A Canggu landmark since its beginnings as the Canggu Club, Finns Recreation Club came under the Finns brand in 2017, following the success of Finns Beach Club in Berawa. The original club was open to members and their guests only, but Finns offers day passes, which you book online. The club’s children’s facilities, including the Bounce trampoline center, Strike! 10-pin bowling, Splash Water Park, and Cubby House Kids Club, make it a popular stop for families.
Finns Recreation Club is a natural choice for families or anyone who wants easy day access to a gym or tennis courts.
Most taxi drivers known Finns Recreation Club as the Canggu Club. Ask for the Canggu Club, or you may be taken to Finns Beach Club instead.
Children are welcome to drop in at some of the after-school clubs that run under the Junior Sports Academy umbrella.
Public transport is scarce in Canggu. Complimentary shuttle buses run between Finns Recreation Club and its sibling venues, bamboo-built Finns Beach Club and Finns VIP Beach Club on Berawa Beach. Self-driving in the choked traffic can be both frustrating and dangerous: Many visitors opt to hire a private driver for the day.
The weather is best on Bali between June and August, which is also peak tourist season, but Finns Recreation Club can be visited year-round. Its annual Melbourne Cup gala, held on the first Tuesday of November in honor of Australia’s No. 1 horse race, the Melbourne Cup, is a major event. Book tickets in advance—and dress up.
Finns Recreation Club is named after a child of Australian businessman Tony Smith, who bought the club in 2013 and rebranded it in 2017. The range of Finn-branded businesses on Bali include Finns Beach Club and Finns VIP Beach Club on Berawa Beach, a little under a mile (1.3 kilometers) from Finns Recreation Club.
