We’ve got the best coworking spaces, cafes with good wifi and places to work in Canggu, Bali. Whether you’re a digital nomad looking for a place to be productive, a remote worker in need of a permanent workspace, or an Indonesian local hoping to find some change of scenery in Canggu, these coworking spaces are the perfect choice.

In Bali, your office doesn’t have to be in a boring room with desk chairs and a filing cabinet. Most coworking spaces in and around Canggu have pools, palm trees and restaurants with delicious food to try. Some even come with a billiard table or an ocean view.

While most memberships for popular coworking spaces in Canggu can quickly get expensive, we’ve also got budget-friendly or even free options, which are perfect if you’re trying to save some money on the price.

Neighbourhoods in Bali tend to be very small, and although not strictly Canggu, we also included coworking spaces in Berawa and Pererenan in this list. None of them are further than a 10 to 15-minute drive away, though.

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Coworking spaces in Canggu and their prices at a glance

If you’re looking for a quick price comparison of coworking spaces in Canggu and trying to figure out if there are free places to work around Berawa and Pererenan, this list will help.

You’ll also find our favourite cafes to work from in the area at the end of this blog post.

Coworking space	IDR/day	IDR/month	Private office/month	Coliving
Tribal	Free	Free	/	Check availability
Tropical Nomad	180,000	2.7 million	20 million	No
Kajan Eatery	100,000	2.3 million	/	No
BWork	280,000	3.55 million	/	No
SETTER	300,000	3.5 million	23 million	No
Kinship Studio	250,000	2.2 million	/	No
Nomad Space	Free	Free	/	Check availability
Finns Recreation Club	550,000	3.8 million	/	No
Matra Coworking	100,000	2 million	/	Check availability
Genesis Creative Centre	100,000	1.5 million	7.5 million	No
PUCO Rooftop	150,000	1.8 million	/	Check availability
Nebula Coworking	300,000	3 million	9.5 million	No
Karya Coworking	/	3.8 million	9.2 million	No
Penthouse Coworking	250,000	3 million	/	Check availability
AWAN Connection	150,000	2.2 million	9 million	Coming soon
Kai Cafe	200,000	3 million	/	No

Note that the capacity of private offices may vary, which is why the pricing is so vastly different.

Best coworking spaces in Canggu

Canggu is a hotspot for digital nomads and remote workers who live in Bali permanently, and there are plenty of coworking spaces to choose from in town and the nearby neighbourhoods of Pererenan and Berawa. While there are pros and cons to living in Canggu, the coworking spaces definitely make it worth it for digital nomads. Here are the best places with good wifi to be productive.

1. Tribal

Tribal is quickly becoming one of the most popular coworking spaces close to Canggu, and it’s easy to see why. Located in the up-and-coming neighbourhood of Pererenan, Tribal is a beautiful space with a large pool and plenty of greenery to make you feel like you’re on vacation.

There is no fee to work at this coworking space in Canggu, but digital nomads are asked to purchase at least a drink from the in-house restaurant. Tribal is actually an upscale hostel or coliving location but found great success in allowing outside guests to come and work for the day.

The place definitely feels like a cafe, but with a focus on productivity, so you don’t have to worry about it being too loud. There are different seating types such as sofas, benches and wooden chairs, but no traditional office set up that you might find at other coworking spaces around Canggu.

There is no AC, but it’s usually not too hot. Just make sure to come early, as seats here fill up fast.

After a busy day of staring at your laptop, you can cool off in the pool, enjoy a happy hour cocktail or play a round of billiard with new friends.

If you’re interested in coliving options at Tribal click the buttons below or compare rates here.

Price: Free (just order a drink)
Atmosphere: Casual, social
AC: No
Events: Occasional events
Food: Mid-priced Western and Indonesian food
Seating: Wooden chairs and benches
Pool: Yes
Opening hours: 8 AM to 10 PM
Address: 942F+GW Pererenan, Badung Regency, Bali, Indonesia
Know before you go: No pets or kids allowed

2. Tropical Nomad

Tropical Nomad is a coworking space in Canggu designed to enhance productivity, foster creativity and create a vibrant community. Located in the heart of Canggu with a very central location, this coworking space offers a unique mix of bright, open workspaces and private spaces to suit individual preferences.

