15 Fun & Unique Things to do in Kuta – Bali Guide 2026

In this article, we’ll share the best things to do in Kuta in 2026. Kuta, a lively, fun, and vibrant town located in the south of Bali, is known for its stunning beaches, bustling nightlife, and rich cultural experiences. Almost everyone who visits Bali spends some time in Kuta, making it essential to know the top attractions and activities to make the most of your stay.

Having visited Kuta many times, we’re excited to share this up-to-date article on the best things to do in the area. Our recommendations are fresh, fun, and current, including prices, locations, and other details to help you plan an epic trip. From our numerous visits, we’ve experienced first-hand the energy and excitement that Kuta has to offer, and we’re super excited to share our insights & inspo with you.

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Summary of the BEST things to do in Kuta

• Take a surf lesson – Check out 27 Surf School 150,000IDR for 1.5 hours (around £8 or $10)
• Enjoy a beautiful Bali sunset – Free just go to Kuta beach in the evening
• WaterBom Bali – Day passes range in price £20 – £30, Daily 9am – 6pm
• Crumb and Coaster cafe – rustic boutique cafe
• Play at Lippo Mall – young kids, 50,000IDR – 75,000IDR (£3 – £4 or $3.50 – $5) 10am – 10pm. 
• Try Nasi Champur – Tasty local food 30,000IDR – 60,000IDR (£1.50 – £3 or $2 or $4)
• Villa with a private pool – Abia Villas £200 – £400 ($250 – $500) per night
• Explore the temples – FREE, several Hindu and Buddhist temples around
• Visit the Bali Sea Turtle Society – FREE, ask about baby turtle releases
• Explore the Markets – remember to barter
• Smoothie Bowl – Juice House 60,000IDR – 100,000IDR (roughly £3 – £5 or $3.50 = $7)
• Get a waffle – Check out Flapjacks Kuta 50,000IDR – 120,000IDR (£2.50 – £6 or $3 – $8)
• Beer Cycle Bali – Bar on wheels! 2 hours, all you can drink 600,000IDR – 700,000IDR per person (around £30 – £40 or $35 – $50)
• Jamie Oliver’s restaurant – High end gourmet restaurant, UK & American cuisine
• Beachwalk Shopping center Kuta – Main shopping mall in Kuta

Map of the best things to do in Kuta

Here is a handy map below, pinpointing the locations of all the best activities and attractions in Kuta

Why visit Kuta?

First up, Kuta is a great hub for exploring Bali. Due to the airport this is where most people start and end their Bali trip – so almost everyone who goes to Bali at least travels through Kuta. But it is worth staying a few days if you can make the time. 

Kuta is known for its stunning beaches, vibrant nightlife, and a wide range of restaurants, bars, and shops. Kuta is a perfect destination if you’re looking for a lively and bustling atmosphere with plenty of activities. Alongside all the tourism and chaos, Kuta also has plenty of deep rich culture and local life.

One of the main attractions of Kuta is its beautiful beaches, which are ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and surfing. The area is home to some of the best waves in Bali, making it a popular destination for surfers from all around the world. Additionally, there are plenty of beachside bars and restaurants, offering a range of local and international cuisine and drinks.

Aside from the beaches, Kuta also has a bustling nightlife scene, with plenty of bars, nightclubs, and live music venues. The area is particularly popular with young travelers who are looking for a lively and fun atmosphere. What’s more, Kuta has a range of shopping options, from street markets to luxury malls, where you can find anything from traditional handicrafts to designer fashion.

How do you get around in Kuta? 

Walking: Kuta is not a large area – only a few kilometers across. It only takes around 20 – 30 minutes to walk across Kuta. You can also enjoy exploring the markets, back streets and shops as you walk around. You can also walk along the beach. 

Taxi: Taxi is a fast, efficient and cheap way to get around in Bali. You can use the Grab taxi app to get taxis in Kuta – and the advantage is that you can get a reasonable price for your taxi. Expect to pay around 20,000IDR – 60,000IDR for taxi rides around Kuta (roughly £1 – £3 or $1.20 – $4)

Bike rental: A fun, fast and convenient way to get around Kuta is bike rental. You can rent motorbikes in Bali for around 100,000IDR – 200,000IDR (roughly £5 – £10 or $6 – $12). Take care the traffic in Kuta can be pretty intense at times. Also watch out for the one way system around town. This can make it tricky to navigate. Also always remember to ride carefully & wear a helmet to stay safe. The roads around here can be crazy! 

