Where to Play Padel in Bali: Top Courts and Clubs

Padel is rapidly becoming one of the most popular sports in Bali, blending athletic thrill with the island’s tropical vibes. Whether you are a beginner looking to try a new sport, a seasoned player searching for quality courts, or a visitor planning active holidays, Bali offers a growing variety of padel venues. Each court brings its own personality, from high-performance training hubs to social hotspots with wellness and lifestyle amenities.

Here is your comprehensive guide to the best padel courts in Bali; where they are, what they offer, and how much you can expect to pay.

1. Bali Padel Academy

Where is it: Jl. Babakan Kubu, Canggu, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80351

Bali Padel Academy (BPA) is one of the most established padel facilities on the island and a favorite among both locals and tourists. Nestled among scenic rice fields in Canggu, this academy combines premium padel court quality with a friendly, family-oriented environment. It also serves as the Southeast Asia base for NOX Future Academy, making it a hub for coaching and player development.

Facilities:

• 7 semi-indoor, high-standard padel courts
• Pro shop with padel gear
• Wellness area with steam room, sauna, ice bath, whirlpool, and recovery spaces
• Restaurant and lounge area
• Courtside seating and shaded relaxation zones
• Coaching programs for all levels, group lessons, kids camps, and advanced training

Price:

• Court rental range around IDR 110,000 – IDR 520,000 per hour depending on times and group size

Why Visit: A great choice for serious players and families who want top-notch courts coupled with recovery and leisure spaces after play.

2. Jungle Padel

Where is it: Multiple locations across Bali, including Sanur, Canggu, Pererenan, and Ubud

Jungle Padel is one of Bali’s most famous padel brands, known for its lush, tropical settings and community focus. Each branch is designed to bring the sport into Bali’s natural scenery, creating a unique experience for both competitors and casual players. Its community model makes it easy to meet other players and even join local games or tournaments.
Facilities:

• Multiple padel courts across locations (often outdoor)
• Coaching options and classes
• Community events and tournaments
• Clubhouses with seating and refreshment areas
• Racket and ball rentals available

Price:

• From around IDR 100,000 – IDR 180,000 per player per hour
• Court fees can vary by location, group size, and time of day

Why Visit: Ideal for players seeking a vibrant community atmosphere, varied locations, and competitive play.

3. Monkey Padel Bali

Image source: Monkey Padel Bali

Where is it: Jl. Raya Sayan, Singakerta, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571

Monkey Padel Bali sits in the beautiful nature of Ubud, combining padel action with jungle serenity. It’s praised for its relaxed vibe and friendliness, attracting both locals and travelers. The club hosts regular tournaments and social games that elevate your experience beyond just a court booking.

Facilities:

• 3 world-class padel courts with lighting
• Coaching and training for all levels
• Racket rental and pro shop
• Cafe area and relaxation spots
• Events and social gatherings

Price:

• Hourly play starts around IDR 80,000 – IDR 155,000 per hour per person, with promotional rates at certain times of the day

Why Visit: Best for those who want to combine padel with beautiful views and a laid-back, social Bali setting.

4. Pro Padel Bali – Seminyak

Where is it: Jl. Raya Kerobokan No.264, Kerobokan Kelod, Kec. Kuta Utara, Bali, 80361

Pro Padel Bali in bustling Seminyak is known for premium panoramic courts and a well-organized booking experience. The venue appeals to players who value modern court technology, panoramic surroundings, and a comfortable environment for longer sessions.

Facilities:

• 4 Super Panoramic padel courts
• Clean, well-lit facilities
• Easy online booking via Playtomic

Price:

• Court rental from IDR 400,000 per 60 min up to about IDR 800,000 for 120 min (maximum players vary)

Why Visit: A premium choice for serious games and group play with structured booking and professional support.

5. Liga.Tennis & Padel Seminyak

Image source: Liga Tennis.Padel Seminyak

Where is it: Jl. Kayu Aya No.1, Seminyak, Kec. Kuta, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361

Liga.Tennis Seminyak is an excellent spot for padel players looking for a comprehensive sports experience. Located in the vibrant Seminyak area, the venue offers high-quality padel courts along with a range of other facilities for fitness enthusiasts.

Facilities:

• 4 padel courts alongside tennis and pickleball
• Gym, boutique gym spaces, sauna and pool
• Cafe and pro shop
• Private and group lessons

Price:

• Court rental around IDR 360,000 per hour
• Racket rental typically around IDR 50,000

Why Visit: Ideal for players seeking a venue with a variety of premium sports options, including padel, tennis, and fitness activities in the lively Seminyak area.