It has a range of open-plan workstations, private offices and relaxed lounge areas, so you can always find a spot that fits your needs.

This coworking space is more than an office; it’s where you can socialise, relax, and even engage in physical activity in the garden.

Moreover, a wide range of facilities is available to meet every need. For example, there are lockers, a mailbox, printers and a fully equipped podcast studio, which is a rarity when it comes to coworking spaces in Canggu and all of Bali.

Finally, this coworking space offers a range of events, ideal for expanding your network and sharing experiences with fellow digital nomads in Canggu.

Price: IDR 180,000 for a day pass or IDR 2.7 million for an unlimited monthly membership (more membership options based on wifi credits by hour available)
Atmosphere: Casual, social
AC: Yes
Events: Occasional free and paid events
Food: Mid-priced Western food and coffee
Seating: Both office and regular chairs
Pool: No
Opening hours: 24/7
Address: Jl. Subak Canggu No.2, Canggu, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361

3. Kajan Eatery

Kajan Eatery is a restaurant with a separate coworking space situated in Echo Beach in Canggu, which is notorious for being a strict no-gojek zone.

The actual coworking space (which you have to pay to use) is quite small here, but the restaurant (where you can sit on your laptop if you order something), is actually quite large. Just keep in mind that you need to come early if you’re looking for a seat in the coworking area.

A swimming pool invites you to relax, and while you work, you can also enjoy the delicious food and drinks of the restaurant. They’ve always got great deals and promotions, such as the tempting IDR 50,000 breakfast, available daily from 7 AM to 10 PM.

The working environment at Kajan Eatery is focused and quiet. Thanks to the many windows that diffuse natural light and offer panoramic views of the green surroundings. Don’t miss out on the parties hosted at Kajan every once in a while, where you can enjoy free flow drinks and networking with other digital nomads in Canggu, even if you’re not a coworking member.

Kajan usually has great deals and discounts on their coworking such as their IDR 999,000 monthly offer or the 50% off if you bring a friend deal. They also give 30% discounts to KITAS and KTP holders, making this a great choice for longterm Bali residents.

Price: Day pass IDR 100,000, monthly pass IDR 2.3 million.
Atmosphere: Casual and social in the restaurant; focused and quiet in the coworking space
AC: Yes
Events: Occasional parties and some events
Food: Mid-priced Western and Indonesian food
Seating: Limited office chairs, mostly wooden chairs and benches
Pool: Yes
Opening hours: 7 AM to 10 PM
Address: 84WH+X3 Canggu, Kabupaten de Badung, Bali

4. BWork

BWork stands out as one of the best coworking spaces in Canggu, with many facilities. This innovative space strives to create an environment where work is not just a task but a fulfilling and meaningful experience.

BWork has quickly become so popular that it may even be difficult to secure a permanent membership, so make sure to double-check if slots are available before you decide this spot is right for you. Coming early is essential here if you don’t have a dedicated desk, which is a little bit limiting and not as flexible as I would like it to be.

Coworking at BWork takes many forms to meet the varied needs of its members. The casual cafe workspace is for those looking to focus their efforts while having the flexibility to interact and collaborate with other creative minds.

You don’t need a membership to sit here, and you’ll receive a WiFi code if you purchase a drink or food, but there are no office chairs, so it’s not really suitable for spending the entire day. The actual coworking space, which has a quiet, office-like environment and can only be accessed with a membership, is a better option.

BWork also offers a fully equipped studio for those passionate about multimedia content, including state-of-the-art audio equipment and a professional lighting setup. There are also meeting rooms and focus rooms of varying sizes if you need some privacy.

BWork also has a seminar room for up to 30 people, which can be rented. This space is perfect for workshops, conferences and other special occasions where collaboration is the focus.

In addition to the workspace, BWork also offers opportunities for relaxation and well-being. An open space with a swimming pool and lush garden lets you relax in a tropical setting. The huge rooftop space is dedicated to yoga, socialising and unwinding, with a great view of downtown Canggu.

And because food plays a crucial role in well-being and productivity, BWork has a cafe offering healthy, balanced meals to nourish the bodies and minds of its members.

