Pererenan & Canggu · 6 min read
Canggu beach clubs, from chilled sunsets to all day parties
Seven beach clubs between Pererenan and Berawa, sorted from quiet sunset drinks to full volume pool parties.
Canggu beach clubs range from a few loungers on the sand with a good DJ to huge complexes with several pools and a crowd of thousands. The trick is matching the club to your mood. A calm sunset with a cocktail, a long afternoon on a daybed with friends, or a proper party: the coast between Pererenan and Berawa has all three, within about fifteen minutes of each other.
We have sorted these from chill to party. All are confirmed operating in 2025 and 2026 sources. Minimum spends change often, especially for events, so check when you book.
Most of these clubs sit along a stretch of coast you could walk in an hour at low tide, from Pererenan in the north to Berawa in the south. In practice, people ride or take a car between them, because the beach is cut by river mouths and the midday sand gets very hot.
Chilled sunsets near Pererenan
Le Bajo
A relaxed spot by Pererenan beach with a pool you can use for free. Daybeds come with a minimum spend, around IDR 500,000 at the time of writing. Easy to combine with a walk on the beach.
Sol Rooftop
Not a beach club in the classic sense, but a rooftop bar and restaurant above Pererenan beach with ocean views and no minimum spend. Come for an espresso martini and the sunset, stay for small plates.
La Brisa
Built from reclaimed wood and old fishing boats, La Brisa is the most beautiful setting on this coast. There is no entry fee, but most seating has a minimum spend from around IDR 300,000. Go early on Sunday if you want a good table.
Lively but relaxed in central Canggu
The Lawn
Right at the end of Batu Bolong, with a lawn facing the surf and a lively crowd most afternoons. Indoor tables have no entry fee or minimum, while loungers and daybeds start from around IDR 300,000.
Café del Mar Bali
The Bali outpost of the Ibiza name, on Jalan Subak Sari in Berawa. Mediterranean styling, a big pool, sunset sets and a crowd that leans more elegant than wild.
Party Canggu beach clubs in Berawa
FINNS Beach Club
The big one, right on Berawa beach: several pools, DJs all day and a crowd that builds towards sunset. Entry is free but beds have a booking fee and minimum spend, from around IDR 2,500,000 if you book online early. Book ahead in high season.
Atlas Beach Club
A huge venue on Jalan Pantai Berawa, with a giant pool, shows and a festival feeling. Entry rules vary by time of day and event, so check the latest conditions on their channels before you go, and bring your passport.
A simple way to plan a beach club week: one calm sunset in Pererenan, one long afternoon at La Brisa or The Lawn, and, if your group likes a party, one big day in Berawa. Spacing them out keeps them special, and leaves room for the beach itself, which is free and often just as beautiful.
Practical tips for a good beach club day
- Bring your passport or a photo of it. Some clubs check ID at the door.
- Minimum spends are per bed, not per person, so a daybed shared by four is usually good value.
- Expect tax and service on top of menu prices, usually around 15 to 21 percent.
- Do not ride a scooter home after a long afternoon of cocktails. Book a car through an app.
- Weekends and holidays fill up. Reserve beds ahead for Saturday and Sunday.
If you are coming for the surf as much as the music, Echo Beach and Batu Bolong both have breaks right in front of the bars. Our surf guide to Pererenan and Echo Beach explains which wave suits which level.
Dress codes are relaxed almost everywhere: swimwear by the pool, a shirt or a light dress for the restaurant areas. Bags may be checked at the door, and outside food and drinks are not allowed.
And sometimes the best beach club is the one without a minimum spend. Staying at Baliwood Pererenan means you can do a big afternoon at FINNS one day, then spend the next floating in your own pool with music you chose yourself.
