







This Bali Bamboo Treehouse: I Urge You to Come After 3 PM
Escape to Azul, a spectacular three-story bamboo treehouse on Bali's Legian Beach. This architectural marvel is guaranteed to wow, featuring an adults-only infinity pool with golden sunset views and unique dining with your toes in the sand. For the ultimate chill vibe and the best experience, be sure to arrive after 3 PM. It’s the perfect spot to unwind and watch the day fade away, leaving you in absolute awe of the stunning surroundings.
Every time friends come to Bali and complain that Legian is old and tacky, I drag them straight to Azul.
Honestly, seeing a giant, three-story bamboo treehouse rising up right on Legian Beach, everyone can't help but go 'wow'. But don't rush in just yet. This place is a bit tricky; if you go at the wrong time, both your experience and your wallet will get hurt. Trust me, come after 3 PM!
Immersive 'Virtual' Tour
The entire structure is made of bamboo, and with sunlight filtering through the gaps, the play of light and shadow is stunning. Upstairs is an adults-only infinity pool where you can lean on the edge and watch the crowds on Legian Beach and the shimmering golden sunset. It's so Chill[1]. Downstairs, the dining tables are set directly on the sand, giving you a conflicting sense of being both primitive and chic as you walk barefoot.
Why after 3 PM? Because that's when Happy Hour starts, girls! From Monday to Thursday, 3-6 PM, it's buy one get one free on cocktails[2]! The cocktails here are definitely top-tier in Bali, not the kind of stuff that's just sugar water mixed with alcohol. You must order the Pina Colada[3] served in a coconut shell. It's creamy and smooth, Anjay! The tropical vibes are off the charts.
As for the food, it's a bit of a hit-or-miss. The Ribs[4] I ordered were Mantap! The meat was so tender it fell off the bone, and the sauce was rich. My companion's Fisherman’s Plate was supposedly the best seafood platter he's ever had, with decent freshness. But! I've had a bad experience before. Their signature Dirty Duck[5] really depends on the chef's mood; sometimes it's amazing, other times it's just... emmm. Also, the crust and cheese on the Hawaiian Pizza[6] don't quite live up to its price.
The Editor Gets Real
To be honest, it's not cheap here. A casual meal can easily cost around 500k IDR per person. Most importantly, the bill will quietly have a 21% service charge and tax[7] added on, so don't be shocked when you get the bill. Some prime spots like the sunset cabanas also have a minimum spend[8], so be sure to ask clearly before booking.
Editor's Key Points | Azul Guide to Avoiding Pitfalls/Saving Money
- Best Time: After 3 PM! Go for the Happy Hour and drink your fill of cocktails.
- Seat Selection: If you want to take photos and watch the sunset, be sure to Online Booking[9] in advance to snag a spot upstairs by the sea. If you just want to Nongkrong and have a drink, most regular tables don't have a minimum spend, so don't get fooled.
- Ordering Strategy: Be bold with the drinks; you can't really go wrong. For main courses, go for the Ribs[10] or the seafood. Don't have high expectations for the duck and pizza.
- Note for Those with Kids: The upstairs area is Adults Only[11], so kids can only play in the sandy area on the first floor.
- Check the Bill: When paying, you must! you must! check the bill! A follower told me they encountered a situation where the menu price didn't match the bill.








