Bali Swing & Jungle Swings
Soaring out over a jungle valley or a sea of rice terraces on a giant swing has become one of Bali's most iconic experiences. Most of the famous swings are clustered around Ubud and Tegallalang, where parks offer everything from a single swing to multi-swing packages with nests and photo platforms. This guide covers the best swing spots, how much they cost, how safe they are, what to wear for the perfect photo and the best time of day to beat the crowds.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Bali swing safe?
At reputable parks, yes. Staff strap you into a proper safety harness clipped to the swing, and the seats are checked regularly. Always use a park with harnesses, listen to the operators, and check the weight limit if it applies to you.
How much does a Bali swing cost?
A single swing costs around USD 10, while multi-swing packages with nests and photo spots run USD 25–55. Some viewpoints in the north charge just a few dollars per platform. Professional photos are often an optional extra.
Where are the Bali swings located?
Most of the famous swings are clustered around Ubud and Tegallalang in central Bali, about 20–40 minutes north of Ubud town. A few scenic viewpoint swings are in the northern highlands near Lake Buyan.
What is the best time to visit a Bali swing?
Arrive at opening time, around 8–9am. The light is soft, the valleys are often mist-free, and you beat the tour crowds so you are not queuing for each swing. Mornings in the dry season (April–October) are clearest.
What should I wear for the best swing photos?
A long, flowing dress or skirt looks amazing as it billows out mid-swing, which is why so many spots rent them. Bright colours stand out against the green jungle. Wear closed shoes or sandals you can secure, and skip loose hats or scarves that can blow away.
Can children and non-swingers enjoy the swing parks?
Yes. Bigger parks have lower, gentler swings, nests and photo platforms that children and nervous visitors can enjoy without the big drop. Many spots also have cafés, gardens and viewpoints, so a non-swinging friend can still relax and take the photos.