Finns Beach Club Bali

Finns Beach Club Bali 2026: Entry Fee & Dress Code

Finns Beach Club Bali 2026: Entry Fee, Prices & Dress Code

Finns Beach Club at Berawa Beach, Canggu, has no entrance fee for walk-in guests. Daybeds require a booking fee starting from roughly IDR 300,000–500,000 (~$19–31), fully convertible to food and drink credit. The club opens 11am to midnight daily (except Nyepi) and is adults-only (16+). Arrive before 1pm for the lowest daybed rates and quietest pool time. Sunset is when the party peaks.

Beach Club Bali
Beach Club Bali

The 10-Second Verdict

Entry fee: Free walk-in · daybeds from IDR 300k (~$19), redeemable as F&B credit

Dress code: Casual — but face/neck tattoos, alcohol-branded shirts, sports jerseys and matching group outfits get you turned away

Best time: Before 1pm for value; 5–8pm for the sunset party

Halal-friendly? Halal-friendly menu items exist, but no halal certification and the venue is alcohol-centered — details below

Calmer alternative: Potato Head (Seminyak) for design + chill; Atlas (Canggu) for families

Is Entry Free? Daybed vs. Walk-In

Walk-In Entry — Best for Casual Drinks and Sunset

Entry is free. You can walk into Finns, use the bar and restaurant seating, and pay only for what you consume. There is no minimum spend for walk-ins.

  • Pool access: Free, but you must rent a towel and locker (IDR 50,000–100,000 / ~$3–6, plus IDR 400,000 refundable locker deposit)
  • Best for: Solo travelers, couples on a budget, or anyone who just wants sunset cocktails without committing to a daybed

Daybed Booking — Best for the Full Experience

If you want a guaranteed poolside spot, book a daybed on the official Finns website. The booking fee acts as a food and drink credit — you do not lose it.

Arrive Before 1pm

Fee: ~IDR 300k–500k (~$19–31)

Check-in: Must arrive by 1pm

Includes: Daybed + full F&B credit

Ultimate Experience

Fee: ~IDR 800k–1.2m (~$50–75)

Check-in: Anytime

Includes: Daybed + credit + welcome drink + VIP check-in + free towel/locker

VIP Oceanfront

Fee: ~IDR 1.5m+ (~$94+)

Check-in: Anytime

Includes: Escorted entry, premium bed, exclusive menu, mimosas

Key rule: If you book “Arrive Before 1pm” and show up late, your daybed may be reassigned. You keep the credit, but you wait on a priority list for another bed.

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Finns vs. Potato Head vs. Atlas — How They Compare

Finns Beach Club Bali
Finns Beach Club Bali

All three sit within 20 minutes of each other, and they answer three different questions:

Finns — Berawa, Canggu

Entry: Free walk-in; daybeds from IDR 300k (~$19)

Dress code: Moderate — tattoo/branding bans enforced

Kids: No — adults-only 16+ since May 2025

Best for: The big sunset party, groups, budget flexibility

Dealbreaker: Peak sunset crowds; strictest door policy of the three

Potato Head — Seminyak

Entry: Free — except 4:00–6:30pm sunset cover of IDR 200–250k (~$13–16), fully redeemable for drinks

Daybeds: From IDR 1.5m++ (~$94+) minimum spend — pricier than Finns

Dress code: None — “come as you are”; family- and pet-friendly

Best for: Design lovers, couples, eco-conscious travelers (zero-waste philosophy)

Dealbreaker: Chill, not party — if you want EDM and a crowd, this isn’t it

Atlas — Berawa, Canggu

Entry: IDR 150k–200k (~$10–13) walk-in — one of the only Bali clubs that charges; Rp 300k (~$19) day pass includes welcome drink + towel

Kids: Yes — dedicated kids’ pool, under 120cm free; kids out by 9pm

Best for: Families and first-timers — it’s the largest beach club in Southeast Asia

Dealbreaker: Entry fee for what Finns gives you free; reviews of the 2.0 relaunch are mixed on value

My short version: party + value = Finns. Design + calm = Potato Head. Kids in tow = Atlas, because Finns won’t let them in anyway.

Opening Hours & Best Time to Arrive

Hours — 11am to Midnight, 364 Days a Year

  • Regular & Garden Party: 11am–12am daily
  • VIP Beach Club: 10am–12am daily
  • Closed: Nyepi (Balinese Day of Silence) only

Best Time — Arrive Before 1pm for Value, Stay for Sunset

11am–1pm

Relaxed, empty pools, best photo light. Daybed cost: lowest. Cheapest beds, no crowd

1pm–5pm

Filling up, DJ starts, energy builds. Daybed cost: standard. Good balance of sun and social

5pm–8pm

Sunset peak, full party mode. Daybed cost: highest / sold out. Best atmosphere, scarcest beds

8pm–12am

Night party, dinner crowd. Bar/restaurant only. Live vocalists, happy-hour 2-for-1 cocktails

Weekends are busiest year-round. Visit Tuesday–Thursday for a laid-back vibe; Friday–Sunday after 5pm is peak party.

