Sustainable suppliers are at the heart of Bali’s growing eco-conscious movement, and we’re here to make it easier for you to find them. As part of our commitment to supporting greener choices on the island, we’ve put together a regularly updated list of trusted, sustainability-focused partners.
Whether you’re after eco-friendly amenities, efficient waste management solutions, or locally made products with a light footprint, this guide is tailored to help villa owners, hospitality businesses, and mindful consumers connect with the right local experts.
Bookmark this list, share it with your team, and keep checking back as we uncover even more inspiring suppliers across the island.
What’s in This Sustainability Supplier List?
We’ve handpicked reliable local partners that can help you building a greener Bali. These suppliers support eco-initiatives through products, services, and community involvement. Here’s what you can expect:
Renewable Energy Solutions
Switching to renewable energy like solar isn’t just a trend — it’s a smart, long-term investment for anyone running a villa or retreat in Bali. The island enjoys abundant sunlight year-round, making it ideal for solar-powered systems.
How it helps:
- Reduces dependence on fossil fuels and cuts down your carbon footprint
- Lowers long-term energy costs, especially in remote areas with unreliable electricity
- Creates energy-efficient, self-sufficient villas — a major plus for eco-minded guests
Look for suppliers that offer:
- Solar panel installation
- Energy monitoring systems
- Off-grid battery backups
Waste and Water Management
With Bali’s growing tourism, waste has become a major concern. Partnering with local waste and water management experts can help your property reduce landfill overflow, manage wastewater safely, and conserve precious resources.
How it helps:
- Prevents pollution in Bali’s rivers and oceans
- Conserves fresh water (a surprisingly limited resource in some areas)
- Keeps your villa in line with Bali’s new waste separation and disposal regulations
Recommended services include:
- Composting and recycling programs
- Rainwater harvesting systems
- Greywater reuse setups (especially for gardens)
- Septic-safe cleaning product suppliers
Sustainable Furniture and Building Materials
Your villa’s style doesn’t need to come at the planet’s expense. Bali is home to talented artisans and suppliers who use reclaimed wood, natural fibers, and low-impact production techniques.
Why it matters:
- Reduces deforestation and limits carbon emissions from importing materials
- Supports local craftsmanship and ethical sourcing
- Creates healthier indoor air (no toxic finishes or VOCs)
What to look for:
- Furniture made from recycled or upcycled materials
- Eco-certifications or clear sourcing transparency
- Builders using low-impact, natural construction techniques (think bamboo, rammed earth, etc.)
Social Enterprises and NGOs
Sustainability isn’t just about the environment — it’s also about creating positive social change. Many Balinese initiatives work to uplift local communities through education, empowerment, and eco-awareness.
Why this is essential:
- Builds more resilient local economies by supporting small-scale producers
- Encourages mindful consumption by connecting buyers with impact-driven brands
- Keeps sustainability grounded in real people and community values
Examples include:
- Women-led weaving cooperatives that use natural dyes and organic cotton
- Nonprofits turning plastic waste into reusable building materials
- Foundations running eco-education programs for Balinese youth
How We Selected These Sustainable Suppliers?
We know the term “eco-friendly” gets thrown around a lot these days — so when we say these are sustainable suppliers, we mean it. Every business listed below has been carefully selected based on a set of clear, responsible, and Bali-relevant criteria.
Here’s the checklist we use to guide our curation process:
Environmental Impact
Suppliers must actively reduce harm to the environment through responsible practices. We look for those who are minimizing waste, offering recycling or composting solutions, or innovating with circular systems. Preference is also given to businesses that reduce energy consumption or utilize renewable energy sources, such as solar power. The use of non-toxic, biodegradable, or eco-certified products is another key factor in determining their environmental credibility.
Sustainable Materials
Materials matter — not just for aesthetics, but for the planet. We prioritize suppliers that work with locally sourced, recycled, offering biodegradable products, or certified sustainable materials. Whether it’s reclaimed wood, natural fibers, or non-toxic finishes, we want to see a commitment to reducing the environmental footprint of their products. We also consider whether their production processes limit plastic use and unnecessary packaging, which is a growing issue in Bali.
Resource Management
Water and energy are limited resources, especially in Bali. We value suppliers who help clients conserve water, whether through rainwater harvesting, greywater reuse systems, or low-flow technology. Efficient energy use is also key — from smart lighting to eco-friendly HVAC systems, we look for practical ways suppliers are reducing overall consumption.
Community Values
Sustainability includes people. We highlight businesses that employ local talent fairly, contribute to community development, and partner with nonprofits or grassroots movements. Whether it’s a social enterprise empowering local artisans or a business reinvesting in environmental education, we believe these values are essential to long-term impact.
Transparency
Lastly, we care about how open a business is about its practices. We value suppliers who clearly communicate their sustainability efforts, provide impact reports or data, and are open to third-party certifications or evaluations. Transparency builds trust — and ensures that what they promise is backed by action.
We also prioritize local and Bali-based suppliers whenever possible — because supporting local change is key to creating long-term impact on the island.
Why Sustainable Suppliers Matter for Tourism in Bali?
Tourism is one of Bali’s biggest industries, but it also puts pressure on the island’s fragile ecosystems. If you’re building, managing, or even just renting a villa, you play a role in shaping the future of sustainable travel.
By choosing green suppliers:
- You actively reduce the environmental impact of tourism
- You align your business with Bali’s long-term sustainability goals (such as the Governor’s Green Bali 2030 initiative)
- You cater to a growing segment of travelers who seek eco-conscious stays and are willing to pay more for them
These aren’t just “nice-to-have” features anymore — they’re becoming essentials.
Download The Full List
Check out the latest version of our sustainability supplier list by clicking the image below. We update this list regularly to keep it relevant!
Got a Trusted Local Supplier to Recommend?
We’d love to hear from you! Let us know if there’s a supplier you trust who should be featured by emailing us and let’s make a positive impact together! Together we can create a greener future for the travel industry!
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