Banjar Hot Spring

Banjar Hot Spring sits in the village of Banjar in Buleleng, north Bali, and is built around naturally heated water fed into four separate pools: a main pool for general bathing, a fountain pool, and two private VIP pools (one upper, one lower) for those who want a quieter soak away from the crowd.

The layout is straightforward and geared toward day visitors. There's a warung on site for snacks and drinks, shower facilities to rinse off before or after bathing, and a rest area for breaks between pools. Parking is close to the entrance and sized for both cars and motorbikes, so arrival and departure are easy even on busier days.

Staff and signage work in both English and Indonesian, which makes the site accessible to foreign visitors without much friction. The spa operates on a day-pass model with no membership or advance booking required based on available information — walk-ins are welcome every day of the week, with the same hours applying across the full week: 08:30 to 17:30.

Given the price tier, this is a budget-friendly stop rather than a luxury retreat, and it's classified as family friendly, so it suits a mixed group including kids alongside adults who might prefer the private VIP pools for a more secluded dip. If you're planning a day in the Buleleng area, it's a simple, no-frills way to experience Bali's natural hot springs without the cost of a resort spa.