Top 10 Best Places to go Glamping in Bali in 2023
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For the past decades, Bali has been one of the top destinations in Asia, and for good reason: it offers a unique combination of tropical landscapes, cultural traditions, outdoor activities, fantastic food, and a wide range of quaint accommodation choices.
One of these choices is glamping in Bali, a luxurious way of camping in upscale tents at beautiful boutique resorts. Curious to learn more? Check out my top 10 places to stay for a Bali glamping adventure!
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What is glamping?
For those that aren’t sure what this relatively new concept known as ‘glamping’ is – worry not, you’re not alone. Glamping is a term derived from putting together two words: ‘glam’ + ‘camping’ = ‘glamping’ – it’s as simple as that.
Quite a popular search term on Pinterest, glamping is becoming ever more in demand in recent years. So, whether you’re an experienced glamper or excited to try it out for the first time, there are so many brilliant options for glamping in Bali and in this post is a collection of the 10 best glamping resorts and sites around Bali, Indonesia.
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Essential Bali Travel Resources:
For more useful travel information on Bali, check out these articles:
✪ Top 10 Things to See & Do in Canggu, Bali
✪ North Bali: Top 10 Things to See & Do
✪ The Complete Packing List for Bali (2023 Edition)
✪ What NOT to Do in Bali: Customs & Etiquette
✪ Best Photo Spots in Canggu, Bali
✪ 25 Awesome Facts about Bali
✪ Best Places to Stay in Bali for Couples, Families & Solo Travelers
10 Best Glamping Spots in Bali [2023 Edition]
Your complete guide to all the top glamping places in Bali Indonesia. Luxury glamping tents, yurts, treehouses, domes, cottages, cabins, and more.
Quick Guide: My top 3 glamping recommendations in Bali
👉 Short on time? Worry not – below I’ve picked out the top 3 glamping sites around Bali based on budget, mid-range, and luxury price ranges:
📍Best Budget Glamping site in Bali: Moondock Luxury Camp (Luxury tent in Munduk) $
📍Best Mid-Range Glamping spot in Bali: Menjangan Dynasty Resort (Beach luxury tent in Banjuwedang) $$
📍Best Luxury Glamping in Bali: Sandat Glamping Tents (Suite private pool tent in Ubud) $$$
1. Moondock Luxury Camp
➤ Book your stay at Moondock Luxury Camp
🏕 Type: Geodesic dome/tented camp (1BR, 1BA-Private)
| 📍 Location: Munduk | 💸 Cost: $
Photos © Moondock
Nestled in the lush forest of Munduk, Moondock Luxury Camp is a 5-star destination comprised of geodesic dome tents with sprawling views of the natural surroundings. The campsite has a garden, a restaurant that serves continental breakfast, a shared kitchen, room service, complimentary WiFi, and free parking.
Designed to provide everything needed for an extended stay, each tent comes with a flat-screen TV, towels, and bed linens. They’re also equipped with a sofa, plush bed, outdoor bathtub, and a fire pit for those cozy nights making s’mores under the stars.
Enjoy tropical glamping Bali by booking your stay at Moondock Luxury Camp here.
MOONDOCK LUXURY CAMP AMENITIES
AIR CON
WIFI
FREE BREAKFAST
MOUNTAIN VIEW
FRONT TERRACE
FLATSCREEN TV
Driving your rental car? There’s FREE parking on site.
What previous guests say:
2. Bali Beach Glamping
➤ Book your stay at Bali Beach Glamping
🏕 Type: Luxury beach tents (Studio, 1BA-Private)
| 📍 Location: Tabanan | 💸 Cost: $$
Photos © Bali Beach Glamping
North of Canggu in Tabanan, you’ll find a spectacular site that boasts exquisite luxury tents overviewing the beach and the Indian Ocean. The resort features 40 air-conditioned glamping tents, complete with ensuite bathrooms and terraces, a large beach-side lawn ideal for weddings and other events, as well as an infinity pool facing the sea.