Dress Code — What Actually Gets You Turned Away

Finns has a “slight” dress code — casual is fine, but there are hard no-gos.

The Non-Negotiable Bans

  • No facial, head or neck tattoos — zero exceptions
  • No alcohol-branded clothing — no Bintang shirts, vodka hats, etc.
  • No sports-branded gear — leave the football jerseys at home
  • No matching group outfits or costumes — stag parties in matching shirts will be refused
  • No gang colors or AFL jerseys

Minimum Standard — Men

T-shirts, shorts (including board shorts), and sandals/thongs are the baseline. After 6pm in restaurants, change out of wet swimwear into something dry.

Minimum Standard — Women

Shirt/blouse, shorts or sarong, and footwear. Swimwear is required for the pool, and burkinis are permitted.

Pool Rules

You cannot enter the pool without proper swimwear. T-shirts and regular clothes in the pool are not allowed.

Food & Drink — Halal Options & the Alcohol Question

Straight answer: Finns is not halal-certified, and it is an alcohol-centered venue. The menu includes halal-friendly items — Indonesian dishes and chicken options that Muslim travelers report ordering — but there is no certification, alcohol flows everywhere, and the evening atmosphere is unambiguously a party. If you keep halal strictly, Finns works as a sunset-view stop with a mocktail, not as a dining destination. Canggu’s Muslim-friendly warungs and the halal cafés around Batu Bolong are the better dinner plan — do Finns for the view, eat elsewhere.

Location & How to Get There

Address: Jl. Pantai Berawa No.99, Canggu, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361

  • Nearest area: Berawa Beach, Canggu (northwest of Seminyak)
  • From Seminyak: 15–20 minutes by scooter or car
  • From Ubud: 45–60 minutes
  • Parking: Free valet for cars and motorbikes, security-checked on entry

Important: There are two separate entrances — one for Finns Beach Club / Garden Party, one for Finns VIP, roughly 2 minutes apart on foot. If your Grab driver drops you at the wrong one, just walk across. And note: you cannot enter Finns directly from the beach — everyone passes through the front security entrance.

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How to Book Finns in 3 Steps

  1. Go direct: Book only at the official Finns website — Finns does not authorize third-party sellers (no Klook, no GetYourGuide), and bookings made elsewhere are not guaranteed
  2. Pick your slot: “Arrive Before 1pm” for the lowest daybed rate; anytime check-in tiers cost more but forgive late arrivals
  3. Choose your exact bed: Online booking lets you select your seat on the venue map — oceanfront goes first on weekends

Is Finns Worth It? The Honest Verdict

Yes — with one caveat. Free entry plus a fully-redeemable daybed credit makes Finns one of the fairest deals in the Bali beach-club scene: your IDR 300k “fee” comes back as lunch and drinks, so a full pool day realistically costs $20–35 per person. The production — multiple pools, swim-up bars, nightly sunset party — is genuinely world-class.

Who Should Skip It

Skip Finns if crowds kill your vibe — sunset on a weekend is a thousand people competing for the same horizon. Skip it as a family (kids aren’t allowed — take Atlas instead). Skip it as a strict-halal traveler looking for dinner (see above). And skip the VIP Oceanfront tier unless it’s a celebration — the standard “Before 1pm” bed gives you 90% of the experience for a fifth of the price.

FAQ

Is Finns Beach Club family-friendly?

No. Since May 2025, Finns is adults-only (16+). No children are permitted, even with parents.

Can I buy tickets from Klook or third-party sites?

No. Finns does not authorize third-party sellers. Daybeds and event tickets are only sold on the official Finns website. Bookings made elsewhere are not guaranteed.

Do I need to book a daybed in advance?

Not for walk-in bar access, but yes if you want a pool bed. Daybeds often sell out before doors open, especially on weekends. Booking online also lets you choose your exact seat.

What is the cheapest way to experience Finns?

Walk in for free, grab a seat at the bar, and order drinks during happy hour. If you want the pool, rent a towel and locker for IDR 50,000–100,000 instead of booking a daybed.

Can I leave and come back?

No re-entry on special events like New Year’s Eve. On regular days, the policy is stricter than most clubs — assume you cannot leave and return without paying again.

Bottom Line

Finns Beach Club is free to enter and surprisingly accessible for a venue that bills itself as the world’s best. The only mandatory cost is what you eat and drink — or a daybed booking if you want guaranteed poolside real estate.

Our recommendation: Book an “Arrive Before 1pm” daybed online for the lowest rate, swim through the quiet morning, then let the sunset party find you. Bring swimwear, leave the Bintang shirt at home, and budget IDR 300k–500k (~$19–31) per person for a full day with food and drinks.

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by Sorin

Sorin is a freelance travel writer. He is an experienced travel writer and traveller. Since 2012 he explored more than 60 countries on 4 continents: Asia, Europe, Africa and North America. Currently is based in Romania after spending the last 7 years in Myanmar.