Hot springs in Kintamani
1
Springs
42°C
Avg temp
1
Public baths
0
Free entry
0
Near train
On the volcanic shoreline of Lake Batur inside a massive caldera, Toya Bungkah's clear, odorless geothermal pools look directly across the calm blue lake toward the towering crater rim of Mount Abang. The water is warmed by the volcano itself, and several lakeside complexes offer infinity-edge pools with open caldera views. It is a popular recovery stop for hikers who have just finished the early-morning sunrise trek up Mount Batur.
About
About hot springs in Kintamani
A highland district set in the vast Batur volcanic caldera, a UNESCO Global Geopark. The Toya Bungkah hot springs line the shore of Lake Batur beneath the active volcano.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
Are there free hot springs in Kintamani?▾
None of the currently listed springs in Kintamani are free to visit.
What is the water temperature in Kintamani hot springs?▾
Springs in Kintamani average around 42°C, though individual springs vary. Check each listing for its specific range.
How do I get to Kintamani?▾
From Ubud, the gateway station is Kintamani, about 90 minutes total.
Are hot springs in Kintamani suitable for first-time visitors?▾
Yes, Kintamani has 1 public bathhouse, which are typically the most approachable option for first-time visitors.
What is the best time of year to visit Kintamani for hot springs?▾
Year-round. The dry season from April to October gives the clearest caldera views, and dawn after a Mount Batur sunrise trek is the classic time to soak.