Bali Ocean Magic Career Information 2026

First opened on the island of Bali almost 32 years ago, in 1993, Waterbom Bali is a boutique, botanical waterpark experience, nestled in the heart of Kuta. The park was built to create a space that provides visitors with a memorable and fun experience, while also respecting the natural world around us. Thus, Waterbom Bali was consciously developed to complement the existing environment, with over 50% of the area’s local greenery being conserved, and all the slides and features of the park built around the existing flora and fauna, rather than over it.

Surrounding Waterbom’s world-class slides and attractions, lies a carefully landscaped sanctuary of gardens and water systems proudly representing the beauty of Bali.

To this day, Waterbom encompasses more than 5.1 hectares of fun, including slides, our popular ‘Pleasure Pool’ with swim-up bar, private gazebo areas, expansive lawns and multiple restaurants and still maintains more than half of the park as green space, including a number of endangered native species.

Waterbom provides the perfect combination of thrill and chill for guests, with 28 slides built and maintained to international safety standards throughout the park.

Culture

Whilst we are proud of our sustainability milestones and subsequent recognition, such as our EarthCheck Gold Certification, the most humbling and motivating part of this journey has been the impact it has had on all the Waterbomers. The park has become a platform for awareness and behavioural change, which then extends outside of the park walls, slowly disseminating to their families and communities. This is the potential that truly excites us. “Business growth doesn’t have to be measured financially, or how much bigger the park gets. Growth can be based on our impact,” says Sayan.

Waterbom will continue to grow, but our growth is now centred on the valuable and conscious impact we can make on and for the island. We believe that Waterbom Bali is more than just a water park. It is a place for enjoyment, but through this it is also a vehicle, a centre and a symbol for change. An institution of fun, yes, but also of sustainability, community and education.