Keramas Park Bali Tickets
Keramas Park on Bali's black sand east coast features a wave pool, outdoor sports facilities, and beachside leisure zones, adjacent to the internationally known Keramas surf break. Find entry tickets and activity add-on options here.
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About Keramas Park
Keramas Park is a more relaxed, family-focused water park than a high-thrill mega-park. Visitor descriptions and product copy emphasize manageable slides, shared pools, and kids’ areas over extreme rides. Its Gianyar location also makes it practical for a half-day outing that can be paired with Ubud, Keramas Beach, or other east and central Bali stops.
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Google Maps places Keramas Park at approximately −8.574, 115.343, near Keramas Beach on Bali’s southeast coast in Gianyar Regency.
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Main Entrance / Reception Gate
Located off the local access road at Keramas Park's marked Google Maps point in Keramas, Blahbatuh, Gianyar, this is the only clearly documented public entrance. All visitors enter here, whether arriving with walk-up tickets or e-tickets from a reseller. Mobile vouchers are usually scanned here, and some sellers may require counter exchange for a physical ticket or wristband. Potential bag checks may take place at entry. Expect lighter lines on weekday mornings and longer waits on weekends or holidays, especially from mid-morning to mid-afternoon. Look for the park signage beside the main parking area. Step-free access and ramp details are not clearly documented.
Useful timing notes:
- Exact opening hours and last entry are not consistently documented online.
- No recurring weekly closure is clearly published.
- Occasional weather- or maintenance-related closures of slides or zones are possible.
- Most visitors spend about 3 to 5 hours inside, so build in enough travel time from your Bali base.
Kids play area
Keramas Park has children’s splash and play areas with shallower water, small slides, and play structures. These zones are typically grouped away from the largest slides, giving younger children a more manageable area while older guests use the main slide towers.
Dining outlets
Food and drink outlets are available inside the park near central circulation zones. Visitors can buy meals, snacks, and drinks without leaving the water park. Standard entry does not include food or beverages unless your ticket package specifically lists them.
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