Bali is about more than beaches and sunsets. Whether you want to keep up your exercise routine on holiday or enjoy a relaxed game with friends, you will find tennis courts from Denpasar to Bedugul. Options range from affordable public courts to luxury resorts with mountain or clifftop settings. Here are some courts to consider, with locations, indicative prices, opening information and ideas for exploring nearby.
One of Kerobokan's popular clay-court venues, this is a good option for a friendly game in a relaxed but focused atmosphere.
Location: Jalan Cendrawasih No. 25XX, Kerobokan Kelod, Badung Regency.
Opening hours: 7 am–10 pm WITA.
Indicative price: Courts are rented by the hour. Ask directly for rates, which can vary between peak and off-peak periods.
Facilities: Racket rental, drinks, showers, toilets and parking.
Nearby attractions: Kerobokan is close to Canggu. After your game, try a cafe in Batu Bolong or head to Berawa Beach for sunset.
Suggested itinerary: Play in the morning before it gets hot, have brunch around Canggu and spend the afternoon at the beach.
Atmosphere: Casual and welcoming, suitable for beginners, experienced players and groups.
Do: Book ahead, particularly for busy late-afternoon slots, and bring a towel.
Don't: Turn up without a weekend reservation; slots can fill quickly.
Inside the GOR Ngurah Rai sports complex, these courts suit independent players who already have a playing partner. Additional services such as coaching or hitting partners are not provided.
Location: Jalan Melati, Dangin Puri Kangin, North Denpasar.
Opening hours: Confirm with management, as access can depend on events at the sports complex.
Indicative price: More affordable than hotel or resort courts, making this an option for regular play on a smaller budget.
Facilities: Court rental only; no racket rental or coaching.
Nearby attractions: Central Denpasar, Bali Museum and local food around Jalan Diponegoro.
Suggested itinerary: Play in the morning, visit Bali Museum for a short history stop, then finish with Balinese food at a local warung.
Atmosphere: Simple and practical, with more of a local community feel than a tourist setting.
Do: Bring your own tennis equipment, including rackets and balls.
Don't: Expect the premium facilities of a resort court.
This affordable West Denpasar court suits players who are comfortable organising their own game without a coach.
Location: West Denpasar, Denpasar City.
Opening hours: Confirm directly with local management.
Indicative price: One of the more economical tennis options listed in this guide.
Facilities: Court rental without rackets, coaching or a hitting partner.
Nearby attractions: West Denpasar's city centre, home-style eateries and traditional markets offer a taste of local life.
Suggested itinerary: Play early, then find a Balinese breakfast such as nasi jinggo at a nearby warung.
Atmosphere: Local, modest and less tourist-focused.
Do: Bring a friend or your own coach if you are a beginner.
Don't: Rely on extensive supporting facilities.
Handara's tennis setting is framed by Bedugul's mountains and mist. Its dramatic scenery makes it a particularly photogenic place for a game.
Location: Bedugul, North Bali, beside the iconic Handara Gate.
Opening hours: Follow the resort's schedule; contact the resort to reserve a court.
Indicative price: The source guide lists around Rp200,000 per hour for non-staying visitors. Room rates are described as approximately US$60–120 per night depending on the season, usually including complimentary tennis time.
Facilities: A golf course, restaurant and golf-cart transport within the resort.
Nearby attractions: Lake Beratan, Bali Botanic Garden and waterfalls in North Bali.
Suggested itinerary: Stay overnight, play while the morning mist lingers, explore Lake Beratan in the afternoon and try a local lakeside cafe later. The original guide notes that resort dining can be pricier and service slower.
Atmosphere: Cool and peaceful, for visitors wanting a different side of Bali from the busy coast.
Do: Bring a jacket for Bedugul's cooler weather and a camera for the misty backdrop.
Don't: Overlook the local food options around the lake in favour of relying entirely on the resort restaurant.
Set within a luxury beachfront resort in Jimbaran, this court is an option for combining tennis with a resort-style holiday.
Location: Jimbaran, approximately 15 minutes from Ngurah Rai Airport.
Opening hours: Follow the resort's schedule; book directly with the hotel.
Indicative price: Mid-to-upper range, in keeping with a five-star Jimbaran resort.
Facilities: Six swimming pools, a spa, a 24-hour fitness centre and a children's play area.
Nearby attractions: Jimbaran's beachfront seafood restaurants are popular for a romantic dinner with your feet in the sand.
Suggested itinerary: Play in the late afternoon, have a swim, then enjoy a seafood dinner by Jimbaran Beach at sunset.
Atmosphere: Comfortable and luxurious, suitable for families or couples.
Do: Reserve a seafood restaurant table early during holiday periods.
Don't: Forget to reserve the court, as resort guests can fill the available slots.
This 77-hectare clifftop resort in Jimbaran has two professional-standard outdoor tennis courts. With many distinct areas to explore, the grounds can feel like a small village.
Location: On the cliffs above Jimbaran Bay.
Opening hours: Follow the resort's schedule and reserve a court before arriving.
Indicative price: Premium, reflecting the extensive facilities.
Facilities: Four large swimming pools, private-beach access, international restaurants and the clifftop Rock Bar.
Nearby attractions: Rock Bar for sunset sea views, plus the beaches around Jimbaran.
Suggested itinerary: Play before the morning sun gets too strong, relax by a pool during the day and finish with golden hour at Rock Bar.
Atmosphere: Exclusive and peaceful, surrounded by lush tropical gardens.
Do: Allow enough time to explore the extensive grounds.
Don't: Leave your Rock Bar reservation until the last minute, particularly around sunset.
This option suits visitors staying on the eastern side of Denpasar who prefer a quieter atmosphere to southern Bali's busier areas.
Location: Jalan Cemara No. 35, Sanur, Denpasar.
Opening hours: Confirm directly with the court operator.
Indicative price: Mid-range, and more affordable than resort courts around Jimbaran or Nusa Dua.
Facilities: Court rental; some operators offer racket hire, so ask when booking.
Nearby attractions: Sanur's calm beach, beachfront cycling path and relaxed brunch cafes.
Suggested itinerary: Play in the morning, walk or cycle along the seafront, then enjoy brunch at a beachfront cafe.
Atmosphere: Relaxed and suitable for families and longer-staying visitors.
Do: Arrive early to avoid the midday heat.
Don't: Forget your drinking water, as facilities at some courts are limited.
From straightforward clay courts in Kerobokan to misty mountain settings in Bedugul, Bali has plenty of places to keep your tennis routine going on holiday. Choose according to your accommodation, budget and preferred atmosphere.
With courts spread across Kerobokan, Jimbaran and Bedugul, transport is an important part of a comfortable trip. Rather than repeatedly finding taxis or fitting your plans around ride-hailing availability, having a rental car gives you more flexibility. Bikini Garage's luxury car rental in Bali can help you travel between courts and nearby attractions.
For Bedugul's winding, hilly roads, explore our Jeep Rubicon options. For a stylish visit to Jimbaran's resorts, consider a BMW or Mercedes-Benz. We also offer Porsche models for a sporty drive, MINI Cooper and Mustang Convertible options for distinctive holiday photos, and the Alphard Transformer for families or friends travelling together. Contact Bikini Garage to arrange the vehicle for your Bali tennis holiday.
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