Pool day passes in Bali
Compare 14 hotel pool day passes in Bali. Jungle infinity pools in Ubud, cliffside views in Uluwatu, and beachfront pools in Kuta from Rp 135,000.
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Pool day passes in Bali start from Rp 135,000 (about $9) and reach Rp 3,010,000 for a full-day jungle spa package. Across 14 hotels, you can swim at a cliffside infinity pool in Uluwatu, float above the rainforest in Ubud, or watch the sunset from a beachfront pool in Kuta.
The island splits into distinct zones, each with a different feel. Ubud has the most day pass options: five hotels with jungle infinity pools above the Ayung River valley. Uluwatu offers dramatic cliffside views over the Indian Ocean. Kuta and Legian are convenient for airport transit days. Canggu and Seminyak attract a social crowd. Nusa Dua has beachfront luxury, and Nusa Penida adds a remote-island option just a short boat ride away.
Most hotels take bookings through WhatsApp or their website. Popular jungle resorts fill fast. Book 24–48 hours ahead for Alila Ubud and Hanging Gardens. Walk-ins work fine for budget spots in Legian and Candidasa. Prices marked "++" have 21% tax and service charges added on top.
- Lotus Bungalows (Rp 135,000 / about $9). Cheapest on the island; oceanfront pool in quiet Candidasa.
- Ibis Styles Bali Legian (Rp 165,000 / about $11). Budget family option in Legian; Wi-Fi included.
- SALT at Eastin Ashta Resort (Rp 200,000 / about $13). Social Canggu pool, steps from Echo Beach.
- Adiwana Warnakali Resort (Rp 250,000 / about $16). Cliffside pool on Nusa Penida with Mount Agung views.
- The Athaya Ubud (Rp 300,000 / about $20). Rice paddy setting in Ubud at an affordable price.
- Peppers Seminyak (Rp 302,500 / about $20). Stylish Seminyak pool with gym access.
- Sheraton Bali Kuta Resort (Rp 312,500 / about $20). Sunset views over Kuta Beach; 5-star facilities.
- Alila Ubud (Rp 350,000 / about $23). Iconic infinity pool above the Ayung River valley.
- Anantara Uluwatu Bali Resort (Rp 500,000 / about $32). Cliff-edge pool above 'Impossible Beach'; Indian Ocean views.
- The Royal Santrian Luxury Beach Villas (Rp 544,500 / about $35). Nusa Dua beachfront with F&B credits included.
- Nandini Jungle by Hanging Gardens (Rp 605,000 / about $39). Hillside jungle pool reached by funicular.
- Bambu Indah (Rp 700,000 / about $45). Natural spring-fed pools along the river; no chlorine.
- Adiwana Bisma (Rp 850,000 / about $55). Rooftop infinity pool with panoramic Ubud jungle views.
- Hanging Gardens of Bali (Rp 3,010,000 / about $195). World-famous twin-tiered pool with lunch and massage.
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How much does a pool day pass in Bali cost?
Day pass prices in Bali range from Rp 135,000 to Rp 3,010,000. Budget options in Legian and Candidasa come in under Rp 200,000 (about $13). Ubud's jungle pools mostly sit between Rp 300,000 and Rp 850,000. Luxury packages that bundle pool, lunch, and spa (like at Hanging Gardens of Bali) start at Rp 1,500,000.
| Hotel | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Lotus Bungalows | Rp 135,000 ($9) | Budget; East Bali diving base |
| Ibis Styles Bali Legian | Rp 165,000 ($11) | Budget; family-friendly in Legian |
| SALT at Eastin Ashta Resort | Rp 200,000 ($13) | Canggu social scene |
| Adiwana Warnakali Resort | Rp 250,000 ($16) | Nusa Penida cliffside views |
| The Athaya Ubud | Rp 300,000 ($20) | Ubud rice paddy setting |
| Peppers Seminyak | Rp 302,500 ($20) | Seminyak style with gym |
| Sheraton Bali Kuta Resort | Rp 312,500 ($20) | Kuta sunset views |
| Alila Ubud | Rp 350,000 ($23) | Iconic jungle infinity pool |
| Anantara Uluwatu Bali Resort | Rp 500,000 ($32) | Cliffside ocean views |
| The Royal Santrian | Rp 544,500 ($35) | Nusa Dua luxury beach |
| Nandini Jungle by Hanging Gardens | Rp 605,000 ($39) | Jungle adventure with funicular |
| Bambu Indah | Rp 700,000 ($45) | Eco spring-fed pools |
| Adiwana Bisma | Rp 850,000 ($55) | Rooftop infinity; Ubud jungle views |
| Hanging Gardens of Bali | Rp 3,010,000 ($195) | Twin-tiered pool + lunch + massage |
Can non-guests use hotel pools in Bali?