Car rental: Another way to travel around Kuta is car rental. In all honesty we don’t really recommend car rental if you’re just staying in Kuta. The one way system and traffic mean that car rental is not great just for exploring Kuta. But if you are planning to take a bigger trip around Bali – then you may wish to rent a car, and this can help you travel around in Kuta. 

What is the best time of year to visit Kuta? 

Bali is a hot tropical climate with high temperatures and humidity throughout the year. You can expect the temperatures to reach a sweaty 25 – 30 degrees celsius throughout the year. There are two seasons in Bali – the hot dry season and the hot wet season: 

Generally, the dry season between May and September is considered the best time to visit Kuta and Bali in general. During the dry season, the weather is generally sunny and dry, making it the perfect time to enjoy the beaches and outdoor activities. The surf is also at its best during this time. However, because of the ideal weather conditions, the dry season is also the busiest time of the year, with more tourists and higher prices.

If you prefer fewer crowds and lower prices, you may want to consider visiting Kuta during the wet season, which runs from October to April. Despite the name, it doesn’t rain all day, every day, but you can expect occasional rain showers. The wet season can be a great time to visit if you don’t mind the occasional rain and want to enjoy a more peaceful and relaxed atmosphere.

TOP TIP: Kuta can get busy any time of the year. We recommend booking your accommodation a couple of weeks in advance if possible. You will get a lot more choice if you are able to book early. 

What things are available in Kuta?

Kuta is one of the most developed areas in Bali with plenty of shops, cafes and restaurants. You can find most things that you are likely to need in Kuta. Here is a feel for the things that are available in the area: 

Food: There are plenty of cafes, restaurants and convenience stores to buy food in Kuta. There is a broad range of international food available in Kuta. Local food is cheap, tasty and readily available. There are also plenty of international chains too. 

Drinks: You can buy drinks from convenience stores. This includes bottles of water, soft drinks and also alcoholic drinks. There are also plenty of bars and coffee shops around Kuta. 

Shopping: Kuta is also a great place for shopping. Whether you’re looking for shopping malls, brand names, local markets or clothes made with a local touch Kuta has it all. There is also a supermarket in the basement of Lippo Mall. 

Sim cards: There are several small street side shops selling mobile phone accessories and sim cards. This is a great way to pick up a local sim card for your trip. You can then use the Grab taxi app on the go. 

ATMs: There are also plenty of ATM machines around Kuta so it’s very easy to get cash out. 

What are some of the challenges of staying in Kuta?

We do love Kuta but it does have its own challenges. Here are a few challenges of staying in Kuta: 

• Busiest area of Bali: As the busiest area of Bali Kuta can have its own challenges. For example the better places to stay can get booked up quite early. Book your accommodation early if possible. Also be aware of your belongings – especially in public places like the beach.
• One way systems: Kuta has some frustrating one way systems around town. These can be quite counter-intuitive and make navigation challenging. 
• Traffic: The popularity of Kuta also means that the traffic can be quite intense and chaotic. Some areas can get very congested meaning you have to wait hours in queues. 
• High prices: Kuta is one of the most touristy areas of Bali (an island that is already a popular tourist destination). This can result in relatively high prices in Kuta – and locals who are less willing to barter. 
• Scams: As far as we can tell there aren’t lots of scams in Kuta. However locals may try to over charge. The worst place is the airport arrivals area. Locals may push hard to sell taxis and even lie about prices and exchange rates to massively over charge you. 
• Less authentic local experiences: As a tourist hub, it can be harder to see the local culture and have authentic local experiences. So if you really want to experience Balinese culture we recommend getting out of Kuta and heading north. 

