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Little Captain

Health food store, Refill station, Organic cafe, Bakery since 1994

Bali Buda Ubud

Mepantigan, meaning “to throw” in Balinese, is a unique form of martial arts in which the main objective is not self-defense, but rather to act as a medium to educate people about nature, empathy, and discipline. It takes place in muddy rice fields that sprawl across the Ubud agricultural landscape. Sometimes the tradition is carried out on a soft sandy beach, but it is more frequently practiced in the mud, hence it is known fondly by many tourists as Balinese mud-wrestling. Of course, there is more to Mepantigan than just mud wrestling.

Bali Mepantigan Arts

Bali Nguni

Dome Garden Cafe

Good Day Ubud is a place where you can relax in peace. There are many facilities that you can enjoy here, ranging from Restaurant, Pool Bar, Spa, Coworking Space, and various other facilities

Good Day Resto & Pool Bar

Cafe with a pleasant view in the middle of rice fields. There is a playground with a slide, a suspension bridge, climbing bars and space for games.

Green Kubu Cafe

Kelapa Muda

Tucked in the midst of the green area. Facilities include an organic garden, a slide, shaking bridge and an educational herbs plant where young explorers can learn about it.

Kumulilir

Welcome to Nagi Kitchen, a charming and cozy cafe located in Ubud. Our cafe offers a warm and inviting atmosphere that is perfect for a delicious meal or a relaxing cup of coffee. We are passionate about food and believe in using only the freshest and highest quality ingredients in all of our dishes

Nagi Kitchen Ubud

Sanggraloka Farm

Kid-friendly restaurant in Ubud. With love to parents & kids

ShamanaMama

Titi Batu Ubud Gym and Club is blessed to share a sacred holy land with a historical Balinese Stone Bridge. Titi Batu, or "stone bridge," in English, was discovered over 200 years ago by two brothers who began using the natural structure as a means to connect their two villages. These villages are called Mas and Lodtunduh. Our mission at Titi Batu Ubud Gym and Club is to connect people from all walks of life through Community, Family, and Sports.

Titi batu

Lots of fun things to make for girls boys and adults at Ubud Fairy Village! In our magical environment. No experience necessary, classes build from the level you are at. Make your own unicorn, fairy, mermaid, dragon, dino, troll, and much more

Ubud Fairy Village

Cafe with Russian and Ukrainian cuisine, large safe space for children to play

Usha cafe&bakery