Bali Souvenirs 2026: 5 Must-Buy Items I Still Love

When you're trying to figure out what Bali souvenirs to buy

and looking through shopping lists, you'll find there's more than just

one or two things you want!

I'm usually quite a big shopper,

but it gets even worse when I travel.

So, of course, I exceeded my baggage allowance on this Bali trip, haha!

I practically hauled myself and all my bags onto the plane.

Today, I've organized a list of Bali souvenirs I personally bought and

have been using wonderfully ever since –

these are my absolute 'must-buy again' items if I ever go back to Bali!

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Bali After Work

Words & Photos by Gyoni's Picks

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Bali Shopping List Best 5

1. Ticket To The Moon

When you meet Koreans during your Bali trip,

you'll see one out of every two carrying a Ticket To The Moon bag, haha!

Honestly, it wasn't a brand I originally knew,

but while searching for Bali souvenirs,

it caught my eye because of its affordable price and pretty designs.

Initially, my sister and I each bought one in Ubud,

but carrying them around during our trip was so comfortable

that I bought more in Canggu, lol!

And I still regret not buying one for my husband... haha!

I got a 6L mint and a 15L black one,

my sister got a 15L backpack, a cross-body bag, and a keyring.

Plus, I bought an eco-bag as a gift.

First of all, the bag itself is incredibly lightweight,

and with multiple compartments, it was truly convenient for travel.

I carried it throughout my Bali trip,

and I still use it regularly for weekend outings.

The 15L size is spacious enough for an overnight trip.

Based on the 15L 'Unique' product I bought,

it was 425,000 Indonesian Rupiah in Bali.

Compared to the official Korean online store, the price difference was quite significant!

2. Deus Hat & T-shirt

Although you can buy Deus in Korea,

I stopped by in Bali because I heard they had a wider variety

of designs and colors here.

Prices were a bit more affordable than in Korea.

I visited two locations, Ubud and Canggu,

and Canggu had a much larger store with a more diverse selection.

I originally intended to buy a T-shirt,

but couldn't find my size for the ones I liked.

As I was about to leave, a hat caught my eye, so I brought it home.

I already have plenty of neutral-colored hats,

so I chose something a bit more vibrant, and I'm very satisfied!

The color is fresh and bright,

and the fit is just right, making it comfortable to wear.

I wore it constantly during my trip, and it's still my favorite hat.

3. ecoego

This is a handmade bag brand you can find in Ubud, Bali.

It's not yet widely known among Korean travelers,

so I also discovered it for the first time on this trip to Ubud.

When I went into the store, all the bags were so beautiful

that I ended up finding a design I loved and brought one home.

Honestly, there were so many beautiful colors that I debated 100 times,

but I chose a neutral color that I thought I could use well on a daily basis.

In Bali, it was perfect for a resort-like vibe,

but now that I'm back in Korea, I think it will even pair well with autumn outfits,

so I plan to carry it frequently this fall.

The only drawback, however, is that it's a bit heavy.

So, while I'm satisfied with my bag,

It's a bit of an odd choice

if you're buying several as gifts to share with many people.

If you're looking for a unique bag you can only find in Ubud,

something beyond the usual Bali souvenirs,

then ecoego is definitely worth checking out! Haha.

4. Sarong

A sarong is a great souvenir to buy in Bali.

I could easily spot them on the streets,

but just in case the color faded, I bought mine at a Bali souvenir shop

within ICON BALI.

(I've had clothes from Vietnamese markets bleed color before...;;)

I bought several, including one for myself, as gifts,

and thankfully, they've been holding up well without any color fading so far.

Sarongs are surprisingly versatile.

You can wear it around your waist like a skirt,

drape it over your shoulders like a shawl,

use it as a beach towel by the pool or at the beach,

or simply wrap it lightly around your body.

I used it for various purposes throughout my trip,

and it came in especially handy when the flight back was chilly.

Now I'm using it as a blanket at home,

and its thin yet snug feel is so nice that

I almost wish I had bought a few more to keep one in each car.

It's stylish as a fashion item in resort areas

and highly versatile even after the trip,

so next time I go to Bali, I'll definitely stock up on more sarongs! Haha.

5. ISHA Perfume

ISHA is a local perfume brand you can find in Bali,

known for its great value, so

I initially just dropped by to browse.

But guess what?

I went in just to look and ended up buying a total of five! Lol.

The scents were surprisingly luxurious,

and I loved the pretty perfume bottles.

There were so many lovely scents it was hard to choose,

but the staff member gave excellent recommendations for each fragrance,

so I was able to pick ones that suited my taste.

I bought four 50ml bottles and one 30ml bottle,

and the total was about ~$73.

I still wear it every day,

and I get a lot of compliments on the scent from people around me. Haha.

The price isn't too burdensome,

so it would make a great perfume gift

to bring back from Bali.

At the time, they also offered discounts

for buying multiple items, which made it even more satisfying.

If you love perfumes, it's definitely worth a visit!

I bought a variety of souvenirs in Bali,

and looking at the items I continue to use well back home,

it's clear that the practical ones are the ones that last.

I carry my Ticket to the Moon bag often on weekends,

and the Deus hat is one of my most frequently worn hats these days.

I'm already looking forward to carrying my ecoego bag in the fall,

and the sarong is being put to good use as a blanket at home.

And I wear ISHA perfume almost every day,

so I've received quite a few compliments on its lovely scent.

So, if I go to Bali again,

I'd probably buy from a similar Bali shopping list myself.

If you're looking for Bali souvenirs that you can keep using long after your trip,

rather than just pretty things that pile up at home,

then check out the items I personally bought this time!

Next time I'm in Bali,

I plan to properly stock up on all the things I missed this time too! :)