Safety tips for Kuta

Here are a few safety tips to help you enjoy Kuta and stay safe on your trip: 

• Beware of pickpockets and petty theft. Keep your valuables close to you and avoid carrying large sums of cash.
• Be careful when crossing the street, as traffic in Bali can be chaotic. Always use designated crosswalks and look both ways before crossing.
• Only use official taxis and avoid unlicensed taxis, which may not have proper safety standards. Grab is a great way to get registered taxis in the area. 
• Be cautious when swimming in the ocean, as strong currents and undertows can be dangerous. Always obey warning signs.
• Drink only bottled water and avoid tap water to prevent getting sick.
• Be mindful of your alcohol intake and avoid excessive drinking, especially if you plan to swim or drive.
• As ever, be aware of your surroundings and avoid walking alone late at night. Stick to well-lit areas and travel with a group if possible.

Suggested 2 day itinerary in Kuta

Here is a recommended 2 day itinerary to show how you could fit in all of the main attractions in Kuta in 2 days: 

Day 1 

9am Breakfast: enjoy a smoothie bowl or pancakes at Flapjacks

10am explore the beach and visit the Bali Sea Turtle Society

12pm try some Nasi Champur

1pm explore some temples

4pm take a surf lesson

6pm Sunset and a drink on Kuta beach

Day 2

9am Breakfast at the Crumb and Coaster

10am Head to Waterbom Bali for an amazing day at the water park

4pm Shopping on the markets 

6pm Sunset at Kuta beach

What are the BEST day trips from Kuta

Here are a few of our TOP PICK day trips from Kuta Bali

The Nusa Penida full day trip

Around £30 or $40

Explore the wonders and beauty of the South coast of Bali. This tour includes: Kelingking beach and the T-rex cliffs, swim at the Angel Billabong infinity pool and snorkeling at Crystal Bay & hotel pick up and drop off from Kuta.

Best of Ubud day trip

Around £30 – £40 or $40 – $50

Explore the beautiful town of Ubud and the surrounding areas. Includes: Tegenungan Waterfall, Ubud Monkey Forest, Tegalalang rice terrace, Bali Pulina or Kumulilir for coffee tasting and Tirta Empul Temple. Includes free hotel pick up and drop off from Kuta. 

Eastern Bali’s best waterfalls tour

Around £20 or $25

Experience the wild intrepid waterfalls of eastern Bali. Includes: Suwat Waterfall, Manuaba Waterfall, Tegenungan Waterfall, and Kanto Lampo Waterfall plus visit Coffee making process. This trip includes hotel pick up and drop off from Kuta. 

The BEST things to do in Kuta

1 Try a surf lesson

If you’re looking for fun and active things to do in Kuta, why not take a surf lesson? Kuta beach is one of the best beaches for surfing in Bali. We loved surfing here. The conditions are generally pretty good for beginners with small waves (normally less than 1m depending on the conditions). Private one to one surf lessons in Kuta are impressively cheap. Lessons cost around 150,000IDR for 1.5 hours (around £8 or $10). You can rent a surfboard for 50,000IDR for an hour (around £3 or $3.50). The best time to surf is late afternoon – things are a little calmer at this time and the sun is less intense. We recommend booking a lesson with an established surf school. To find out more check out 27 Surf School in Kuta.

2 Enjoy a beautiful Bali sunset

One of our favorite things to do in Kuta is enjoy a stunning beach sunset. Kuta, as a west facing beach, is a great spot to enjoy the vibrant southeast Asian sunsets. There is a great atmosphere on Kuta beach at sunset. Kuta really comes to life in the evening – whether you want to grab a drink, take a swim, or surf at sunset, this area has a lovely vibe. If you’re expecting to have a tranquil paradise sunset beach all to yourself, Kuta isn’t going to do it for you. Kuta beach is very busy and it can actually get crowded at sunset time – but there is a nice atmosphere. For a more tranquil sunset beach we recommend that you consider some of the beaches further north on the west coast of Bali.

3 Go to WaterBom Bali

For an exhilarating family-friendly activity in Kuta, check out the WaterBom Bali waterpark. If you’re really looking for an adrenaline rush check out Smashdown 2.0 with its 26m vertical drop. Another popular slide at WaterBom is the Superbowl, which is a slide that takes you through a swirling bowl before dropping you into a pool below. In addition to the water slides, the park also has a lazy river, wave pool, kids’ area with miniature slides and fountains, and a range of food outlets and souvenir shops. Day passes range in price £20 – £30. You can get WaterBom tickets on klook. Open daily from 9am – 6pm.