Bali Beach Glamping also offers tons of activities, including spa treatments, yoga classes, horseback riding, ATV and cycling adventure tours, and surfing. Guests don’t need to bring their own food as the on-site restaurant serves local and international cuisine all day long.
Experience camping by the beach, luxury-style by booking your stay at Bali Beach Glamping here!
BALI BEACH GLAMPING AMENITIES
AIR CON
WIFI
FREE BREAKFAST
POOL
FREE PARKING
AIRPORT TRANSFER
What previous guests say:
3. Menjangan Dynasty Resort
➤ Book your stay at Menjangan Dynasty Resort
🏕 Type: Premium tents (1BR, 1BA-Private, 4B Villas)
| 📍 Location: Banjuwedang | 💸 Cost: $$$
Photos © Menjangan Dynasty Resort
Located at a world-class dive site in the northwest of the island, this eco-friendly, safari-style Bali boutique resort features 24 tents, 2 one-bedroom cliff tent villas, and 2 two-bedroom cliff tent villas. While all tents are fully air-conditioned and come with their own private decks, the cliff tent villas also each have a private pool.
Menjangan Dynasty Resort is right next to a white-sand beach and has its own bar and restaurant which offers all-day dining. And with a number of activities like diving, snorkeling, kayaking, trekking, mountain biking, bird-watching, or horse-riding available to you, you’ll never feel bored during your stay.
Among the best glamping Bali has on offer, you can visit Bali and camp in style at Menjangan Dynasty Resort! Book your glamping tent here.
MENJANGAN DYNASTY RESORT AMENITIES
AIR CON
WIFI
FREE BREAKFAST
POOL
SEA VIEW
AIRPORT TRANSFER
You can park your rental car on site for FREE.
What previous guests say:
4. Origin Uluwatu
➤ Book your stay at Origin Uluwatu
🏕 Type: Pool tents (1BR, 1BA-Private) | 📍 Location: Pecatu | 💸 Cost: $$
Photos © Origin Uluwatu
Origin Uluwatu is a 4-star glamping resort in Pecatu that features a restaurant, private pool, lush green garden, and a 24-hour front desk. The site has several glamping tents that can accommodate solo travelers, couples, and families. Each tent is thoughtfully interior-designed with quality furniture and colorful accessories. Guests get to enjoy their own living room, en-suite bathroom, private pool, sun terrace, and complimentary WiFi!
Discover Origin Uluwatu by booking your glamping in Bali accommodation here.
ORIGIN ULUWATU AMENITIES
AIR CON
WIFI
FREE PARKING
POOL
TERRACE
What previous guests say:
5. Autentik Penida Glamping
➤ Book your stay at Autentik Penida Glamping
🏕 Type: Treehouse tents (1BR, 1BA-Private)
| 📍 Location: Nusa Penida | 💸 Cost: $$
Photos © Autentik Penida Glamping
Camp in the middle of the jungle at this luxurious Bali glamping resort in Nusa Penida. Beloved for its breathtaking views of the natural surroundings, the adult-only Autentik Penida Glamping Resort is thoughtfully designed and offers a number of highly Instagrammable spots, including a stunning outdoor pool and knitted hammocks.
Guests have a choice between a garden, jungle, or valley view and can enjoy their own private balconies, en-suite bathrooms, and complimentary WiFi in air-conditioned tents. Located just 1.8 km away from Crystal Bay Beach, this site is a hidden gem on the northwest side of the island.
Experience tropical glamping in Nusa Penida Bali by booking your stay at the Autentik Penida Glamping resort here.
