Jungle Fish Pool Bar Day Pass in Ubud

Jungle Fish Bali gives you a different way to spend a day in Ubud: an infinity pool set against a lush forest rather than a busy beach. You can swim, settle into a seating area and put your food and drink credit toward a leisurely meal.

I like the combination of pool access and IDR 300,000 in dining credit, which makes the pass more useful than an entry ticket alone. I also like the quiet, leafy setting and the chance to rest between Ubud outings. One thing to plan for: transportation is not included, and the food credit does not cover the 21% tax and service charge.

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• The setting: A forest-facing pool bar at Jungle Fish Bali, in Keliki near Ubud.
• What the pass includes: Pool and public-facility access, IDR 300,000 in food and drink credit per person, and a choice of dining table, sofa or sun lounger.
• The main draw: An infinity pool that appears to blend into the surrounding greenery.
• Opening hours: Daily, 09:00 to 20:00.
• Plan ahead: Reserve a time directly with Jungle Fish after booking, using the email or phone number on your voucher.
• Possible extra costs: A 21% tax and service charge is not covered by the credit. Towels cost IDR 35,000 to rent.

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A forest-side pause from Ubud’s busy days

Jungle Fish is in Keliki, in the Tegallalang area outside Ubud’s center. Its appeal is less about a packed schedule than about having one comfortable place to unwind: you arrive, choose your seating area, swim, order food or drinks, and spend as much of the day as your pass allows.

That makes this a useful change of pace after sightseeing or other active days around Bali. You are not signing up for a guided excursion or a set sequence of stops. Instead, you get time at a pool bar in a natural setting, with a meal and a swim as the main event.

The pool is the visual center of the experience. Its infinity edge looks out toward the forest, giving you the sort of backdrop that works well for photographs. The greenery also helps distinguish the place from a beach club, though it is still a managed resort facility, not a remote wilderness escape.

What happens when you arrive

There is no fixed itinerary to follow. Once you reach Jungle Fish, the practical first step is to confirm your reserved time and settle into the seating area available to you. Your pass covers a dining table, sofa or sun lounger, but it does not promise a particular spot, so it is worth checking the exact arrangement when you book.

After that, the day is yours to pace. You can start with the pool, order a drink, or use some of your credit for food before swimming. If you are visiting with children, keep them under a parent or guardian’s supervision while they use the facilities.

A note on seating: an older account describes some daybeds as requiring a minimum spend. That may not reflect the current arrangement, but if a particular lounger matters to you, ask about it when you reserve. The pass includes a seating area, not a guarantee that every bed or premium spot is available without extra spending.

The pool, the view and the practical details

The pool and forest outlook are the strongest reasons to make the trip. You can trade beach crowds for a setting where the trees form the backdrop to your swim, then move between the water and your seat without having to plan a full day of activities.

The pool may be deep for some swimmers. If you are not confident in the water, or you are bringing children, ask staff about the depth and keep a close eye on everyone in your group. The pool’s attractive edge is a photo feature, not a reason to treat it casually.

Bring swimwear, sunscreen, sunglasses and a change of clothes. Light, comfortable clothing is recommended, with quick-drying fabric a sensible choice for a pool day. A camera is handy if you want photos of the forest-facing view, and cash is listed among the suggested items to bring.

Towel rental costs IDR 35,000 per towel. Bringing your own can save that expense, as long as it is practical for your day. Outside food and drinks are not allowed, so plan to use the venue’s menu and your included credit.

Making the IDR 300,000 food credit work

The food and beverage credit is a meaningful part of the pass, not a small welcome token. It gives you room to order food and drinks during your visit, and accounts of the food have been especially positive. One diner singled out the ribs, while other comments praised the food and presentation more generally.

The important catch is that the credit does not include the 21% tax and service charge. In practice, that means you should expect to pay something beyond the pass price if you use the full credit. Treat the credit as a contribution toward your bill, not as a promise that every order up to IDR 300,000 will be entirely covered.

If you want to keep spending predictable, check the menu prices and ask staff how the credit is applied before ordering. You might prefer a meal and a drink over several rounds of drinks, or save some credit for food after a swim. The best choice depends on your appetite and how long you plan to stay.

Is the day pass good value?