4 Have breakfast at the Crumb and Coaster

One of our favorite things to do in Kuta is eat! There is plenty of amazing local and international food here. Don’t miss the awesome Crumb and Coaster cafe in Kuta. This small boutique cafe serves a range of fresh and delicious food and drinks. Their menu includes things like poached eggs, avocado on sourdough toast, pastries and treats like brownies. They also serve amazing coffee. You can probably tell from the description that this cafe is not the cheapest place around. The Crumb and Coaster has a lovely relaxed atmosphere – but it can get busy at times. Even at busy times the service is still efficient and reasonably quick. Prices range between 50,000IDR – 200,000IDR (roughly £3 – £12). Opening hours: 7.30am – 11pm. Address: Jl. Benesari No.2E, Kuta, Kec. Kuta, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361, Indonesia

5 Visit the Soft play at Lippo Mall

If you’re traveling Bali with toddlers or young kids, don’t miss the soft play spaces located on the ground floor and basement floor of Lippo Mall in Kuta. One of the best play spaces at Lippo mall is Play Land. There is a great range of activities. The indoor play spaces are a great thing to do in Bali with kids on a rainy day. The soft play places have a range of activities to engage kids such as ball pits, climbing forts, a small indoor climbing wall and more. The soft play is pretty cheap here: 50,000IDR – 75,000IDR (roughly £3 – £4 or $3.50 – $5), open daily from 10am – 10pm. 

6 Try Nasi Champur

Looking for cultural things to do in Kuta? We highly recommend trying some local food. You really can find a very broad range of international foods in Kuta, but don’t miss the amazing tasty local food. Local street food in Kuta is tasty and very affordable. nasi champur means “mixed rice”. Typically you are given a portion of rice and then select curries. Various foods are added such as eggs, veggies, fish and bean curd. This delicious dish is traditionally served in a basket. A portion of nasi champur generally costs around 30,000IDR – 60,000IDR (£1.50 – £3 or $2 or $4). If you’re looking for nasi champur then check out Warung Muslim Podomoro on Jalan Tamansari. This friendly little cafe serves fresh, tasty and delicious nasi champur. 

7 Stay at a Villa with a private pool

If you’re looking for decadent things to do in Kuta consider a stay in a luxury villa with a private swimming pool! Abia Villas is a luxury 5-star property. Each villa features an en-suite bathroom, equipped with a large bathtub and a private, secluded outdoor shower area (showering outdoors is a unique experience). The beds are extremely comfortable, and the excellent air conditioning allows you to select the perfect temperature for your comfort. 

We are particularly impressed with the large, clean outdoor private swimming pool that accompanies each villa. We’re not just talking plunge pools – there are proper swimming pools. You can also enjoy the private terrace and seating areas, perfect for relaxing. The one-bedroom villa with a private pool sleeps up to three people (double bed and sofa bed) and is priced at £200 per night. The two-bedroom villa with a private pool sleeps four people (two double beds) and costs £400 per night. 

8 Explore the temples

Bali has a beautiful and unique fusion of Hindu and Buddhist religion. Religion plays a huge role in people’s daily life in Bali. If you’re looking for cultural things to do in Bali we recommend paying a visit to one of the many temples in the area. Balinese temples tend to be aesthetically beautiful with stone sculptures, carvings and artwork. Here are a few temples that you can visit in the Kuta area: Dalem Tunon Temple, Adat Segara Pura Desa Kuta and Vihara Dharmayana Kuta. Locals are happy to welcome visitors to temples; If you are planning to visit a temple in Kuta it is important to dress in such a way as to respect the local culture. Generally speaking it is important to keep your knees and shoulders covered. You are also required to wear a sarong to visit many of the temples in Bali. 

9 Visit the Bali Sea Turtle Society

If you’re looking for meaningful and interesting things to do in Bali make sure you drop by the Bali Sea Turtle Society (BSTS). This awesome center is dedicated to protection, conservation and education. You can learn about turtle reproduction, nesting and conservation techniques and they also protect baby turtles for 24 hours after hatching to help them grow a little stronger before releasing them into the wild. If you are interested in being involved in a baby turtle release – please drop them a message to find out about their next releases. It is free to visit the Bali Sea Turtle Society – this organization runs entirely on donations.