AUTENTIK PENIDA GLAMPING AMENITIES
AIR CON
WIFI
FREE BREAKFAST
POOL
JUNGLE VIEW
BALCONY
What previous guests say:
6. Kubah Bali Glamping
➤ Book your stay at Kubah Bali Glamping
🏕 Type: Geodesic Dome/pod tent (1BR, 1BA-Private)
| 📍 Location: Kintamani | 💸 Cost: $$
Photos © Kubah Bali Glamping
Located in Kintamani, about 24 km away from the famous Tegallalang Rice Terrace, Kubah Bali Glamping is a charming campsite featuring geodesic dome tents that overlook the lake and surrounding mountains. The resort serves American and Asian breakfast, has a 24-hour front desk, and is especially popular among couples looking for a quiet and romantic destination on the island.
Travel to Bali and book a vacation at Kumbah Bali Glamping here.
KUBAH BALI AMENITIES
MOUNTAIN VIEW
GARDEN
FREE BREAKFAST
LAKE VIEW
TERRACE
What previous guests say:
7. Sandat Glamping Tents
➤ Book your stay at Sandat Glamping Tents
🏕 Type: Tent (1BR, 1BA-Private)| 📍 Location: Ubud | 💸 Cost: $$$
Photos © Sandat Glamping Tents
For the ultimate luxury glamping Bali experience, look no further than Sandat Glamping – which features incredibly well-designed rooms in both luxury tents as well as in converted rice-storage buildings (known as lumbung). The eco-friendly resort is surrounded by lush green rice fields and is located just 3 km from Ubud center.
Guests get to enjoy healthy dishes, including Balinese, Indonesian, and Italian cuisine as well as a number of international options and a kids’ menu at the on-site restaurant. For those interested to learn more about the local culture, the resort also offers a number of activities such as Balinese cooking classes or cycling and rafting tours through the nearby villages.
To book a tent and go glamping in Bali, click here.
SANDAT GLAMPING TENTS AMENITIES
AIR CON
WIFI
FREE BREAKFAST
POOL
AIRPORT TRANSFER
TERRACE/PATIO
What previous guests say:
8. Sebatu Sanctuary
➤ Book your stay at Sebatu Sanctuary
🏕 Type: Tent (1BR, 1BA-Private Queen Studio)
| 📍 Location: Tegallalang | 💸 Cost: $$$
Photos © Sebatu Sanctuary
Taking the meaning of camping to a whole new level, Sebatu Sanctuary in Tegalalang is an exceptional eco-resort surrounded by the island’s famous rice terraces. Designed to offer the highest level of comfort and luxury, each guest room is air-conditioned and comes with an en-suite bath, a flat-screen TV complete with cable channels and a DVD player, free Wifi, and complimentary toiletries.
Committed to reducing its carbon footprint, the resort features an infinity pool with over 250 native fish that serve as a bio-filter to cleanse the water. Sebatu Sanctuary also has a well-maintained garden and an on-site restaurant that offers American and Indonesian cuisine with vegan options.
A big draw is the sanctuary’s charming natural surroundings. It’s not uncommon for guests to see farmers tending to their rice paddies, wake up to the sound of singing birds, or encounter monkeys in the resort’s treetops.
Those interested to stay active can borrow a resort bike for free, participate in a local water purification ceremony at the sacred springs in Sebatu village, or go on a hike to a secluded waterfall nearby.
Experience tropical glamping Bali by booking your stay at Sebatu Sanctuary here.
SEBATU SANCTUARY AMENITIES
AIR CON
WIFI
FREE BREAKFAST
POOL
FLATSCREEN TV
TERRACE/BALCONY
What previous guests say:
9. Batan Nyuh Retreat
➤ Book your stay at Batan Nyuh Retreat
🏕 Type: Treehouse tent (1BR, 1BA-Private)
| 📍 Location: Tegallalang | 💸 Cost: $
Photos © Batan Nyuh Retreat
Situated just 4 miles from Tegallalang Rice Terraces, Batan Nyuh Retreat offers a tranquil and natural setting in the stunning countryside away from the bustle of traffic and villages. The treehouse type tents are equipped with their own bathrooms and mosquito nets as well as a terrace, BBQ equipment, and a fireplace.
