Where to Play Padel in Ubud (2026 Guide)

Padel has officially taken over Bali. What started as a niche hobby has turned into a full-blown daily ritual for both locals and travelers. While the south of the island used to be the only place to play, the scene is finally moving north.

In 2026, playing padel in Ubud is about the "ritual"—the high-energy match followed by the essential post-game hang. Here’s where to swing your racket and where to refuel afterward.

The Ubud Padel Scene

Ubud is traditionally the land of yoga and quiet retreats, but the high-energy padel vibe is catching up fast. While the center is still chill, several world-class courts have popped up just minutes away. It’s the best of both worlds: you hit the intense, competitive energy of the court in the morning, then head back to the calm greenery of the highlands to decompress.

Best Padel Courts Near Ubud

For those based in the Ubud area, several premier venues are within reach, offering professional-grade courts and a vibrant social scene.

1. Jungle Padel (Ubud Surrounds)

The only M3 Padel Academy Diamond Club in Indonesia. It’s the top choice if you want to train like a pro using world-class methodology, all while surrounded by Ubud’s deep greenery.

• Location: Jl. Raya Laplapan No. 17, Petulu, Kecamatan Ubud

• Price: General rates start from Rp 400,000 per court.

• Facilities: International standard courts, pro shop, and certified M3 coaching.

• Opening Hours: 7 AM – 11 PM daily

• Booking: Book via the Playtomic app

• Instagram: @junglepadel

2. Monkey Padel Bali

Super accessible and completely rain-proof. Their panoramic-roofed courts are a lifesaver during Ubud’s unpredictable downpours or the midday heat.

• Location: Jalan Raya Sayan, Ubud

• Price: General rates start from Rp 380,000 per court, with special midday and late-night promos available.

• Facilities: 3 panoramic roofed courts, clubhouse with drinks, changing rooms, and certified coaching.

• Opening Hours: 7 AM – 10 PM daily

• Booking: Book via Playtomic app

• Instagram: @monkeypadelbali

3. Bam Bam Padel (Ubud)

A family-run spot that treats recovery as seriously as the game. They have a dedicated "Recovery Zone" with a sauna and ice baths, which is usually free if you book a full court.

• Location: Jl. Cempaka, MAS, Ubud

• Price: General rates start from Rp 400,000 per court (includes free Recovery Spa access for 4 players).

• Facilities: 5 panoramic courts, Recovery Spa, and kids' programs.

• Opening Hours: 7 AM – 10 PM daily

• Booking: Book via Playtomic app

• Instagram: @bambampadel

4. GODS Social Club (formerly Padel of Gods)

A stylish evolution of the sport. It’s very Instagrammable, with great views and a sophisticated lounge area for a "post-match debrief."

• Location: Singapadu, Ubud

• Price: General rates start from Rp 350,000 per court.

• Facilities: Premium panoramic courts, social lounge, and changing rooms.

• Opening Hours: 7 AM – 11 PM daily

• Booking: Book via the Playtomic app

• Instagram: @godssocialclub

5. Liga, Tennis & Padel Ubud

A professional racquet sports hub with solid covered courts. Great for rainy days, plus they have a recovery room and pro shop right there.

• Location: Jl. Katik Lantang, Singakerta, Kecamatan Ubud

• Price: Starts at Rp 325,000/session. Coaching and group packages are also on the menu if you want to level up.

• Facilities: Includes an on-site cafe, pro shop, and a full recovery room (sauna & cold bath) right by the covered courts.

• Opening Hours: 7 AM – 10 PM daily

• Booking: http://liga.tennis/venue/ligatennis-padel-ubud 

• Instagram: @liga.tennis

Venue	Highlights	Price (Starts from)	Facilities
Jungle Padel	Elite M3 Academy Diamond Club with a lush jungle backdrop.	Rp 400k/court	Pro shop, M3 coaching, & standard courts.
Monkey Padel	Iconic panoramic roofed courts	Rp 380k/court	Roofed courts, clubhouse, & coaching.
Bam Bam Padel	Family-run hub focusing on wellness and post-match recovery.	Rp 400k/court	5 courts, Recovery Spa (sauna/ice bath).
GODS Social Club	Aesthetic, lifestyle-focused club with a sophisticated social vibe.	Rp 350k/court	Social lounge, panoramic courts, & views.
Liga. Tennis	Professional racquet sports hub with reliable covered courts.	Rp 325k/court	Covered courts, recovery room, & cafe.

Padel in Ubud: Pro-Tips

Ubud’s tropical heat is no joke. Stick to early morning or late afternoon slots to avoid the midday sun and catch the best breeze.

• Hydrate: Bring plenty of water—you’ll need it.

• Gear up: Wear proper court shoes; you can rent a racket on-site.

• Plan ahead: Courts fill up fast, so secure your spot in advance via Playtomic or WhatsApp.

Playing Padel in Bali

Playing padel in Bali is basically a social club with a racket. If you’re solo, just sign up for an "Open Play" session. It's the fastest way to jump into a game and meet people. Don’t worry about gear; every club has decent rackets for rent. Just a tip: skip the midday sun and aim for early morning or late afternoon to catch the breeze.

Where to Eat After Padel in Ubud

The ritual doesn't end when the match is over. Proper recovery is essential, and after the drive back to Ubud, the focus shifts to nourishment.

After the drive back to central Ubud, Ramu Kitchen is the spot to decompress. It’s the perfect transition from the high-energy court to a more "conscious" vibe.

• Recovery on a plate: Our farm-to-table menu is packed with the proteins and fresh greens your muscles actually need.

• The De-brief: With an open, relaxed layout, we’re basically built for teams to grab a big table and share some pan-Asian plates.

• The Final Step: Whether it’s a local tonic or a hearty bowl, it’s the calm after the storm you need before heading back to the highlands.

Padel vs. Tennis in Bali

While both are popular, they serve different moods. Padel is the choice for those seeking a social, fast-paced game that is easy on the joints. Tennis remains the preference for those who enjoy a more technical, solo-focused challenge on the court.

FAQs

Is there a padel in Ubud?

Yes, there are emerging courts in the surrounding areas of Ubud, with more venues planned for 2026.

Where is the closest padel court to Ubud?

Jungle Padel and venues near the Sanur/Ubud border are currently the most accessible options.

How much does it cost to play padel in Bali?

Prices typically range from Rp 300,000 to Rp 600,000 per hour depending on the location and time of day.

Do I need to bring my own racket?

No, almost all Bali padel clubs offer high-quality racket rentals and balls.