10 Explore the Markets

Kuta is also a great place for shopping! There are several small markets around Kuta. They tend to sell a range of gifts, clothes and local merch. The markets in the Kuta area are not very cheap. The high number of tourists here keeps prices higher. Bartering is acceptable – and necessary to get a fair price. You can find small streetside markets along Jalan Kartika plaza and Jalan Poppies Lane 1. 

11 Smoothie Bowl

One of our favorite things to do when we arrive in Kuta is grab a smoothie bowl! Smoothie bowls are delicious, healthy and filling. You can find smoothie bowls all around Kuta – whether its small boutique coffee shops or restaurants. They are often served in half a coconut shell. A thick sweet natural smoothie is topped with fresh cut fruit muesli or granola, nuts and dried fruits. A smoothie bowl normally costs around 60,000IDR – 100,000IDR (roughly £3 – £5 or $3.50 = $7). One of our favorite smoothie bowl places in Kuta is the Juice House located on Jalan Samudra. 

12 Get a waffle

Ok, waffles may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Bali. But we do want to give a shout out to the epic waffles and pancake stacks at Flapjacks Kuta. Whether you’re looking for a late night dessert or a treatful breakfast – Flapjacks doesn’t disappoint. They have a super tempting menu with icecreams, milkshakes, smoothies, waffles and pancakes. They also serve delicious coffee too! Most dishes range in price between 50,000IDR – 120,000IDR (£2.50 – £6 or $3 – $8). There are actually a couple of Flapjacks restaurants in Kuta and they are open daily from 8am – 11pm.

13 Beer Cycle Bali

If you’re walking the streets of Kuta it wont be long before you see a mobile bar drive past you. Wait? What? A mobile bar? Yep, this is a thing in Bali! Beer Cycle Bali offer small open air beer buses which drive around the town whilst you sip a beer and watch the craziness of Kuta. Beer cycle tours take around 2 hours and include free flow drinks, with onboard security and entertainment. This unique experience costs around 600,000IDR – 700,000IDR per person (around £30 – £40 or $35 – $50).

14 Check out Jamie Oliver’s restaurant

Kuta has a wide range of restaurants – everything from very cheap street food all the way up to premium dining. One of the more up market restaurants is the Jamie Oliver Kitchen. This gourmet restaurant has a range of dishes based on the creative work of the British Celeb chef Jamie Oliver. You can get pastas, pizzas, burgers and much more at this decadent restaurant.

Most dishes range from 100,000IDR – 300,000IDR (£5 – £15 or $6 – $18) at the Jamie Oliver Kitchen in Kuta. This is on the pricey side for the area – but if you’re looking for a tasty western fix, Jamie Oliver delivers. 

15 Beachwalk Shopping center Kuta

Kuta is the touristy cosmo district of Bali. If you’re looking for things to do in Kuta don’t miss the Beachwalk shopping centre located on Jalan Pantai Kuta in central Kuta. This shopping centre has a range of clothes shops including some bigger brand names. There are also plenty of cafes and restaurants here too. So if you’re looking for western and international brand names in Bali – Beachwalk is probably your best bet. As you would expect, prices are higher in a mall like this. Even if you’re not planning on shopping, this is a nice way to escape the heat and get a blast of A.C. 

What are the BEST places to stay in Kuta?

For a full review of these hotels don’t miss our in-depth guide to the best hotels in Kuta Bali

1 Guest house KupuKupu39

Price per night around £15

The Guest House KupuKupu39 is one of the BEST hotels in Kuta for budget and proximity to the airport. This budget-friendly guest house offers standard double rooms. They are basic, but clean and comfortable. The tile floors, simple ensuite bathroom, and good air conditioning provide all the essentials you need for a comfortable stay. In addition, each room comes with a kettle and fridge. You also have access to shared kitchen facilities. One of the great benefits of Guest House KupuKupu39 is its location. Just a few hundred meters from the beach.

2 D’Pande Kuta

Price range £15 – £20

D’Pande Kuta is a budget-friendly accommodation option located in the heart of Kuta, Bali. In our view this property is one of the best budget options right in the heart of Kuta. Despite its central location, D’Pande Kuta is situated in a reasonably quiet area, allowing you to enjoy a peaceful stay while still having easy access to plenty of shops, cafes, bars, and restaurants. The property is also just a 5-minute walk from the famous Kuta Beach.