Price: Day pass IDR 280,000, monthly price IDR 3.55 million
Atmosphere: Focused and productive
AC: Yes
Events: Workout classes, networking events and even tours around Bali
Food: Mid-priced healthy food
Seating: Office chairs in the coworking space and wooden options or benches in the cafe
Pool: Yes
Opening hours: 24/7
Address: 84WP+93 Canggu, Kabupaten de Badung, Bali

5. Outpost – Closed

Unfortunately, Outposts’s Canggu location closed its doors in late April of 2024 and is not expected to reopen any time soon. We’ll keep you updated if the situation changes and in the meantime you can still visit Outpost in Ubud.

Outpost in Berawa is one of the most well-known coworking spaces in Canggu and all of Bali. They’ve got several outlets across Bali, most notably in Ubud, and are known for their active community and many events.

There is something going on every single week, from pitch development workshops to sunset meetings, the Outpost staff make every moment memorable and foster community.

The space is bright and spacious, with a pool and plenty of areas to sit and chat if you make new friends.

For coworkers, Outpost creates an environment where you surround yourself with exciting and inspiring people. Facilities include meeting rooms, private offices, booths for your video calls, and shared and dedicated workspaces.

Need audiovisual equipment? Whiteboards and projectors are available.

Moreover, Outpost offers exclusive benefits, from complimentary cocktails to travel equipment for nomads. As a member, take advantage of discounts with local partners, such as 20% off food at Nude and 15% off CrossFit memberships at S2S.

Stop by Outpost today for a free trial of their coworking space in Canggu. You can also stay at their coliving space to immerse yourself in Bali’s digital nomad world even more.

The best part is that an Outpost membership allows you to access all of their coworking outlets in Bali, so you can change location without missing out on working hours.

Check rates and availability of coliving options at Outpost here.

Price: Day pass IDR 230,000, monthly membership IDR 3 million with discounts available if you pay for several months in advance. You can also get a membership that is paid by the hour for as little as $1.35 US per hour
Atmosphere: Casual, social
AC: No AC in the main space, but smaller offices and quiet areas are airconditioned
Events: Workshops, classes, social events and more
Food: Kitchen with free coffee and onsite cafe
Seating: Office chairs
Pool: Yes
Opening hours: 24/7
Address: 84RR+Q3 Tibubeneng, Kabupaten de Badung, Bali

6. SETTER

SETTER coworking spaces, a dynamic and inspiring space in the heart of Canggu, stands out as a gathering place for creative and innovative minds. This brand-new shared workspace spans 1100 square metres, spread over three floors, offering an environment conducive to productivity and collaboration.

SETTER is located right next to Outpost and only recently joined the growing list of coworking spaces in Canggu. They offer a more focused and serious work environment than their already established neighbour, with less focus on community and more on productivity.

The space is industrial and very modern, making it a cool new spot to try if you’re looking for a change of scenery in Canggu.

While they don’t have a pool, SETTER’s rooftop restaurant is a real highlight and a great place to grab lunch in between work sessions.

SETTER specialises in startups and helping to grow in Bali, creating a tightly-knit community of hardworking entrepreneurs.

There are a few different types of workspace options available. With 16 fully equipped and air-conditioned office spaces, accommodating from 4 to 10 people, and 100 open-plan seats, everyone can find the environment that suits them best.

If other oworking spaces around Canggu are feeling crowded with digital nomads who are in Bali for leisure and not to focus on work, give SETTER a try.

Price: Day pass IDR 300.000, IDR 3.5 million for an unlimited monthly membership. Options for dedicated desks with a monitor and private offices are also available.
Atmosphere: Focused and productive
AC: Yes
Events: Occasional networking events
Food: Mid-priced Western food
Seating: Office chairs
Pool: No
Opening hours: 24/7
Address: 84RR+P3 Tibubeneng, Kabupaten de Badung, Bali

7. Kinship Studio

As a place to gather, collaborate and create, Kinship Studio offers much more than just a coworking space. Its unique events, such as thrift store day, yoga sessions and painting workshops, create a dynamic atmosphere where the community connects and thrives.

These events create a new opportunity for personal and professional growth and, most importantly, focus on creativity.

If you’re hoping to escape the corporate grind and find a new version of yourself in Bali, Kinship might just help you discover just that.

With private studios and a photography space, Kinship Studio helps creatives be creative and collaborate on new projects. In addition, partnerships with well-known brands such as Baked, Peloton and Saia Pilates add an exclusive touch to the benefits offered to members, such as special discounts.

