BPSPLAYEDSEP 2026OASIS
PADEL
Six indoor panoramic courts, excellent playing conditions and some of the best recovery facilities BPS has experienced in Bali.
I'd heard plenty of good things about Oasis before arriving, and it made an impression straight away. The club feels like a serious investment in both padel and wellness, with a spacious layout, quality courts and friendly service.
Located in Ungasan, the six indoor courts sit side by side, with seating and viewing areas at the end of each court. But it's the facilities beyond the playing area that really set Oasis apart.
The six indoor panoramic courts have plenty of natural light, with LED lighting for evening sessions. The playing area is well presented, and seating at the end of each court makes it easy to watch games or spend time between matches.
There's a busy schedule of games, coaching and weekly tournaments. Playtomic is the booking platform, with organised formats including Americanos and other competitive and social sessions.
During our visit, APA Platinum-ranked certified coach Agustin Delius offered private sessions from 1,000k for one player, 1,100k for two, 1,250k for three and 1,400k for four per hour. Rates and coach availability may change; confirm directly with Oasis.
This was the standout part of Oasis. There are 12 private shower and bathroom spaces, finished to a high standard and stocked with quality body wash and shampoo.
After playing, the sauna, jacuzzi and ice baths make the whole experience feel closer to a luxury wellness retreat than a typical padel club. These recovery facilities were included for players during our visit — the kind of extras you'd often pay considerably more for in Australia.
The café sits in the middle of the club, with plenty of tables and chairs and a menu of food and smoothies that fits right into Uluwatu's café scene.
We had a berry smoothie and a muffin, and both were delicious. It's a comfortable place to refuel after a game or spend a little more time at the club.
Oasis had a welcoming, social feel during our early-morning visit, with players enjoying the six courts and others spending time around the central café. The spacious layout gives everyone plenty of room, while the café provides a natural meeting point before and after games.
With regular open matches, coaching sessions and tournaments on the calendar, I'd expect the atmosphere to become even livelier later in the day and during organised events. It's a great setup for players who enjoy both the game and the social side of padel.
Luxury-level recovery after a great game of padel.
Oasis lived up to the expectations we'd built from hearing about it. The courts are excellent, the staff were welcoming and the café delivered. But the standout was the recovery: private bathrooms, sauna, jacuzzi and ice baths, all part of the playing experience. It's one of our favourite padel and wellness combinations in Bali.