Air Panas Banjar Hot Springs, Banjar, Bali

Banjar Hot Springs (called Air Panas Banjar locally), are located approximately 5km southwest of Lovina, a famous coastal town in North Bali.

Outdoor Developed hot-spring-fed swimming pools (3 public and 1 private), set in the jungle. Concrete and stone, with some lovely dragon head water spouts. Slightly sulphuric smell, milky green natural pool with some algae. Heated slightly by the volcano. Will stain your bathing suit to don’t wear white. Built by the Japanese when they occupied Bali in the 1940s.

bathing suit req
fee: $

Website:

Rates:
10,000 IDR (20.000 rp) for entry one day.
15,000 IDR entry + Scooter Parking.
75,000 IDR Balinese Massage 1 hour.
2000 toilet use
5000 locker rent
Free changing rooms.

Payment accepted: Cash

shelter: A few small changing cabins under the restaurant.

food: Nice little restaurant on premises

payment accepted:

massage: Just stand under the highest water spouts! ? Or Balinese Massage
1 hour • IDR 75K

water temperature: 37°c / 98.6° F, ideal for people suffering from rheumatic diseases. The sulphuric water is of volcanic origin with only a slight rotten egg smell.

Map:

DIRECTIONS:
1 km uphill from Banjar Village.

The hot springs can easily be reached from Lovina Beach (5km) by bemo or by public bus to the junction of the main road (Jalan Seririt-Singaraja) with the road that leads to Banjar village. From there you can take an ojek (motorbike taxi) or a dokar (horse cart), or make a steep climb on foot. From the village of Banjar it is a one km walk or drive uphill (follow the signpost shortly after the village market) to the carpark of the hot springs.

OPEN: 8 am – 6 pm

BEST TIME TO VISIT: Before 10am. After 10am (and especially in the weekends and national holidays) its starts to get crowded with both local people and tourists.

NOTES: Buy your ticket from the small office and run the gauntlet for a few hundred meters along the hawkers stalls to the entrance of the baths.