The 10 Best Gyms in Bali (2026): Day Passes & Prices

The most complete fitness campus on the island, and the pick by the island-wide logic: one 350k ticket covers a serious indoor-outdoor training floor, boxing, a pool, and an elite recovery wing with a large sauna and a genuinely cold 4-5°C ice bath - then a cafe to put the day back in. Nowhere else does one day pass buy the whole athletic day at this level.

Canggu's value benchmark and the winner of our street-level Canggu ranking: 900 square metres of Technogym, a rooftop, a panoramic sauna and two ice baths, with the biggest verified review base of any gym on the island. One aggregator lists a higher weekday rate, so confirm the pass price when you walk in - even at more, the hardware justifies it.

The luxury ceiling of Bali's gym scene: a design-led club in Pererenan with multiple studios, a pool, cold plunge, sauna, jacuzzi and steam room. At 500k a day it is priced like a spa day that happens to include a world-class training floor - which, for its members, is exactly the point.

The Bukit's recovery flagship: a modern floor plus a dedicated stretching studio, and a day pass that opens the whole back lot - infrared and traditional saunas, steam room, ice baths and a meditation temple. Between surf sessions this is the most complete single ticket south of Canggu.

The gym the Bingin crowd actually trains at: Olympic lifting platforms, a bodybuilding room, HYROX classes, plus a pool, ice baths, sauna and a healthy cafe. It does not publish a day-pass price - ask at the desk - but the monthly rates are sourced, and by local consensus this is the Bukit's most popular serious floor.

Ubud's full-service club: a 25-metre lap pool, squash court, fitness studio, even a skate park, with steam, sauna, cold plunge and a spa behind the training floor. For a town known for yoga rather than iron, this is the one address where a 310k ticket covers a complete athletic day.

The training-first answer in Ubud: a CrossFit box with cardio, free weights, mobility and yoga classes and a cafe, run for people who actually chase numbers. No recovery circuit - this one is about the work, and it is the best place in town to do it.

Seminyak's wellness-club hybrid: pool, spin and Zumba studios, an Ayurvedic spa, steam, sauna and hot and cold plunges around the gym floor. The right ticket if your Seminyak day mixes a workout with actual leisure rather than a two-hour lifting block.

The sensible mid-market ticket in Seminyak: a 150k day pass with Les Mills group classes (BodyCombat, BodyPump, RPM spin), TRX and yoga included. Nothing boutique about it, and that is the appeal - predictable equipment, real classes, half the price of the wellness clubs.

The value shock of this list: a 100k day pass in Kuta that includes a complete recovery area - jacuzzi, ice bath and sauna - plus a pool, cafe and boxing classes. Kuta is nobody's training destination, which is exactly why the airport-day workout with a plunge afterwards costs a third of the Canggu equivalent here.