
Vault sits below ground at the back of the Tamora complex on Jalan Pantai Berawa, a raw, industrial room designed by El Colectivo Studio. It opened in early 2019 as what its owners call Bali's first underground nightclub, and holds up to around 1,200 people under a grid of light rigs and laser bars.
The music changes by night, with house and techno, hip-hop and R&B, and Afrobeats to amapiano each given regular slots. Resident and local DJs carry most nights, joined by touring guests that the club announces on its Instagram, often at short notice. It also hosts occasional daytime parties.
Entry runs on RSVP: message the club's WhatsApp to get on the list for a night or to ask about a table. Club nights start from 10pm. Indonesia's legal drinking age is 21, so bring a passport or official ID. Vault doesn't publish a cover charge or dress code online, so check before you go.
Line-ups and door prices shift weekly; a club's Instagram is usually the most current source.
Big night planned? Tables at the busier clubs go early on Fridays and Saturdays.
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