Bali’s Hottest New Beach Club Now Opens At 7am

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Bali has welcomed a new beach club onto the scene. The new Atlas Beach House, located in the heart of Canggu, is not your typical Bali beach club.

At this new coastal hangout, the vibes are all about rest and rejuvenation over raving from dusk till dawn. 

Atlas Beach Club is the biggest beach club in the world. Now the team has welcomed a new venue to the family in the form of Atlas Beach House.

This is Atlas’s home of rest, relaxation, and rejuvenation, and here, all things wellness are the aim of the game. 

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It has to be said, Atlas has really outdone itself here. Implementing a slow living approach from sunrise to way beyond sunset, guests have access to just about every wellness activity they could yearn for.

From jazzucis to saunas and steamrolls, from free-flowing drinks areas to cozy reading nooks, sunlounging decks, and of course a full schedule of activities and events, Atlas Beach House is really a home away from home for holidaymakers. In fact, it’s way more bougie than all of our homes put together!

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In the last week, Atlas Beach House has started opening its doors from 7 am so that guests can make the most of the facilities from the moment the sun rises.

The beach club is open until 10 pm daily. Atlas Beach House is described as “Bali’s first all-day recovery & modern social bathhouse by the beach — designed for rest, reset, and recharge. Combining recovery rituals, mindful movement, spa treatments, and all-day dining in one effortless sanctuary.”

What makes Atlas Beach House even more impressive than the facilities and warm welcome is the rate of the day pass. 

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An all-access day pass costs just IDR 999,000, which is USD 60. There is no other beach club or day club in Bali that provides such massive value for money. Within the all-access day pass, visitors can make the most of the pool club, the jacuzzi zone, the sauna and steam rooms, as well as the cold plunge for contrast therapy. The pass includes free-flow drinks, including beer, wine, and more wellness-aligned refreshers like coconut water.

Complimentary daybed access is included all day, and unlimited access to the all-day buffet too. For those who don’t fancy the buffet or are in the mood for a fuller meal, a full food and beverage menu is available, paid separately. Free flow snacks are thrown in for good measure, and guests have their own day towel and locker too. 

As if more value was possible, the day pass for Atlas Beach House includes access to both Atlas Beach Club and Atlas Super Club (though not special events).

For those who want an even more premium and VIP experience, Atlas Beach House even has its own full-service spa. For an additional charge, visitors can book treatments from the spa menu specifically designed to help guests “indulge in tailored treatments crafted to heal, soothe, and restore.”

Top treatments include the Bamboo Flow Massage, which is described as “a rejuvenating therapy using warm bamboo sticks with firm, rhythmic pressure to release deep muscle tension, improve joint mobility, and encourage restful sleep.” The massage is available to book as a 30-minute, 60-minute, or 90-minute treatment. 

For those who have indulged a little too hard in Bali’s party scene, Atlas Beach House’s spa can perhaps provide an antidote. The Hangover Therapy session is a “focused treatment for the head, neck, shoulders, and back designed to ease stiffness, release tension, and restore clarity. Perfect for relieving fatigue or rebalancing the body after an indulgent evening.”

When asked what to bring as a guest of Atlas Beach House, the team explained, “Only yourself and your swimwear! We’ve got the rest covered — towels, lockers, daybeds, recovery zones, buffet dining, co-working space, and drinks are all included.”