Childcare at AYANA Bali: Your Complete Guide to Kids Clubs and Camps

AYANA offers complimentary kids clubs for easy, playful drop-ins, plus camp-style programs and professional nanny support when you want deeper enrichment (or true couple time).

Your options at AYANA Bali

Complimentary (in-house guests only)

– AYANA Ocean Adventure (AYANA Resort): Ocean themed kids club. Free-play + scheduled activities (some may be paid)

– RIMBA Jungle Adventure (RIMBA by AYANA): Jungle themed kids club. Free-play + scheduled activities (some may be paid)

Paid programs (starting from IDR 100,000++)

– Guidepost Bali Camp (ages 3–6): Montessori-inspired, drop-off program (open to outside guests)

– Green Camp AYANA (ages 7–12): nature-based, drop-off camp (open to outside guests)

– Nanny Service (all ages): flexible, 1:1 support (AYANA guests only)

Dive into Ocean Adventure, AYANA’s ocean-themed kids club located beside the main AYANA pool. It’s a favorite for families who want the best of both worlds: a cool, A/C indoor space plus outdoor splash time—while parents stay close at the ocean view AYANA main pool right next door for a true resort-day rhythm.

Kids can join for free-play (no reservation required) or sign up for scheduled activities (reservation required). Some scheduled activities may be paid—check the day’s lineup in the AYANA App.

 Zones + age guidelines

– Cerulean (ages 4–7): A/C indoor play with colorful wall puzzles, a climbing cove, an air slide, and a spacious ball pit.  

  Note: Age limit is generally 7, but the team may be flexible for families with mixed ages.

– Sandscape (up to age 10): creative play zone with a mini sand pit, slide, interactive tables, and rotating arts & crafts. Expect fun add-ons like painting, crafting, and Balinese culture moments. There’s also a mini LEGO table and kitchen set for imaginative play.

– Coralight (ages 5+): outdoor splash zone with two children’s pools and two gentle waterslides.

Why families love it

Pros

– Next to AYANA’s main pool with gorgeous ocean views. Kids play steps away while parents settle in poolside—one of the easiest “everyone’s happy” setups on the resort.

– Close to Rock Bar. It’s perfectly placed for late-afternoon plans: kids can squeeze in playtime while you prep for sunset.

– Complimentary for in-house guests. Ideal for spontaneous drop-ins between swims, snacks, and nap breaks.

– Indoor + outdoor variety. A/C play zones for cooling off, plus the Coralight splash area when they’re ready to get wet.

Things to plan for

– Scheduled activities can fill quickly in high season

– Outdoor areas can feel busiest at peak hours

Planning details: reservations, peak times, and supervision

– Hours: 09:00–18:00  (closed for cleaning 12:00–13:00)

– Reservations:  

  – Free-play: no reservation required  

  – Scheduled activities: reservation required (and may be paid—check the app)

  – Peak hours: 10:00–12:00 and 15:00–18:00. Evenings are especially popular when parents head toward sunset plans.

– Staffing & safety: for safety, the team works with a maximum of 7 kids per attendant.

– Important supervision note (Coralight splash zone): Coralight is not a drop-off area. A parent or your booked nanny/babysitter should supervise children in the splash zone.

Food & comfort

Kids can order lunch from the children’s menu, and parents can keep things easy by ordering food and drinks through the AYANA App while relaxing nearby.

Explore Ocean Adventure:

https://www.ayana.com/bali/experiences/ayana-kids-club/  

Tip: Check today’s schedule in the AYANA App and reserve activity spots early if you’re visiting during high season.

If your kids like to climb first and ask questions later, meet RIMBA Jungle Adventure—a 1,600 sqm kids club at RIMBA and one of Bali’s most action-packed playgrounds. It’s built for high-energy play with both indoor and outdoor zones.

 As with Ocean Adventure, kids can join for free-play (no reservation required) or scheduled activities (reservation required). Some scheduled activities may be paid—confirm in the AYANA App. RIMBA Jungle Adventure also hosts Kids Evening Activities on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday from 17:30–20:30 (IDR 250,000++ per child), including a designated kids’ dinner time and themed activities like scavenger hunts and photo frame making.

What kids can do

Indoors

– Ball thrusters (high-energy favorite)

– Large ball pits with slides in upper and lower rooms

– Sensory wall, giant puzzle, pegboard, crawl-through tunnel

Outdoors

– Rope climbs  

– Flying fox (zipline)  

– Rapid air slide

Age zones

– Upstairs (ages 5–12): larger climbing/slide/ball pit area with attendants supervising  

– Downstairs (up to age 7): smaller-scale play areas, puzzle wall, crawling space

Why families love it

Pros

– Complimentary for in-house guests  

– Big space that’s ideal for burning energy  

– Parent waiting areas outside

Things to plan for

– Outdoor areas can feel hot 11:00–14:00—pack sunscreen, hats, and water breaks.

Planning details

– Hours: 09:00–18:00  (closed for cleaning 13:00–14:00)

– Peak hours: 09:30–12:00

– Extra options for older kids: depending on the day, look for table tennis and mini soccer at RIMBA Lawn.

