If you’re the sort who loves a getaway with a conscience, Bali’s eco‑friendly resorts are right up your street. The island has long been a magnet for sun‑seekers and yogis, but in recent years it’s also become a haven for travellers who want their holiday to tread lightly on the planet. Think bamboo villas tucked into rice fields, solar‑powered retreats hidden in the jungle, and beachfront stays that swap plastic for sustainable chic.
This isn’t about roughing it—it’s about luxury with a green twist. You’ll still get the infinity pools, the spa treatments, and the cocktails at sunset, but all wrapped in a philosophy that respects the land and the local communities. In this guide, we’ll take you through our top eco‑friendly resorts in Bali, places where you can unwind guilt‑free and know your stay is helping preserve the island’s natural beauty.
So pack your reusable water bottle, slip into your sandals, and let’s explore the best spots where sustainability meets paradise.
Munduk Moding Plantation Nature Resort
Nestled in the highlands of North Bali, Munduk Moding Plantation Nature Resort is widely recognised as one of the most eco-friendly resorts in Bali. Surrounded by rainforest, mountain landscapes, and a working coffee plantation, the resort offers a unique combination of sustainable luxury and authentic Balinese nature experiences.
Located far from the crowds of southern Bali, the resort provides a peaceful escape for travellers looking to explore Bali’s quieter side. Guests can enjoy panoramic views from the resort’s iconic infinity pools, discover Bali’s coffee heritage through plantation tours, or explore nearby waterfalls, forests, and cultural villages.
Sustainability plays a central role in the resort’s philosophy. From renewable energy initiatives and environmental conservation programs to responsible waste management and community engagement, Munduk Moding Plantation is committed to supporting sustainable tourism in Bali.
The resort is also operated by a predominantly Balinese team, helping strengthen the local economy while preserving cultural traditions and natural landscapes.
For travellers searching for eco resorts in Bali, sustainable hotels in Bali, or nature retreats in Bali, Munduk Moding Plantation offers an unforgettable experience where luxury and environmental responsibility go hand in hand.
The Apurva Kempinski Bali
In an era where travellers are increasingly conscious of their footprint, The Apurva Kempinski Bali has emerged as a symbol of how luxury and sustainability can coexist. Perched dramatically above the Indian Ocean in Nusa Dua, this five‑star resort is not only a showcase of Balinese artistry and indulgence but also a pioneer in eco‑friendly hospitality.
In 2024, The Apurva Kempinski became the first hotel in Indonesia to achieve certification from the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC)—a milestone that places it firmly at the forefront of responsible travel. This recognition is more than a badge; it reflects a deep commitment to reducing carbon emissions, conserving water, and embedding environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles into daily operations.
The Apurva Kempinski Bali’s commitment to sustainability extends beyond its culinary offerings, encompassing all aspects of its operations. Last year, this resort launched its innovative Sustainable Wedding Package together with other Indonesia’s sustainable corporations. In partnership with key-minded partners, this year this majestic resort runs a Sustainable Agriculture programme, incorporating electric vehicles as part of its unique guest experience.
Capung Asri
Hidden in the lush jungle just outside Ubud, Capung Asri is a boutique eco-luxury retreat thoughtfully designed as a trio of intimate villa experiences, each offering its own unique energy and atmosphere.
Blending affordable luxury with personalised wellness, each private pool villa has been carefully curated to embody its own healing energy. Every space is inspired by the chakra system, with hand-selected healing stones, custom-made materials, furniture, and decor thoughtfully designed to create a deeper sense of balance and connection.
Perfect for both romantic couples and solo travellers, guests can unwind in complete privacy or create their own wellness journey with spa treatments, yoga, chakra cleansing, breathwork, Balinese healing, and guided tours.
Guests who book direct enjoy the best available rates along with exclusive VIP perks and complimentary benefits, enhancing every stay.
Capung Asri offers more than a place to stay. It’s a space to reconnect, recharge, and experience Bali through comfort, intention, and meaningful, accessible luxury.
The Anvaya Beach Resort Bali
The Anvaya Beach Resort Bali understands that creating an unforgettable guest experience goes hand-in-hand with protecting the environment and fostering the local community. They dedicate themselves to implementing sustainability in the resort. This commitment manifests in several initiatives, including using eco-friendly materials and supporting Balinese culture. This series will explore a range of environmentally conscious practices such as replacing plastic bottles with glass, implementing LED lighting, showcasing Balinese dance, participating in turtle releases, and organizing beach cleanups. More detailed information will be provided in following series in the future.
