Mountain View Tent isolated in dense palm canopy in the Mt Batukaru foothills, Tabanan, Bali

Nadi Nature Resort

Tabanan, Bali · Indonesia

Availability

Year-round

Per unit

4 tents · 2–4 guests

Region

Bali

Price range

$

Price range

$

Per unit

2–4 guests

Type

Glamping

Breeze Tent king bed with rolled-up walls opening to the jungle
Breeze Tent surrounded by rice paddies and tropical vegetation, aerial view
Pathway through tropical gardens leading to the Waterfall Tent
Breeze Tent private terrace with timber chairs overlooking the rice fields
Breeze Tent bedroom with canopied bed, desk and jungle view
Daybed inside the Breeze Tent facing dense jungle canopy
Waterfall Tent bathroom with free-standing bathtub and open-air jungle backdrop
Waterfall Tent open-air vanity with timber console facing the tropical garden
Waterfall Tent exterior nestled in tropical jungle, Mt Batukaru foothills
Waterfall Tent canopied king bed with bean bags and natural light
View of Mt Batukaru and rice fields from the open-bamboo Nadi Farm Café
Nadi Farm Café framed by rice paddies with Mt Batukaru in the background
Aerial view of Nadi Nature Resort with rice terraces and surrounding hills

Nadi Nature Resort

Tabanan, Bali

Glamping · $

4 tents · Adults only · Year-round

  • Gold-tier Eco Climate Badge: Bali's GSTC-aligned certification by Eco Tourism Bali
  • On-site permaculture farm
  • Joseph's Recycling: recyclables routed to a 13-year-old changemaker funding school tuition for underserved children
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Welcome to Nadi Nature Resort

Nadi sits on land crossed by three rivers and three waterfalls. The approach is low-demand by design, anchored by the Gold tier of Bali's Eco Climate Badge (Eco Tourism Bali, GSTC-aligned), and the workforce is hired primarily from the nearby village of Angsari.

4 canvas tents on platforms. Waterfall Tent (55 m², up to 4 guests, 1 super-king + 1 sofa-bed) is the largest, closest to the waterfalls. Breeze Tent (38 m², up to 3, 1 king + 1 day-bed) is the larger option for families. Mountain View Tent (38 m², max 2) and Stream Tent (39 m², max 2) sit along the spring rivers. Every tent has a private bathroom, AC and a ceiling fan, filtered spring water, a Singabera tea-making kit, a yoga mat, a rechargeable torch, and bamboo toothbrushes.

The Nadi Farm Café is the only public space. The menu rotates with what the farm and neighbouring suppliers produce. The café offers vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, dairy-free and halal options.

The spa is an open-walled tent overlooking the valley, closable for privacy. Activities run from the property: a permaculture farm tour, food foraging, jungle survival skills, Canang Sari offering craftsmanship, a melukat ceremony at an ancient on-site shrine, and day trips to Jatiluwih, Nung Nung Waterfall, and surrounding temples.

Nadi sits in Angsari village in West Bali, in the foothills of Mount Batukaru (Bali's second-highest volcano, dormant). The position works as a base for the Jatiluwih UNESCO rice terraces (a 30-minute drive south), the Bedugul highlands to the north, and West Bali's waterfalls.

Carbon neutralOrganic gardenFarm-to-table kitchenReclaimed materialsSustainable architecture

Accommodation

4 tents

Capacity

2–4 guests per unit

Availability

Year-round

Price range

$

Amenities

Spa · Restaurant · Wi-Fi · No pets

Included

Breakfast · Filtered spring water in tents · Free parking

Good to know

  • Mountain weather at ~700 m altitude: cool nights, possible showers. In heavy rain the walls are rolled down and meals are served inside the café.

  • Steep paths and steps between the café and the tents. Not suitable for guests with limited mobility.

Why it's a Positive Escape

A 4-tent eco-resort at the foot of Mount Batukaru, with an on-site permaculture farm and the Gold tier of Bali's Eco Climate Badge.

Energy

  • Low-demand by design

    no swimming pool, an open café built from bamboo and designed to work without air conditioning

  • Bioclimatic canvas tents

    tents engineered for passive cooling: roll-up walls and ceiling fans, AC kept as backup

  • Carbon positive operation

    Nadi states the resort has moved from carbon neutral to carbon positive

Water

  • Spring water filtered on site

    drinking water drawn from a natural spring above the property (not groundwater), filtered on site through sand, silica, UV light, charcoal and clay

  • Greywater recycled on site

    shower, laundry and kitchen wastewater recycled on site

  • Subak irrigation

    traditional Balinese irrigation system used on the permaculture farm

Materials & Construction

  • Bamboo, reclaimed wood and handmade textiles

    tent finishes use bamboo, recycled materials and locally handmade textiles

  • Composite flooring from recycled plastic

    tent flooring made from a composite of recycled plastic and teak dust

  • Point foundations

    tents sit on concrete-pillar point foundations instead of a slab, cutting poured concrete on site by up to 80 percent versus a conventional build

Waste

  • Closed-loop composting

    kitchen waste returns to the earth as compost or fermented fertilizer. Fruit and vegetable scraps from neighbouring suppliers are collected in Nadi bins and turned into worm castings

  • Plastic containers reused on the farm

    unavoidable plastic containers are repurposed as greenhouse tools (handles, scoops, growing vessels)

  • Recyclables to Joseph's Recycling

    recyclables go to Joseph's Recycling, a 13-year-old changemaker who turns waste value into school tuition for underserved children across Indonesia

  • Biodegradable cleaning products

    biodegradable cleaning products and minimised plastic packaging

Food

  • On-site permaculture farm

    kitchen gardens, polyculture beds, compost system, worm farm, chicken tractor and food forests feed the café

  • Seasonal menu driven by the farm

    the café menu rotates with what the on-site farm and neighbouring suppliers produce

Community

  • Local workforce from Angsari village

    majority of staff hired from neighbouring Angsari, all Balinese

Transparency

  • Eco Climate Badge, Gold tier

    audited by Eco Tourism Bali, criteria aligned with GSTC and the UN SDGs. Certificate and audit documentation published on Nadi's Instagram, January 2025

Travel mindfully

  • The transfer from Ngurah Rai (DPS) takes 1h30 to 2h. Stay several nights to make the trip worthwhile and explore the region.

Getting there

Bus station · 34 km

Ubud

About 34 km, 1h to 1h15 by car. A handy stopover for travellers basing themselves in Ubud.

Airport · 52 km

Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS)

About 52 km, 1h30 to 2h by car depending on traffic. Car transfer can be arranged via the property at booking.

Photos · © Nadi Nature Resort

Last verified: May 2026

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