Bali Swim School
We Teach Swimming as The Most Important Survival Skill for Kids and Adults
We are mobile swim school in Bali, offering 1-on-1 lessons for both children (ages 3+) and adults. Our skilled instructor tailors lessons to fit each student’s level and needs, whether it’s introducing kids to water safety through a playful ‘swim and play’ method using songs and toys or helping adults build swimming skills with confidence and ease. With a strong focus on safety, patience, and steady progress, we provide lessons at your pool or a nearby public pool, creating a flexible and welcoming swim experience in Bali for all ages.
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Our Mission: Water Safety for Life
Drowning is a leading cause of accidental death. Equip yourself or your loved ones with the knowledge and skills to stay safe in and around water. Our lessons in our swim school Bali don’t only teach essential swimming techniques, but also instill critical water safety habits, helping both children and adults stay safe while enjoying the water.
This is more than just learning a sport; it is a matter of public health and survival.
Why We Exist: The Drowning Crisis in Indonesia
As an archipelagic nation, Indonesia has a profound connection to water, yet it faces a significant challenge with water safety. This is why our school was founded: to actively combat this preventable tragedy by turning passive water exposure into active water competence.
Indonesia Drowning Data (2005–2019)
Data from the Global Burden of Disease Study highlights the severe risk:
Total Deaths: An estimated 94,035 unintentional drowning deaths occurred in Indonesia between 2005 and 2019.
Most Vulnerable Age Group: The highest risk is consistently among children under 5 years old, with an average annual mortality rate of per population.
A Preventable Risk: Drowning is a leading cause of unintentional injury death worldwide, and while the mortality rate in Indonesia showed a declining trend from per in 2005 to per in 2019, the sheer volume of deaths means that every lesson taught is a potential life saved.
Our Goal: To directly reduce these numbers by creating a safety-first community right here in Bali.