Potato Head Beach Club has been recognised by Condé Nast Traveller as one of the best holiday destinations in the world and acknowledged as a true institution in Bali. Potato Head Beach Club’s beautiful site is located in Seminyak, Bali’s premier destination and was designed by the acclaimed Indonesian architect Andra Matin.

As you arrive you will be greeted by the magisterial sight of our ‘Colosseum’, a towering elliptical façade of mismatched 18th century teak window shutters collected from across the Indonesian archipelago. You will discover the Beach Club’s 500-square meter lawn, two bars, two restaurants and the infinity pool with views to the sparkling Indian Ocean beyond. Whether it’s in the infinity pool, on a daybed, under the shade of swaying palms, or at restaurants, you are invited to swim, eat, sip and relax any way you like.

Atlas Beach Club is the newest beach club that just opened in Bali in 2022. It's the largest beach club in Bali with department stores, restaurants, a nightclub, a giant swimming pool area, multiple bars, chill-out areas and even a huge artificial waterfall.

This Bali’s newest and biggest beach club is also home to music festivals, beach parties, and many trendy restaurants. Go early to soak up the sun in comfy sun lounges, have a happy hour drink then start to dance after it gets dark.

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Sanur Night Market offers truly authentic Indonesian food with an authentic local mood. Prepare for a mouthwatering experience as tourists stroll among stalls of food vendors. From traditional snacks to Indonesian cuisine, there are around 25 vendors ready to serve customers. This local market is one of the best places to shop at Bali in Night for food items, groceries, and garden-fresh fruits and vegetables.

Sanur Night Market is, in fact, the nightly transformation of the traditional Sindhu market where most of the locals and Sanur residents source their daily necessities, ritual items, and morning groceries. By night, usually around 6pm, it provides a sensory experience with its local food stalls opening up and meals on wheels rolling in before cooking up anything from lamb satay to fried rice at very local prices – great for budget travellers.

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At one of the most popular beach destinations in the world known for its surfing and sunbathing spot, you can find a market that sells a myriad of authentic Balinese handicrafts. Located only a few walks from Segara Beach, Kuta Art Market is a perfect spot for those who are looking to do a shopping spree after spending a fun time under the sun. Kuta Art Market is an important part of Kuta’s history, and still plays a major role as one of the longstanding traditional landmarks in the area.

Locally called Pasar Seni Desa Adat Kuta (Art Market of the Kuta Traditional Village), the market has 6 main shophouses and a long building with many stalls. The shops sell a wide range of typical Bali souvenirs such as surfboard fridge magnets, keychains, beer holders, sandals, Bali print T-shirts and colourful sarongs and fabrics. Kuta Art Market has rows of modern shops and international brands selling mostly beachwear and tropical-themed clothes.

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