The Sari Club Bomb Memorial stands on Jalan Legian in Kuta, at the site of the bombing that took lives and injured more than 200 people. Its central tribute and engraved names give you space to pause amid the bars and music nearby. Read the names at your own pace and leave time for a quiet moment. The memorial is an important place to acknowledge the people affected and a painful part of Bali’s history; its upkeep has been uneven, so come for reflection rather than a polished display.
A memorial on Jalan Legian
The memorial is at Jln Legian No. 66, Kuta, where the Sari Club once stood. Today, bars and music fill the surrounding area, so the memorial can be easy to pass without noticing. Its engraved names mark the people who died in the bombing, while the site also recalls the more than 200 people who were injured.
Making time to pay respects
Give yourself a moment to read the names and reflect. Some parts of the site have needed maintenance, and the fountain has at times been dry. The memorial remains a place to remember those affected, even when its presentation is not fully maintained. Wheelchair-accessible access and parking are listed for the site.
FAQ
Where is the Sari Club Bomb Memorial?
It is at Jln Legian No. 66 in Kuta, Bali.
Can you visit the memorial at any time?
It is listed as open 24 hours a day.
Is the memorial wheelchair accessible?
Wheelchair-accessible entrance and parking are listed.