The listed price starts at US$21.39, while the package name Book Now, Party Later is also shown from US$19.45. Those figures differ, so check the price and terms for your chosen date before you pay. The pass applies the same price to all ages, which is worth factoring in if you are booking for a family.

Value comes from the bundle: admission, pool access, a seating area and IDR 300,000 in food and drink credit. If you expect to swim and order a meal, that combination can make the pass more worthwhile than paying for pool access alone. If you only want a quick look at the pool and plan to spend little on food, the value may be less compelling.

Remember to budget for the uncovered tax and service charge, transport to the venue, and any towel rental. A previous account estimated about 25 minutes from Ubud’s city center, but travel time can vary. You need to arrange your own transport, so include that cost and time in your decision.

The pass is nonrefundable, so be certain about your plans before booking. Its voucher is valid only on the specified date and time, if a time is shown. Those terms make advance planning more important than they might be for a casual restaurant stop.

Booking, location and timing

Jungle Fish Bali is at Jalan Raya Sebali, Banjar Sebali, Desa Keliki, Tegallalang, Ubud, Bali. The location is outside the central Ubud area, and transportation to the meeting point is not included.

After booking, contact the venue to reserve your timeslot by emailing [email protected] or calling +62 361 898 9102. Use the reservation details provided with your voucher. If your preferred time is full, staff may suggest another slot, so avoid leaving the reservation until the last moment if your schedule is tight.

The venue is open every day from 09:00 to 20:00. Present your mobile voucher when you arrive. Confirmation is normally provided within minutes; if it does not appear, contact customer support.

A portion of the property is reserved for Chapung Sebali residents. No pets are allowed, and outside food and drinks are prohibited. These are simple rules, but they matter if you are planning a family outing or hoping to bring snacks from elsewhere.

Who will enjoy this day pass most?

I would consider Jungle Fish if you want a slow, comfortable day with a pool, food and a forest view, rather than another round of sightseeing. It suits couples looking for a relaxed afternoon, families who want a pool outing, and anyone who would rather spend a few hours at one venue than move between several stops.

It is also a good fit after an active stretch of Bali exploring. The day pass gives you permission to stop checking the clock and take a longer lunch, swim and rest. The high marks people give the setting, service and food point to the experience’s main strengths, though no day pass can guarantee the same staff member, seat or level of quiet on every visit.

I would hesitate if you are looking for a lively party scene, a remote nature experience or a cheap pool visit with no extra spending. The setting is peaceful, but the venue is still a resort pool bar, and your final bill can exceed the pass price once tax, service and transport are added.

Should you book Jungle Fish?

Book it if a forest-facing pool, relaxed meal and time away from Ubud’s busier attractions sound like a good use of your day. The included food and drink credit makes the pass more practical, and the setting gives you a distinct alternative to Bali’s beaches.

Before paying, confirm the price for your date, reserve your timeslot, and ask about seating if you have a preferred area. Bring a towel or budget for the rental, and keep the extra tax and service charge in mind. If those details suit your plans, Jungle Fish is a sensible choice for a restorative day in the Ubud area.

FAQ

Where is Jungle Fish Bali?

It is at Jalan Raya Sebali, Banjar Sebali, Desa Keliki, Tegallalang, Ubud, Bali, Indonesia.

What does the day pass include?

It includes admission, access to the pool and public facilities, a seating area, and IDR 300,000 in food and beverage credit per person.

Does the pass include a sun lounger?

The pass includes a seating area, which may be a dining table, sofa or sun lounger. A specific seat is not guaranteed in the information provided, so ask about availability when reserving.

Is the food and drink credit enough to cover the full bill?

The credit is IDR 300,000 per person, but it does not include the 21% tax and service charge. You may have additional costs.

How much does it cost to rent a towel?

Towel rental is IDR 35,000 per towel. You can bring your own towel.

What are Jungle Fish Bali’s opening hours?

The venue is open Monday through Sunday from 09:00 to 20:00.

Do I need to reserve a timeslot?

Yes. After booking, contact the venue by email at [email protected] or by phone at +62 361 898 9102 to reserve a time.

Is transportation included?

No. Transportation to the meeting point is not included.

Can I bring outside food or drinks?

No. Outside food and drinks are not allowed.

Can I cancel the booking for a refund?

No. The package is listed as nonrefundable, with no cancellations or refunds.