The nightclubs in Bali play host daily to large crowds seeking to dance and party the night away after a day filled with beaches, surfing, hikes and temples. The best clubs on the island are mostly centred around Kuta, Seminyak and Legian, the party hubs thronged by mostly couples and younger travellers. These nightclubs offer fantastic and loud music, great drinks and food and friendly hospitality all year round.
Here is our list of the best nightclubs to visit when in Bali -
1. The Warehouse
Timings: 11 PM - 5 AM (Friday and Saturday)
Entry Fee: IDR 100,000 (includes your first drink)
2. LXXY Bali
Located at Legian street in Bali, LXXY Bali is one of the largest and most glamorous nightclubs in Bali. Started by a group of like-minded young entrepreneurs sharing a devilish love for partying and music, LXXY offers its guests a grand nightlife experience replete with state-of-the-art sound systems and lighting, a sumptuous buffet and a rooftop with an elegant jacuzzi. A buffet entry package can also be bought on a per-person basis. However, do note that food and drinks are on the expensive side.
Timings: 6 PM - 3 AM (Monday to Sunday)
Entry Fee: IDR 184,000
3. Club Jenja
Housing immaculate lounge areas with even a special VIP section and a large modern bar with ample seating, Club Jenja is a club for those who like to party in style. It is a part of the TS Suite Hotels and is complimentary for TS guests. Known for hosting renowned DJs, the club offers a fantastic nightlife experience and is even a great venue for those who are looking to socialise without breaking a sweat on the dance floor.
Timings: 10 PM - 4 AM (Wednesday to Saturday)
Entry Fee: IDR 150,000 - 250,000 (highest for after midnight)
4. Mirror Lounge & Club
Among the newest nightclubs in Bali, Mirror Lounge and Club has cemented itself among the best with its impeccable service, bombastic parties and striking lighting arrangements. Designed to imitate the interiors of a cathedral, step inside to be amazed by dazzling rays of lights and colourful wall decor. Drinks and food are pricey, and sometimes it might be challenging to get a seat so remember to be an early bird to enjoy the best of the night.
Timings: 10 PM – 3 AM (Tuesday to Sunday)
Entry Fee: IDR 200,000 (includes a complimentary drink)
5. Red Ruby
Drawing inspiration from some of Europe's most elite clubs in Barcelona, Ibiza, Amsterdam and Berlin, Red Ruby in central Seminyak aims to provide its patrons with the purest of nightlife experiences in all of Bali. New York's iconic discos from the 70s and 80s are highlighted in its interiors with a particular Balinese twist. While the club offers the best of modern-day electronic music, the terrace shines in contrast with fine cocktails and bar food with live Jazz music in the background.
Timings: 11 PM - 6 AM (Tuesday to Sunday)
Entry Fee: IDR 100,000 (includes a complimentary drink)
6. La Favela
A Mexican-themed club with a bar and patio, La Favela, owned by a lovely Latino couple in Bali, offers a fantastic ambience, food and drinks. The excellent hospitality of the staff starts right outside the door and extends till they leave. Make sure to make reservations in advance when visiting in large groups. While a minor bummer, guests must ensure not to wear beachwear, including shorts and flip-flops or entry will be denied.
Timings: 5PM – 3AM (Monday to Friday)| 5PM – 12AM (Saturday)| 12PM – 3PM, 5PM – 3AM (Sunday)
Entry Fee: Enquire from the establishment
7. Motel Mexicola
The second Mexican-themed institution on this list, and for a good reason, is Motel Mexicola. This restaurant cum club is quite popular for serving authentic Mexican cuisine as though one were eating straight out of the streets across Mexico. One of the 'happiest' nightclubs in Bali, Motel Mexicola is renowned for its fantastic and all-around fun vibe, with even the staff joining the dance floor revelries and socialising with guests making everyone feel at home. Checking on and reserving a table beforehand is recommended to be ahead of the weekend rush hours.
Timings: 11 AM - 1 AM (Sunday to Thursday) | 11 AM -1.30 AM (Friday to Saturday)
Entry Fee: Free
8. Potato Head Beach Club
Potato Head Beach Club is a beachfront avenue that greets guests decked with an infinity pool, a candlelit seabed, three exemplified restaurants, and four distinguished bars. It is open on all days of the week and is among the most well-known nightclubs in Bali. Guests can enjoy their drinks in the pool or on sunbeds while watching a calm sunset across the beach. As the night grows older, DJs and dancers take over the lawn and party the night away well into the morning.
Timings: 10 AM – 2 AM (Daily)
Entry Fee: Free (minimum spend for cabana or daybed)
9. Behind The Green Door
Very popular for its fine curation of drinks and expertise in mixology, Behind The Green Door is a club with a lounge and cocktail bar. The club emphasises the experience that food and beverages bring for a wholesome nightlife experience, and this can be seen through their menu with the choicest of dishes and cocktails. Do note that the establishment allows guests in only with a password, so message them on Instagram or call ahead to book your slots!
Timings: 7 PM - 3 AM (Daily)
Entry Fee: Enquire from the establishment
10. ShiShi Nightclub & Izakaya Lounge
Eclectic Asian fare, cocktails & dancing are what guests are welcomed to in ShiShi Nightclub & Izakaya Lounge, a 3-floor nightspot with stylish and modern decor. It harbours the fusion of the 80s disco and the starry night sky ceiling. The all-you-can-eat buffet is offered at a modest USD 12 (IDR 1,86,595), complete with an amiable ambience and comfortable seating. After dinner is when the dance floors are lit up with fantastic music and thronged by guests looking to twist their feet well into the morning.
The club has a strict dress code, not permitting singlets, sandals, or beach wear , and an age limit of 21 years and above. On ladies' nights, complimentary food and drinks are available from 6 PM to 8 PM.
Timings: 6 PM - 3 AM (Daily)
Entry Fee: Free (for women)
The nightclubs in Bali represent a melting pot of cultures which the island has grown into ever since it experienced a boom in tourism. With influences of modern music, cuisine, drinks and even architecture from other parts of the world, these fine establishments do no stray away from their Balinese roots of friendliness and hospitaliity.
