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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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Choose the ticket type by spend pattern: standard entry covers park access, while bundled options may add meals, drinks, or selected activities. If you will eat on site, a package can simplify the day.

Book online if you want to avoid the on-site purchase queue. It usually reduces arrival friction, but it does not skip security checks, wristband collection, or queues at popular slides.

Check the fare category before paying. The documented assortment includes separate variants for Indonesian Citizens and Non-Indonesian Citizens, and online prices can vary by seller.

Expect a self-guided visit only. No audio guide or live guide is included in the researched ticket formats, so compare tickets by inclusions such as food packages rather than guided features.

Transport is usually not included unless explicitly stated. Allow about 30–45 minutes from Ubud, 35–50 minutes from Sanur, and 60–90 minutes from Kuta or Seminyak in normal traffic.

For lighter crowds and cooler conditions, target a weekday morning slot. The park is fully outdoors, and rain or storms can affect comfort and occasionally slide availability.

Read your voucher carefully before arrival. Some reseller bookings may require exchange for a physical wristband at the entrance counter, and meal or drink inclusions vary by package.

If lockers, towels, cabanas, or changing facilities matter to your group, confirm them before booking. These are not clearly documented as standard inclusions in the researched ticket types.

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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.

Did you know?

Google Maps places Keramas Park at approximately −8.574, 115.343, near Keramas Beach on Bali’s southeast coast in Gianyar Regency.

As of Jun 2024, Keramas Park’s exact daily opening hours and last-entry rules were not consistently published across the operator site and reseller pages.

The clearest documented public access point is a single Main Entrance / Reception Gate, where mobile e-tickets are scanned or exchanged for wristbands depending on the seller.

Google Maps reference routes put the park about 17 km from Ubud Palace, about 20 km from Sindhu Beach Sanur, and about 35–40 km from Beachwalk Shopping Center Kuta.

Current assortment data lists separate ticket variants for Indonesian Citizens and Non-Indonesian Citizens rather than a single universal entry option.

Why visit Keramas Park?

Quieter Alternative to Bali Mega-Parks

Keramas Park is repeatedly described as a more relaxed choice for visitors who do not want the scale or pace of Bali’s biggest water parks. The experience centers on slides, pools, and family areas in a casual setting, with product descriptions emphasizing family suitability over extreme-thrill rides.

Central Water Slides for Repeated Runs

The main water slides area is the park’s core ride zone, identified in photos by tall slide structures. Visitor images show multiple slide tubes of varying heights, suggesting a mix of more and less intense options for older kids, teens, and adults who want to repeat rides across a 3–5-hour visit.

Family and Leisure Pools Between Slides

Family and leisure pools give the park a slower rhythm between rides. These areas are useful for cooling off, resting, and staying together as a group, especially if some visitors want water time without spending the whole visit on the larger slides.

Children’s Splash Areas for Younger Kids

Shallow splash and play zones make the park workable for younger children who may not be ready for larger slides. Research points to play structures and smaller slides grouped away from the biggest attractions, giving families a dedicated area for lighter water play.

Easy Half-Day Stop from Ubud or Sanur

Keramas Park works well as a half-day outing because the typical visit lasts about 3–5 hours and the park sits within practical driving distance of major Bali bases. Google Maps estimates put it at about 15–20 km from Ubud and about 18–25 km from Sanur, making it easy to pair with other Gianyar stops.

Plan your visit

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.

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