Every Sunday, Seminyak’s most iconic beachfront venue transforms into Bali’s most beloved weekly gathering. The Sunday Market at Ku De Ta brings together a handpicked lineup of celebrated restaurants, artisan vendors, jewellery makers, and lifestyle brands, all with the Indian Ocean as your backdrop.
Whether you’re a Bali local looking for a proper Sunday ritual or a visitor wanting to experience Seminyak beyond the usual, the Sunday Market offers something you won’t find anywhere else on the island: six restaurant kitchens, curated shopping, family activities, and Ku De Ta cocktails, all in one afternoon.
At a Glance
📍 Location: Ku De Ta, Jl. Kayu Aya No.9, Seminyak, Bali
🗓 Frequency: Every Sunday, year-round
🍽 Food Tenants: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
🛍 Retail & Market: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
👨👩👧 Kids Activities: 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Food & Drink: Seminyak’s Finest, All in One Place
The Sunday Market is the only place in Seminyak where you can move between six distinct restaurant experiences in a single afternoon, each one celebrated in its own right, all made better with sea air and a Ku De Ta cocktail in hand.
Ku De Ta & Saltlick
The centrepiece of the Sunday Market food experience. Ku De Ta and Saltlick come together to offer a signature charcuterie spread and bakery selection that is as indulgent as the setting deserves. Pair your charcuterie board with house-baked classic sourdough, and a rotating selection of pastries and sweets, think malva pudding, salted caramel cookies, and freshly baked French croissants.
Drinks: Pair your meal with a signature Ku De Ta cocktail, coffee or an ice-cold Kura Kura Beer — our official beer partner and Bali’s favourite local brew.
The Artisan Market: Shop, Discover, Take Bali Home
Beyond the food, the Sunday Market is home to a carefully curated selection of Bali’s best independent vendors. From investment-worthy jewellery to the perfect beach-day impulse buy. There’s something for everyone.
Jewellery — Luxury & Playful
The market carries two distinct jewellery experiences: refined, handcrafted fine pieces from established Bali artisans, collectible and worthy of the occasion, alongside playful, stackable designs that are colourful, casual, and ideal as gifts or holiday keepsakes.
The market carries two distinct jewellery experiences: refined, handcrafted fine pieces from established Bali artisans, collectible and worthy of the occasion, alongside playful, stackable designs that are colourful, casual, and ideal as gifts or holiday keepsakes.
Kids Clothing
Adorable, beach-ready styles for the little ones. Let them pick their own Sunday look while you browse the rest of the market, a rare win for everyone.
Souvenirs & Gifts
Thoughtful, artisan-made keepsakes that make far better gifts than anything from an airport. Whether you’re shopping for someone back home or yourself, the Sunday Market solves your souvenir problem in one sweep.
Natural Beauty Products
Locally-made skincare and beauty products crafted from natural, Bali-inspired ingredients. Clean formulations, beautiful packaging, and the kind of quality that turns a holiday purchase into a daily routine.
A Family Sunday — Activities for the Little Ones
The Sunday Market at Ku De Ta is designed as a full family day out. The kids aren’t an afterthought here — they have their own dedicated programme running every Sunday morning.
While parents browse vendors and linger over food and Ku De Ta cocktails, the little ones have dedicated activities from 10AM to 1PM. Add to that the kids clothing vendors and the playful jewellery stalls, and the market is as much theirs as it is yours.
Bali’s most iconic beachfront venue, now with something for every member of the family.
How to Visit the Sunday Market in Bali
Getting There
Ku De Ta is located right on Seminyak Beach at Jl. Kayu Aya No.9, Seminyak, Bali. It is one of the most recognisable venues on the island and easy to find via Google Maps.
- By car or scooter: On-site parking is available
- By taxi or rideshare: Drop-off at the main entrance on Jl. Kayu Aya
- On foot: A short walk from the central Seminyak strip
Tips for Your Visit
- Arrive before 11AM for the best selection at food stalls
- La Calita and Estia are popular, come early or you may miss out
- Kids activities wrap up at 1PM, so plan your family morning accordingly
- Retail vendors are open until 4PM. Plenty of time to browse after lunch
- Cocktails from Ku De Ta’s bar are available throughout the day
This Sunday. Seminyak Beach. See You There.
The Sunday Market at Ku De Ta is Bali’s most complete Sunday experience. Food from six of Seminyak’s best kitchens, artisan shopping from independent local vendors, kids activities, and the kind of unhurried afternoon that only a beachfront market can offer.
Every Sunday · 10AM–4PM · Ku De Ta, Seminyak Beach · Free Entry
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Sunday Market Bali?
The Sunday Market is a weekly outdoor market held every Sunday at Ku De Ta in Seminyak, Bali. It combines a rotating lineup of Bali’s top restaurant brands with artisan retail vendors in a beachfront setting.
Where is the Sunday Market in Seminyak?
The market is held at Ku De Ta, Jl. Kayu Aya No.9, Seminyak, Bali — directly on Seminyak Beach.
What time does the Sunday Market Bali open?
The market opens at 10:00 AM every Sunday. Food tenants close at 3:00 PM. Retail and market vendors are open until 4:00 PM. The kids activities programme runs from 10AM to 1PM.
Is the Sunday Market free to enter?
Yes, the Sunday Market is free to browse. Guests can walk through the market and explore vendors at no cost.
What food is available at the Sunday Market?
Six restaurants participate: Sangsaka, Estia Greek, Pie Society, Chaiba, La Calita, and Ku De Ta & Salt Lick. Kura Kura Beer and Ku De Ta cocktails are available throughout.
Is the Ku De Ta Sunday Market family-friendly?
Yes. There are dedicated kids activities from 10AM to 1PM every Sunday, as well as kids clothing vendors and playful jewellery stalls suited to younger visitors.
What can I buy at the Seminyak Sunday Market?
The market features luxury and casual jewellery, beachwear and bikinis, kids clothing, natural beauty and skincare products, and artisan souvenirs and gifts.
