When we were here, we were blown away by the sheer size of Sukawati Art Market.
Walking around Sukawati Art Market can be a little tricky in the sense that it may feel like a maze. But if you’re out to discover really unique things in the hidden shops off the alleys, then you’re in for a ride.
Here, you will find an extensive range of items. Handmade bags, wooden ethnic bowls, crockery, those popular comfortable batik pants, dresses, and insanely gorgeous shell items. (2-3 times cheaper than Ubud central)
Of course, if you’re on the hunt for some art to bring home, there are many shops with paintings available, and wooden sculptures too!

Be warned though, you will find plenty of similar paintings of the mass produced variety. However, if you do spend a little more time (and dedication) going through the shops and their paintings, you are bound to find something unique that will sit pretty in your home.
Tip: If you intend to explore the market fully, make sure to set at least half a day aside for this!

Price: From Rp. 30,000 (approximately USD $2)
Address: Jl Raya Sukawati, Bali, Indonesia.
Opening hours: Daily, 8am to 7pm

For solo, couple and small groups

Toyota Avanza

USD 31

IDR 435,000

/ Day (5 Hours)

USD 38

IDR 540,000

/ Day (10 Hours)

4 persons with luggage
(max 7 without luggage)

For small groups of large people

Innova Reborn

USD 50

IDR 700,000

/ Day (5 Hours)

USD 65

IDR 900,000

/ Day (10 Hours)

4 persons with luggage
(max 7 without luggage)

The big van with wider legroom

Toyota HiAce

USD 85

IDR 1,200,000

/ Day (10 Hours)

10 persons with luggage
(max 14 without luggage)

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