The Best Padel Retreats in Bali 2026

Padel has become one of the fastest-growing sports in the world, and Bali is quickly earning a reputation as one of Asia's most exciting destinations to play it.

What began with a handful of courts has evolved into something much bigger. Today, players travel to the island not just for a holiday, but to spend several days immersed in the sport through coaching camps, luxury retreats, and intensive training programmes. Whether you want to improve your technique, meet like-minded players, or simply combine your love of padel with a trip to Bali, there's now a retreat for almost every level.

Why Bali Is Becoming a Padel Retreat Destination

It's easy to see why Bali has become a natural home for padel retreats.

Excellent year-round weather, a growing network of world-class courts, experienced international coaches and a lifestyle built around wellness make the island an ideal place to combine training with recovery. A morning on court can be followed by a surf, a massage, healthy dining or sunset drinks, creating a balance that's difficult to find elsewhere.

Unlike traditional sports camps, Bali's padel retreats often blend coaching with accommodation, local experiences, and downtime, making them appealing to both travellers and committed players.

The Best Padel Retreats in Bali

Palaestra Bali 

(10-17 October)

Designed for committed amateur players looking to elevate their game, Palaestra's Bali Padel Experience offers an intensive week of coaching at Oasis Padel in Ungasan. Players spend around four hours on court each day in small groups of three, with the coach joining play as the fourth player to maximise rally time. The programme also includes match play, tactical coaching and detailed video analysis, giving participants the kind of feedback typically reserved for elite training environments. Drawing players from Australia, Singapore, India and across the region, it's one of Bali's most focused padel experiences.

Bali Padel Retreat 

(19-24 October, 16-21 November, 14-19 December)

If you're looking for a more balanced holiday, Bali Padel Retreat combines coaching with luxury accommodation, wellness and the relaxed pace that makes Bali so appealing. Based around multi-day retreats in Ubud, guests enjoy twice-daily coaching sessions alongside recovery time, local dining experiences and opportunities to explore the surrounding area. Suitable for a range of playing abilities, it's ideal for travellers who want to improve while still enjoying everything a Bali escape has to offer.

The Padel Circle

(18-25 October)

Through its international network of destination camps, The Padel Circle hosts curated padel retreats in Bali for players who want to train while connecting with fellow enthusiasts from around the world. Retreats combine coaching, social match play, and accommodation to create an immersive experience that balances competition with community. With professionally organised programmes and international coaches, it's an excellent choice for players wanting to experience Bali through the lens of padel.

TAO Padel Academy 

(23-25 October, 6-8 November, 20-22 November, 4-6 December)

Short on time? TAO Padel Academy's Intensive Weekend Camp packs plenty into just a few days. Held over a weekend in Bali, the programme focuses on technical development, tactical coaching and structured match play under experienced coaches. It's well suited to travellers already visiting Bali who want to sharpen their game without committing to a full week-long retreat.

SLISK Bali Padel Escape

(21-25 October)

For travellers who want padel to be part of a broader holiday, SLISK's Bali Padel Escape in Kuta blends daily coaching with luxury accommodation and curated island experiences. Alongside time on court, itineraries often include wellness sessions, beach clubs, sightseeing and opportunities to experience Bali beyond the game. It's an ideal option for players travelling with partners or friends who also want to enjoy the island while improving their skills.

Which Padel Retreat Is Right for You?

The best retreat depends on what you're hoping to get out of the experience.

If your priority is intensive coaching, Palaestra delivers one of the most structured training programmes available. For a luxury holiday that happens to include padel, Bali Padel Retreat and SLISK combine coaching with accommodation and wellness. Travellers with limited time may prefer TAO Padel Academy's weekend format, while The Padel Circle offers an excellent balance of coaching and community through its internationally recognised retreat programmes.

Whichever you choose, one thing is clear: Bali is no longer just a place to relax. It's becoming one of the region's most exciting destinations for padel.

Looking for somewhere to play outside of a retreat? Read our guide to Where to Play Padel in Bali: The Island's Best Courts, Clubs and Communities.

Or discover even more ways to experience the island in our guide to Must-Do Things in Bali.

Frequently Asked Questions

What level do you need for a Bali padel retreat?

Most Bali padel retreats cater to a range of skill levels, from enthusiastic beginners through to experienced amateur players. Some intensive coaching camps may recommend an intermediate level.

Are there weekend padel camps in Bali?

Yes. TAO Padel Academy offers intensive weekend programmes, while several other operators host shorter retreats throughout the year.

When is the best time to book a Bali padel retreat?

Many retreats operate during Bali's dry season between April and October, although programmes run year-round. Booking early is recommended, particularly for fixed-date retreats with limited player numbers.