Low-key spots, with affordable drinks let you unwind and make new friends, while upscale bars and pubs attract you with delicious cocktails, imported beers, fantastic food, and world-class musical entertainment. Not keen on dressing up for the night and want to stay in your shorts and t-shirt? No worries. Want to get dressed up in your fancy gear and step out to be seen? The island offers a wide range of nightlife experiences for visitors of all type.
Bali is generally a peaceful place, let's respect that Single girls are safe but stay alert and choose good company particularly in Kuta area Guys! Put on a T-Shirt! Watch out for Happy Hours and Special Events. Bali has long been a center for clubbing and going out at night. Nearly half a century ago, the island was a popular stop for hippies and surfers, and its relaxed and tolerant culture has allowed a thriving party scene to grow over the decades.
Its relative proximity to Australia, Japan, Singapore and the continous stream of visitors from those countries turned Bali into a world-class destination for nightlife. Bali has no enforced opening and closing times for clubs and discos allowing them to stay open till late, with the music sometimes still playing at sunrise. Although the real parties and action happens after midnight , going out might start early, with happy hours available in many restaurants, bars, and clubs, and sunset drinks are a daily pastime, whether in a luxurious beachside lounge in Seminyak or on a bench by the waves in Kuta.
Bali's South - Kuta or Seminyak? Bali nightlife is diverse, yet certain types of crowds, venues, and music are found more in specific areas. Here, also most expatriates hang out. The focus is on beautiful venues with top of the line sound systems and international DJs playing house, techno, dubstep , and other cutting edge sounds.
Drinks are of a higher quality, often made by the most skilled bartenders with imported ingredients. New hot spots often pop up and then shut down as soon as they get popular.
