The best pool clubs in Bali come with some of the most iconic pools hidden in Ubud jungle or perched on Uluwatu\u2019s clifftops. They also range from adults-only pool parties to family-friendly fun days under the sun. I\u2019ve picked the very best pool and day clubs in Bali, grouped by areas and vibes.<\/p>\n
Whether you’re after a serene jungle escape, an adrenaline-pumping clifftop swim, a family-friendly splash or a full-blown sunset party, there’s a Bali day club with your name on it. Just don’t forget your bikini!<\/p>\n
Prefer sand between your toes? Head to our guide to beach clubs in Bali<\/a>.<\/strong><\/p>\n Liveliest pool party:<\/strong> El Kabron<\/a>, Mrs Sippy Bali<\/a>, Ulu Cliff House<\/a> I first moved to Bali in 2006. After living abroad for a few years, I made my way back to Bali in 2021, and I’ve been living here permanently since then. Pool clubs weren’t a thing in 2006, but over the past few years, they’ve become popular daytime hangout spots for those who want to chill by the pool all day, with great cocktails and light bites. I have visited Bali’s pool clubs below, and will update this guide regularly so you’re always getting current prices, honest takes and the local tips that only come from actually being here.<\/p>\nTL;DR: The best pool clubs in Bali at a glance<\/h3>\n
\nPool with a view:<\/strong> The Jungle Club Ubud<\/a>, Omma Day Club<\/a>
\nIconic pools:<\/strong> Le Bajo Bali<\/a>, Oneeighty<\/a>
\nCalmer atmosphere:<\/strong> Bambu Indah<\/a>, Jungle Fish Pool Bar<\/a>
\nBudget-friendly (minimum spend under IDR 300,000):<\/strong> Mana Uluwatu<\/a>, Cretya Ubud<\/a>, Folk Pool & Garden<\/a>, Banana Lounge Bali<\/a><\/p>\nWhy trust this guide<\/h3>\n