Canggu's active lifestyle extends beyond surfing. Padel has become part of the area's sporting scene, with venues offering everything from rice-field surroundings to a lively club atmosphere.
If you want to try this racket sport during a Bali holiday, the six venues below provide starting points in Canggu and nearby Umalas. Prices, opening hours and facilities are reference details from the original guide; confirm current availability and whether a rate is per person, per court or per session before booking.
1. Bali Padel Academy — BPA
Bali Padel Academy offers a premium club setting amid Canggu's rice-field landscape, away from the main-road bustle. Its connection with NOX Future Academy is a feature for players interested in structured coaching.
- Location: Jl. Babakan Kubu, Canggu, North Kuta, Badung 80351.
- Opening reference: Daily, 7 a.m.–11 p.m.; closed for Nyepi.
- Price reference: The official site lists Rp 150,000 per person for 60 minutes and Rp 195,000 per person for 90 minutes, with racket hire Rp 50,000. Reconfirm the rate and inclusions before booking.
- Facilities described: Seven courts, infinity pool, sauna, ice bath, children's play area, pro shop and parking. Confirm which facilities your booking includes.
- Nearby itinerary options: Batu Bolong Beach, La Brisa and the wider rice-field area, with separate transfers as needed.
The mood is quiet and club-like, making it an option for visitors who want sport and time to relax in the same setting.
2. Canggu Padel Centre
Canggu Padel Centre is in Berawa. The original guide describes four panoramic courts and online reservations through Playtomic, useful for visitors organising a first session.
Check the court type and weather arrangements when reserving rather than assuming play is unaffected by all conditions.
- Location: Jl. Pantai Berawa No. 15, Tibubeneng, North Kuta, Badung 80361.
- Opening reference: Daily, 6 a.m.–10 p.m.
- Price reference: From approximately Rp 500,000 per court; confirm the session duration and split the cost with your group where appropriate.
- Facilities described: Equipment hire, parking, restaurant/snack bar, changing rooms, lockers and Wi-Fi.
- Nearby options: Berawa Beach, FINNS Beach Club and cafés along Jl. Pantai Berawa.
Its energetic, social setting suits players who enjoy meeting others as well as exercising.
3. Jungle Padel Canggu
Jungle Padel combines courts with greenery and rice-field views. Associated with Bali's early padel scene from around 2022, it offers a relaxed setting for both playing and spending time before or after a session.
- Location reference: The Jl. Sempol / Raya Canggu area; check the exact branch and map pin.
- Opening reference: Generally from around 7 a.m.; confirm the current schedule.
- Price reference: Court hire from Rp 520,000, training from Rp 110,000 per person and racket hire around Rp 50,000. Confirm package details.
- Facilities described: Four glass-walled courts, café/restaurant with rice-field views, pro shop, changing rooms and reception.
- Nearby options: Pererenan Beach, Deus Ex Machina and cafés in the wider Canggu area.
It is an appealing choice if you prefer a green, unhurried atmosphere to a purely competitive sports outing.
4. Bali Social Club
Bali Social Club combines padel with fitness, recovery and social spaces. The original guide describes seven courts, six for doubles and one for singles.
- Location: Jl. Kayu Tulang Selatan No. 188, Canggu, North Kuta.
- Opening times: Check the current schedule and reserve popular afternoon/evening slots ahead.
- Price reference: Variable by time and package, with membership options for longer stays.
- Facilities described: Fitness centre, recovery area, café, racket/ball hire and member booking benefits. Access can depend on the package.
- Nearby options: Batu Bolong Beach, Old Man's and the wider Batu Bolong dining area.
The atmosphere brings together residents, expatriates and visitors interested in an active, social routine.
5. Amare Padel, Umalas
Amare is an option for visitors staying around Umalas or Kerobokan who prefer not to travel into the busiest parts of Canggu. Lounge space makes it possible to relax before or after playing.
- Location: Umalas, North Kuta, Badung; confirm the exact venue pin.
- Opening times: Check current official channels or Playtomic.
- Price reference: Depends on the time and booking format, broadly comparable with other venues in the area.
- Facilities described: Lounge, parking and padel-equipment hire.
- Nearby options: The Umalas area, including cafés and quieter villa streets; confirm access to any separately operated club.
The source describes a more personal, beginner-friendly atmosphere, although crowd levels depend on the session.
6. Pro Padel Bali
Pro Padel is included as a starting point for visitors learning the basics before joining a social game or small competition. Ask about introductory coaching and the right session for your level.
- Location: The wider Canggu area; verify the current address through the venue's official channels.
- Opening reference: Morning to evening, subject to confirmation.
- Price reference: Enquire about beginner sessions and equipment hire rather than relying on a general “budget-friendly” label.
- Facilities described: Covered or partly covered courts, waiting area and rental equipment. Confirm the exact court arrangements.
- Nearby options: Casual cafés for a break after playing.
A relaxed session can be a useful introduction, but book according to the coaching and facilities actually available on your chosen date.
A Day of Padel and Exploring Canggu
- 7–9 a.m.: A morning booking at BPA or Canggu Padel Centre, when the air is usually cooler.
- 9–10:30 a.m.: Breakfast and coffee near the venue.
- 11 a.m.–1 p.m.: A visit to Berawa or Batu Bolong Beach, with shade and breaks as needed.
- 2–4 p.m.: Browse cafés and concept stores in a nearby area rather than repeatedly crossing Canggu.
- From 5 p.m.: Sunset around Berawa or Pererenan, allowing for traffic and any beach-club reservation.
Facilities to Ask About
Racket and ball hire, changing rooms, lockers, cafés, parking, private/group coaching and app-based reservations are common options, but not every venue or ticket includes them all. Confirm the details before arriving without your own equipment.
Padel Booking and Playing Tips
- Book ahead for afternoons and weekends.
- Arrive 15–30 minutes early to check in and warm up.
- Wear court-appropriate, non-marking footwear accepted by the venue. Avoid shoes that are unsuitable for the surface.
- Bring drinking water for Bali's warm, humid conditions.
- Do not arrive at the last minute; courts can have tightly scheduled bookings.
- Reconfirm price, duration, weather arrangements and opening hours before travelling.
When to Play
Morning around 7–9 a.m. is popular for cooler conditions. Late afternoon is another option as the heat eases, though those slots can fill quickly. Covered courts may offer different conditions, so choose the venue as well as the time.
Transport for Your Padel Day
Short distances around Canggu can still take time in traffic. Explore luxury car rental in Bali with Bikini Garage and choose a vehicle suitable for the route and group.
Options include BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Jeep Rubicon, MINI Cooper and Ford Mustang Convertible. An Alphard can suit a larger group, while Porsche options should be chosen according to their actual passenger and luggage capacity.
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