6. The Island Sports Club – Cemagi

Where is it: Jl. Karang Suwung, Tibubeneng, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361

The Island Sports Club blends padel play with fitness, cafe culture, and a vibrant sports community. This club appeals to active visitors and residents who want to pair their padel games with gym sessions, social drinks, and more.

Facilities:

• 3 scenic padel courts (covered and outdoor)
• Restaurant, bar, and cafe areas
• Fitness gym and classes
• Coaching and social game schedules

Price:

• Court pricing can vary, generally around IDR 300,000 – IDR 400,000 per hour
• Group booking may reduce per-player cost

Why Visit: A strong choice for players who want padel plus fitness and lifestyle at one location.

7. Bali Social Club – Padel & Wellness

Where is it: Jl. Raya Kayutulang No.188, Canggu, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80351

If wellness is as important as play, Bali Social Club is worth visiting. Integrating padel with wellness infrastructure including spa spaces, gym areas, and social lounges, this club offers a holistic approach to staying active.

Facilities:

• Premium padel courts
• Gym, pool, sauna, ice bath, and steam room
• On-site bar and pro shop
• Wellness classes and community events

Price:

• Court and wellness pricing usually packaged together, expect mid-to-high range per hour (Start from IDR 150,000 per hour)
• Why Visit: Ideal for players who want padel with relaxation, wellness, and social experiences.

8. Simply Padel Sanur

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Where is it: Jl. Danau Tondano, Sanur, Denpasar Selatan, Bali, Indonesia 80227

Simply Padel Sanur is one of Bali’s premium padel clubs offering top-class courts in a relaxed and tropical setting. Known for its welcoming atmosphere and vibrant community, this venue delivers an experience that suits players of all skill levels. The club focuses on combining quality play with social and lifestyle elements, making it a great choice for padel lovers visiting or staying in Bali.

Facilities:

• 3 world-class padel courts designed to international specifications
• Cafe and restaurant for refreshments before or after play
• Sauna, ice bath, and relaxation areas for recovery
• Pro shop with gear and racket rental available
• Changing rooms, lockers, and free parking

Price:

• Court rental generally around IDR 400,000 per hour (1 court)
• Racket rentals usually about IDR 50,000

Why Visit: Simply Padel Sanur stands out for its professional-grade courts, strong community feel, and excellent amenities

Tips for Playing Padel in Bali

• Booking in Advance: Many courts allow online reservations through apps like Playtomic or direct booking via club websites.
• Peak Times: Evening and weekend slots fill fast, so early booking ensures you secure your preferred time.
• Equipment Rentals: Most venues offer rackets and balls if you don’t bring your own. Prices typically range from IDR 40,000 – IDR 100,000 per session.
• Lessons and Coaching: If you are new to padel or want to improve your game, consider private or group lessons available at most academies.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is padel?

Padel is a popular racket sport that blends elements of tennis and squash. It’s typically played in doubles, on a smaller court with walls that keep the ball in play. It’s beginner-friendly but also competitive and strategic.

Do I need to bring my own equipment?

Most Bali padel venues offer racket and ball rentals, so you can show up and play without bringing your own gear. Prices for rentals vary depending on the club.

Can beginners play?

Yes! All listed padel courts welcome beginners, and many locations offer beginner clinics, coaching sessions, and structured lessons.

How do I book a court?

Many padel clubs allow online booking through apps like Playtomic or direct contact via their websites and phone numbers.

Is padel expensive in Bali?

Prices vary by venue, time, and group size. You can find affordable options around IDR 100,000 – IDR 180,000 per hour at community venues, while premium courts range up to IDR 800,000 for extended group sessions. 

The Perfect Base for Your Bali Activities

Whether you are visiting Bali for sun, surf, and relaxation or planning to enjoy premium sporting experiences, padel is one of the most exciting activities to add to your itinerary. From scenic jungle courts to social padel clubs and wellness-integrated venues, Bali offers something for every type of player and traveler, making it easy to stay active while enjoying the island’s unique atmosphere.

To complement your time on the court, choosing the right place to stay makes all the difference. Located close to Bali’s lifestyle hubs, The Colony Hotel Bali offers an elegant adults-only retreat where comfort, style, and relaxation come together effortlessly. Book your stay and check our special offers to complete your Bali escape with the perfect balance of sport, leisure, and refined comfort.