Destination · Buleleng
Banjar Hot Springs
Busy 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM Found on Google Maps 1 Oct 2026
Banjar Hot Springs, known locally as Air Panas Banjar, is a historic geothermal sanctuary tucked into the tropical hillsides of Buleleng, just a short drive from Lovina Beach. Mineral-rich, volcanic sulfur water heated to a soothing 38°C (100°F) flows from lush jungle springs through beautifully sculpted stone naga (mythological dragon) spouts into three terraced bathing pools. The warm, sulfurous waters have been cherished for centuries by both local Balinese and international visitors for their therapeutic and skin-cleansing benefits. Surrounded by landscaped tropical gardens and forested river valleys, it offers a deeply revitalizing wellness experience in North Bali.
Insider tips
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Natural Hydrotherapy Massage. Stand directly underneath the high water spouts in the central or upper pool to let the falling torrents of warm mineral water deliver a invigorating deep-tissue shoulder massage.
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Avoid Light-Colored Swimwear. The high natural sulfur and mineral content of the volcanic water can permanently stain or discolor white or pastel swimsuits; wear dark-colored swimwear.
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Combine with Buddhist Monastery. Banjar Hot Springs is located just 10 minutes away from Brahma Vihara Arama, Bali's largest Buddhist monastery; combine both into a relaxed half-day northern Bali itinerary.
Good to know
- Admission
- The operator lists IDR 45,000 for international visitors and IDR 15,000 for domestic visitors to the main pool. Confirm fees for other experiences and optional services directly with the operator.
- Hours
- Open daily 08:30–17:30 according to the operator.