Wanderlust Fitness Village

Zero if there was an option. You guys might be one of the best Gyms in Bali, but literally zero for response and customer relationships. Following so much just to be part of a fitness retreat is not worth it. Might as well go to a place where we are welcomed and where the hosts are warm and who actually give a damn about customer care. I love bali mainly because of how they host guests. You guys are truly opposite. Its just sad. Disappointed.

I checked out their fight center for the first time a few weeks ago and was genuinely impressed. Although I came prepared with my own gloves and wraps, I noticed they provide clean and branded gloves at no extra charge, definitely a nice touch and something I don't see everywhere (based on my experience so far). The space is big, clean, and really welcoming. The Coaches were on point and gave clear instructions, good pacing, and lots of helpful tips during pad work that really helped me fine-tune my form. Loved the energy! I'll definitely be returning soon!

A Bali Must for Fitness Lovers As part of my Bali routine to balance out the day club indulgences, I made it a point to visit several gyms--and Wanderlust Fitness Village stood out as a favorite. We both started and ended the week here, taking part in their Bali Burn class on two occasions, and it was a fantastic way to kick off the day. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the energy around the gym was buzzing. The space itself is huge, with multiple rooms and areas where people were doing everything from lifting to group classes. We specifically joined the class in Room B, which started right on time and delivered a solid, well-paced session combining functional HIIT movements. It was challenging but fun--the kind of workout that sets the tone for the rest of the day. Post-workout, we took full advantage of the amenities: a refreshing protein shake, followed by time in the sauna, jacuzzi, and an intense ice bath. After a proper shower and change, we were off to the beach clubs feeling completely refreshed. Wanderlust also features a beautiful pool deck, making it a great spot to linger if you have a full day pass. I'd absolutely come back again--next time I'll likely squeeze in multiple classes or even an open gym session. Whether you're in Bali for vacation or routine, this place is a must for anyone who loves fitness with flair.

I signed up for a full month here and yes, it's definitely pricey (EU165), but worth every cent if you're training daily. You get full access to everything: CrossFit, Hyrox, Open Gym, plus the entire spa area. The ice bath is excellent, the sauna is top-notch, and the pool with sunbeds is simply stunning -- truly high quality. The atmosphere is amazing: people are social and welcoming, and the CrossFit coaches are excellent. Even the Open Gym setup makes you feel at ease, with all the conditions you need to train at your best. On top of that, the bar is a real highlight -- prices are very reasonable and the healthy food options are of genuinely high quality. In short: an outstanding place to train, recover, and connect. Absolutely worth it if you're serious about fitness in Bali.

The Mecca of Fitness and Wellness - A Truly Special Place I had the pleasure of attending an MMA class at Wanderlust Fitness Village, and what a remarkable experience it was. From the moment I arrived, I felt welcomed and inspired. One of the owners, Dave, even took time out of his day to personally show me around the facilities--his kindness and generosity truly left a lasting impression. What struck me most was the scale and quality of everything Wanderlust offers. Despite catering to a large number of people, they've managed to create a space that feels personal, vibrant, and incredibly well-run. From delicious, healthy food options to state-of-the-art wellness and recovery amenities, every detail is thoughtfully designed to support both body and mind. As I explored the space, I saw families doing functional workouts together, friends laughing by the pool, and individuals pushing themselves while surrounded by a positive, uplifting community. It felt less like a gym and more like a fitness and wellness institution--a place where people come not just to train, but to grow, connect, and thrive. If you're in Bali and looking for a place to discover your best self, look no further. Wanderlust isn't just a gym--it's an experience, a community, and a destination. Highly recommended!

Where to start...the CrossFit classes and coaching are top notch. Each coach, each class, each portion of class, from the instruction, to coaching, cues, environment, program, facilities, all top notch. A very welcoming community. Staying at Wanderlust is just the wise move, tasty, healthy meals, recovery center and rooms are all great. The friendly and helpful crew is always with a smile and always ready to help. Whether it's 1 week or 1 month , I can't recommend any more the eat, train, sleep... just do it!

Myself and wife loved training here, great sized gym and so many amenities! I've read a few reviews whinging about the music but I have to say, outside of the class neither of us even noticed it. Staff were all great and the owner took time out of his day to talk to us and find out about why we were training and told us the story of the gym! Great place

I had really high hopes for Wanderlust, especially after traveling all the way from England because of my love for Hyrox. Unfortunately, my experience was incredibly disappointing and I cannot recommend this place. The gym itself looks nice, but the villa accommodation and management left a lot to be desired. When I arrived, I was met with a room that had a mouse inside, a door that didn't lock properly, and no clear check-in instructions as well as a ceiling full of geckos. To make matters worse, the reception team was unfriendly, unhelpful, and struggled with basic communication in English. What shocked me most was being told my accommodation was a 30-minute walk away. While I was aware the villas weren't on-site, I wasn't expecting such a long and unsafe walk without pavements - something that felt especially unsettling as a solo female traveler. I ended up checking out within 45 minutes of arriving, leaving my key on the bed. In the moment, I told them I had a family emergency just to avoid confrontation, but the truth is I simply felt unsafe and let down. When I emailed management afterwards, their response was dismissive. They told me "sorry you saw a gecko," which completely missed the point. My concerns were about safety, poor management, and lack of hospitality - not the presence of a gecko. If you're coming to Bali for fitness, I strongly suggest avoiding Wanderlust. Instead, I highly recommend Bambu Fitness in Uluwatu, where I ended up spending two amazing weeks. The contrast in professionalism, safety, and overall experience was night and day. Don't make the same mistake I did - save your money and go somewhere that actually cares about their guests.