Looking to get out into nature and enjoy some real quality time with the great outdoors? Bali awaits. You can enjoy exceptional service, spa treatments, a stunning resort, swimming pool, ensuite bathrooms and more at the island’s best glamping spots.
But not all tent villas have a private bathroom, spacious tents, a natural hot spring pool, or a view of the Indian Ocean, so before you explore Bali, make sure to check out the places below, that way you can experience glamping the way that it should be experienced on the Island of the Gods.
Our 15 Top Luxury Glamping Choices For You
1. Capella:Ubud
If you want the perfect mix of a very beautiful place and pure luxury in a glamping tent, you can’t go wrong with Capella: Ubud.
Enjoy spacious suites, a stunning garden, eco-friendly luxury, a private infinity pool, free private parking, and so much more.
This is better than even a hobbit treehouse, and each of the luxury glamping tents caters to a happy couple, and there’s one awesome family tent too.
We can thoroughly recommend getting an in-tent massage to really experience the joys of Capella in all its glory.
Address: Jl. RY Dalem, Keliki, Kec. Tegallalang, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80561
Website: Capella
Our Rating: 42/50
Our Review: Some Seriously Upscale Tents
1=. Sebatu Sanctuary Eco Resort
Sebatu is all about safari vibes, and it certainly has hints of Kenya or South Africa about it.
We love the bamboo pods as an alternative to the glamping tents, mind you, but the tents are truly amazing.
If you feel like exploring the countryside with someone special to discover waterfalls and Balinese wildlife, this is the perfect spot for you.
We’d also note that we loved the food at this glamping destination and were particularly impressed with the vegan menu.
Address: Sebatu, Tegallalang, Gianyar Regency, Bali 80561
Website: Sebatu
Our Rating: 42/50
Our Review: Glamping And A Whole Lot More
3=. Bali Cliff Glamping
Cliff tent villas are a great way to get the most dramatic view fro your luxury tents, and that’s exactly what you’ll find at this spot in Seraya.
There’s a great oceanfront infinity pool for you to enjoy and a huge grassy lawn with some lovely bean bags for sprawling out on.
The view of Mount Rinjani from here is unparalleled in Bali, and we thought it made for some wild photos for our social media.
We really enjoyed the breakfasts here and thought that we’d be happy to come back again and again.
Address: Jl. Karangasem – Seraya, Seraya Bar., Kec. Karangasem, Kabupaten Karangasem, Bali 8081
Website: Instagram
Our Rating: 39/50
Our Review: Spectacular Views Of Virgin Beach
3=. Sandat Glamping Tents
Sandat is the hipster paradise of Bali glamping, and if you want little touches like an iPod dock in your tent, you can’t go wrong here.
Sandat Glamping is not far from the heart of Ubud, and you can walk into town and enjoy the sights and the local market easily from this spot.
The night lighting at this Bali glamping location is excellent, and you will find that the whole resort is highly photogenic.
The sounds of the jungle will lull you to sleep and leave you waking in a good mood every day that you stay here.
Address: Jl. Subak Sala Banjar Sala Pejeng Kawan Ubud 80571, Pejeng Kawan, Ubud, Gianyar Regency, Bali 80552
Website: Sandat
Our Rating: 39/50
Our Review: Coming Soon
5=. Natya River Sidemen
While beach glamping is super popular here, we think there’s a good argument for riverside glamping, instead.
At Natya River Sidemen, you get to be as close to the river as possible, ensuring you have the soothing tones of running water to fall asleep next to.
Each tent has its own private bathroom, which means you don’t need to worry about staggering around in the middle of the night in search of a toilet.
The biggest perk of staying here, though, is that you can go tubing on the river, which is an experience that you won’t get at any other glamping in Bali site.
Address: Dinas, Jalan Pura Sari Jl. Banjar Nagi, Wismakerta, Kec. Sidemen, Kabupaten Karangasem, Bali 80864
Website: Natya River
Our Rating: 38/50
Our Review: Jungle Glamping Magic
5=. Moondock Luxury Camp
Moondock is, of course, a play on “Munduk”, the area in which these bubble tents can be found.
We know that they had a few teething problems at this site when they originally opened, but it’s in great shape now.
