7 best padel clubs & courts in Bali to play at in 2025 [ranked]
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If you’re heading to Bali and wondering if you can squeeze in a few bandejas between beach days and Bintangs, the answer is absolutely yes. Padel has officially landed in Bali, and it’s growing fast.
The first padel club to open in Bali was Liga.Tennis Padel Club, which added padel courts to its flagship Sanur location in 2022.
Already known for its popular tennis academy, Liga.Tennis was quick to jump on the padel wave and brought in two outdoor panoramic courts — a first for the island.
Their early move kicked off a chain reaction, with new venues like Padel+ Canggu, Jungle Padel, and Padel Club Bali following shortly after, each bringing their own flair and setting a high bar for padel luxury.
Think luxury clubs, stunning jungle backdrops, and a buzzing international community of players.
Padel clubs in Bali are truly on another level, making it one of the top padel travel destinations to check out this year.
Court bookings are incredibly affordable, with most padel clubs in Bali offering memberships at a great value–especially great if you're looking to frequent one padel court.
Finding people to play with on Bali will be easy, given that it is now competing directly with surfing as the Indonesian island's top sporting activity.
We've added a guide on how to find padel matches, tournaments, weather advice and what you need to take with you at the end of this article, so stick around until the end to find out how to make the most of your Bali padel experience.
Here are our favourite padel clubs in Bali to check out in 2025:
7. Liga.Tennis Padel Club
📍 Location: Umalas, North Seminyak, Bali
Liga.Tennis Padel Club was the first padel club and court to open to the public on the Indonesian island. Whilst their facilities are not a swanky as some of the newer, more social-oriented clubs, players from Spain, Portugal, and Italy will feel at home with the facilities offered up by this authentic padel club.
6. Pro Padel Bali
📍 Location: Kerobokan, Bali
🌐 Website: Playtomic Listing
Known for its famous pink courts, Pro Padel Bali is a central option with a steady stream of expats and locals. Simple layout, bookable through Playtomic. Blue courts also available.
5. Island Padel Uluwatu – Island Sports Club
📍 Location: Uluwatu, Bali
🌐 Website: iscbali.com
This surf-meets-padel setup in Uluwatu is where fit travellers go after a morning wave session. Expect toned athletes, sunset games, and a breezy, high-energy atmosphere.
4. Jungle Padel (Canggu, Pererenan, Ubud, Ungasan)
📍 Locations:
- Pererenan, Bali
- Ubud, Bali
- Ungasan, Bali
- Canggu, Bali
🌐 Website: junglepadel.com
Jungle Padel mixes tropical jungle aesthetics with serious padel energy. These clubs offer boutique playing environments with stunning views, shaded hangout spots, and a tight-knit padel community. You’ll often see local pros training alongside first-timers.
Each venue has a distinct personality—Pererenan is social and buzzy, Ubud is laid-back and serene, and Ungasan attracts serious players and surf-crowd hybrids. The quality of play is high, the events are regular, and the locations make for an unforgettable session.
3. Bam Bam Padel (Ubud)
📍 Location: Mas, Ubud, Bali
🎾 Courts: 5 panoramic courts
🌐 Website: bambampadel.com
Set in the heart of Ubud’s lush landscape, Bam Bam Padel is peaceful, spiritual… and surprisingly competitive. It’s the only club in central Bali and a must-visit if you’re exploring Ubud’s yoga cafés and rice terraces.
The owners have nailed the design—open-air courts surrounded by jungle, a laid-back crowd, and occasional padel + wellness retreats. Whether you’re playing a morning match before meditation or joining one of their socials, this club blends sport with soul.
2. Bali Padel Academy (Umalas)
📍 Location: Umalas, North Seminyak, Bali
🎾 Courts: 7 courts
🌐 Website: balipadelacademy.com
Why you should play here:
If you’re looking to improve your game with serious coaching in a relaxed environment, this is the place. Bali Padel Academy has a European coaching style, regular clinics, and 1-on-1 private lessons for all levels. The crowd here is more training-focused than social—but very friendly.
Expect a quieter, more technical vibe—perfect for intermediate to advanced players looking to sharpen their strategy or master shot selection. Bonus: they run youth classes and workshops, so it’s family-friendly too.
1. Bali Social Club – Padel & Wellness (Berawa)
📍 Location: Berawa, Canggu
🎾 Courts: 5 panoramic padel courts
🌐 Website: balisocialclub.co
Why you should play here:
This is the hotspot for padel in Bali—hands down. With a stylish blend of wellness, design and community, Bali Social Club feels more like a lifestyle brand than a sports venue. Players here are social, international, and welcoming. You’ll find open plays, events, wellness days, and post-game hangouts happening daily.
Set in the vibrant heart of Berawa, the courts are high-end and impeccably maintained. Whether you’re diving into your first bandeja or refining your bajada, the vibe is inclusive but competitive. Add a smoothie bar, a co-working lounge, and regular DJ nights and it’s no surprise this place tops the list.
What app do people use in Bali for padel?
The go-to app for padel in Bali is Playtomic, but it’s not the only option. Here’s the breakdown:
- Playtomic: Most popular with international players. Used by clubs like Padel+ Canggu, Jungle Padel, and others. Easy to use, familiar to Europeans, and ideal if you’re booking games or joining open matches.
- Direct bookings: Most clubs (especially the smaller or newer ones) still prefer direct booking via WhatsApp or Instagram DMs. Always check the club’s website or social media before rocking up.
- Club-specific apps or booking forms: A few venues like Liga.Tennis run their own platform alongside Playtomic.
🧠 Pro tip: Join Bali padel WhatsApp groups or Instagram communities — it’s the fastest way to hear about drop-ins, mixes, and tournaments.
What are the best months for playing padel in Bali?
Bali is a tropical island — stunning, yes, but steamy. That said, there is a sweet spot for padel players:
Best months for playing padel in Bali are from May to September. This is the dry season in Indonesia, which means although temperatures can still be high (27–30°C), there will be significantly lower humidity, cooler evenings, and less mosquitoes.
During this window, early mornings and late afternoons are perfect for padel. Courts are packed with good vibes, and you’re far less likely to overheat mid-bandeja.
The rain season is also fun for playing padel in Bali as most courts are protected from the elements. Some even have indoor AC to keep it cooler, but expect these courts to come at a premium, and book up fast.
Is it hard to play padel in humid weather?
Short answer? Yes — it’s a sweat-fest, and although some people will adapt well, even enjoying it, most will suffer during the really hot and humid days.
Playing padel in Bali’s humid wet season (usually November to March) can be a challenge, especially if you’re not used to it. Here’s what to expect:
- Your grip gets slippery — towel, new overgrips, and Spray 40n Totalgrip spray are essential
- Reaction times can dip — energy drains faster in thick, damp heat
- Evening games can feel like playing in a sauna
- Tropical rain showers can cancel outdoor games with little warning
If you’re visiting during the wet season, try to book indoor or semi-covered courts, and always hydrate like crazy. Some locals even bring cooling towels or spare kit to switch between sets.
Where can I buy padel rackets in Bali?
Most padel clubs in Bali on this list will have a store with a small selection of padel rackets. But if you're looking for more variety, stores like Padel Nuestro offer fast international shipping to the island.
Padel in Bali isn’t just a sport — it’s a social scene, a wellness vibe, and one of the best ways to meet cool people from around the world while getting a proper sweat on.
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