Yes, all 14 hotels listed here actively sell day passes to visitors who aren't staying overnight. Most require a booking through the hotel's website or WhatsApp. Walk-ins work fine at budget options like Ibis Styles Bali Legian and Lotus Bungalows. For in-demand jungle resorts like Alila Ubud and Hanging Gardens of Bali, book at least 24–48 hours ahead as capacity is limited.
Sheraton Bali Kuta Resort
The Sheraton Bali Kuta Resort sits directly next to Beachwalk Shopping Mall, overlooking Kuta Beach. The free-form outdoor pool is one of the better spots in Kuta for a sunset swim with 5-star service.
Ultimate Traveler Lounge Pass: Rp 1,000,000 / about $65. Includes pool access and an air-conditioned lounge with showers and luggage storage.
Coffee and Light Lunch Pass: Rp 312,500 / about $20. Includes pool access, towel service, and coffee or tea with a light lunch.
Book direct: marriott.com or call +62 361 846 5555
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Alila Ubud is famous for its emerald-green infinity pool that appears to float above the Ayung River valley. It's regularly cited as one of the most beautiful hotel pools in the world. Book well ahead; capacity fills quickly.
Luxury Infinity Pool Pass: Rp 350,000 / about $23. Pool access and towel service; food and drinks are extra.
Spa & Pool with Lunch Package: Rp 1,512,500 / about $98. Includes pool access, a signature spa treatment, and a 2-course lunch.
Book direct: alilahotels.com or call +62 361 975 963
Peppers Seminyak
Peppers Seminyak offers a stylish pool in the heart of Seminyak, surrounded by tropical gardens. It's a solid base if you want a pool session before heading out to the area's restaurants and boutiques.
Pool & Gym Pass: Rp 302,500 / about $20. Includes pool access, gym facilities, towel service, and food and beverage discounts.
Book direct: peppers.com.au or call +62 361 730 333
Anantara Uluwatu Bali Resort
Anantara Uluwatu Bali Resort is perched on a cliff above the Indian Ocean, with front-row views of the 'Impossible Beach' surf break. The infinity pool is one of the most dramatic in Bali.
Pool Access Pass: Rp 500,000 / about $32. Includes cliff-edge infinity pool access, towel service, and resort facilities.
Book direct: anantara.com or call +62 361 895 7555
The Athaya Ubud
The Athaya Ubud is surrounded by rice paddies and tropical greenery. It's one of the most affordable options in Ubud for those who want the jungle setting without paying luxury rates.
Pool Experience: Rp 300,000 / about $20. Pool access and towel service in a tranquil rice paddy setting.
Book direct: theathayaubud.com or call +62 361 908 1767
Adiwana Bisma
Adiwana Bisma has one of the best rooftop infinity pools in Ubud, with panoramic views over jungle and rice fields. It's a step up from budget Ubud options but a notch below the luxury jungle lodges.
Pool & Drinks Pass: Rp 850,000 / about $55. Rooftop infinity pool access, towel service, and a credit for selected cocktails and drinks.
Book direct: adiwanahotels.com or call +62 361 620 2008
Nandini Jungle by Hanging Gardens
Nandini Jungle by Hanging Gardens sits deep in the rainforest, with a hillside pool overlooking the river valley. The funicular ride down to the facilities adds to the secluded jungle feel.
Nandini Regular Day Pass: Rp 605,000 / about $39. Hillside jungle pool access, towel service, and resort facilities.
Book direct: hanginggardensofbali.com or call +62 361 898 3111
Ibis Styles Bali Legian
Ibis Styles Bali Legian is the most affordable option in the Kuta–Legian area and a practical choice for families or airport transit days. The pool is clean and walk-in friendly.
Pool Experience: Rp 165,000 / about $11. Outdoor pool access, towel service, and Wi-Fi.
Book direct: ibis.com or call +62 361 767 688
Where to stay in Bali
Bali's five main zones each attract a different crowd. Ubud is the cultural and wellness hub, surrounded by rice terraces and jungle; Alila Ubud is a standout there with its famous valley-facing infinity pool. Seminyak and Canggu pull the design-hotel and beach-club crowd. Uluwatu on the Bukit Peninsula has the cliff-top views and surf breaks; Anantara Uluwatu Bali Resort is among the best positioned there.
