Where to Play Padel in Bali: The Island’s Best Courts, Clubs, and Communities

With sleek courts, social atmospheres, and community-driven clubs, this island is quickly becoming Southeast Asia’s padel hotspot. Whether you’re a seasoned player or a curious beginner, here’s where to play padel in Bali.

Nusa Padel, Nusa Dua - Sports Meets Lifestyle

A design-forward sports club where padel meets lifestyle. Nusa Padel blends competition, connection, and culinary flair, with courts available to book daily from 7 AM – 11 PM. The attached cafe serves everything from espresso to post-match cocktails, making it as social as it is sporty.

Good to Know:
– Indoor + outdoor courts
– Equipment rental and social leagues available
– Perfect for beginners or group sessions

Canggu Padel Centre - Bali’s Padel Powerhouse

Canggu’s largest and most advanced padel destination, Canggu Padel Centre features seven professional courts, including a central show court with spectator seating for 200. Beyond matches, expect a full academy program, pro shop, sauna, ice baths, and even a playground for kids.

Highlights:
– Regular tournaments and coaching clinics
– Full restaurant and wellness facilities
– Bali’s padel hub for locals, expats, and pros alike

Sky Padel, Kuta - Play Above the Rest

Perched above the Bali Dynasty Resort in Kuta, Sky Padel is Bali’s only rooftop padel court, offering ocean breezes, golden-hour matches, and a resort-style atmosphere. Lessons, equipment hire, and day passes are available for both guests and the public.

Highlights:
– Unique rooftop setting
– Daily sessions 7 AM – 10 PM
– Play, then unwind at Gracie Kelly’s Irish Pub downstairs

Pro Padel Bali - For the Serious Competitor

Tucked between Seminyak and Canggu, Pro Padel offers central access for Bali’s more serious players. With vibrant blue and pink courts and booking via Playtomic, it’s a solid choice for regular matches and training sessions.

Good to Know:
– Located in Kerobokan
– Book via Playtomic app
– Coaching and memberships available

Amare Padel, Umalas - Premium Indoor Wellness Club

Located in the leafy village of Umalas, Amare Padel Club offers a premium indoor experience that blends sport and wellness. Featuring five all-weather courts, a sauna, and an ice bath, it’s designed for players who take both performance and recovery seriously. Coaching is led by internationally certified instructors, with weekly tournaments and social events adding to the club’s strong community feel.

Highlights:
– Five indoor courts with LED lighting
– Sauna, ice bath, and physiotherapy services
– Coaching academy and regular tournaments

Paradise Padel, Canggu - Casual Beachside Court

Set just behind Cafe del Mar in Canggu, Paradise Padel offers a relaxed, open-air setting for casual matches and social play. The court operates daily from 7 AM to 11 PM, attracting both locals and visitors looking for a laid-back game steps from the beach.

Highlights:
– Outdoor padel court in Canggu
– Located at Cafe del Mar parking area
– Open daily 7 AM – 11 PM

Padel Bali ID, Jimbaran - World-class Community Hub

Located in Jimbaran, Padel Bali ID (Padel Club Indonesia) brings a world-class padel experience to the island’s south. With five premium courts and a strong community vibe, it’s a hub for players to play, train, and connect, where padel truly meets paradise.

Highlights:
– Five world-class courts
– Located in Jimbaran
– Community-focused club for all levels

Jungle Padel - The Community Favourite

Arguably the pioneer of padel in Bali, Jungle Padel operates eight clubs across the island, each featuring international-standard courts, a tropical open-air design, and a thriving community scene. Expect coaching, Americano tournaments, and social events set to island beats.

Highlights:
– Eight locations across Bali
– Coaching for all levels
– Pro shop, cafe, and community atmosphere

Liga Tennis Padel - Play, Train, Compete

One of Bali’s best-established sports clubs, Liga Tennis integrates padel seamlessly into its network of multi-sport facilities. The Seminyak and Umalas branches feature covered courts, ideal during the rainy season, plus a pool, cafe, and fitness amenities. Other locations include Sanur, Nusa Dua, Uluwatu, Ubud and Ayodya.

Highlights:
– Four courts in Umalas (3 doubles + 1 singles)
– Four in Sanur (3 indoor + 1 outdoor)
– Coaching, social matches, and memberships available

The Takeaway: Padel Is Bali’s New Social Sport

From the jungle courts of Ubud to the rooftop rinks of Kuta, padel has found its island groove. Whether you’re chasing competition, community, or cocktails after play, Bali’s padel clubs deliver on all fronts.