Finally, Kinship Studio’s industrial aesthetic, neutral colours and minimalist furniture encourage concentration and productivity while leaving plenty of room for Instagrammable moments in Bali.

The space features shared offices equipped with integrated sockets and ergonomic chairs.

Price: Day pass IDR 250.000, monthly membership IDR 2.2 million with hourly passes available starting at IDR 22,000 per hour
Atmosphere: Creative and social
AC: Yes
Events: Creative events and workshops
Food: Coffee and pastries
Seating: Ergonomic chairs
Pool: No
Opening hours: 8 AM to 8 PM
Address: 84XW+X8 Tibubeneng, Kabupaten de Badung, Bali

8. Nomad Space at Boheme Pererenan

La Boheme is a restaurant with a coworking space, which is perfect for anyone looking for a quiet and casual place to work in Pererenan.

Located just minutes from the beach, this spot is not extremely well-known, so it’s rarely very crowded. Think of it almost like a separate room in a cafe, which is used exclusively by remote workers. Instead of the noisy atmosphere of a restaurant, you’ll get to concentrate in a quieter environment without having to pay a fortune for a day pass at a coworking space.

The best part is that this coworking space in Canggu is free to use as long as you order something from the cafe. Food prices are very reasonable, and the portions are large.

There is a pool and a nice view, which will help you enjoy the beauty of Bali as much as possible.

The Nomad Space at La Boheme is still relatively new, and although it’s not as large or well-equipped as the more well-known coworking spaces in Canggu, it’s a great budget-friendly option to try.

Check availability for coliving options at Nomad Space at Boheme Pererenan or compare rates here.

Price: Free (just order a drink)
Atmosphere: Quiet and private
AC: Yes
Events: No
Food: Mid-priced Western food
Seating: Wooden chairs or sofas
Pool: Yes
Opening hours: 7 AM to 8 PM
Address: 84XC+QW Pererenan, Kabupaten de Badung, Bali

9. Dojo Bali Coworking – Closed

Unfortunately, Dojo Canggu closed its doors in late 2022 and is not expected to reopen any time soon. We’ll keep you updated if the situation changes.

Dojo Canggu used to be one of the most popular coworking spaces in Canggu, and their coliving facilities, which were located just a short drive away, were especially popular.

The two-storey space, located close to Echo Beach, offered modern facilities, high-speed internet, air-conditioned conference rooms, soundproof Skype booths, collaborative work corners, and more.

Dojo Bali organised regular workshops, skills-sharing sessions, networking events and social gatherings. It was a social hub and known for its loyal community of digital nomads who appreciated the reasonable prices and attention to detail of the founders.

We’re hoping Dojo will return to Canggu soon.

10. Finns Recreation Club

Finns Beach Club is one of the most popular nightlife venues in Bali, but they have a lot more to offer than just a beach club. Their recreational facilities include a waterpark, gym, tennis courts and also a state-of-the-art coworking space.

You can get all-inclusive memberships, which will allow you to work out, be productive and relax all on the huge property of Finns. While the membership is pricey, it can be a great option if you’re looking for an all-in-one solution, which will be more affordable than paying for coworking, a gym and workout classes separately.

The space is relatively small, so coming early to grab a spot is recommended. Since parts are open to the public and free to use, you can stop by and have a look at this coworking space in Canggu before committing to a monthly payment.

There are a variety of flexible memberships offered that are ideal for short or extended stays.

Price: Coworking area is open to the public and free to use, but you need a Finns membership to use the business centre or silent booths. A day pass is IDR 550,000 per person, and monthly memberships are as little as IDR 3.8 million, including use of the gym, waterpark and much more.
Atmosphere: Casual, productive
AC: Yes
Events: No
Food: Mid-priced to pricey Western food
Seating: Office chairs
Pool: Yes, with membership
Opening hours: 6 AM to 9 PM
Address: 84QX+24 Tibubeneng, Kabupaten de Badung, Bali

11. Matra Coworking

Nestled in the heart of Canggu, Matra Coworking offers an ideal workspace in Bali that harmoniously combines comfort and efficiency. They also have coliving offers available, so you can stay right in the building, making your commute quick and easy.

