Beach clubs in Lombok
Nine clubs across two coasts, from Senggigi's day-pass pools to Kuta's free-entry surf-town scene.
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Lombok has nine beach clubs in Lombok worth knowing about, spread across two coasts that feel worlds apart. The west coast around Senggigi holds the older, more polished day clubs. The south coast around Kuta and Mandalika is the fast-growing surf scene, where most new venues have opened since 2023.
Most places here run on free entry, renting daybeds or cabanas from around IDR 150k to 300k. Only a couple use a redeemable day-pass model. Sunset is the busy window everywhere, and the dry season from May to September is the sweet spot.
The split is simple. Senggigi sits on the west coast, a short drive north of the main towns; Kuta and Mandalika are down south, with venues spreading east to Tanjung Aan and west to Selong Belanak. If you're island-hopping, the Gili Islands beach bars are a short boat ride off Lombok's northwest coast.
Looking for somewhere to stay in Lombok? Here are our picks:
- ★Best overall >> Katamaran Resort
- ★Most popular >> Sheraton Senggigi Beach Resort
- ★Best for Kuta surf town >> Novotel Lombok Resort & Villas
- ★Luxury pick >> Selong Selo Resort & Residences
- ★Boutique pick >> Sudamala Resort, Senggigi
Where are the beach clubs in Lombok?
They split across two coasts. Senggigi on the west is the older resort strip, with the most established day clubs like Beach Club Lombok and Verve Beach Club. Kuta and Mandalika in the south are the fast-growing surf scene, home to Mandalika Beach Club and BARA, spreading east to Tanjung Aan and west to Selong Belanak.
If you're basing yourself in one spot, Senggigi is calmer and better for families, while Kuta is younger and closer to the surf. See our full guide to beach clubs in Indonesia for the wider picture.
Are Lombok's beach clubs cheaper than Bali's?
Yes, noticeably. Most Lombok venues have free entry and rent daybeds from around IDR 150k to 300k, roughly $10 to $19, where Bali's big clubs often run day passes several times that. Even the polished options like Beach Club Lombok cap the day pass near $10 and make it fully redeemable on food and drink.
The trade-off is scale. Lombok's scene is smaller and more laid-back than Canggu or Seminyak, with fewer mega-clubs and more warungs on the sand. That's the appeal for most people who come.
Beach Club Lombok
Beach Club Lombok is the most structured day club on the west coast, run by Bale Solah on the Senggigi strip. An infinity pool sits right over the sand, with daybeds and cabanas facing the water. It draws couples and families more than a party crowd.
The day pass is IDR 150k for adults, IDR 100k for under-16s, and free for under-5s, and it's fully redeemable on food and drink. That buys a daybed, towel, water, parking and beach access from 8am to 5pm. There's an all-day beach menu plus Olivio, a Mediterranean restaurant, for dinner.
It's genuinely good value, effectively a $10 pool day you spend back at the bar. Book a bed ahead for sunset, when it fills up.
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Verve Beach Club
Verve Beach Club is one of Senggigi's most popular spots, set slightly off the main strip with an ocean-view pool and a design-led look. Beanbags and loungers ring the pool, and the crowd skews toward sunset drinks.
The kitchen runs wood-fired pizzas and cocktails, and DJ sets pick up as the light drops. Entry is free and food and drink sit at mid-range Senggigi prices.
It's open daily, roughly 8am to 10pm. There's no dedicated website, so book through its Facebook or Instagram, or just walk in.
Sunbeach Lombok
Sunbeach Lombok is a traditional Indonesian beach warung on the Senggigi sand, and the budget end of the local lineup. Grilled seafood, friendly service and unfussy sunset drinks are the draw.
There's no entry fee and no minimum spend, just sunbeds and umbrellas on the beach. It's the sand-in-your-feet option if you want the coast without a day-club bill.
Joje Beach Bar
Joje Beach Bar is a rustic beachside shack in Senggigi built for cold beer in frosty mugs and calamari in a beanbag. Live bands play at sunset and the mood stays easygoing.
It's a beach bar more than a full day club, but it rents loungers on the sand and charges no entry. Prices are low, which keeps it popular with a mellow drinking crowd.