By implementing these and other sustainability practices, The Anvaya Beach Resort Bali strives to create a positive impact on the environment and local community. They believe that responsible tourism is essential for the future, and they remain dedicated to continuously refining their sustainability efforts. Together, we can make a difference. They invite you to learn more about sustainable practices in their resort in the next series.
Candi Beach Resort & Spa
The commitment of Candi Beach Resort towards sustainability is at heart. They firmly believe that Sustainability is more than a goal- it is a journey. The past five years they have steadfastly pursued initiatives within three primary areas of focus: sustainability management, environment, and people. Their journey so far has been marked by significant milestones and achievements. Their practices are in alignment with Travelife tourism standards and the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC).
Looking at the future, Candi Beach Resort & Spa aims to further solidify its position as a leader in sustainable hospitality, striving for excellence in service while maintaining a deep respect for the environment and local culture. Their journey continues towards a more sustainable future, working together with their guests, employees, and the community!
TRIBE Bali Kuta Beach
As awareness around responsible travel continues to grow, TRIBE Bali Kuta Beach stands out as a Bali hotel designed for Sustainability Travellers and Wellnesses Travellers seeking meaningful experiences during their holiday in Bali. Located directly along the coastline, this modern hotel in Kuta Beach proves that conscious hospitality and lifestyle comfort can go hand in hand.
As a certified Green Key Hotel, TRIBE Bali Kuta Beach meets internationally recognised standards for sustainable tourism. This certification reflects the hotel’s commitment to energy efficiency, responsible resource management, environmental education, and long-term sustainability practices. For guests who prioritise eco-conscious travel, choosing a Green Key Hotel provides reassurance that their stay actively supports positive environmental impact.
Sustainability at TRIBE Bali Kuta Beach is embedded into daily operations rather than treated as a surface level initiative. The hotel applies smart energy-saving systems, responsible water usage, and waste reduction programs throughout the property. These efforts ensure that guests can enjoy a comfortable holiday in Bali while minimising their environmental footprint an increasingly important factor for today’s Sustainability Travellers.
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Hiliwatu, Bali Ubud, a Tribute Portfolio Resort
True to its ethos of purposeful hospitality, Hiliwatu fosters meaningful engagement with the local community. Guests can participate in curated cultural experiences, from traditional craft workshops to guided visits to partner villages, gaining insight into Balinese rituals and sustainable agriculture.
The resort also champions sustainable practices, integrating eco-conscious design, water and energy management, and locally sourced materials throughout the property. Dining experiences prioritize farm-to-table principles, supporting neighboring farms and preserving Ubud’s agricultural heritage. Hiliwatu’s wellness programs further emphasize the harmony between human wellbeing and environmental stewardship, ensuring that every stay nurtures the body and the planet.
Hiliwatu, Bali Ubud, a Tribute Portfolio Resort participates in Marriott Bonvoy, Marriott International’s award-winning travel program. Members can earn and redeem points for stays, experiences, and more across Marriott Bonvoy’s portfolio of brands.
Capella Ubud
Finding a harmony between unspoiled nature and luxury comforts, Capella Ubud, Bali, showcases tented accommodation with salt water pools amidst Ubud’s lush greenery. Situated only 7 km from the city centre, this property enjoys large terraces and outdoor decks overlooking rice fields or the surrounding rainforest. With eclectic Balinese-style design with arts and antiques, the rooms at this resort offer modern comforts.
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KANVA Luxury Glamping Suites
There are 11 glamping suites, aimed at blending tradition and modernity, celebrating Balinese craftsmanship and connected to and celebrating their forest surrounds. Built for couples, each glamping suite has a private outdoor space designed for intimate moments, a jacuzzi and/or an infinity pool. Leave the digital world behind, this romantic haven offers no Wi-Fi, only uninterrupted moments together.
KANVA invites couples to elevate every sense with a carefully curated playlist—complemented by fragrant essential oils, indulgent massage oils, visual accents for romance, and Tongkat Madura, crafted from natural wood and herbs celebrated for their therapeutic qualities.