If you fancy a wander through the rice paddies and mountain biking in the great outdoors, then you’re going to love Moondock.
Enjoy a nice double bed with breathtaking views of the countryside and some excellent facilities.
Address: Kayuputih, Munduk, Banjar, Buleleng Regency, Bali 81152
Website: Moondock
Our Rating: 38/50
Our Review: Life Among The Rice Terraces
5=. Galalima Glamping by AGATA
This isn’t going to be the ideal glamping spot for everyone; even Bali cliff glamping has nothing on the steep stairs that lead to Galalima Glamping.
So, if you have any issues with climbing, this isn’t going to work out for you.
If you make it to the top, though, you’re in for a treat. This is the best glamping in Bali for swimming under a waterfall and fishing the rivers.
For the super adventurous, they also offer supervised cliff jumping, but that’s a bit too much for our team.
Address: Jl. Apityeh, Gn. Salak, Kec. Selemadeg Tim., Kabupaten Tabanan, Bali 82162
Website: Galalima
Our Rating: 38/50
Our Review: Much More Than A Tent
5=. Bali Beach Glamping
Beach glamping is, of course, one of the main draws of Bali, and Bali Beach Glamping is the best-known place for beach glamping in Bali.
It’s a stone’s throw from the airport, which means it’s super easy to jump off a flight, hail a Grab and be inside one of their luxury tents.
And this glamping site is all about the partying, so be prepared for some noise and some serious fun.
Bali Beach Glamping is very popular with wedding parties withthe luxury tents often reserved for the lucky couple.
Address: Jl. Kebo Iwa Jl. Batu Tampih Kangin, Pangkung Tibah, Kec. Kediri, Kabupaten Tabanan, Bali 82121
Website: Bali Beach Glamping
Our Rating: 38/50
Our Review: Bali’s Most Famous Glamping Site
5=. Pelaga Ecopark Bali
This glamping in Bali spot is quite remote, and that can mean you have the whole resort to yourself, particularly at quieter times of the year for Bali’s tourism calendar.
The terraced jungle location looks great in photographs, and your Instagram feed is likely to see some very envious commentary from your friends if you stay here.
Not every tent has a bathroom, though, so make sure to book a deluxe tent if that’s important to you.
We also highly recommend their BBQ, which is one of the best on the island and very reasonably priced.
Address: Pelaga, Petang, Badung Regency, Bali 80353
Website: Pelaga
Our Rating: 38/50
Our Review: Glamping In The Island’s Heart
10=. Autentik Penida Glamping/Autentik Nusa Penida
Nusa Penida is a small island off the coast of mainland Bali, but still inside Bali Province.
This adults-only glamping spot is on that island, and each of their super tent villas offers an infinity pool and private terrace.
We were very grateful that they included breakfast in the stay here, and the food was much better than we’d anticipated. We’d go back to eat here again.
If you’re looking for a unique glamping experience with access to a beautiful beach, this could be for you.
Address: Jalan Crystal Bay, Nusa Penida, Sakti, Kec. Nusa Penida, Kabupaten Klungkung, Bali 8077
Website: Instagram
Our Rating: 36/50
Our Review: Glamping Small-Island Style
10=. Sang Giri Mountain Tent Resort by Puri Signatures
The Subak System is an ancient form of agriculture, and it is Bali’s only UNESCO World Heritage site.
While the Subak system is found all over the island, it is best associated with the rice terraces of Jatiluwih.
And Sang Giri Mountain Tent Resort, with a fabulous view of Mount Batur, is the only glamping resort in Jatiluwih.
The open-door tents here offer lovely views of Mount Batur and the local jungle, and you can wander the rice fields freely during the day.
Address: Jalan Sang Giri Hills, Jatiluwih Kangin, Jatiluwih, Kec. Penebel, Kabupaten Tabanan, Bali 82152
Website: Sang Giri
Our Rating: 36/50
Our Review: Coming Soon
10=. KuBah Glamping
KuBah has a wide variety of tents on offer, and you need to be careful about which one you book, as they all have very specific facilities that are not common between tents.
The breakfast is available in all tents, and while there’s no floating breakfast, there is a nice choice between Asian and American options.
