Stunning Waterfall Views, But Is The Food Worth It? Omma Dayclub Honest Review
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2026-02-01
Curious about Bali's Omma Dayclub? This spot boasts the only direct view of Tegenungan Waterfall, best enjoyed from its stunning infinity pool. The vibe shifts from a chill morning to a lively afternoon DJ party. While the food is just okay for photos, the cocktails are a surprising highlight. This honest review weighs the incredible scenery against the high prices and other "bugs" to help you decide if this viral dayclub is worth the splurge on your Bali trip.
Bali's dayclubs are fiercely competitive, with every single one wanting to make a big splash. But the only one directly opposite Tegenungan Waterfall is Omma. To be honest, when I followed the signs to the cliff edge and saw that giant water dragon falling from the sky, with its roar filling my ears, my first thought was: Wow, this place is so Anjay! Just for this view, it felt like the trip was worth it.
Immersive Waterfall Nongkrong
Their most popular spot is the infinity pool directly facing the waterfall. Soaking in the water, you feel like you could be splashed by the waterfall's mist at any moment. We found a spot by the pool. These prime locations have a minimum spend, [1] but for this view, it was worth it. The morning was quite Chill, suitable for families and couples to enjoy quietly, but after 2:30 PM, when the DJ starts, the atmosphere immediately switches from vacation mode to pool party, [2] and the whole place gets lively.
Speaking of food, I tried it out for you all. We ordered a Meat Lovers Pizza[3] and a Mango Sticky Rice[4] recommended by a friend. How should I put it, online reviews for the food are a bit polarized. Personally, I think it's just okay, [5] the presentation is nice for photos, and the portions are quite generous. [6] However, their cocktails were a pleasant surprise! We happened to catch the Happy Hour buy-one-get-one-free deal. The cocktail quality was on point, and the refreshing taste was a perfect match for the waterfall backdrop. [7]
Don't Rush In Yet, Let's Be Honest
But! We have to be honest. Although the view is worth the price, there are quite a few"bugs" in the experience. First, the prices are indeed a bit high. The entrance fee alone is 300,000 Indonesian Rupiah, [8] and food and drinks are extra once you're inside, which can hurt the wallet a bit. And I have to complain a little: when I went, the restroom hygiene was really quite unsatisfactory. There were even staff members"enthusiastically" asking you to leave a five-star review on review sites. [9]... That really put a damper on things.
Sincere Tips to Avoid Pitfalls & Guide 📝
- Choose the right time! If you want to bring family and kids for quiet photos and to enjoy the scenery, please come in the morning. After 2:30 PM, this place becomes a party hub. [10]
- Regarding spending: The entrance fee at the door is purely for admission. If you want a good spot by the pool, there's a minimum spend, which can be used to offset food and drinks. It's best to clarify this before you go.
- Hidden perk: As a guest of the club, you can directly go down a small path nearby to visit the waterfall, [11] without having to buy another ticket or take a detour. This is very Mantap!
- Weather dependent: If you come during the rainy season, be prepared mentally. The waterfall's water might become murky and yellowish, and the view will be significantly discounted. [12]
- Special considerations: Although there's an elevator [13] connecting to the parking lot, there are still quite a few stairs inside the venue. Friends with mobility issues and elders need to be aware of this.
- Picture Bali's only Dayclub facing Tegenungan waterfall! The massive waterfall roars, pure 'Anjay' vibes! [1]
- Dip in the infinity pool facing the waterfall, mist on your face, one with nature – this immersive Nongkrong is unbeatable! [2]
- Don't miss Happy Hour's BOGO cocktails! Refreshing sips, perfect with the waterfall backdrop. Every sip: Bali summer vibes! [3]
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