Halloween in Bali 2026: 9 Parties and Events to Book Now

Bali is getting dressed up for Halloween, and this year's celebrations are going well beyond the usual spooky night out. With international DJs, elaborate costume contests, Mexican-inspired festivities and plenty of activities for the kids, there's something happening across the island throughout the final week of October.

Halloween falls on Saturday, 31 October 2026, but several venues are starting early and keeping the celebrations going into November. Here's where to celebrate Halloween in Bali in 2026.

9 Halloween Parties and Events in Bali 2026

1. Savaya: Fallen Wonderland

30 October–1 November | Uluwatu

Savaya is transforming its dramatic clifftop venue into Fallen Wonderland for three nights of music, immersive installations and elaborate costumes. International DJ Jonas Blue headlines Friday, followed by Australian producer Hayden James on Halloween night. 

The biggest attraction? Savaya's annual costume competition, offering IDR 600 million in cash and prizes across categories including Best Costume, Best Group, Scariest Costume and Best Couple.

Bookings: Tickets and reservations via Savaya. Strictly 21+.

2. Desa Kitsuné: Three Nights of Halloween

27, 30 & 31 October | Canggu

Desa Kitsuné is celebrating with three distinctly different events. Les Clowns Du Chaos kicks things off on 27 October with eccentric costumes and IDR 95 million in cash and prizes. Friday's Sinner's Soirée introduces a horror-inspired confession booth, while Saturday's Disko Afrika: Night of the Shadows brings African rhythms and a darker atmosphere. For those serious about costumes, Tuesday's competition is worth planning ahead for.

Bookings: Tickets and table reservations via Desa Kitsuné. Costume contest registration requires a ticket.

3. Zumana: Four Nights of Halloween

28–31 October | Kuta

Zumana is bringing four nights of Halloween celebrations to Kuta's beachfront. The programme opens with Franky Wah and the Party Animals costume competition on 28 October, featuring over IDR 100 million in cash and prizes. Full Moon follows on Thursday, Chris Luno headlines Friday's Venom, and Odyssey Halloween Night closes the celebrations on Saturday. Costume categories include Most Animalistic, Sexiest Costume and Best Group.

Discover more about Zumana's arrival in Kuta.

4. Motel Mexicola: Día de los Muertos

31 October | Seminyak, Canggu & Uluwatu

Motel Mexicola is bringing Mexico's Día de los Muertos traditions to all three Bali locations. Expect colourful altars, Mexican folklore characters, face painting and special dishes, including traditional Pan de Muerto. Arrive in costume between 6pm and 9pm for a complimentary Margarita Sangrienta, while the best dressed at each venue wins IDR 10 million cash.

Read more about Motel Mexicola Uluwatu.

5. La Favela & La Brisa: Saints, Sinners and Shipwrecks

30–31 October | Seminyak & Canggu

Two of Bali's best-known nightlife venues are taking Halloween in different directions. At La Favela, Saints & Sinners transforms both floors into contrasting worlds of good and evil across 30–31 October, complete with a costume competition. Meanwhile, La Brisa becomes a Haunted Shipwreck on 31 October, with Young Marco and PNNY playing from 9pm until late, alongside a Halloween costume contest.

6. The Iron Fairies: The Forbidden Fairytale

31 October | Seminyak

Halloween feels right at home inside The Iron Fairies. For The Forbidden Fairytale, guests are invited to embrace their darkest storybook-inspired looks, with DJ sets from Rafi and Talisa, a live performance by Brewok and a costume contest with prizes. A strong choice for an atmospheric Halloween night in Seminyak.

7. Alunê at W Bali: Día de los Muertos

31 October–1 November | Seminyak

Alunê at W Bali – Seminyak is celebrating Día de los Muertos through Mexican cuisine, music and cultural traditions. Guest chef Silverio Altamirano will create an exclusive menu, accompanied by DJs, live entertainment and festive activities. The celebration also explores the shared symbolism of marigolds in Mexican and Balinese traditions.

Festivities begin at 5pm on Saturday and 1pm on Sunday.

8. KU DE TA: Family Sunday Halloween

1 November | Seminyak

Families can enjoy a different kind of Halloween at KU DE TA. Expect trick-or-treating, face painting, haunted crafts, spooky cupcakes and encounters with reptiles and spiders. There's also a children's costume competition, with IDR 8 million in dining vouchers up for grabs, while the venue's weekly Sunday Market runs alongside the festivities.

9. Milk & Madu: Madu FunHouse

24 October, Canggu | 31 October, Uluwatu

Milk & Madu is turning Halloween into a circus-themed afternoon for families. Madu FunHouse features magic shows, carnival games, animal encounters, costume competitions, Monster Mash dance-offs and plenty of sweet treats. Running from 3pm-6pm, tickets cost IDR 300,000 per child, including a meal, juice, fairy floss and activities. Parents enter free. Places are limited to 150 children per venue, so booking ahead is recommended.

Planning Your Halloween in Bali

For big-name DJs, Savaya and Zumana are standout choices. Desa Kitsuné, La Favela and The Iron Fairies are ideal for creative costumes, while Motel Mexicola and Alunê offer celebrations inspired by Mexican traditions. Travelling with children? KU DE TA and Milk & Madu have dedicated family programmes.

For more nightlife inspiration, explore Bali's best beach clubs or revisit our Halloween in Bali 2025 guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a Halloween costume contest in Bali?

Yes. Savaya, Desa Kitsuné, Zumana, Motel Mexicola, La Favela, La Brisa, The Iron Fairies and several family events are hosting costume competitions, with prizes varying by venue.

Do I need to book or buy tickets?

Advance booking is recommended, particularly for Halloween night and major DJ events. Some costume competitions require registration, and individual venues may have age restrictions.

Where are the best Halloween parties in Bali 2026?

Uluwatu, Seminyak, Canggu and Kuta are the main hotspots. Savaya, Desa Kitsuné, Zumana, Motel Mexicola and La Brisa are among the key nightlife destinations, while KU DE TA and Milk & Madu cater to families.