Finding help can feel overwhelming, especially when every website describes care differently. This alphabetical list gives you one calm place to start: 18 active programmes whose public information described structured substance-use treatment in Bali when checked on 17 July 2026. Inclusion is not a ranking or endorsement, and you are welcome to take your time comparing them.

The 18 programmes

Ascendant Bali — south-west Bali

Ascendant describes an intensive 21-day, one-client programme in a private estate. Recovery.com estimates $12,000–$15,000 per week without specifying the currency; the provider prepares a tailored quote and does not accept severe acute detox cases.

Bali Beginnings — Uluwatu

The provider describes a small residential programme with private rooms, individual and group work, medical support and 11 months of aftercare. Recovery.com estimates from $22,000 for four weeks without specifying the currency; request a current quote.

Bali Harmony Rehab — Pererenan

The centre lists residential, outpatient, detox or stabilisation and sober-living programmes and says it accepts a maximum of four residential clients. Official 28-day pricing is IDR 195 million Deluxe or IDR 205 million Superior.

Calm Rehab Bali

Calm lists 4-, 8- and 12-week residential options and says medically supervised detox is available where required. Recovery.com estimates $10,000, $19,000 and $27,000 respectively but does not specify the currency.

Foundations Bali

Foundations describes 1- to 6-month residential treatment plus a 7-day medically supervised detox. Official pricing starts at USD 15,000 per 28 days, with detox listed at USD 7,000.

Freedom Bali

Freedom describes private, one-to-one treatment in villa accommodation. Official 28-day prices are AUD 32,950 or USD 23,450 for Freedom and AUD 38,950 or USD 27,650 for Freedom Plus.

Holistic Recovery Bali

Holistic Recovery Bali describes 28–60 day private care for one client or a couple. Its official guide places programmes at about USD 3,500–17,500 per month, depending on complexity, accommodation and modalities.

Istana — Bali private location

Istana describes a one-client therapeutic retreat with a dedicated villa and team. Official Bali pricing starts at USD 40,000 per week, with duration based on assessment.

Iterum Silentium — Bali

Iterum describes a small rehabilitation retreat for substance use and co-occurring concerns. Recovery.com estimates $14,990–$28,000 for one month without specifying currency and classifies it as a retreat rather than conventional residential care.

Kasih Karunia Bali — Sanur

Kasih Karunia is listed as a 30-day residential programme with therapy, recovery groups and local wellbeing practices. Recovery.com estimates $6,500 without specifying currency; its official domain was unavailable, so verify current operations directly.

Kembali Addiction Treatment Centre — Kemenuh, Gianyar

Kembali describes 28-, 60- and 90-day residential options combining counselling, recovery work and wellbeing activities. Recovery.com estimates USD 11,000–13,000 but does not clearly map that range to a duration.

New Life Bali — Seminyak

New Life describes private medically supervised inpatient treatment at The Legian Seminyak for 4–12 weeks. The official price is EUR 67,387 per week.

Reborn Gold — Denpasar

Reborn Gold describes a small bespoke, all-inclusive programme with a reported maximum of three clients. Official pricing starts at IDR 378,457,306, although the duration attached to that starting fee is not published.

Sabalical — Badung

Sabalical lists a 7-day private Executive Protocol at AUD 15,000 and a 30-day Private Residential Recovery programme at price on request. The short protocol includes withdrawal management and 90 days of continuing support.

Seasons Bali — north Bali

Seasons describes residential treatment with medical, counselling, recovery and wellbeing support in north Bali. Official starting prices are USD 6,990 for 14 days, USD 10,740 for 28 days and USD 27,500 for 90 days.

Sivana Bali — Kerobokan Kelod

Sivana describes 28-, 60- and 90-day individualised programmes combining detox where appropriate, therapy, psychiatric and recovery support and wellbeing activities. Recovery.com estimates USD 10,000 for 28 days.

The Lighthouse Bali — Sanur

The Lighthouse describes private, one-to-one 28-day inpatient programmes in Sanur villa accommodation. Recovery.com estimates USD 32,500 for addiction treatment and USD 44,900 for trauma treatment.

Thera Bespoke — near Ubud

Thera describes one-guest-at-a-time residential addiction and mental-health care in a private villa. Recovery.com estimates EUR 18,000–28,000 per week, with a minimum 14-day stay.

How the list was selected

Each programme had current public evidence of structured addiction care delivered in Bali and enough detail for a preliminary profile. The list includes Iterum as a clearly labelled rehabilitation retreat; it excludes closed or stale services, sober-living-only homes, outpatient programmes, duplicate aliases and mental-health retreats without clear primary addiction treatment. We did not inspect facilities, verify every credential or assess outcomes. Ordering is alphabetical and no provider paid for placement.

Ask every admissions team the same questions

  • What is the facility’s current Indonesian licence, and can I see it?
  • Who completes the medical and psychological assessment?
  • Which qualified staff are physically present by day and overnight?
  • Can you safely manage my likely withdrawal needs? Where would detox occur?
  • What happens in a medical or psychiatric emergency?
  • Which evidence-based therapies are delivered, by whom and how often?
  • How are medications prescribed, stored and administered?
  • What is included and excluded from the total written price?
  • How are family work, discharge planning and aftercare handled?
  • If fellowship is part of the model, how will the client build a morning-meeting and evening-meeting routine before discharge?
  • What is the complaints process if care is not as described?

If an admissions conversation feels rushed, evasive or built around a guaranteed outcome, slow the decision down. A qualified health professional can help assess the appropriate level of care before you compare accommodation or activities.