3 Bakung Beach Resort

Price range £15 – £120

This lovely hotel is surrounded by lush tropical gardens and has a large, deep pool (4m) with a swim-up bar, as well as a shallow kids pool area (the pools are connected so careful supervision is essential if your kids are not swimmers). For an additional fee, you can also enjoy a delicious buffet breakfast. But even without breakfast, there are plenty of local and international dining options nearby, as well as convenience stores and markets. The rooms at Bakung Beach Resort are simple, clean, and come with ensuite bathrooms, air conditioning, and fridges. 

4 Sulis Beach Hotel & Spa

Price range £30 – £70

This beautiful 4-star hotel offers great value for money with rates ranging from £30 to £70. We love the stunning rooftop swimming pool with ocean views. It’s the perfect spot to relax and take in the beautiful surroundings. Located close to the airport, Sulis Beach Hotel & Spa is a very convenient choice for the start or end of your trip to Bali. Additionally, there are plenty of local food options and shops nearby.

5 The Magani Hotel and Spa

Price range £60 – £160

The Magani Hotel and Spa is a 4-star mid-range hotel offering a sleek and minimalist design with contemporary interior decor. The spacious suites are well-furnished, offering a comfortable and relaxing atmosphere. The hotel offers a wide range of rooms to choose from, with prices ranging from £60 to £160 per night. 

6 Amnaya Resort Kuta

Price range £70 – £700

The beautiful Amnaya Resort offers a range of suites that range in price from £70 to £700. The resort boasts a trendy, bold, and stylish design with vibrant East Asian-inspired decor, creating a beautiful and luxurious atmosphere. The outdoor swimming pool and gardens provide a tranquil and relaxing oasis, perfect for unwinding and soaking up the sun. The stylish double or twin room is the most affordable option, priced around £70 per night. This room offers large windows, a balcony, and a sociable seating area, making it a stylish and comfortable choice.

7 Poppies Bali

Price range £80 – £100

Looking for a tranquil and peaceful sanctuary right in the heart of Kuta? Check out Poppies Bali!

Located just a 5-minute walk from the beach, this hotel offers a great location in central Kuta with plenty of cafes, shops, restaurants, and markets nearby. But what makes Poppies Bali truly special is its ability to provide natural beauty and a peaceful atmosphere to escape the intense bustle of Kuta. The hotel boasts very beautiful gardens and outdoor swimming pools, featuring ornate water features, stone sculptures, flowers, and tropical foliage. Sun loungers and terraces offer the perfect place to unwind and enjoy the tranquil surroundings. 

8 The Anvaya Beach Resort Bali

Price range £100 – £1,800

The Anvaya Beach Resort is a 5-star resort located on the beachfront and boasts a large and luxurious design. This resort has a large grass lawn, outdoor pool with ocean views, and two restaurants – Kunyit Restaurant for Indonesian cuisine and Sands Restaurant for international food. Additionally, there is a spa, bar, and fitness centre. The cheapest room option is the deluxe double or single room, starting at around £100 per night. These rooms are comfortable and well-designed, offering a luxurious atmosphere for your stay. 

9 The Bandha Hotel & Suites

Price range £120 – £520

The Bandha Hotel & Suites is a luxurious 5-star property that offers a superlative experience for its guests. We love this hotel’s light Asia-Modern interior design theme, which creates an elegant and inviting atmosphere. Nestled in an excellent location, just a stone’s throw away from the beach and in the bustling northern area of Kuta, Bali, this hotel has everything you could hope for. With a plethora of shops, cafes, and restaurants nearby, you can enjoy easy access to the vibrant local scene. The Bandha Hotel & Suites offers a wide range of rooms and suites to cater to diverse preferences and budgets. Room rates range from £115 to £500 per night. 

10 Abia Villas

Price range £120 – £400

Abia Villas is luxury 5-star property located just a few kilometers north of Kuta, Bali. Each villa features an en-suite bathroom, equipped with a large bathtub and a private, secluded outdoor shower area (showering outdoors is a unique experience). The beds are extremely comfortable, and the excellent air conditioning allows you to select the perfect temperature for your comfort. We are particularly impressed with the large, clean outdoor private swimming pool that accompanies each villa.