Bail’s jungle clubs are the perfect place to embrace the tropical vibes of our paradise island. They’re tucked away in lush rainforests overlooking the sculpted rice terraces, or nestled away in misty valleys, and they’re a world away from the beach towns and the Indian Ocean.
Picture infinity pools lined by palm trees, cocktails served in coconuts from local trees, and music that blends harmoniously with the natural setting.
Whether you’re in the mood for a wild party, a chill pool day or a mixture of both, there’s a jungle club for you in Bali.
This guide takes a look at the 10 best jungle clubs in Bali, what to expect from these places and offers some tips for having the best time at the clubs.
Why Jungle Clubs Are A Great Place To Visit
Jungle Clubs are something of a hidden gem for Bali. They offer a vibe that feels both adventurous and relaxing.
They’re a contrast from the bright beach clubs of Canggu and Seminyak and tend to be found in Ubud and Gianyar, surrounded by verdant, green rainforest and jungle.
You’ll find that jungle clubs lend themselves to fabulous Instagram images, awesome tropical drinks and soaking in the beauty of Bali.
Whether you’re a party animal, a wellness enthusiast, or someone seeking a cool place to spend a day, there’s a jungle club for you.
10 Fantastic Jungle Clubs To Check Out In Bali
There are more than 10 jungle clubs in Bali, but our team has selected the ten best, each of which brings something unique to the table, so that you’re sure to find a jungle club that suits you and your crowd and have a fantastic day out.
Jungle Fish, Ubud
Jungle Fish proudly boasts, “No beach, just pool”, and it certainly lives up to that motto. Its sleek infinity pool gazes out over dense jungle and makes you feel neatly isolated from the rest of the island.
They have a pleasant open-air restaurant which serves up fresh, tasty plates from a variety of cuisines too.
The vibe is more chill than party, there are yoga classes, acoustic music sets and cocktails that keep you coming back for more. The breathtaking views are exceptional, with the occasional burst of mist across the valley below.
Address: Jl. Raya Sebali, Banjar Sebali, Keliki, Tegallalang – Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80561
Online: Chapung
Appeal: Jungle Fish is the perfect spot for a day when you just want to unwind. Take a book, grab a smoothie or take a date for the romantic views. Just don’t expect to dance until dawn.
Hanging Gardens Bali, Not Quite A Jungle Club, Ubud
Pool access at the Hanging Gardens is available through their day pass experience, which allows you to enjoy the amenities, including their legendary infinity pool and enjoy a jungle club-alike experience.
The Day Pass also includes welcome drinks, lunch and poolside service, plus chairs and towels.
The view from the pool here is really without equal in Bali, and it is considered to be the finest infinity pool in the world by many.
Address: Buahan, Payangan, Gianyar Regency, Bali 80571
Online: Hanging Gardens
Appeal: This is the ideal spot if you want to chill the day away with a spectacular view. It is a hotel facility, so it’s more of a day club with an infinity pool than a full-on jungle club but it’s too lovely not to make this list.
Folk Pool & Gardens, Ubud
This cool and laid-back jungle club is a magnet for the creative industry and digital nomad crowd in Ubud.
It has a sprawling pool that is neatly framed by tropical gardens and some very pleasant cabanas where you can work or just kick back.
The menu here is plant-based, and as such, it’s a huge hit with vegans, and the vibe is very welcoming to new people.
Think live music, pop-up markets, coworking, and you’ve got it. This is a community hangout with a touch of jungle in the mix.
Address: Jl. Monkey Forest, Ubud, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571
Online: Folk Ubud
Appeal: This is a super place to meet new people in Ubud. Take your laptop, get busy with your emails and work for the day, then join everyone else for some natural wines at night.
Kabana Jungle Pool Club, Ubud (K-Club)
Kabana Ubud is very much your boho-chic style venue and, perhaps, closer to the beach clubs of the beach towns than the other jungle clubs in visual appeal.
There are multi-level pools that overlook the treetops of the local jungle here. The interior is colourful and they serve tropical cocktails to enhance that fresh, lively vibe.
The music is very much upbeat house, but it’s not all about the party; they have yoga and meditation sessions here too. So, that’s a nice wellness angle.
Address: Jl. Raya Cebok, Kedisan, Kec. Tegallalang, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80561
Online: K-Club
Appeal: You can kind of pick your vibe at Kabana Jungle Pool Club. You could be dancing with your friends by the pool or joining a sunrise yoga class for some time seeking Zen in the jungle.
Cretya Ubud by Alas Harum
This is a multi-tiered jungle club with pools that almost feel like they spill into the rainforest itself. We should warn you, though, that Cretya does not come cheap.
It is a hotspot for day parties, and their resident DJs spin the tunes as a delicious menu stacked with shareable plates caters to the groups this place attracts.
They have a fun atmosphere, but it’s never over the top, and the light at golden hour here definitely makes your Insta-feed feel superb.
Address: Jl. Raya Tegallalang, Tegallalang, Kec. Tegallalang, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80561
Online: Cretya
Appeal: This is the place to go for a group hangout. You can dance, snack and shoot photos against an awesome jungle backdrop.