Kuta and Legian remain the most budget-friendly and accessible from the airport, though busier than most. Nusa Dua is where the large five-star beach resorts cluster. Where you stay determines which day pass options are reachable by scooter or short taxi, so match your base to the venues on this page first.
Lotus Bungalows
Lotus Bungalows has the cheapest day pass on this list at Rp 135,000 (about $9). It's in Candidasa on the quieter east coast, a good base for diving and snorkeling, away from the crowds of South Bali.
Pool Experience: Rp 135,000 / about $9. Oceanfront pool access, towel service, and shower facilities.
Book direct: lotusbungalows.com or call +62 363 41104
The Royal Santrian Luxury Beach Villas
The Royal Santrian Luxury Beach Villas is an all-villa resort in Nusa Dua with a private beach and an elegant main pool. It's the pick for couples or small groups wanting a high-end beachfront day.
Pool & Credits Pass: Rp 544,500 / about $35. Pool and beach access, towel service, and F&B credits at the restaurant.
Book direct: theroyalsantrian.com or call +62 361 778 181
Adiwana Warnakali Resort
Adiwana Warnakali Resort is on Nusa Penida, a short boat ride from the Bali mainland. The cliffside pool looks out toward Mount Agung and the ocean, a favorite with divers and day-trippers who want something off the beaten track.
Pool Retreat Pass: Rp 250,000 / about $16. Cliffside pool access, towel service, and Wi-Fi.
Book direct: adiwanahotels.com or call +62 361 620 7000
Hanging Gardens of Bali
Hanging Gardens of Bali is home to one of the most photographed pools in the world: a twin-tiered infinity pool that blends into the jungle canopy above the Ayung River valley. The premium day pass covers a full wellness day.
Pool, Lunch & Massage Pass: Rp 3,010,000 / about $195. Full-day access to the twin-tiered pool, a 3-course lunch, and a reflexology massage.
Book direct: hanginggardensofbali.com or call +62 811 380 0988
SALT at Eastin Ashta Resort
SALT at Eastin Ashta Resort is a short walk from the surf breaks at Echo Beach in Canggu. The pool area is social and stylish, a solid daytime base for surfers and digital nomads.
Pool Access Pass: Rp 200,000 / about $13. Pool access, towel service, and use of poolside loungers.
Book direct: eastinbali.com or call +62 361 620 0888
Bambu Indah
Bambu Indah is an eco-luxury retreat in Ubud with natural spring-fed pools instead of chlorinated water. The pools sit along the riverbank in a lush bamboo garden, a genuinely different swimming experience.
Pool & Credits Pass: Rp 700,000 / about $45. Spring pool and river swimming access, plus F&B credits at the Riverside Warung.
Book direct: bambuindah.com or call +62 361 977 922
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a 'day pass' and 'minimum spend' in Bali?
Most hotel pool day passes charge a fixed entrance fee, which may include F&B credits. Beach clubs typically operate on a minimum spend model: you pay for food and drinks to secure a daybed. Always confirm inclusions before booking.
Do I need to book Bali pool passes in advance?
Yes, especially for popular spots like Hanging Gardens of Bali or Alila Ubud, which have limited capacity. Book via WhatsApp or the hotel website at least 24–48 hours ahead. Budget options in Legian and Candidasa are usually walk-in friendly.
Are there jungle pool day passes available in Ubud?
Ubud has the best selection on the island. Top options include Alila Ubud (infinity pool above the Ayung River valley), Adiwana Bisma (rooftop jungle views), Nandini Jungle (hillside pool by funicular), and Bambu Indah (natural spring-fed river pools).
Can I use the spa with a pool day pass?
Several luxury resorts bundle spa access with their day passes. Hanging Gardens of Bali includes a reflexology massage. Alila Ubud offers a spa and lunch package. These premium bundles cost Rp 1,512,500–3,010,000.
What is the best area in Bali for a pool day pass?
It depends on what you want. Choose Ubud for jungle views and infinity pools, Uluwatu for cliffside ocean views, Nusa Dua for luxury beachfronts, or Canggu and Seminyak for a social, trendy atmosphere. Nusa Penida is best for something remote.
More pool day passes near Bali
If you're exploring Indonesia beyond Bali, Lombok is the closest option, just a short ferry or flight away. Jakarta has a handful of city hotel pools worth a day pass. For a similar tropical experience elsewhere in Southeast Asia, Koh Samui and Phuket in Thailand offer comparable jungle and beachfront options.
More pool day pass destinations: Jakarta, Surabaya, Lombok, Yogyakarta, Koh Samui, Da Nang.