Mari Beach Club Batu Belig: Daybed Prices, Drinks and Busy Hours

The cheapest seat at Mari Beach Club is a bar stool with a minimum spend of IDR 250,000 per person; a sunset daybed for two starts at IDR 1.55 million. Those figures come from the official reservation page, checked in September 2026, and apply to the midday slot. One detail many maps and articles get wrong: the address is Jl. Batu Belig No.66, Kerobokan Kelod, between Seminyak and Berawa. Tell a driver "Berawa" and you may be dropped 3 km too far north.

What to order and what it costs

According to the drinks menu Mari uploaded on 24 August 2026, every signature cocktail (Semara Highball, Mari Sunset, Mega Senja, Embun Sukma and others) costs IDR 185k, classic cocktails IDR 175k, mocktails IDR 110k. Kura Kura Lager is IDR 120k, San Miguel IDR 135k, Corona IDR 150k. Wine by the glass starts at IDR 190k, and a jug of sangria is IDR 900k, which makes sense for four people. Add 8% service and 10% tax to everything.

From the food menu: fries IDR 95k, chicken wings IDR 140k, four fish tacos IDR 165k, deluxe poke bowl IDR 205k, sashimi platter IDR 350k. The kitchen uses no pork or lard. For two people on a sunset daybed, two cocktails each plus two plates nearly covers the IDR 1.55 million minimum, so do the maths before booking a bigger seat.

• Bar stool / Solé bar: IDR 250k per person
• Sunset stairs: IDR 350k per person
• Main bar table (2 people): IDR 550-700k
• Bean bag (2 people): IDR 1.3-1.55 million
• Sunset daybed (2 people): IDR 1.55-1.75 million; with canopy IDR 1.75-2.05 million
• Poolside daybed (up to 4): IDR 2-2.3 million
• VIP bungalow (up to 12): IDR 4.8-6.5 million

These are the lowest rates, for arrivals between 11am and 3:30pm. After that, especially close to sunset, they go up.

Busy hours, atmosphere and who it suits

The official site lists 12pm-10pm daily. Ocean-facing seats are most contested from 5pm to 7pm. The regular programme leans towards easy entertainment rather than a party: Sunset Rhythm Session on Monday and Tuesday at 6pm, Kecak dance on Wednesday at 6:30pm, and Melayah (a Balinese cultural show) on Thursday at 6pm.

Mari has a shallow pool for children, so afternoons draw plenty of families. If you want loud DJs and a dancing crowd, it will feel quiet; the Best Beach Clubs Bali review also calls the food overpriced for the portions and notes that half the daybeds have no shade. Bring a hat or book a canopy daybed if you arrive at 1pm.

Dress code, age and the small print

• Smart casual; proper swimwear in the pools. Clothing with alcohol-brand logos is not allowed.
• No age limit is published. Children under 8 must be supervised by an adult.
• Card payments may carry a 2.5% surcharge on top.
• The surf at Batu Belig beach is strong; swim in the pool, not the sea, especially after a few drinks.

Getting there and booking

• Location: View Mari Beach Club on Google Maps
• Bookings: maribeachclub.com/reservation, or email [email protected]. Book at least a day ahead for weekend sunset slots.
• Official Instagram: @maribeachclubbali (latest events)
• There is on-site parking. Jl. Batu Belig is narrow and gridlocked roughly 4:30pm-7pm, worst coming from Jl. Petitenget. Arrive before 4pm or take a ride-hailing scooter.

Want to compare with bigger clubs nearby? Read our Potato Head Seminyak review or the Bali beach club comparison. The cheapest way to do Mari well: take the sunset stairs at IDR 350k each, arrive at 4pm, and leave before the road locks up.