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Bali guestlist by day: which club runs which night

Savaya and Zumana are open daily, Desa Kitsuné parties on Tuesdays and Fridays. Zumana's regular days use an afternoon window; headliner nights may be ticketed only.

Updated October 14, 2026 · 5 min read

Between them, Savaya, Zumana and Desa Kitsuné have something on every night of the week: Savaya and Zumana are open daily, and Desa Kitsuné parties every Tuesday and Friday. On Zumana's regular days (Sunday, Monday, Tuesday) the complimentary guestlist runs during an afternoon window; elsewhere it runs until a cutoff shown on the night's page, and the biggest headliner nights may be ticketed only. Whether a given date has a list is decided night by night, on that night's page.

The nights above are the coming ones at all three venues. A Guestlist button means that date has a list; a night showing only the Table button is ticketed only.

Three kinds of guestlist night

Before the days, the three shapes a guestlist takes at these venues. Joining is free in every case, and in every case you register yourself, once per person and per event.

  • The afternoon window. On Zumana's regular days, complimentary entry runs during an afternoon window, and reduced entry follows.
  • The cutoff. At Savaya, at Desa Kitsuné and on Zumana's headliner nights when they carry a list, entry is complimentary before the cutoff on the night's page and reduced after. At Desa Kitsuné the cutoff is earlier for men than for women, and a full-price tier for men comes later.
  • Ticketed only. No list at all. This is most often a headliner night, and it changes date by date.

Monday to Sunday

These are the patterns in the venues' own listings. They describe a usual week, not a promise for a particular date.

Monday

  • Savaya: Last Light. In the venue's words, "Savaya's weekly Monday event… the only place on the Bukit Peninsula where the magic hour isn't a backdrop. It's the main event."
  • Zumana: Zumana Monday, a regular day with the afternoon window.

Suits: sunset people. The whole night is built around the light; see Savaya Last Light.

Tuesday

  • Savaya: Savaya Tuesday.
  • Zumana: Zumana Tuesday, with the afternoon window.
  • Desa Kitsuné: guest DJs in the Garden, "rain or shine".

Suits: anyone who wants choice early in the week. It is the first night of the week when all three venues run.

Wednesday

  • Savaya: Savaya Wednesday.
  • Zumana: a headliner night. Some carry a guestlist before a cutoff, some are ticketed only: ARTBAT, for one, had no list.

Suits: a midweek headliner on the beach in Kuta, provided the night's page shows a Guestlist button.

Thursday

  • Savaya: Savaya Thursday.
  • Zumana: a rotation. ZENÍA, SENJA, Zumana Thursday, some Full Moon nights, and once a month Made in Kuta: "Zumana's signature monthly Thursday celebration, inspired by the spirit of Kuta. Bringing together local talent, music, food, and culture."

Suits: guests curious about the island's own scene, on a Made in Kuta Thursday. Zumana's nights are detailed in Zumana's weekly nights.

Friday

  • Savaya: it depends on the week. Southern Tribe once a month; the monthly Full Moon on some Fridays, which begins as a beach gathering at Nyang Nyang beach; otherwise guest artists or "Savaya Friday".
  • Zumana: a headliner night, with a list before a cutoff on some dates and ticketed only on others.
  • Desa Kitsuné: Desa Kitsune Friday. "Celebrating and supporting local talent… DJs are Bali based from international backgrounds."

Suits: groups staying in Canggu, and anyone who wants Bali-based DJs. Desa Kitsuné's two nights are compared in Desa Kitsuné on Tuesday and Friday.

Saturday

  • Savaya: mostly international headliners. This is where "ticketed only" matters most. On the weekends listed when we checked in October 2026, several headline nights were ticketed only (Zamna, Jonas Blue, Hayden James, Patrick Mason, Habibeats, Defected) while others carried a guestlist (Franky Wah, MK, Damian Lazarus, Mind Against). It varies night by night.
  • Zumana: Ritual of the Sun, usually with a guest.
  • Desa Kitsuné: no regular party, but the occasional one-off, such as a Halloween party on a Saturday.

Suits: headliner fans, ideally with a table booked well ahead. See a weekend at Savaya.

Sunday

  • Savaya: mostly international headliners, with the same mix of guestlist and ticketed-only nights as Saturday.
  • Zumana: Zumana Sunday, a regular day with the afternoon window.

Suits: a daytime beach day at Zumana, or one more headliner at Savaya.

Where you are staying changes the choice

The three venues sit in different parts of the island. Savaya is on the clifftop in Pecatu, Uluwatu, on the Bukit peninsula. Zumana is a beach club at Sunset Bay, Kuta. Desa Kitsuné is a lifestyle village with its own garden, in the heart of Canggu. Plan the ride as part of the night, especially on cutoff nights; FirstBali can arrange a car with driver.

Before you plan a whole week

  • Patterns, not promises. Terms change per date. At Desa Kitsuné many nights from November onward are ticketed only; when we checked on 14 October 2026, every listed Desa Kitsuné night from 22 December was ticketed only, New Year's Eve included.
  • One registration per night. Five nights out means five registrations, each on its own page.
  • No guarantee. In the venues' terms, "Registration on the guest list does not guarantee complimentary entry." Management can refuse entry, close an event or cap capacity.
  • Weather. Events can be cancelled for inclement weather, and registrations are not transferable to another night.
  • Mixed groups and couples are strongly preferred at all three.

All three venues are 21 and over, and each has its own dress code.

Where FirstBali fits

FirstBali sends you the link to each night's guestlist page and helps you choose which nights suit your group; you register yourself. For a reserved space, on a ticketed-only night or any other, FirstBali books a table with the venue, and it is yours only once the venue has confirmed it. Both go through the concierge.

Read next: a Bali guestlist tonight, Savaya Last Light, Zumana's weekly nights, Desa Kitsuné on Tuesday and Friday and a weekend at Savaya.

Questions we get asked

＋Which Bali club has a guestlist on Monday?

On Mondays Savaya runs Last Light and Zumana runs Zumana Monday, a regular day whose complimentary guestlist runs during an afternoon window. Each night's page on the FirstBali events page shows whether that date has a list.

＋Is there a guestlist in Bali every night of the week?

Savaya and Zumana are open daily and Desa Kitsuné parties on Tuesdays and Fridays, so there is something on every night. Whether a particular date carries a guestlist is set night by night, and some headliner nights are ticketed only.

＋Which nights does Desa Kitsuné have parties?

Every Tuesday and Friday in its Garden, rain or shine: guest DJs on Tuesdays, Bali-based DJs on Fridays, plus occasional one-offs. Many of its nights from November onward are ticketed only.

＋When is the Zumana guestlist in the afternoon?

On Zumana's regular days, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, complimentary entry runs during an afternoon window, with reduced entry after. Headliner nights on Wednesdays and Fridays set their own terms, shown on the night's page.

＋Does Savaya have a guestlist on Saturdays?

Some Saturdays do and some do not. Savaya's weekends are mostly international headliners, and several of those nights are ticketed only, so check the Guestlist button on the night's page.

＋Do I need to register again for each night in Bali?

Yes. Savaya, Zumana and Desa Kitsuné require each guest to register individually for each event they wish to attend, on that night's own page.

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