Atlas Beach Club

Atlas is one of the biggest openings Berawa has seen: a beachfront complex on Jalan Pantai Berawa that bundles several venues into one address. There’s the Beach Club for daytime pool sessions, a Super Club for after-dark parties, a separate Wellness Club, hotel accommodation, banquet space and padel courts that the venue bills as the first with a sea view.

The idea is that you can spend an entire day and night without leaving, swim, eat, play a round of padel, recover at the wellness club, then head into the Super Club when the sun has gone. The scale makes it a popular choice for groups and celebrations.

The vibe

Big, bright and festive. Daytime is about the pools and loungers with music building towards sunset, while the Super Club switches the mood to a full nightclub with shows and production. Crowds are a mix of domestic and international visitors, and weekends are busy.

Food & drinks

Each venue has its own menu, with the Beach Club and Super Club running separate food and drink lists. The IDR 300k day pass includes a selected welcome drink along with pool access, towel hire and entry to the show, which makes it a straightforward way to try the place without committing to a minimum spend.

Facilities & activities

• Beach Club with pools and daybeds.
• Super Club for late-night parties and shows.
• Wellness Club, run as a separate brand.
• Padel courts facing the ocean.
• Hotel rooms, banquet facilities and a membership programme.

Who it suits

Atlas suits visitors who like big, lively venues with lots going on, groups of friends, families of adults, celebration parties and anyone who wants to combine sport, pool time and nightlife in one location. The padel courts are a genuine point of difference: few places anywhere let you play with the ocean in view, and a morning game followed by a day pass by the pool is a very Berawa way to spend a day.

For corporate groups and weddings, the banquet facilities and on-site hotel make logistics simple, and the membership programme rewards repeat visits from long-stay guests. If you prefer a quieter setting, visit on a weekday afternoon when the pools are calmer, or head to the Wellness Club, which runs as its own brand with a different, restorative focus compared with the party zones.

Best time to go

For a relaxed pool day, weekday mornings and early afternoons are calmest. Padel is best booked early, before the midday heat. Weekends and evenings bring the full party atmosphere and shows, and the Super Club takes over after dark. Dry season from April to October brings the best sunsets along the Berawa coast.

Tips for your visit

• Book daybeds or private areas ahead through the website or WhatsApp.
• Book a padel court early in the morning before the heat builds.
• Check the website for each venue’s current opening hours, as they differ.
• Allow extra time: Jalan Pantai Berawa traffic is slow at sunset.