Wanna Jungle Pool & Bar, Ubud
This place is all about the big energy vibe, and the pool area is almost as big as that energy with some stunning greenery around it and some very nice cabanas for a lounging spot with your mates.
It gets some of the highest ratings on travel review sites of any jungle club, and we’d put that down to the bespoke cocktails and regular live music events that give it a certain buzz.
Address: Banjar Bresela Desa Bresela, Payangan, Kecamatan Ubud, Bali 80572
Online: The Kanyon
Appeal: This is your perfect social vibing spot. Think pool parties, tropical drinks made from local ingredients and lots of your fellow travellers thinking good times.
Tlaga Singha, Gianyar
This jungle club is in the grounds of Bali Zoo, so you might want to check the zoo out first before you head to this spot, which focuses on nature and wellness, rather than partying hard.
The infinity pool has a nice rice field view, and they have an onsite spa which does some wonderful Balinese massages that leave you feeling on top of the world.
There are also cultural workshops to enjoy here, including some fabulous Balinese cooking classes, while enjoying the serene surroundings.
Address: Jl. Raya Singapadu, Singapadu, Kec. Sukawati, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80582
Online: Tlaga Singha
Appeal: A place to chill and connect with the local culture. We strongly recommend booking a spa time and some cooking classes to get the most out of this palace.
OMMA Day Club, Ubud
This sleek, minimalist club is aching with modern style, and it contrasts very well with the green jungle around it, to showcase something of a style oasis.
They’re all about gourmet food, hand-crafted cocktails and poolside chilling and yes, the occasional DJ night that brings in a very hip crowd. This is a luxurious spot with a tropical flavour.
Address: C7FQ+MV6, Kemenuh, Sukawati, Gianyar Regency, Bali 80581
Online: Omma
Appeal: This is a place for a fancy treat or a day out. Think top-notch dining and drinks, or go for a classy date night with someone special.
Tuju Tropic Club & Lounge, Ubud
This place is something of a hidden gem and has a tropical but modern vibe. The pool area is framed by palm trees, and the lounge offers both Balinese favourites and international flavours.
There’s often some live acoustic music here that helps to create an intimate, cozy vibe that is ideal for small groups to enjoy together.
Address: Jl. Suweta, Ubud, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571
Online: Diwa Sanctuaries
Appeal: This jungle club is ideal for low-key hangouts with mates. Enjoy a relaxed evening here listening to the music, or just go for a quiet day by the pool.
Maya Ubud
This is our final pick, and it’s a trendy place with an urban-jungle vibe. It’s in Ubud and features an amazing infinity pool.
The emphasis here is on luxury relaxation and you can enjoy a very chill time until the sun sets.
Address: Jl. Gn. Sari, Peliatan, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571
Online: Maya
Appeal: This is the best jungle club for those who like to party late in the day, and you can dance to killer beats and sip cocktails under neon lights here.
Please Note: We are “best beach clubs Bali” and as such, we only do full reviews of beach clubs, not jungle clubs, day clubs, pool clubs, night clubs, etc. So, while we love to do useful round-ups of facilities like these, we won’t (at least, for now) be offering full reviews of any individual jungle clubs on this list.
What Can You Do In Jungle Clubs?
Jungle Clubs are very much like beach clubs, and they cater to a wide range of audiences, and there’s something out there for every mood. You will often find:
- Pool Parties and Nightlife: Places like Cretya tend to specialise in that high-energy fun that many travellers to Bali are seeking. So, expect DJs, colourful cocktails and a crowd that wants to dance and dance. They’re ideal venues for solo travellers and groups looking to party.
- Chillout Vibes and Wellness: On the other hand, you have places like Tlaga Singha and Kabaan Ubud, which cater to those seeking more of a break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. You can get into yoga sessions, spa treatments or lounge by the pool with some lovely jungle views and a nice cold drink. Solo travellers and couples seeking a calm, relaxing day will love this kind of jungle club.
- Cultural Experiences: Places like Tlaga Singha also tend to accentuate the local culture, and they have cooking classes, a local menu with delicious bites and traditional decor. This is a nice way to familiarise yourself with Bali’s culture while still sipping on a nice cold fruity cocktail.
- Social and Community Vibes: Some places like the Folk Pool and Gardens, appeal to a creative and artistic crowd and have a coworking space, on-site market and networking events. You can work by day, then hang out at night and meet new and interesting people.
- Photo Ops Galore: If you’re a content creator, would-be influencer, or just big on social media, you can get some amazing photos at the jungle clubs of Bali. Check out the colour pools at Kabana or the sleek architecture at OMMA. Your Instagram feed will look awesome.
Tips For Getting The Most Out Of A Visit To Jungle Clubs
OK, if you want to have the best time at Bali’s jungle clubs, you might want to keep these ideas in mind:
- Consider the season: There is no bad time to visit Bali, but April to October’s dry season is better for pool days in the jungle than November to March, when things can get pretty humid. However, if you do come during the wet season, the lounges, spas, restaurants, etc., can still make for a fun day out in the jungle clubs.
