For tourists visiting Bali, it’s not all about seeking art and culture; many are also on the hunt for Bali springs to unwind and rejuvenate.
Beyond the surf and sun, Bali has an extraordinary secret—soothing natural springs that are a wellness-seeker’s dream come true. Forget the typical spa day; here in the best Bali springs, you can soak in healing waters amidst the tropical beauty of the Island of the Gods.
In this article, we’ll unveil eight of Bali’s most tranquil springs that offer not only a relaxing dip but also therapeutic benefits. Whether you’re chasing serenity in the jungle or seeking a remedy for your weary soul, these springs are the ultimate escape from the daily grind.
Cool Springs for Your Relaxation
In this kind of hot weather, dipping yourself in the cool natural spring water is the best option. Then you’ve got to go to Ubud, where you’ll find cool refreshing spring water spots surrounding the complexes of Bali’s sacred Hindu temples.
These temple destinations surrounded by pristine spring water sources are still worth a visit. You can not only swim in the refreshing pools but also partake in a religious tour.
1. Tirta Empul Temple
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- Location: Tampaksiring, Gianyar Regency, Bali 80552 (Gmaps)
- Opening hours: Daily 8 AM–6 PM
- Entrance fee: Rp50,000
First up, there’s Tirta Empul Temple, a must-visit when you’re in Ubud. This ancient temple was built in 960 AD and is located not far from the Tampaksiring Palace.
The temple features a bathing pool with a total of 13 holy springs. When visiting, remember to dress modestly.
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2. Gunung Kawi Sebatu Temple
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- Location: Sebatu, Tegallalang, Gianyar Regency, Bali 80511 (Gmaps)
- Opening hours: Daily 8 AM–6 PM
- Entrance fee: Rp30,000
Gunung Kawi Sebatu Temple is relatively quieter than Tirta Empul Temple, hence the more soothing tranquility of this temple.
You can stroll through the serene and beautiful garden, marvel at the ponds teeming with fish and beautiful lotus flowers, and explore the ancient temple surrounded by crystal-clear pools.
Best Hot Springs in Bali
Taking a dip in a cool pool is refreshing, no doubt. But you know what’s even better? Soaking in Bali’s natural hot springs! It’s like a magical elixir for your tired body.
These natural hot springs in Bali aren’t your run-of-the-mill hot baths. Most of them source their water from the mineral-rich mountain springs, making them a sought-after wellness destination for many travelers.
From hidden gems tucked away in emerald jungles to scenic natural pools with incredible views, these best Bali springs provide the perfect prescription for relaxation.
Let’s take you on a journey to discover the hidden oases where wellness meets wonder!
1. Angseri Hot Springs
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- Location: J5W4+GFX, Angseri, Bangli, Kec. Baturiti, Kabupaten Tabanan, Bali 82191 (Gmaps)
- Opening hours: Daily 9 AM–6 PM
- Entrance fee: Rp50,000
The nearest hot spring spot to Ubud is Angseri Hot Springs, located in Tabanan, about 30 km or a 1-hour drive from Ubud. This place offers beautiful natural scenery and comprehensive facilities.
In addition to the large main hot spring pool, there are also smaller private pools available for exclusive rental for around 30 minutes. Each pool can accommodate up to 5 people, making it suitable for families.
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2. Batur Natural Hot Springs (Toya Bungkah)
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- Location: Toya Bungkah Kintamani Desa Pekraman Batur, Songan B, Kec. Kintamani, Kabupaten Bangli, Bali 80612 (Gmaps)
- Opening hours: 7 AM–6 PM
- Entrance fee: Rp190,000
Batur Natural hot springs or Toya Bungkah is located right next to Lake Batur in Kintamani. Imagine lounging in the hot pool while admiring the beautiful crescent-shaped lake with the majestic backdrop of Mount Batur and Mount Abang.
The warmth of the water in Toya Bungkah’s springs and little waterfalls feels like a well-deserved reward after the challenging journey to get there.
Don’t forget to dine at Resto Desa Sari Ulam, which serves delicious meals to help you replenish your batteries.
3. Toya Devasya
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- Location: Central Batur, Kintamani, Bangli Regency, Bali (Gmaps)
- Opening hours: Monday–Friday @ 8 AM–6 PM / Saturday–Sunday @ 7 AM–7 PM
- Entrance fee: Rp190,000
Now, if you’re looking for a more luxurious hot spring experience, Toya Devasya is the best Bali spring to be. It’s an exquisite resort just adjacent to Toya Bungkah with similarly stunning views.
The difference between these 2 hot spring spots in Kintamani lies in the various additional facilities. They have a lakeside restaurant, a bar, and even a spa. One of the highlights is the infinity pool, sure to make your Instagram posts go viral!
4. Penatahan Hot Springs
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- Location: Jl. Jurusan Jl. Batukaru, Penatahan, Kec. Penebel, Kabupaten Tabanan, Bali 82152 (Gmaps)
- Opening hours: Daily 6 AM–6 PM
- Entrance fee: Rp15,000–Rp40,000
Penatahan Hot Springs, also known as Yeh Panes Penatahan, is located about 13 km from the center of Tabanan.
You can soak in hot spring pools rich in minerals and sulfur, excellent for therapeutic purposes, all while surrounded by the soothing sound of the Yeh Ho River flowing nearby.
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5. Belulang Hot Springs
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- Location: Mengesta, Penebel, Tabanan Regency, Bali 82152 (Gmaps)
- Opening hours: 24 Hours
- Entrance fee: Rp10,000
Belulang Hot Springs is located in Mengesta Village, Tabanan, and is part of the Pura Batu Panes complex. Similar to Penatahan Hot Springs, it is surrounded by the enchanting Jatiluwih Rice Terraces.
The hot spring source at Belulang Hot Spring contains high levels of sulfur. However, you’ll be pleasantly surprised that there’s no overpowering sulfur smell, allowing you to enjoy a comfortable soak.
6. Banjar Hot Springs
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- Location: Jalan Banjar, Banjar, Kec. Banjar, Kabupaten Buleleng, Bali 81152 (Gmaps)
- Opening hours: Daily 8:30 AM–5:30 PM
- Entrance fee: Rp20,000 for adults; Rp10,000 for children
The farthest from Ubud is Banjar Hot Springs, located in North Bali, about 5 km from Lovina Beach. You can take a dip in one of the four pools available there.
The sulfur-rich hot water in Banjar Hot Springs is known for its benefits to the skin. The facilities also include a restaurant, lockers and changing rooms, a spa and massage service, as well as a souvenir shop.
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Bobocabin for Your Ultimate Relaxing Stay
The serenity you get from soaking in the best Bali springs won’t be complete if you don’t choose accommodation that’s just as relaxing.
Fret not, because Bobocabin in Bali—Ubud or Kintamani, your choice!—has everything you need. It’s not just comfortable but also soothing, set in the heart of Bali’s mesmerizing natural beauty.
This glamping experience includes not only comfy king-size beds integrated with nature but also facilities like Wi-Fi, water heaters, smart windows, and of course, air conditioning.
So, are you ready to experience the most relaxing wellness vacation in Bali? Book your cabin and get some exciting offers now!
Writer: Syifa Nuri Khairunnisa
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