Where to watch Super Rugby games in Bali
There are plenty of great sports bars in Bali for watching Super Rugby (officially Super Rugby Pacific) is the premier rugby union competition in the Southern Hemisphere, featuring teams from New Zealand, Australia, Fiji.. The season typically runs from February/March to June, culminating in playoffs and a Grand Final.
Where to Watch Super Rugby in Bali
Bali has a strong expat/Aussie/Kiwi community, so rugby (especially Super Rugby, NRL, and international tests) is popular in sports bars—mostly in Seminyak, Canggu, Kuta and Sanur. These venues use satellite/cable (e.g., beIN Sports, Fox Sports, or streaming) to show matches.
Times: Super Rugby games are often late-night/early-morning Bali time (e.g., NZ/Aus evening games start ~10 PM–2 AM WITA), so bars stay open late or open early.
Many bars show multiple sports (AFL, NRL, EPL, UFC), so confirm they have rugby (Super Rugby is covered at most Aussie-run spots). Big finals get crowded—arrive early or reserve.
Top Sports Bars in Bali for Super Rugby / Rugby Viewing
Here’s a table of reliable spots based on reviews and listings (2025–2026 updates):


| Name | Location | Description of Bar | Description of Food Served |
|---|---|---|---|
| Galaxy Sports Bar | Seminyak | One of Bali’s longest-running sports bars (20+ years); multiple large screens, lively expat crowd, great for rugby league/union, AFL, NRL, cricket; cold beers, open late. | Pub classics: burgers, wings, fries, pizzas, nachos; hearty Western/Aussie meals. I highly recommend the bacon and egg rolls! |
| The GOAT – The Pub | Seminyak (Eat Street, Jl. Kayu Aya) | Trendy two-level sports bar with 19+ HD screens and surround sound; premier spot for all sports including the T20 World Cup; lively expat crowd, often packed for big matches; opens late with happy hours and great service | Western/Aussie pub grub: Burgers, pizzas, steaks, sausage sizzle; highlights include classic Aussie burgers, loaded pizzas, and hearty comfort food. The Fish and Chips are very tasty. |
| Nirvana Sports Bar | Seminayk | Popular for all sports including rugby/cricket; large screens, comfortable seating, good sound; often highlighted for major rugby events. | International pub food: wings, nachos, burgers, salads; cocktails and beers. The Aussie Burgers are excellent – see pic below. |


| Name | Location | Description of Bar | Description of Food Served |
|---|---|---|---|
| James Cook Sports Bar | Kerobokan | Expat favorite with big screens; shows rugby, AFL, NRL; lively but relaxed; great for group viewing. | Aussie pub fare: pies, burgers, fish & chips, hearty breakfasts. |
| The Barn Gastro Pub | Canggu | Gastro-style sports bar; multiple TVs for live rugby/sports; good food focus alongside viewing. | Elevated pub grub: steaks, gourmet burgers, wood-fired pizzas, salads. |
| The Place 2 Be Bar | Sanur (Jl, Danau Poso) | 2 large TVs, 1 pool table, cheap cold beers | No food is served – you can get food delivered from the local restaurants – Pizza N Go is 50 meters take away. |
| Y Sports Bar | Legian & Padang Padang | Cliff-top open-air sports bar; scenic views + big screens for rugby; casual, fun vibe. | Bar bites: pizzas, nachos, wings; beers and cocktails. |
- Broadcast: Super Rugby Pacific is typically on beIN Sports (available via many bar satellite packages) or streaming (RugbyPass TV, Stan Sport if VPN’d). Bars often have rights or use international feeds.
- Time Zone: Bali (WITA, UTC+8) is 2–3 hours behind NZ/Aus games—expect late nights (e.g., 7 PM NZT game = ~10 PM Bali time).
- Crowds: Finals or Aus/NZ derbies pack out Aussie bars—book ahead via phone/FB. Check bar Facebook pages closer to matches.
- Alternatives: Streaming at your villa/hotel (VPN for geo-restricted services like Stan or RugbyPass); or public screenings rare but possible at expat events.
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