- Always book ahead for events: If you want to join in a ticketed event at one of the jungle clubs, we’d strongly recommend that you book as far in advance as you can. Check their Instagram and social media to find out when artists are announced and where to book.
- Dress the part: Jungle clubs tend to attract the “tropical chic” crowd in flowing dresses, swimwear and linen shirts. Think relaxed but also stylish, and you won’t go far wrong. That way, you will be comfortable but also look awesome in the photos you take.
- Bring cash: Not every club takes cards, and it’s handy to have some cash for a quick round of drinks or to hand out a tip even in places that do take cards.
- Get there early for daytime vibes: If you want the best day by the pool, get to the club early, stake out the best spot (be it a cabana or a sun lounger) and enjoy the show of others arriving. Busy clubs can sell out fast, too, so if you come in peak season, getting there early is a must.
What To Expect At Jungle Clubs
Most of Bali’s jungle clubs open in the mid-morning and then stay lively into the night (sometimes, quite late at night). Entry fees range from free to around 200,000 IDR (which is about $12 USD or $20 AUD).
But special events may cost much more than 200,000 IDR, particularly if they are hosting a major name artist from overseas.
The food and drink is going to cost you more than they would in a local warung, but generally speaking, this is also reflected in the quality of the food, and most people find that they get value for money.
Some clubs have “day passes” which include access to certain facilities, others operate a minimum spend system like the beach clubs, where you get food and beverage credits (and sometimes, like at Tlaga Singha, spa credits too).
The vibe in jungle clubs tends to change by club and by the time of day. Mornings tend to be chilled out, for quiet swimming, meditation sessions and yoga classes.
As the afternoon comes round, you get folks lounging around the pool and light background music. By the evening, the DJs and live bands arrive, and the vibe gets more intense.
The crowds can range from locals and expats to international travellers, and you’re likely to meet a fun and enjoyable mix of people in a jungle club.
Somewhere like Folk Pool & Gardens is all about building a community, whereas places like Omma and CP Lounge are more about the trendier party crowds.
Why We Think You’ll Love Jungle Clubs
We think jungle clubs are more than just a place to hang out in Bali, like beach clubs; they’re an experience.
The blend of natural beauty and luxury gives you a vibe that’s currently unique to Bali. There’s something awesome about starting the day with a relaxed meditation session in the rainforest and ending it dancing under fairy lights with newfound friends.
The food is usually delicious, the drinks are creative, the stunning views are amazing, and each club has its own unique personality, so you can keep exploring and find something new every time.
FAQs
What Is The Biggest Club In Bali?
Atlas Super Club claims to be the largest club in Bali and it’s the largest nightclub by area in Bali. The beach club at Atlas also claims to be the largest in Bali.
One thing we are absolutely certain of is that Atlas is no longer the “biggest beach club in the world”. That’s Serene by GAIA in Dubai, which opened in 2024.
A lot depends on how you measure these things. However, we’d also note that “biggest” can also refer to a club’s reputation, and FINNS Beach Club certainly has the largest reputation on the island.
Is There A Jungle In Bali?
Our dictionary defines “jungle” as “an area of land overgrown with dense forest and tangled vegetation, typically in the tropics” and using that definition, we can confidently say that yes, Bali has plenty of jungle to go around.
While we note that Google search and Wikipedia tend to prefer the term “rainforest”, we would argue that the two terms in this instance are synonymous, and Bali has jungle and rainforest galore.
The most popular area of Bali with jungle access is Ubud, the central Balinese town, but you can find instances of jungle scattered around much of the island, including in West Bali National Park.
What Is The Most Popular Beach Club In Bali?
The most popular beach club in Bali, as we go to press in June 2025, is by far FINNS Beach Club. The club sees thousands of visitors each day, even when its main competitors are nearly empty.
This seems to be down to FINNS’ ability to constantly reinvent itself while improving on the facilities and entertainment over and over again. A trip to FINNS after you’ve been away for a few weeks is often like visiting for the first time all over again.
We voted FINNS to be the best beach club in Bali, and most people consider it to be the world’s best beach club too. It sets the standard that other beach clubs aspire to match. And surprisingly, it’s also a much better value than many other beach clubs here on the island.
Beach Clubs Or Jungle Clubs, Which Is Better?
We like beach clubs and we like jungle clubs, and much of what they offer to the public is very similar – great food, cold drinks, pools to swim in and sometimes a bit of entertainment.
However, there’s one thing that no jungle club can deliver, and it’s that wonderful, dramatic moment of sunset over the Indian Ocean. It’s that one thing that ensures beach clubs will always be better than jungle clubs.
People come from a long way to spend time on this paradise island, and the sunsets here are legendary for good reasons. It’s a spectacular sight and one unparalleled elsewhere in the world; to miss it is to miss a little bit of Bali’s soul.
Final Thoughts On The Best Jungle Clubs Bali
Your Bali bucket list won’t be complete without a visit to a jungle club in Bali and indulging in the tropical temptation of a minimum spend, some shaded cabanas, amid the lush greenery of the countryside of this paradise island.
