Tourists heading on vacation to Bali’s Ubud are really treated to the high life. From incredibly jungle views to exceptional hospitality to stunning infinity pools and tropical gardens, Ubud’s hotels and resorts are as dreamy in real life as they appear in pictures; however, a change of scenery is always welcomed, right?
Tourists who are looking for a little variety on their upcoming resort vacation to Ubud should check out the area’s day clubs and other resorts offering day passes to non-guests.
This is an increasingly popular option for tourists traveling to Bali, especially those who want to experience luxury without having to commit to just one resort for the duration of their trip.
One of the top day clubs in Bali is Omma. This spot has gone viral online more times than we can count and receives more and more interest each day. This stunning jungle club is bringing beach club vibes to the village of Kemenuh, just outside of Ubud. What sets this venue apart from almost any other in the world is that it overlooks one of Bali’s most impressive waterfalls.
Touted as Bali’s most scenic waterfall escape, this is an unmissable day out for anyone looking to enjoy Bali’s nature without having to hike!
For early risers, the Breakfast by Waterfall package is well worth the early alarm call. Available between 6.30 am and 9.30 am daily, the Breakfast by Waterfall package offers guests the chance to enjoy Omma’s signature floating breakfast overlooking the powerful cascades of Tegenungan Waterfall. Booking is highly advised for this in-demand activity, especially during high season.
The menu at Omma Dayclub is super inclusive, with gluten-free, vegan, and vegetarian options. Signature dishes that get rave reviews time after time include the poke bowl, the brisket roll, and the signature Omma Pizza. Omma Dayclub also offers shisha, starting at IDR 350,000.
Whether dropping by just for food or planning to stay all day, booking a table, day bed, or cabana at Omma Dayclub is highly recommended. Bookings can be made directly via the Omma website.
Back closer to central Ubud, the area’s OG day club can be found in Mas Village. Titi Batu is a recreational centre loved by locals, expats, digital nomads, and tourists. Home to a huge swimming pool, skate park, basketball court, eateries, and more.
This community, sports, and wellness hub is open to members and non-members, and there are always heaps of events in the upcoming calendar. Day passes are available with and without gym access, as well as day passes to the skate park, day passes for the baseball court, and more.
The full day pass allows guests access to Titi Batu’s sauna, steam room, cold plunge, basketball court, skatepark, squash court, kids’ room, but not the gym & members area.
One of the best things about Bali’s 5-star hotels and resorts is that many offer day pass access to non-guests. Take Soulshine, for example. The resort and wellness space founded by husband-wife duo Michael Franti and Sara Agah-Franti is best known for its Soulrocker retreats, inspired by the community created around Michael’s music.
Not only is the resort a venue for life-changing retreats, but it is also open as a day club. Non-retreat and non-resort guests are welcome to enjoy the Soulshine pool, gardens, restaurant, and togetherness lounge as a day visitor. There is no set day-pass fee at Soulshine, though a minimum spend on food and beverage is required.
With so much lovingly made food on the menu and consciously curated drink list to try, the minimum spend is no worry at all…in fact…worries seem to melt away as soon as guests cross over the threshold of Soulshine.
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