located opposite the the Puri Saren Royal Ubud Palace and is open daily. Here you can find beautiful silk scarves, lightweight shirts, woven bags, hats; statues, kites and other hand-crafted goods. Read More...

Jalan Monkey Forest is the namesake route passing the famous sanctuary of grey long-tailed macaques. The road follows on further south from Jalan Hanoman and turns at Ubud’s main town centre, across the road from the Puri Saren royal palace. Read More...

Sukawati Art Market, referred to locally as 'Pasar Seni Sukawati', is Bali’s most distinguished and long-standing art market. Distinctively Balinese art items include paintings and wooden figures, handicrafts and traditional handmade products. Read More...

Looking for Bali souvenirs and handcraft items while in Kuta? Head off to the Kuta Art Market, a small, beachside bazaar-like compound at the end of Jalan Bakungsari and adjacent to the Kuta Sidewalk. Read More...

Candidasa boasts several art shops lining the main street open daily and some close early. You can find small souvenirs, handicrafts and art crafts made by locals from the neighboring village. Read More...

The modern and traditional blend in Denpasar; you can either bargain prices down on lower-priced goods or pay full price for fixed-price goods, from handicrafts, cuisine, clothing and more. Read More...

Jimbaran offers fewer options than other tourist areas. Jimbaran is set for seafood and water sport adventures. However, you can still find some qualified stores and antique outlets in this area. Read More...

From the major Kuta beach avenues of Jalan Raya Kuta, Sunset Road, Jalan Pantai Kuta and Kartika Plaza, to narrow alleys such as Poppies Lane, choices for shopaholics here are never scarce. Read More...

Legian is filled with boutiques and art shops that line up the streets of Legian. You can start your shopping adventure from the Jalan Melasti crossroad and up to the Jalan Arjuna route. Read More...

Nusa Dua offers you the most comprehensive international shopping complex: Bali Collection, which presents a hotchpotch of international brands and local labels, and art shops. Read More...

The Sanur Beach shopping scene starts on the beach sidewalks lined with art stalls. There is also a traditional morning market. Further on the streets are various fashion boutiques, jewellery stores, antique shops and galleries. Read More...

The Seminyak Beach shopping scene through recent years has evolved into an upscale haven for fashionistas, and a vast showcase of haute couture. Boutiques boast international and national designer labels. Read More...

Tanjung Benoa is more an area of swanky hotels and water sports and as such doesn't cater to your shopping needs. Yet it still offers a selection of shops other than the hotel boutiques. Read More...

Ubud is where to get handicrafts from every corner of neighbouring villages like Tegallalang, Mas, Celuk and Sukawati - owing to its position at the centre of art communities. Read More...

Bali is a melting pot of cultures and the Balinese have an inborn talent of absorbing different cultural elements, blending them with their own, to produce dynamic new artistic hybrids. Read More...