7 Best Places to Go Shopping in Jimbaran

Jenggala Gallery showcases ceramic arts and exhibits by Jenggala Keramik, one of Bali’s leading ceramic producers. An excellent stopover if you’re interested in arts and something different while out and about in Jimbaran, it also hosts regular exhibitions from international ceramic artists, sculptors and painters. 

Children can sign up for Jenggala Gallery's 'paint-a-pot’ workshops. There’s a coffee shop right next to this large contemporary space, as well as a retail outlet selling glass and fired-ceramic tableware.

Paul Ropp Shop Jimbaran stocks men and women’s clothing made with hand-woven fabrics and embroidery. The brand is known for using bold colours and collages, together with cotton and silk for a lightweight and comfortable wear. The store also sells shoes, jewellery and scarves to complement their clothes. 

Paul Ropp's stores often offer clearance sales with up to 50% discounts, making it an excellent stopover if you’re looking for quality clothes and attractive bargains in Jimbaran.  

70°F Koffie is a factory and speciality shop that offers a wide range of packaged beans and blends, including Bali’s home-grown Bali Gold Arabica, rare Peaberry coffee, and luwak (civet cat) coffee. You can also shop for coffee-related products and souvenir items, such as scented candles and coffee mugs. 

You might be interested in joining one of their factory tours, which lets you can learn more about how coffee is processed, all while enjoying a cup of their signature coffee.

By The Sea Bali at AYANA Resort and Spa showcases casual beachwear by Brazilian designer, Renato Vianna. Renato takes high quality, originally designed fabrics and turns them into easy-to-wear, cool and comfortable resort wear. 

Besides cotton shirts with floral motifs, light coloured skirts and dresses, there is also a line of accessories that includes hats, handbags and footwear. By The Sea Bali’s biannual sale offers discounts of up to 70%.

Jimbaran Market is where locals shop for fresh groceries and daily necessities in the morning. It’s located on the Jalan Uluwatu main road, just before the row of seafood cafes along Jimbaran bay. Busiest at sunrise with locals and sellers doing their hard bargaining, the market offers plenty of cheap tropical fruits and vegetables. 

It’s often part of market tours by cooking classes in southern Bali, such as Bumbu Bali and Anika Cooking Class, as well as guest activities offered by notable resorts in Jimbaran. 

Samasta Bali at Movenpick Resort & Spa Jimbaran an open-air lifestyle complex in Jimbaran that offers shops, cafés, restaurants, and a supermarket. You can shop for handicrafts and souvenirs at Asamula Kraf and local fashion brands at Star by The Beach and Asamula boutique. 

Head over to Barrels Steakhouse to enjoy live music and alfresco dining from 7pm onwards. You can enjoy Latin music, dance and BBQ on Saturday at 7.30pm, or catch traditional Balinese performances from Fridays to Sundays.