Sundays Beach Club
The actual beach. Worth the door price.
Last updated July 2026
Entry, spend structure and timing.
| Club | Entry / minimum-spend structure | Best visit window |
|---|---|---|
| Sundays Beach Club | Entry plus consumption credit; structure changes often | Morning beach hours through sunset bonfire |
Prices and minimum spends change by date, event and seating tier. Confirm the current booking terms directly with the venue.
Quick Facts
- Where: Private cove below The Ungasan Clifftop Resort, accessed by a cliff inclinator
- Entry: Recent visitors report around 250,000 IDR entry plus a 400,000 IDR consumption credit per adult; older pricing was quoted as a single 800,000 IDR pass including credit. Kids 5 to 11 around 100,000 IDR plus 200,000 IDR credit, under fives free. Either way, most of what you pay comes back as food and drink
- Included: Towel, bean bag or lounger, and free use of kayaks, paddleboards and snorkelling gear
- Hours: Daily from morning to around 10pm, with sunset bonfires and live music
- Getting there: 20 to 30 minutes from Uluwatu bases. From Canggu or Seminyak it can exceed an hour each way, so base yourself on the Bukit for this one
The Vibe
The only entry on this list that is genuinely a beach first and a club second on the mainland. A protected white-sand cove with calm, clear, swimmable water, which is rare gold on the Bukit where most clubs perch on cliffs above unswimmable reef. Days are paddleboards and snorkelling, evenings are bonfires on the sand with marshmallows and live music. It's barefoot luxury for couples and one of the few premium venues that truly works for families.
The Shot
The cove from the clifftop before you descend: turquoise water, white sand, limestone walls, the whole composition handed to you. Down on the sand, the bonfires at blue hour with the last light on the water are the frame nobody leaves without. Bring a fast lens for the fire shots. The inclinator ride down the cliff face is a video moment in itself.
What Recent Visitors Say
The most consistent five-star pattern of any club in this guide. The entry fee triggers initial scepticism in almost every review, and almost every review then concludes it was worth it once the credit, the included water sports and the setting are tallied. People call it bliss, paradise, the best beach day of their trip. The criticisms that do appear: it's a long, traffic-exposed drive from the Canggu-Seminyak belt, service away from the VIP areas can be inconsistent when full, and prices on the menu are resort-level. Arrive at opening; reviewers are unanimous that the morning hours are the magic ones.
Verdict
Second, and the best full beach day money can buy on the mainland. Every cliff club in the south sells you a view of the ocean; Sundays sells you the ocean. It misses top spot only because the club that beats it does it with more character and a lower bill.
Region Note
Uluwatu pack, and it's the anchor recommendation. Build the day around it: morning arrival, water sports before the afternoon tide, sunset bonfire, then a short ride home. Do not day-trip this from Canggu; that's the exact mistake this brand exists to prevent.
Sean's Take
One of my favourite Bali memories, simple as that. A group of us took a cabana for the day, and there's something genuinely special about being set up in a beautiful cabana on that beach with the cliffs rising around you. The gondola service down the cliff face means the steps never enter your day, which matters more than you'd think by the afternoon. And then at sunset they light the bonfire on the sand and the whole cove turns golden. Book the cabana, bring your people.