Explore RIMBA Jungle Adventure: https://www.ayana.com/bali/experiences/rimba-kids-playground/  

Tip: Arrive earlier in the morning for cooler temps and easier outdoor play.

Guidepost Bali Camp is an English, Montessori-inspired program for children ages 3–6, led by trained Montessori teachers. It blends free exploration with gentle structure—and uses the resort itself as a learning space. Think: nature walks, culture, and hands-on discovery that still feels like vacation.

Children explore inspiring AYANA spaces including SAKA Museum, AYANA Farm, and Tevana Garden.

Two camp formats run throughout the year: Bali Adventure Camp and Holiday Camps (Winter/Summer). Holiday camps require a weekly commitment, with rotating weekly themes. Summer Camp runs from July to August and Winter Camp runs from mid to late December. At other times, Bali Adventure Camp is available Tuesday to Friday as a 1, 2, or 4 day camp. Price starts from IDR 1,950,000++. 

Schedule 

– Hours: 08:30–13:00

Key policies

– Drop-off program: Parents and nannies do not join.  

– Child should be comfortable separating and participating independently.  

– Lunch included, sourced from AYANA restaurants (themed by day).

– Potty training: not required—guides can support ongoing training.

– Communication: families receive a welcome packet and a pre-arrival form for allergies/background, plus a photo update shortly after drop-off.

Why families love it

Pros

– Meaningful learning + culture immersion

– Reliable couple time while kids thrive in a routine

– Calm, guided environment for young learners

– Great introduction to Montessori materials

Considerations

– Best for children who are ready for a true drop-off experience

Explore Guidepost: https://www.ayana.com/bali/experiences/guidepost/  

Tip: Reserve early for peak periods like July–August and mid-to-late December.

Green Camp AYANA is a screen-free, hands-on nature camp for kids ages 7–12, hosted at the Tree House in Tevana Garden. Designed with Green Camp Bali’s purpose-driven spirit, it’s equal parts outdoor adventure and confidence-building—kids learn by doing, not by sitting still.

English fluency isn’t required here. Because activities are practical, visual, and movement-based, children with limited English can join in easily, follow along through demonstration, and connect through play. Price starts from IDR 1,680,000++.

Schedule

– Hours: 09:00–14:30 (Tuesday to Saturday)

Weekly themes

– Tuesday: Farm Discovery (soil exploration and plant-based learning)

– Wednesday: Bamboo Design and Builder (team building projects)

– Thursday: Nature Explorer (often includes coconut climbing + organic chocolate making—this is a guest favorite)

– Friday: Responsible Consumption (“seed to table,” scavenger hunt, cooking class at AYANA Farm)

– Saturday: Survival Day (program elements may evolve seasonally)

Key policies

– Drop-off program: Parents do not join.

– Runs with a minimum of two Explorers, with capacity up to 20 kids.

– Small-group facilitation with a staff ratio around 1:6–7.

– Parents receive daily reflection reports with photos/videos, and each child has an individual journal.

Why families love it

Pros

– Unique outdoor skills + sustainability learning

– Kids often become more social and independent over multiple days

– Great fit for curious, active school-age children

Considerations

– Best experience usually comes with 3+ days (or a full week)

Explore Green Camp: https://www.ayana.com/bali/experiences/greencamp/  

Tip: Peak seasons include January and July–August—book early if you want specific days.

For families with babies, toddlers, or children who prefer 1:1 attention, AYANA’s nanny service is the ultimate luxury: flexible, trained childcare that fits your schedule—not the other way around. Price starts from IDR 150,000++.

What nannies can help with

– In-room childcare

– Pool accompaniment

– Bringing children to kids clubs and child-friendly resort experiences (like AYANA Farm and SAKA Museum)

– Support for select outings (for example, water park excursions, with parent accompaniment required)

What to expect

– Completed certification program with training in first aid, baby feeding techniques, and bathing procedures

– Parent updates every 30 minutes via reports

– Note: availability may vary, and the same nanny cannot be guaranteed for repeat requests during the stay

Explore Nanny Service: https://www.ayana.com/bali/experiences/nanny-service/  

Tip: Book in advance for evenings (think sunset dinners) and peak travel dates.

The best part? You don’t have to pick just one. Many families combine the complimentary kids clubs with a camp day (or two) and nanny support for evenings—so kids get variety and parents get real downtime.

Think of it as a playful rotation: splash time, jungle energy, nature immersion, then an easy family dinner where everyone has new stories.

Booking + timing tips

Free-play is designed to be easy, but scheduled activities—and peak-season camps—reward early planning.

– Ocean Adventure peak: 10:00–12:00, 15:00–18:00 (evenings busiest)

– RIMBA peak: 09:30–12:00; avoid outdoor play 11:00–14:00 if heat-sensitive

– High season: reserve scheduled activities early in the AYANA App; camps can fill quickly

– Pack smart: swimsuits for splash zones; closed-toe shoes, hats, and mosquito repellent for camp days

Wrap: Bali is better when everyone gets a vacation

At AYANA Bali, kids can splash, climb, build, and discover—while parents enjoy the rare luxury of true downtime. Choose your childcare rhythm, then plan the fun around it. Your family holiday can feel both playful and polished, from breakfast to sunset.