Other features include a la carte breakfast and a bicycle rental service, as well as massage sessions and yoga classes. There is a 24-hour front desk.
Guests rate this place for it’s exceptional service and excellent vibes, and you get to really immerse yourself in Balinese culture too.
Experience this authentic Bali treehouse stay by booking your stay at Batan Nyuh Retreat here.
BATAN NYUH RETREAT AMENITIES
MOUNTAIN VIEW
TERRACE
/ BALCONY
BBQ
AIRPORT
SHUTTLE
FIREPLACE
What previous guests say:
10. Bubble Hotel Nyang Nyang
➤ Book your stay at Bubble Hotel Nyang Nyang
🏕 Type: Pods (1BR, Deluxe Double Bedroom)
| 📍 Location: Pecatu | 💸 Cost: $$$
Photos © Bubble Hotel Nyang Nyang
Located just off the stunning Nyang Nyang Beach in Uluwatu, Bubble Hotel Bali provides guests with enclosures that include elegant and glamorous igloo camping pods, each with their own fully-equipped bathrooms, an outdoor swimming pool, a garden, and a sun terrace.
Guests love the ergonomic appearance of the pods and how it blends well with the surrounding nature, as well as how romantic the whole setting is. The inclusion of the terrace, private pool and swing offers guests the chance to take memorable and instgrammable photo shoots against incredible scenic views of the sea at the front and the mountains at the back.
The ultimate Bali beach glamping experience, you can enjoy this romantic experience by booking your stay at Bubble Hotel Nyang Nyang here.
BUBBLE HOTEL NYANG NYANG AMENITIES
POOL
FREE PARKING
AIRPORT
SHUTTLE
SEA VIEW
TERRACE
What previous guests say:
Best Things to Do in Bali
Looking for the best things to do in Bali? Fear not as I’ve got you covered below with some of the most popular activities to do on the island of gods.
Immerse yourself in an all-inclusive tour of Bali’s cultural center of Ubud, exploring rice paddies, water-temples, markets, and a monkey forest, go on a thrilling ATV quad bike trail through waterfalls and tunnels, and take a private boat tour of nearby Nusa Penida island to swim with giant manta rays, plus so much more!
Nusa Penida by Private Boat
Take a trip to Nusa Penida island on your very own boat and enjoy activities such as snorkeling colorful coral and fish, swim with giant Manta rays, and enjoy a private land tour of the best sights.
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Best of Ubud: All-inclusive tour
Take a day tour around the Ubud area to check out some of Bali’s most popular attractions. Stop at Tegalalang Rice Terrace, Tegenungan Waterfall, Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, an art market where you can shop for souvenirs, Puri Saren Palace (Ubud Palace), and Tirta Empul Temple, known for its natural springs.
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ATV Quadbike through Tunnel and Waterfall
Experience the greatest Jungle ATV Ride or Quad Biking track in Ubud. Located in a rural stunning county side, designed to capture the spirit of a traditional Balinese village, a combination of local elegance and gracious hospitality for a truly memorable experience.
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Bali Instagram tour: Most Famous Spots
Instagram tour of all the top spots in Bali including magical sites like the Lempuyang Temple, Handara Gate, Tirta Gangga, Tegalalang Rice Terraces, and more. Includes tickets to Giant Swing and Giant Bird’s Nest, and WiFi on board vehicle so you can post to Instagram on the go.
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🛕 Tours to The Tirta Gangga Water Palace
- Immerse yourself into Balinese culture: Bali Gate of Heaven Temple and Blue Lagoon Snorkeling With Tirta Gangga
- Enjoy the Lempuyang Gate of Heaven Bali Tour | Tirta Gangga Water Palace | Virgin Beach
- Watch the spectacular inland sights on this tour: Lempuyang Gates of Heaven, Tirta Gangga Temple Swim & Jungle Waterfalls
Bali tourist information
What is the best way to travel around Bali?
