Inland between Canggu and Seminyak, Umalas is where families with school-age children settle, near the international schools.
Umalas lies along Jalan Umalas and Jalan Bumbak Dauh, with Berawa to the west and Seminyak to the south. Its two banjars, Umalas Kauh and Umalas Kangin, belong to Kerobokan Kelod, the same village as Batu Belig and Petitenget beaches.
It's a long-established expat enclave, with young families, small cafés, restaurants and designer villas among the rice fields and local businesses. There are no big hotels.
Umalas · Polestar Pilates studio with a rehab room
A Polestar-certified Pilates studio in a quiet Umalas lane that focuses on rehab, with Balanced Body tower reformers, a Cadillac room and a private room for one-to-ones.
Umalas · six-reformer Pilates studio with a café
A six-reformer Pilates studio above its own café and pétanque court on Jalan Umalas Kauh, opened in April 2026.
Umalas · tennis, padel and squash club
A tennis club in Umalas with five courts, four of them covered, plus padel and the area's only squash courts.
No, Umalas is inland. The nearest beaches are Batu Belig and Petitenget, in the same village, and Berawa.
Yes. It's quiet and residential, with no big hotels, and families with school-age children live here, near the international schools.
MindSeat rents a height-adjustable desk at $50 a month, an ergonomic chair at $70, a 32-inch 4K screen at $160, or all of it in The Best package at $345. We deliver and set up the same day, and move it free once a month when you change villas.
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