The south coast around Kuta and Mandalika is the island's fast-growing scene, younger and louder than Senggigi.
Mandalika Beach Club
Mandalika Beach Club is the marquee day club on the south coast, sitting on Mandalika Beach inside the KEK Mandalika development. It pitches itself as a premium beachfront destination, with swimming pools, dining and sunset sessions.
This is the polished, higher-spend option in Kuta. Expect a day rate that includes food and drink credit, a resident DJ, and space for events.
It suits a mixed tourist crowd after a designed, resort-style beach day rather than a cheap warung. Book ahead for sunset and weekends.
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BARA sits right in the heart of Kuta's main strip and is the party-leaning choice in the south. It's built around a large pool with a resident DJ, and it's widely rated for having some of the island's best food.
The kitchen leans on open-flame cooking, wood-fired pizzas, grilled meats and seafood, plus an in-house bakery. Weekly deals run steak, pizza and 2-for-1 cocktail nights, with a monthly Sunday brunch.
Entry is free, but food and drink sit at the higher end for Kuta and a daybed likely carries a minimum spend. It's the spot for a loud, social afternoon that rolls into the evening.
Ketapang Beach Bar & Restaurant
Ketapang Beach Bar & Restaurant is a beachfront hangout on the Kuta coastline, part beach club and part sports bar. Bamboo architecture and daybeds face the Indian Ocean.
The menu runs steaks, burgers and pasta, with mains a reasonable IDR 60k to 150k, roughly $4 to $10. Big screens show sport and there's live music most nights.
Entry is free and it opens early to late, so it works for daytime lounging and evening drinks alike.
Further west, around Selong Belanak and Torok Bay, the beaches turn quieter and the venues more resort-led.
Laut Biru Bar & Restaurant
Laut Biru Bar & Restaurant is the landmark venue on Selong Belanak, tied to Sempiak Seaside Resort. Its driftwood-and-white look blends into the sand.
It's more a bar and restaurant than a sunbed day club, with feet-in-the-sand dining, a deck, and a menu spanning local seafood, beef rendang and homemade ice cream. Bonfire dinners and sunset are the reason to come.
There's no entry fee, and dining sits at the mid-to-high end. It's open daily, 8am to 10pm, and reservations are worth it at sunset.
Amber Lombok Beach Resort
Amber Lombok Beach Resort is a 38-room resort on Torok Bay with a beach club that guests single out in reviews. It sits on a wide, quiet stretch near Selong Belanak.
The food is contemporary and Australian-inspired, and the beach frontage is broad and calm. It works as a resort-style alternative to the busier Kuta day clubs.
Because it's tied to the hotel, confirm non-guest day access before you go. Prices are at resort level.
Frequently asked questions about Lombok beach clubs
How much do beach clubs in Lombok cost?
Most charge no entry fee and just rent a daybed or cabana, usually IDR 150k to 300k, about $10 to $19. Beach Club Lombok runs an IDR 150k day pass that's fully redeemable on food and drink. Mandalika Beach Club is the premium exception, with a higher day rate that includes food and drink credit.
Do you need to book beach clubs in Lombok in advance?
For a normal day, no. You can walk in at most Senggigi and Kuta spots, including Verve Beach Club and the budget warungs. Booking a daybed ahead is worth it at sunset and on weekends, especially at Beach Club Lombok and Mandalika Beach Club, where the best beds fill up fast.
What is the best beach club in Lombok?
It depends on the coast. For a polished pool day on the west coast, Beach Club Lombok in Senggigi is the pick, with its redeemable day pass and infinity pool. In the south, Mandalika Beach Club is the premium choice and BARA the party one.
Do Lombok beach clubs charge an entry fee?
Most don't. Venues like Verve Beach Club, BARA and the Senggigi warungs are free to enter, and you pay only for food, drinks or a daybed. The main exceptions are Beach Club Lombok, with a redeemable day pass, and Mandalika Beach Club, which builds credit into its day rate.
When is the best time to visit beach clubs in Lombok?
Sunset is the busy window everywhere, so arrive mid-afternoon to claim a lounger. The dry season from May to September brings the most reliable weather and the biggest crowds. Clubs stay open year-round, but the wet months from November to March are quieter and can bring afternoon storms.
