More than courts and a café.
Most padel in Bali is a court you book and a coffee you drink. Azoria is a club.
The difference is the people, the habits, the evenings that run long, the sense of belonging, whether you came to play or only to watch. A members' club in spirit, open to all in practice. No application, no waiting list.
The Courts
A Look Inside
A game, social by design.
Padel is made for company. The seven-minute warm-up. The match that quietly becomes a rivalry. The drink that lingers after, where the real club comes to life.
We keep that culture, its etiquette and its lightness, and set it on a clifftop in Uluwatu.
A way in, at every level.
Private and small-group coaching, led by our Head of Racquets, Carles del Castillo. Whether you have never held a racquet or you are chasing a ranking, there is a way in for you. The Azoria Padel Academy supports juniors and players who want to go further.
Play the game the way it was meant to be played.
A members' world
A club is what happens between matches.
RECOVERY
Recovery & Spa
Cold plunge, sauna and quiet between sessions.
ACADEMY
The Academy
Juniors and progression, guided by the coaches.
LOUNGE
Members Lounge
Cocktails, conversation and evenings that unfold slowly.
DINING
The Terrazza
The long table, wood fire and olive oil. Lunch that runs into the afternoon.
ROOFTOP
Tierra Rooftop Pool
Rooftop pools and ocean air, above the club.
SHOP
The Pro Shop
Racquets, kit and the essentials of the day.
Above Nyang Nyang, between cliff and sea.
The club sits above Nyang Nyang, the quiet edge of the Bukit. The best of Uluwatu, minutes from the gate.
Nyang Nyang Beach
Secluded white sand at the foot of the cliffs
5 min
Savaya
Sunset and music above the ocean
12 min
GWK Cultural Park
Garuda Wisnu Kencana, the great statue
15 min
Uluwatu Temple
Sea temple and the Kecak fire dance
10 min
Single Fin
The Sunday session on the cliff
10 min
Padang Padang
The wave that made Uluwatu
8 min
Frequently Asked
When and where does the club open?
In October 2026, in Uluwatu, the first of the Azoria clubs above the cliffs.
How many courts are there?
Five, including a centre court for finals and tournaments.
Do you have to be a member to play?
No. Play as a guest at the day rate, or become a member. The club is open to all.
Do you need experience?
None. All levels and all ages, with coaching to get started.
Is there coaching?
Yes, private and small-group sessions with Carles del Castillo, as well as the Academy.
How do I start?
Leave your details below and we will write to you.
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