🛍️ Bali Souvenir Shopping – Markets, Souvenirs, Prices & Tips (2025)

Bali is known for its handmade crafts, traditional textiles, wood carvings, paintings and locally roasted coffee. Whether you’re browsing atmospheric markets in Ubud, small stalls in Kuta or designer boutiques in Seminyak, you’ll find plenty of gifts that actually feel special—not just fridge magnets.

Most markets open daily and are busiest in the late morning and late afternoon. For a calmer experience and slightly better prices, go earlier in the day.

• 🎨 Ubud Art Market – Famous for handmade products like rattan bags, woven baskets and traditional textiles.
• 🧺 Kuta Art Market – Near the beach; wide range of simple gifts and clothes with negotiable prices.
• 🪷 Sukawati Art Market – Long-standing traditional market with relatively low prices; good for bulk shopping.
• 🛍️ Seminyak Boutiques – Trendy shops with clothing, jewelry and home décor by local designers.

• Hand-carved wooden sculptures and masks.
• Balinese paintings – from traditional scenes to modern art.
• Traditional Batik clothing and sarongs.
• Kopi Luwak and other locally roasted Balinese coffee.
• Stylish rattan bags, hats and accessories.
• Balinese incense, aromatic oils and spa products.

• Batik clothing: around USD 5 – 20.
• Small wooden carvings: about USD 10 – 25.
• Paintings: roughly USD 30 – 150 (size & artist).
• Kopi Luwak coffee: about USD 15 – 40 per bag.
• Rattan bags: approximately USD 10 – 25.

Prices depend on quality, size, location and your bargaining skills. Expect higher prices in Seminyak boutiques than in traditional markets.

• Bargaining is normal in traditional markets—start lower than the asking price and negotiate with a smile.
• Check product quality, especially for wood (no cracks) and packaged coffee (expiry date, sealed bags).
• Carry some cash; not all stalls accept cards, especially outside main tourist zones.
• Prefer eco-friendly items and products that support local artisans and communities.

🖼️ Photos

• Bali souvenir shopping – Google Images

Browsing recent photos gives you a good idea of market layouts, crowds and typical stalls before you go.

Prefer someone else to handle transport, parking and navigation? Join a Bali shopping tour where a local guide takes you to the best markets for your style and budget:

• 🛍️ Shopping Tours in Bali – GetYourGuide