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Mitsubishi Estate Looks To Make Bali Indonesia’s First ‘Shopping Island’ In New Tourism Zone

Mitsubishi Estate Looks To Make Bali Indonesia’s First ‘Shopping Island’ In New Tourism Zone

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The Kura Kura Special Economic Zone is set to become Bali’s next biggest lifestyle and residential destination. The Indonesian Government is hopeful that Kura Kura will blossom into a global financial hub, while also becoming a pioneer in the knowledge, innovation, and education space.

Within the Kura Kura Special Economic Zone sits the Mitsubishi Estate, which has this week shared its vision for a new retail space that is set to change the face of Bali forever. 

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This week, Mitsubishi Estate has announced that it is taking its next strategic step in supporting the future of Bali tourism through the development of Sira Village – Grand Outlet Bali, the first and largest outlet shopping center in Bali. The retail complex will face the panoramic sunset of the Serangan Island coast and will be home to more than 100 globally recognised brand outlets. The shopping centre spans over 4.7 hectares within the Kura Kura Bali zone, which itself reaches over 498 hectares.

Sira Village is set to bring together a world-class shopping experience with a unique island atmosphere, complete with ocean views, rich Balinese culture, and open-air culinary options. 

Sira Village will begin operations and welcome visitors and shoppers from 31st July 2026. With just under two months to opening, Mitsubishi Estate and Sira Village have given us a better look inside the new development. 

The team has shared “Sira Village is an island lifestyle destination that goes beyond retail—bringing together iconic attractions, curated experiences, and family-friendly entertainment that create lasting memories and inspire repeat visits.”

Sira Village has been created in partnership with Kura Kura Bali as part of the mission to showcase Bali as more than just a tourist destination, but as a world-class destination offering an authentic blend of lifestyle, culture, and experiences.

Speaking to reporters, Tuti Hadiputranto, President Director of Kura Kura Bali, shared, “The presence of Sira Village reflects our vision to create a destination where global lifestyle experiences and Balinese cultural identity can coexist harmoniously.”

He added, “This isn’t just about retail. It’s about creating a new waterfront lifestyle experience for Bali, one that feels open, dynamic, communal, and deeply connected to the soul of the island.”

Sira Village will boast world-renowned brands such as Kate Spade, Calvin Klein, Lacoste, Tommy Hilfiger, Adidas, Puma, and Nike, and will officially be the largest outlet shopping center in Bali. 

According to the team at Mitsubishi Estate, sustainability is a key pillar for the development of Sira Village, and the site is currently in the process of achieving BCA Green Mark Gold Certification. 

The commitment to sustainability is set to be evident in the retail outlet’s environmentally friendly architecture, efficient operations, and sustainable environmental governance.

View of Serangan Island in Bali

Speaking to reporters, Yoshinori Nakamura, President Director of PT Mitsubishi Estate Indonesia (MEI), said, “We are very excited to expand Mitsubishi Estate’s footprint through this iconic project in Bali, a globally recognized destination.”

“Our presence within this prestigious Special Economic Zone (SEZ) is a rare opportunity to strengthen our premium portfolio, while contributing to the dynamic future of Indonesia’s tourism and retail sectors.”

Inside of Bali Shopping mall

For tourists traveling to Bali in the coming months, Kura Kura Bali should be added to the itinerary. This is a whole new area of the island, and leaders are keen to get tourists to visit.

We can rest assured that there will be plenty of promotions and deals available for shoppers at Sira Village during August as the soft opening gets underway.

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Sira Village has said that visitors can expect “curated international and local brands and ‘outlet integrity’ for real savings.” With the Indonesian Rupiah weakening against the US dollar, this is exactly the time to organise a vacation spending spree in Bali, and an incredible opportunity to be amongst the first people to experience Bali’s newest destination. 


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