Banjar Hot Springs: Sacred Thermal Baths in North Bali

Air Panas Banjar (Banjar Hot Springs) is a sacred natural hot spring complex in Banjar Village, Buleleng Regency, just about 10 kilometres from the Lovina tourist area. Hidden among a lush tropical garden, it offers a soak in warm sulphur water of around 38°C, long believed to soothe the skin and relax muscles. The atmosphere is calm and far from the crowds of South Bali, making it perfect for relaxation after a day exploring the north.

Three Pools & Stone Naga Spouts

The main attraction is the dragon-headed (naga) spouts carved from stone, channelling sulphur water into the pools. There are three levels with different experiences:

• Upper pool with a row of naga spouts for a relaxed soak.
• Middle pool where the water flows stronger, popular for a natural back massage.
• Lower pool with a high cascade that hits the shoulders like a warm shower.

What to Prepare

• Bring a change of clothes and a towel; simple rinse rooms and lockers are available.
• Wear a swimsuit; sulphur water can stain light-coloured fabric.
• Come in the morning for fewer crowds and fresh air.
• There is an on-site restaurant for a meal or a drink after your soak.

Combine with Brahmavihara-Arama

Just a few minutes' drive from Banjar Hot Springs is Brahmavihara-Arama, the largest Buddhist monastery in Bali, with a mini Borobudur replica and peaceful gardens. Together they make the Banjar area a perfect half-day destination while staying in Lovina.

Info Praktis & Reservasi

• Location (Google Maps): Lihat di Google Maps
• Reservation/Order: No reservation needed; just arrive and buy a ticket at the entrance gate. Bring a swimsuit and towel.
• Opening hours: generally around 08.00–18.00 WITA daily.
• Price range: entry roughly Rp20,000–Rp50,000 per person.
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To enjoy North Bali at your own pace, book a hotel voucher in the Lovina area through AccessiaPass and make Banjar Hot Springs part of your relaxed getaway.