8 Best Markets in Bali
Where to Go Shopping like a Local in Bali?
Markets in Bali are among the best places to experience the island beyond its beaches and resorts. Set your alarm clock and head to a traditional markets, where long before the beaches fill and the cafes open, traders are setting out the day’s produce, fishermen are unloading their catch, and shoppers are picking up everything needed for the day ahead.
From seafood landed at dawn to workshops-turned-market stalls selling the work of local artisans, these markets showcase the many sides of Bali. Here are our favorites.
8 Best Markets in Bali
- Bedugul Traditional Market
- Pasar Panca Sari
- Kedonganan Fish Market
- Taman Sari Market
- Badung Market
- Ubud Art Market
- Klungkung Traditional Market
- Kuta Art Market
1. Bedugul Traditional Market
Tropical fruits and souvenirs galore
Categoría: Económico, Ir de compras
Bedugul Traditional Market (also known as Candi Kuning Market) in Candikuning has rows of stalls piled high with local farm produce, from flowers and spices to tropical fruits such as mangosteen, bananas, tangerines, and the region’s famous strawberries. Beyond the fruit sellers, you’ll find woven baskets hanging overhead, stacks of colourful sarongs, rattan goods, handcrafted souvenirs, and shelves stocked with local snacks and spices.
Cool mountain air, the scent of freshly picked fruit, and friendly vendors give the market a distinctly local feel that sets it apart from Bali’s more tourist-focused shopping spots. While you’re here, visit nearby Lake Bratan, explore the lakeside Ulun Danu Beratan Temple, or stroll through the Bali Botanical Gardens. Más información
Ubicación: Jl. Kebun Raya No.7, Candikuning, Kec. Baturiti, Kabupaten Tabanan, Bali 82191, Indonesia
Horarios: Daily from 6 am to 6 pm
Bedugul Traditional Market
2. Pasar Panca Sari
Fresh produce beside Lake Buyan
Categoría: Gastronomía en , Ir de compras
The Pasar Panca Sari market lies in Bedugul’s beautiful highland region. Just a short distance from scenic Lake Buyan, it’s where produce from farms and plantations across Bali’s central highlands is brought to market each day. Vendors arrange baskets of vegetables beside stalls draped with flowers, and the rich scent of spices hangs in the air.
Neatly arranged petals, palm-leaf decorations, and ritual essentials reflect the role Hindu traditions continue to play in everyday Balinese life. Afterwards, head to nearby Lake Buyan for sweeping views across the tranquil crater lake, framed by forested hills and some of Bali’s most beautiful highland scenery.
Ubicación: Jalan Pancasari - Baturiti No.54, Pancasari, Sukasada, Buleleng, Bali 81161, Indonesia
Horarios: Daily from 5 am to 7 pm
Pasar Panca Sari
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3. Kedonganan Fish Market
Bali’s largest seafood market
Categoría: Gastronomía en , Ir de compras
Fishing boats line the shore beside Kedonganan Fish Market, where freshly landed seafood is sorted, weighed, and sold throughout the day. Located near Jimbaran Beach and within sight of the runway at I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport, the market is a busy hub for Bali’s fishing industry, attracting traders, restaurant owners, and home cooks in search of the day’s best catch.
As Bali’s largest seafood market, it offers everything from snapper and tuna to prawns, squid, lobster, and mahi-mahi. Arrive just after sunrise to watch fishermen unload the morning’s catch, or come later to pick out your own seafood and have it grilled at one of the nearby beachfront restaurants. Más información
Ubicación: Jalan Pantai Kedonganan, Kedonganan, Kuta, Badung, Bali, Indonesia
Horarios: Monday–Friday from 7 am to 7 pm, Saturday from 7 am to 9 pm, Sunday from 7 am to 8 pm
Kedonganan Fish Market
4. Taman Sari Market
A traditional gem in the heart of Seminyak
Categoría: Económico, Gastronomía en , Ir de compras
One of the few traditional markets within easy reach of Seminyak, Taman Sari Market offers a glimpse of the neighbourhood beyond its beach clubs, boutiques, and luxury villas. Long before the cafes open, vendors are arranging displays of tropical fruit, flowers, spices, and ingredients for the day’s cooking, while shoppers weave through the crowded aisles picking up daily necessities.
