Jungle Padel is one of Bali’s largest padel networks, operating multiple locations across the island including Canggu, Sanur, Pererenan, Ubud and four more clubs. They offer certified coaching for all levels, a strong community programme with regular Americano sessions, and competitive pricing from IDR 100,000-200,000 per player per session. Jungle Padel is particularly good for beginners and intermediate players looking for structured coaching and a social playing environment. The Pererenan flagship has four panoramic courts; Ubud hosts the Nations League circuit. Book via the Jungle Padel mobile app or Instagram. Last updated: April 2026.
What is Jungle Padel Bali?
Jungle Padel Bali is one of Bali’s fastest-growing padel club franchises, with eight locations across Bali and Lembongan: Pererenan (the flagship), Canggu, Ubud, Kerobokan, Sanur, Seseh, Kedungu and Lembongan. Whether you’re in busy Canggu, laid-back Ubud, or the quieter beaches of Sanur, Jungle Padel offers high-quality courts, welcoming coaching, and an active community of players.
We’ve played at multiple Jungle Padel locations and consistently found well-maintained panoramic courts, accessible booking, and the kind of hospitality that makes padel in Bali fun.
Founded in early 2022, with the first location officially opening on 14 February 2022, Jungle Padel started with a single location in Pererenan and has grown into a respected name across Bali’s padel scene. This review covers their Bali locations, what they offer, player feedback, and whether Jungle Padel is worth your time and money.
The Jungle Padel Story
Jungle Padel launched in early 2022 during the rapid wave of padel growth in Bali. The Pererenan location was the flagship, establishing the brand’s reputation for quality courts and approachable coaching. What started as a single venue has evolved into a franchise model spanning multiple islands.
The franchise approach has allowed Jungle Padel to establish consistent standards across locations while adapting to local communities. Each venue carries the brand’s commitment to accessible padel - from welcoming beginners to hosting serious competitive events like the Nations League.
Jungle Padel Bali Location Guide
Jungle Padel operates eight locations across Bali and Lembongan. Each site features at least two outdoor courts protected from rain and sun, plus a cafe, changing rooms, and a pro shop.
Pererenan
The original Jungle Padel location and arguably the flagship. Pererenan is where it all started, and the venue reflects that legacy. Four high-quality panoramic courts give you views whilst you play, and the relaxed atmosphere suits both serious players and casual learners.
Canggu
Canggu’s Jungle Padel is ideally positioned for the island’s largest expat community. With easy access from accommodation and restaurants, it’s become a social hub for padel players. The location maintains the same court standards as Pererenan, making it a reliable choice during peak season.
Ubud
The Ubud location brings padel to Bali’s cultural heartland. Whilst rice paddies and art galleries may seem removed from padel culture, Jungle Padel has tapped into demand from both tourists and the growing local community in Ubud. It’s a quieter alternative to coastal venues.
Kerobokan, Sanur, Seseh, and Kedungu
Jungle Padel’s remaining Bali locations serve different communities across the island. Kerobokan appeals to the trendy northern beach scene. Sanur caters to the quieter southeastern coast. Seseh and Kedungu extend the franchise into more remote areas, making padel accessible beyond the tourist hubs.
Lembongan
Taking padel off-island, Jungle Padel’s Lembongan location serves the islands east of Bali. If you’re staying in the Lembongan area or planning a day trip with padel included, this venue keeps the franchise accessible across the island chain.
Jungle Padel Courts, Facilities and Booking
Every Jungle Padel location features at least two outdoor courts protected from the elements - essential in tropical Bali where afternoon rains are common. Panoramic courts at several locations (especially Pererenan) give you jungle or valley views whilst you play.
All venues include basic facilities: changing rooms with showers, a cafe for pre- and post-match refreshment, and a pro shop stocked with gear. Hours run from 7am to midnight daily, which means you can play early before the heat or late into the evening.
Booking is straightforward thanks to Jungle Padel’s dedicated mobile app (iOS, with Android variants on the Play Store). No membership required - book a court and play the same day, or plan ahead for tournaments and coaching sessions.
Coaching and Events at Jungle Padel
Jungle Padel employs certified coaches across all locations, offering both private and group lessons. Whether you’re a beginner learning the basics or an intermediate player refining your technique, padel coaching is available at every venue.
The venue hosts regular tournaments and competitive events, including the Nations League - a high-profile padel circuit. These events bring together players from across the island and attract international attention. Whilst serious competitive players are the main draw, Jungle Padel also runs more casual social tournaments suited to club players. Check our Bali padel events calendar for upcoming dates.
What Players Are Saying
Player feedback on Jungle Padel (Pererenan location via TripAdvisor) tells a clear story: 153 five-star reviews, 12 four-star reviews, and a handful of lower ratings. The overwhelming majority of players rate their experience highly.
Players consistently highlight three things: court quality, friendly staff, and a beginner-friendly atmosphere. The staff reputation is particularly strong - multiple reviewers mention going out of their way to help new players get started. If you’re nervous about trying padel for the first time, Jungle Padel’s welcoming approach takes the pressure off.
Pros and Cons
We want to be honest about what works and what doesn’t at Jungle Padel, so you can make an informed choice.
Pros
- Welcoming atmosphere with beginner-friendly coaching and staff
- Multiple locations across Bali mean convenience wherever you’re staying
- Panoramic courts at several venues offer beautiful backdrops
- Extended hours (7am-midnight) suit flexible schedules
- Easy mobile app booking with no membership requirement
- Active competitive scene with Nations League tournaments
- Good court maintenance and consistent standards across franchises
Cons
- Pricing can feel steep when adding racket rental and ball purchases on top of court fees
- Popular venues can get busy during peak hours (early morning, late evening)
- Per-location pricing varies and is best confirmed via the booking app rather than the website
Our Verdict on Jungle Padel Bali
Jungle Padel delivers what it promises: accessible, well-maintained padel courts in convenient locations across Bali. The franchise model works, maintaining consistent quality whilst adapting to local communities. If you’re a beginner looking to learn in a supportive environment or an intermediate player wanting to join an active padel community, Jungle Padel is worth your time.
The multiple locations mean you can play different venues depending on where you’re staying, and the mobile app booking takes friction out of the process. Player reviews are overwhelmingly positive, and our experience playing at Jungle Padel locations matched that sentiment.
The main consideration is price - account for racket rental and balls in your budget. But if court quality, welcoming coaching, and community atmosphere matter to you, Jungle Padel’s pricing sits in a fair middle ground for Bali.
Tips for Visiting Jungle Padel
If you are planning to play at one of Jungle Padel’s venues, a few practical tips will help you make the most of your visit. Book your court through Playtomic or directly via Jungle Padel’s Instagram - popular time slots fill up quickly, especially at the Ubud location during peak tourist season.
Arrive early enough to take in the surroundings. Part of what makes Jungle Padel special is the setting, and rushing in for a quick game means missing the experience. Many players combine their session with a meal or drink at the venue’s cafe area.
If you are visiting multiple Jungle Padel locations during your Bali trip, it is worth playing at both the Ubud and newer venues to compare the atmosphere. Each location has its own character, and experiencing the range gives you a fuller picture of what makes the Jungle Padel brand distinctive in the Bali padel scene.
Racket rental is available at all Jungle Padel venues, so you do not need to bring your own equipment. Clean indoor shoes with non-marking soles are recommended. Bring plenty of water and a towel - the tropical humidity means you will sweat more than you expect, even during a casual hit.