The onsite parking is excellent, and if you love to drive yourself, you’ll find it very secure, too.
The one thing that everyone raves about at KuBah is the quality of the beds, which are as good as those at five-star hotel resorts.
Address: Jl. Kedisan Gang Kuli No.96, Kedisan, Kec. Kintamani, Kabupaten Bangli, Bali 80652
Website: Instagram
Our Rating: 36/50
Our Review: Getting There Is A Real Challenge
13. Hideaway Glamping
We love Kintamani, it’s one of the lesser explored areas of Bali and if you love a little mist in the morning outside your tent, this is the place to find it.
There are only three tents on this site, so you can be absolutely certain that you’re not going to have lots of noisy parties going on around you.
There is a nice pool that is shared between the tents, as well as in-tent air conditioning. However, given that Kintamani is a highland location, you probably won’t need to switch it on.
You will also find a lovely view of Lake Batur from this spot which really adds a little something to the trip.
Address: Songan A, Kintamani, Bangli Regency, Bali 80652
Website: Hideaway
Our Rating: 35/50
Our Review: Exclusivity But With A Big Drawback
14. Menjangan Dynasty Resort
Bali’s West Coast is the last frontier in Bali for most tourists, and that’s a shame because the West Bali National Park is amazing.
And you can’t get closer to the park than Menjangan Dynasty Resort, which is the only resort inside the boundaries of the national park.
This is also a spot for some superb Bali beach glamping, and the white sand beach here is absolutely fantastic.
You also get access to the Pasir Putih Beach Club, which is a nice extra touch for additional glamour.
Address: Pejarakan, Gerokgak, Buleleng Regency, Bali 81155
Website: Menjangan Dynasty
Our Rating: Coming Soon
Our Review: Coming Soon
15. Bobocabin Kintamani, Bali
If you’re not quite ready to glamp in a tent, then why not glamp in a cabin instead?
This excellent spot in Kintamani can ensure that you get just that. The cabins are very nice with all the mod cons required to blend into the environment in an effective fahsion.
There is a lovely warung on the compound where you can enjoy pretty much any dish imaginable as long as you give the cooks a little notice as to what you want.
This is a very family-friendly spot and the deluxe cabins by the lake are ideal for people with children in tow.
Address: Jl. Mundukan Ngandang, Songan A, Kec. Kintamani, Kabupaten Bangli, Bali 80652
Website: Bobocabin
Our Rating: Coming Soon
Our Review: Coming Soon
FAQs
What’s The Best Glamping Site With A Pool In Bali?
The best glamping site with a pool, and possibly the best glamping site, full stop, is Capella, Ubud.
This is a very high-end luxury glamping experience, and it’s in one of the most beautiful places on the island.
If you want a true glamping resort rather than something resembling a posh camping trip, then Capella is the place to go.
If that still feels like slumming it, Buahan: A Banyan Tree Escape (reviewed elsewhere on the site) is very similar to glamping with fully open-walled villas to stay in. It also makes Capella look cheap by comparison.
Is There An All-Inclusive Glamping Site In Bali?
No, at this moment, none of the Bali glamping sites offer an all-inclusive package.
We guess this is because some of the resorts, like Bali Beach Glamping, tend to attract party makers who are going to drink very variable amounts of alcohol, and it needs to be fair to everyone.
And most of the other clamping spots seem to attract people who won’t consume all that much in the first place. In these cases, it’s always better to pay as you go than go all-inclusive.
Is Glamping Safe In Bali?
Yes, glamping in Bali is very safe, particularly if you choose from the glamping resorts that we’ve listed above.
Is Bali Good For Glamping?
Yes, Bali is excellent for glamping thanks to the warm, temperate climate all year round.
Final Thoughts On Best Glamping Sites In Bali
As you can see, Bali has a wealth of glamping sites to choose from, and there’s no doubt that anyone who comes to the island to spend some time in a luxury tent can find exactly what they are looking for.
But be warned, not all glamping here is created equal, which is why we curate the best of the best for our lists. It’s not a round-up of all that’s available; it’s a round-up of places that we have stayed at and would stay at again. Enjoy!