Near the junction of Petitenget and Kerobokan, the market begins before sunrise, but be sure to return in the evening. You’ll find rows of food carts serving tasty specialties, so be sure to try bakso, grilled satay, or rice porridge. Más información
Ubicación: Jalan Tangkuban Perahu No.1, Kerobokan, Badung, Bali 80361, Indonesia
Horarios: Daily from 5 am to 11 pm
Taman Sari Market
5. Badung Market
One of Bali’s largest local markets
Categoría: Gastronomía en , Vida nocturna en , Ir de compras
Occupying a four-story building on the eastern bank of the Badung River, Badung Market is one of Bali’s largest traditional markets. The ground floor is packed with fresh produce, meat, seafood, flowers, and spices, while the upper levels are filled with textiles, kitchenware, clothing, ceremonial items, and everyday household goods.
Arrive early and you’ll find farmers, traders, and shoppers navigating crowded aisles stacked high with ingredients bound for kitchens across the island. Afterwards, cross the river to browse the handicrafts at Kumbasari Art Market, or return in the evening when food vendors gather outside the market for one of Denpasar’s liveliest street-food scenes. Más información
Ubicación: Jl. Sulawesi, Dauh Puri Kangin, pasar badung, Kota Denpasar, Bali 80221, Indonesia
Horarios: Hours vary by stall
Badung Market
6. Ubud Art Market
From morning market to craft hub
Categoría: Parejas, Ir de compras
Arrive early at Ubud Art Market and you’ll catch a side of central Ubud that many visitors miss. Before the craft stalls become the focus, vendors set out fresh produce, flowers, and daily essentials, while baskets of colorful offerings await delivery to homes, temples, and businesses across town.
By mid-morning, the market is at its liveliest, with narrow walkways lined by paintings, handcrafted souvenirs, and rich textiles from across the region. Look out for hand-carved masks and detailed woodwork from the artisan communities around Ubud before continuing to Ubud Palace. Más información
Ubicación: Jl. Karna, Ubud, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571, Indonesia
Horarios: Hours vary by stall
Ubud Art Market
7. Klungkung Traditional Market
Eastern Bali’s textile treasure trove
Categoría: Familias, Ir de compras
Standing opposite Kertha Gosa, Klungkung Traditional Market is one of eastern Bali’s largest traditional markets. Early in the morning, the ground floor fills with stalls selling fresh produce, seafood, spices, and ingredients for daily cooking, while shoppers weave through the aisles picking up everything from household essentials to temple offerings.
Spread across three floors, the market is particularly known for its colorful displays of endek, ikat, and songket textiles alongside clothing, handicrafts, and ceremonial goods. Set aside time to browse the fabric stalls before crossing the road to explore the historic pavilions and painted ceilings of Kertha Gosa.
Ubicación: Semarapura Kangin, Klungkung, Bali 80761, Indonesia
Horarios: Daily from 8 am to 4 pm
Klungkung Traditional Market
8. Kuta Art Market
A popular market near an iconic beach
Categoría: Parejas, Familias, Ir de compras
Located just a short walk from Kuta Beach, Kuta Art Market is one of the area’s best-known shopping stops, with a two-story maze of small shops and market stalls tucked behind the busy streets of Kuta. Bargaining remains part of the experience, and it’s easy to lose track of time as you move between racks of colorful sarongs, shelves of carved wooden ornaments, and stalls stacked with gifts destined for suitcases heading home.
When you’ve finished shopping, head down to Kuta Beach to watch one of Bali’s most famous sunsets, as the sky turns shades of orange and pink above the Indian Ocean.
Ubicación: Jalan Raya Kuta, Kuta, Badung, Bali 80361, Indonesia
Horarios: Hours vary by stall
Kuta Art Market
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