Exploring the Sunset Vibes at the Most Iconic Beach Clubs Uluwatu

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Imagine standing on the edge of a cliff in Uluwatu, the sea breeze blowing, music blasting, and the sun starting to fall as it colors the sky. This is where the hottest clubs in Bali come in to make you lose track of time! From cozy beach clubs for chilling out to glitzy day clubs full of big-name DJs, Uluwatu has it all. Whether you’re here to dance, soak up the sun, or refuel in between at some of the best restaurants in Uluwatu, the energy here is unbeatable. So, get ready to rock the party, chill out, and get some shut-eye while enjoying the vibe you can only get here. Ready? Let’s take a look at some of the best clubs in Bali that you should definitely head to!

Savaya

Okay, listen, if you’ve ever wondered what to do in Uluwatu, I’d say, first off, visit the beach club. And if you can only go to one beach clubs Uluwatu, let it be Savaya. It’s literally on top of a cliff, with dramatic views of the ocean — even more spectacular at sunset. There’s an infinity pool, a poolside bar, and the iconic cube that’s often used as a photo backdrop. Many international DJs have been spotted here, including Zedd, The Chainsmokers, Diplo, and Jason Derulo. If you’re into electronic music, you can always check their schedule on the website.

Entrance tickets usually start from IDR 150,000 — 300,000, depending on the event, and if you want to sit in a cabana, expect to spend around IDR 3 million (including the minimum spend). Drinks range from mineral water (IDR 35,000) to cocktails (IDR 170,000), while their food is also top-notch. From steak, pizza, seafood platter, and shareable munchies.

Ulu Cliffhouse

If you prefer a little more flexibility — where you can chill during the day but also rock out at night, Ulu Cliffhouse is exactly what you need. It’s located on top of a cliff (yes, another epic cliff club!), with super cozy sitting spots and a view of the ocean that could beat your wallpaper. During the day, people come to soak up the sun, get lunch, or just have a cocktail and mingle. But as soon as the afternoon turns to darkness… the music picks up, the lights dim, and the atmosphere changes completely!

Entry is free if you come before 8 PM, so it’s a great deal for anyone wanting to get a glimpse and not spend a fortune. If you come during a night event, tickets run around IDR 150,000. They also have a VIP area with a minimum spend of around IDR 3 million and above, perfect for big groups. The food here is quite diverse — there’s pizza, burgers, fried rice, and seafood platters, with prices starting from IDR 100,000.

El Kabron

Being one of the best beach clubs in Uluwatu, El Kabron has its own unique attraction: the view of the vast ocean from the high cliffs and the swimming pool that looks like it blends into the sea if taken at the right angle. This place is adult-only, so it’s nice for anyone wanting to unwind without the buzz of kiddies. The Mediterranean menu is top-notch, especially the paella, which is a big favorite. The tapas are also not to be underrated; it’s a must-try!

To enjoy the VIP area, you can expect to spend a minimum of IDR 1.5 million plus the cost of amenities. Food options range from tapas at around IDR 85,000 to more premium fresh seafood. Cocktails and champagne are also available.

Single Fin

Single Fin has become a legend in Uluwatu, a gathering place for surfers, travelers, and sunset lovers from far and wide. It’s located right on top of a cliff with a stunning view of the ocean, and the friendly vibes are enough to make you stay for a good long while. Other than a well-stocked bar area with a wide selection of drinks, you can also enjoy live music every weekend, keeping the whole thing alive and kicking. The spacious outdoor spot is also perfect for hanging out with good friends while enjoying the cool sea breeze.

If you’ve run out of things to do in Uluwatu Bali, perhaps you should go watch fellow surfers riding the waves from the cliff holding cocktails. Oh, and the food menu varies from light snacks that cost around IDR 50,000 to the main menu, which is in the range of IDR 150,000. Beverages here are also well-rounded, ranging from soft drinks at around IDR 30,000 to craft cocktails at around IDR 120,000.

Karma Beach Bali

While others are on the cliff top, Karma Beach Bali offers a slightly different approach to the usual beach club scene. It’s located more exclusively and privately under the cliffs of Uluwatu. To reach the beach, you’ll have to climb down some fairly challenging stairs, but all that effort will be rewarded with clean white sand, clear water, and a soothing ambiance. You’ll lose track of time.

Food prices start from IDR 100,000, with drinks ranging from fresh juices to tropical cocktails at around IDR 150,000. There are also daybed packages that usually start from IDR 1 million for the day, including access to the beach and other exclusive facilities.

So, which one of these clubs do you wanna visit in Bali?