🌅 A Calm Place to Start Again

Bali Rehab Centre: Private, Confidential Addiction Treatment

An international residential recovery program far from old triggers — medical support, daily therapy and the time to rebuild yourself, in complete confidentiality. For alcohol and drug dependency. We walk this path with you.

Confidential WhatsApp enquiry — ask anything, no obligation Need an exact price for 28, 60 or 90 days? Tap — we usually reply within the hour

Prefer to answer four quick questions first? Use the private request form.

Our Programs

Eight connected programs, one purpose: evidence-based support delivered with dignity. Most guests combine several — our clinical team helps you choose where to begin. Start with drug rehab in Bali, alcohol rehab in Bali or medical detox in Bali, or compare all-inclusive prices.

Confidential Enquiry

Tell us just enough to start the right conversation. Your message goes directly — and only — to our clinical team, any hour, any day.

Send Confidential WhatsApp Message

No forms stored, no databases — this simply opens WhatsApp with your message ready. A clinician replies personally, usually within the hour.

Care With Dignity

No judgment, no promises of miracles — licensed clinical care, honest conversations and a setting that lets you finally exhale.

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Licensed Clinical Team

Psychologists, a medical doctor and 24/7 nursing staff — evidence-based treatment: CBT, motivational interviewing, supported detox.

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100% Confidential

Your enquiry is read only by clinicians. We never disclose who stays with us, and we don't publish our address.

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Far From Triggers — Close to Nature

An ocean away from old routines, in gardens and quiet — distance that makes the inner work possible.

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Families Welcome

A family programme with video sessions and guidance for the people who love you — recovery is a team effort.

A Quiet Place on a Healing Island

Private rooms in a garden villa setting — rice fields, birdsong and ocean mornings, a long way from nightlife and noise. The environment doesn't cure anything; it makes the daily work of recovery something you can actually do.

Tropical garden and pool at a private addiction recovery retreat in Bali

Rehab in Bali — Honest Answers

Cost, length, visas, confidentiality — the questions everyone asks before that first message.

How much does rehab in Bali cost?
Our all-inclusive residential program starts from $6,500 for 28 days — covering your private room, all meals, medical care, every therapy session and aftercare, with no hidden fees. The exact figure depends on room choice and the medical support you need, and is confirmed in writing before you commit. Full details on the pricing page, and a full market comparison in our rehab cost guide.
How long does the program last?
Most guests stay 28, 60 or 90 days. Twenty-eight days covers stabilisation and the core program; longer stays allow deeper work and a stronger return plan. We recommend a length honestly after your confidential assessment — the decision is always yours.
What is included in the program?
Everything that matters: a private room and fresh meals, medical assessment and supported detox where needed, daily individual and group therapy, the full yoga and mindfulness program, airport transfers and three months of online aftercare.
Do I need a visa? How do I get to Bali?
Most nationalities receive a visa on arrival (30 days, extendable), which covers a 28-day stay; for longer programs we help arrange the right visa. Fly into Denpasar (DPS) — we meet you at the airport in person and handle everything from there. See admissions for the full picture.
Is my stay really confidential?
Completely. We never disclose who stays with us, your enquiry is read only by the clinical team, and we don’t publish our exact address. Many guests simply tell people they are taking an extended health retreat in Bali — which is true.
Can I stay in touch with my family during treatment?
Yes. After a short settling-in period, regular contact with loved ones is encouraged, and family video sessions are part of the program. Families are welcome partners in recovery here, never outsiders.
What should I bring with me?
Light comfortable clothing, swimwear, any prescribed medication in original packaging, your passport — and not much else. Meals, linens and daily essentials are provided. The full packing list is on the admissions page.
How do I start?
With one confidential WhatsApp message — that’s genuinely all. A clinician (not a salesperson) replies personally, usually within the hour, any day. From there: a private assessment, an honest recommendation, and help with every practical step. You can also use the enquiry form on this page.
How soon can I start — do you admit guests in the rainy season?
We admit guests year-round, including through the rainy season from October, when Bali is quieter and the gardens are at their greenest. Because we keep the centre small and rooms are limited, places are not guaranteed, so your exact start date is confirmed after the confidential assessment — often within a few days of your first message. If timing feels urgent, say so in your WhatsApp message and we'll prioritise your enquiry.
Is this a luxury rehab, and who is it designed for?
The program runs as a private, luxury alcohol and drug rehab built for expats and international clients: single villas, English-speaking therapists, and discretion first — many clients choose Bali over home precisely for the privacy.
What does holistic treatment near Ubud include and cost?
Private addiction treatment near Ubud combines clinical care with holistic alcohol rehabilitation — breathwork, yoga, nutrition and jungle quiet; pricing is per program length and shared in a confidential call, not on a public price list.

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