Pick-up Football
in Bali
Pickup football & futsal in Bali — Canggu, Kerobokan, Denpasar and more. Book in 60 seconds, meet the community, play.
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Football Academy
Level up your game with Coach Punn. All levels welcome. Next session : Friday May 30th
More infoEach game costs 160,000 IDR per player (~$10 USD). Payment is made online through the KickHub app — no cash needed on the day.
Our games are open to all levels — casual to semi-competitive. We mix players up to keep it balanced. If you can run and kick a ball, you're welcome.
Games are 6v6 or 7v7 depending on the venue. Each game has a maximum of 14–16 players. Spots are limited so book early.
Just yourself and football boots (or trainers — astroturf is fine). We provide bibs and you can rent some boots on the app. Bring water and arrive 10 minutes early.
Each session runs for 60 minutes of playing time. Arrive a few minutes early for warm-up and team allocation.
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Pickup football in Bali runs on a different frequency. Games in Canggu carry an island rhythm that changes the whole feel. The pace is slower, the mix of players wider. You notice it right away.
The community is a mix of locals, long-term expats, and travelers passing through who want to stay active during their trip. Some show up every week. Others book a few sessions during a two-week holiday and leave with stories and contacts they did not expect. That rotation keeps the games interesting, but a solid core of regulars holds the group together.
What separates Bali from a place like Bangkok is the default energy. Competition is there when people want it, but most sessions lean social. Players come to play good football and decompress. The pitch at The Kick Off Arena sits in the middle of Canggu's surf and cafe scene, and you feel that on the field.
Sessions pull in players from everywhere. Australians, Brazilians, Indonesians, French, digital nomads between coworking shifts. You book, you show up, you play. Nobody asks about your level beforehand.
The pickup football community in Bali is still growing, and joining now means the group is small enough that everyone knows each other. Games have a personal feel that bigger communities lose. If Bali is on your list, come play.