The best way to get around the island is with a private local driver known as a ‘Bali driver’, it’s affordable and hassle free, giving you peace of mind whilst allowing you to visit hard-to-reach places.
Car: It’s left hand drive in Bali and the roads here are easy to navigate within villages and resorts, although they are very bumpy inland between regions. You can hire a rental car here.
Walking: It’s fairly easy and convenient to walk within the villages and on coastal resort towns.
Scooter: the most common way to get around for locals and tourists alike, it’s very easy to rent and ride a scooter here. You can book a scooter or bike here.
Air: Ngurah Rai International (DPS) Denpasar is Bali’s main airport, just 4km from Kuta and 36km from Ubud. You can book airport transfers here.
What is the best time to visit Bali?
May-September is the peak season to visit Bali for beach vacations, and the best months for diving and snorkeling. August is the driest month. That said, December-March is less crowded in Bali with lower accommodation prices, whilst still being hot and sunny albeit with occasional showers.
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Bali Glamping FAQs:
Below are some commonly asked questions about glamping in Bali:
Where are the best places to go glamping in Bali?
Some of the best glamping resorts in Bali are around Ubud and Canggu as well as in Uluwatu, Nusa Penida, and Kuta.
What are the best glamping spots in Bali?
Here are the top 10 glamping spots in Bali:
Moondock Luxury Camp, Munduk
Bali Beach Glamping, Tabanan
Menjangan Dynasty Resort, Banjuwedang
Origin Uluwatu, Pecatu
Autentik Penida Glamping, Nusa Penida
Kubah Bali Glamping, Kintamani
Sandat Glamping Tents, Ubud
Sebatu Sanctuary, Tegallalang
Batan Nyuh Retreat, Tegallalang
Bubble Hotel Nyang Nyang, Pecatu
What is glamping?
Glamping combines glamour with camping for a luxurious outdoor experience. This trendy alternative to traditional camping is increasingly popular in Bali. From experienced glampers to first-timers, Bali offers many top glamping sites and resorts to enjoy.
Do you have your own toilet when glamping?
Glamping accommodations range from tents with private bathrooms to more rustic sites with shared facilities. For maximum comfort, choose a glamping resort that provides private toilets and restrooms either within tents or in attached bathrooms. Some eco-friendly sites use composting toilets. Check amenities before booking.
Where is the safest place to stay in Bali?
The safest place to stay in Bali is considered to be in the region of Sanur. Sanur is known to be the family area in Bali, and is a very laid back, calm, and friendly, and the beach is white and the locals are incredibly kind.
How many days in Bali is enough?
To fully experience Bali’s beaches, mountains, top sites and nearby islands, most travelers recommend 8-10 days. For a more relaxed pace, allow 10-12 days. At minimum, 5 days will let you explore one region in depth. More time means more opportunities to discover Bali’s diverse essence.
How much does a luxury glamping tent cost?
Luxury glamping tents range from $100 to over $500 per night. Cost varies based on location, size, and amenities. Remote, scenic sites or spacious, multi-room tents with bathrooms and hot tubs cost more. Simple single tents in easily accessed areas are the most budget-friendly options.
Do glamping pods have bedding?
Glamping pods usually provide basic bedding like blankets, pillows, and sheets. For a more luxurious stay, some offer upgraded linens and bedding for an additional cost. To ensure your comfort, check directly with the glamping pod on what bedding is included and if luxury options are available.
Is glamping better than camping?
Glamping and camping each have their merits, depending on personal preferences. Glamping provides more amenities and comfort through furnished tents with beds and electricity. Camping offers a more rugged, back-to-nature experience. Those seeking luxury in the outdoors may prefer glamping while others may opt for basic camping. The choice comes down to the type of camping experience desired.
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Wrap up: the 10 top places to go glamping in Bali in 2023.
Thank you for reading my post. Bali is one of my all-time favorite places on earth, from traveling 48 countries over 9 years. Staying at any one of the above glamping spots will guarantee the most surreal and memorable Bali experience you can wish for!
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