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Savaya on a weekday: Last Light and the midweek nights

Savaya is open daily. Monday is Last Light, a sunset set from The Cube; the other weekdays have their own nights, with headliners kept mostly for the weekend.

Updated October 22, 2026 · 3 min read

Yes, Savaya is worth a weekday. The clifftop club in Pecatu, Uluwatu, is open daily: Monday is Last Light, a sunset set from The Cube, and the other weekdays have their own nights, while international headliners are mostly kept for the weekend. Each date in the calendar below shows its own guestlist, ticket or table terms.

Why go on a weekday

The view does not change with the day of the week. Savaya sits 100 metres above the Indian Ocean, between jungle and limestone cliffs, with its pools and The Cube, the landmark that frames its horizon. DJ Mag's Top 100 Clubs named it the number-one club in Asia three years running, 2024 to 2026, and fifth in the world in 2026.

A weekday visit suits:

  • A first visit, when you want to see the place before choosing a headline night.
  • A sunset, which is what Last Light is built around.
  • A short stay, when your days in Bali fall Monday to Thursday.
  • Couples and small groups, who can plan with fewer moving parts. Savaya for couples has more.

Monday: Last Light

Every Monday, Savaya runs Last Light, a sunset set played from The Cube. It is the club's fixed weekday appointment, and the name says what it is about: the light going down over the ocean. Savaya Last Light covers the night in detail, and Savaya at sunset or at night helps you decide which part of the day to aim for.

Tuesday to Thursday: the weekday nights

Savaya is open on the other weekdays too, with its own weekday nights. What runs on a given Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday is only certain once the date is published, so the calendar above is the reference rather than any fixed list. Some weekday dates have a guestlist, some are ticketed, and terms can change after a night is announced.

How weekdays compare with the weekend

At the weekend, Savaya books international headliners, and some of those nights are ticketed only, with no guestlist at all. Sundays are "People of the Sun". The Savaya weekend explains Friday to Sunday; weeknight or weekend in Bali compares the two rhythms across the island.

Getting in on a weekday

The three ways in are the same every day:

  • Guestlist — the venue's own list. It is free to join; you register individually for each night on its page and receive a digital ticket by email. Entry is complimentary before that night's cutoff and reduced after it. Registration does not guarantee complimentary entry: management decides, and mixed groups and couples are strongly preferred. The Savaya guestlist guide walks through it.
  • Ticket — on ticketed nights, official tickets only through Savaya's own channel. Savaya says its tickets are "primarily for standing room only".
  • Table — the only reserved space, with a minimum spend set by Savaya for each night; Savaya's table map notes that it includes food and beverage credit. Re-entry is possible only with a table.

For a table, tell the concierge the date and your group size. FirstBali books with Savaya on your behalf, and the table is yours once Savaya has confirmed it. Any deposit follows the venue's terms and is not a confirmation. An assistant answers at any hour; the team works through the Bali day and evening.

The door, any day of the week

  • Strictly 21+, with a valid photo ID: a passport or a driver's licence.
  • Smart casual: see the Savaya dress code.
  • Cashless inside; bags are searched, lockers are limited, no luggage, and no outside food or drink.

Getting there

Savaya is on the Uluwatu clifftop in Pecatu. Getting to Savaya covers the approach, and FirstBali can arrange a driver for the evening through transport.

A weekday week across the Savaya Group

The group's three venues fill the week between them. Desa Kitsuné, in Canggu, holds its garden parties every Tuesday and Friday, rain or shine. Zumana, at Sunset Bay in Kuta, runs Zumana Monday and Zumana Tuesday as regular days, with headliners on Wednesdays.

Read next: Savaya Last Light, Bali midweek nightlife and Savaya for the first time.

Questions we get asked

＋Is Savaya open on weekdays?

Yes, Savaya is open daily. Monday is Last Light, and the other weekdays have their own nights.

＋What is Last Light at Savaya?

Savaya's Monday night: a sunset set played from The Cube, every week.

＋Are headliners on weekdays at Savaya?

International headliners are mostly at the weekend. Each weekday's line-up is on its page in the calendar.

＋Is there a guestlist on weekdays?

It depends on the night. A Guestlist button on the night's page means the venue has opened a list.

＋Can I book a weekday table at Savaya?

Yes. Tell the concierge the date; FirstBali books with Savaya, and the table is yours once Savaya confirms it.

＋Can I pay cash at Savaya?

No. Savaya is cashless.

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Want us to arrange it?

Tell the concierge what you have in mind — a table, a guestlist, a villa, a driver. The assistant answers at any hour; the team takes over from 9am to midnight Bali time.

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