La Brisa Beach Club in Bali: Guide to Visiting
La Brisa Beach Club is one of the most popular travel destinations in the Canggu area – The famous La Brisa Sunsets are all over Instagram reels, and it’s one of the top recommended spots to visit in Bali – Especially if you visit on weekends for their famous Sunday Market.
✔️ La Brisa Quick Guide
💸 Admission: Free for General Admission – Beach Beds are per consumption.
🛵 How to Get There: Grab & Gojek taxi apps.
🌅 Best Time to Visit: The best time to visit La Brisa is at sunset every day, or on Sundays from 10 AM – 4 PM for their Sunday Market.
🍔 Known For Great food (Spanish Tapas) and sunset views.

All About La Brisa Beach Club
La Brisa is famous for being one of the most Instagrammable sunset spots in all of Bali, and that’s for a good reason! The sunsets on Bali’s western coast are considered the most spectacular on the island. La Brisa Beach Club, with its Spanish-Galleon-Shipwreck theme, has an unbeatable vibe to watch the surfers as the sun goes down at the end of a long day on the Island of Gods.


Mainly serving Spanish Tapas and Mediterranean food, with a Bali twist (of course), you’ll find dishes like Char-Grilled Octopus, and Tomato Burrata Salad, next to island classics like fresh whole coconut. Make sure not to miss the Paella Pop-Up stand every weekend at their Sunday Market – The Sunday Market at La Brisa is open 10 AM – 4 PM and is a not-to-miss Canggu activity.





Things You Can Do at La Brisa Beach Club
🌅 Watch the Best Sunset in Canggu 🇪🇸 Eat ALL The Spanish Tapas 🍋 Visit the Sunday Market 🥘 Hold Lunch At Their Sunday Street Food Hall 🏄♀️ Watch the Surfers 🚣♂️ Book the Unique “Boat” Day Bed 🍕 Eat a Wood-Fired Pizza 💨 Have a Hookah by the Beach 🍹 Enjoy Their Specialty Cocktails

La Brisa Beach Club Prices & Entrance Fees
La Brisa doesn’t charge an entrance fee for their beach club, or their Sunday Market. The only time you would have to pay an entrance fee at La Brisa Beach Club in Bali is if you’re attending one of their events, which are usually held in the evening. Instead of charging an entrance fee, La Brisa has minimum consumption requirements for certain beach beds at their club.
La Brisa Beach Club Minimum Spend
Depending on which seat you choose at La Brisa Beach Club, there are different minimum consumption amounts you need to meet:

Bean Bags
The iconic bean bag seats are scattered all around La Brisa – Most with fantastic views of the beach and sunset. The bean bag chairs are first come first serve, and are seated in pairs of two.
💰Price: 600K Rupiah Minimum Consumption, sits 2 People.

Sofa Bed
💰Price: 1.4 Million Rupiah Minimum Consumption, sits 5 People.
💡 Tip! After 5 PM there are smaller sofa beds available at the front of La Brisa for sunset, these sit two and are only 600K IDR min spend.

Big Day Beds
The big day beds at La Brisa are something special – They come in covered cabana-style, or like a typical beach bed. Some are even double-deckers!
💰Price: 2 Million Rupiah Minimum Consumption, sits 8-10 People.

Sunset Tables
Unfortunately, tables that used to have no minimum spend at La Brisa now do! Basically, anywhere with a great view of the sunset, whether top or bottom floor, expect to meet a minimum consumption.
💰Price: 1.8 Million Rupiah Minimum Consumption, sits 4 People.

“The Boat”
The famous boat bed at La Brisa is an iconic part of the Spanish shipwreck-themed beach club. With front-row views of the beach, it’s a great way to spend a memorable time at La Brisa!
💰Price: 2 Million Rupiah Minimum Consumption, Sits 4 People.
👉 Note! These prices are prone to change (and frequently do!)
La Brisa: Menu
The menu at La Brisa is what I would describe as “Tropical Tapas”. There’s a heavy emphasis on Mediterranean cuisines, like char-grilled Octopus, Calamari, and cheese & charcuterie boards – But you’re also able to find more island-vibes dishes like tropical fruit platters, coconut ice cream, and fresh whole coconut drinks. In addition to the Tapas, there’s also a Japanese influence on their menu with items like Poke Bowls and Edamame.


My Top Tips for Visiting La Brisa Beach Club



All About La Brisa’s Sunday Market
Selling genuine handmade goods direct from craftsmen, the Sunday Market also has a farmer’s market pop-up where you can buy fresh produce and homemade bread, as well as a street food stall section. While visiting the Sunday Market is the perfect chill daytime activity in Canggu, I recommend going early, preferably before 11 AM, because it is known to get crowded and sell out of popular items!
Tip! Try the Paella Bar Pop-up at the Sunday Market at La Brisa (it’s usually sold out by 2 PM!)
Pros & Cons of La Brisa Beach Club in Canggu
✔️ La Brisa: Pros
✔️ There’s enough seating at La Brisa that everyone can get a fantastic view of the sunset.
✔️ La Brisa is probably the best sunset spot in Canggu if not all of Bali!
✔️ No entry fee or minimum spend for entrance.
✔️ Amazing Sunday Market
✔️ VERY fast wifi for a beach club: 100 MBPS!
✔️ 50% Minimum spend discount 10 AM – 12 PM.
✔️ Great theming: They’re not trying to please everyone at La Brisa, but with its limited menu it does what it does very well!
✔️ Casual Atmosphere – You can feel comfortable dipping into La Brisa just as if it were a beach restaurant to watch the sunset, it doesn’t take a lot of planning or booking.
❌ La Brisa: Cons
❌ Pretty small portions, even for the things marked as “Big Plates” on the menu.
❌ They confiscate water bottles – This always annoys me, I get not offering complimentary water, but c’mon!