At Matra, every detail is designed to enhance your working experience. Comfortable chairs and spacious desks form the basis of a productive day, complemented by plenty of power sockets for recharging your devices.

Matra has everything you might need as a remote worker. Equipped with computers, printers and two air-conditioned meeting rooms for eight people each, the space has a lot to offer.

Finally, a breathtaking rooftop view overlooks Canggu’s rooftops and even some rice fields. Matra has everything you need, and it’s a great choice for remote workers looking for a smaller space that is less commercialised than the big players.

If you’re interested in coliving options at Matra Coworking click the buttons below or compare rates here.

Price: Day pass for IDR 100,000 and monthly memberships starting at IDR 2 million
Atmosphere: Casual, social
AC: In some areas but not all
Events: Rarely
Food: Affordable and mid-priced options available in the rooftop cafe
Seating: Office and wooden chairs
Pool: Yes, in the coliving area
Opening hours: 24/7
Address: 84VV+JW Tibubeneng, Kabupaten de Badung, Bali

12. Genesis Creative Centre

Much like Kinship Studio, Genesis Creative Centre is a coworking space that emphasises creativity and aims to connect artists in Bali. It’s located in the Tamora Gallery Complex, where a variety of small businesses are set up, and communal events often take place.

Working from her means you’ll have a central location and all the amenities you might need right at your doorstep.

Genesis Creative Center Bali is a catalyst for innovation and creativity, an oasis for artists searching for inspiration. It’s a small space and most digital nomads here know each other, so you’ll feel like you’re part of the family soon.

What really sets this space apart is the fact that every monthly member gets their own dedicated desk, which adds a whole other level of convenience and familarity that other coworking spaces in Canggu simply cannot offer. At only IDR 1.5 million per month for a private desk, the price is unbeatable, so spots are highly coveted.

Coworkers can also enjoy the use of film, music, art and even podcast studios, making Genesis ideal for those seeking creativity. High-quality facilities and plenty of chances to meet up with other creatives enrich this unique experience even further.

There are also day passes available where you can try out the space and see if it’s the right fit for you.

Whether you’re an artist, musician or entrepreneur, you can create, collaborate and exhibit in this inspiring setting.

Price: Day pass IDR 100,000 and IDR 1.5 million for a monthly membership
Atmosphere: Creativ and private
AC: Yes
Events: Regular seminars and workshops
Food: Small onsite cafe
Seating: Wooden chairs and office chairs
Pool: No
Opening hours: 9 AM to 7 PM
Address: 84QQ+V9 Tibubeneng, Kabupaten de Badung, Bali

13. PUCO Rooftop Coworking Space

PUCO Rooftop Coworking Space is a brand-new remote work hotspot located in the area where Canggu and Babakan merge. They also offer coliving, but their workspaces are open to outside guests, so you can stop by for a few productive hours even if you’re staying somewhere else.

A monthly membership is available for IDR 1.8 million, which includes a locker, 25 pages of print credit and eight hours of focus room access. You can also purchase a day pass for IDR 150,000, which also includes a 25k coffee voucher, three pages of print credit and 30 minutes of focus room access. 

There are also weekly or hourly memberships as well as dedicated desks and meeting rooms available if you need them.

The coworking space has beautiful views and ergonomic chairs, making work comfortable and efficient. It’s noteworthy that the main area consists of one long table, which can be a bit cramped, but luckily, PUCO Rooftop is usually relatively quiet.

Check rates and availability of PUCO’s coliving space here.

Price: Day pass IDR 150,000 and monthly membership IDR 1.8 million
Atmosphere: Focused and quiet
AC: Yes
Events: Rarely
Food: Affordable Western and Indonesian food
Seating: Office chairs
Pool: yes
Opening hours: 8 AM to midnight
Address: 9562+CG Tibubeneng, Kabupaten de Badung, Bali

14. Nebula Entrepreneur Coworking Space

As the name suggests, Nebula Entrepreneur Coworking Space is geared towards business owners and entrepreneurs who have made Bali their semi-permanent home.

This is one of the most beautiful coworking spaces in Canggu and all of Bali, with the perfect blend of industrial architecture and a jungle setting. They’re still a relatively new player in the area, and try to attract longterm residents instead of tourists or digital nomads who only come to Canggu for a few weeks.

Nebula has quickly gained popularity, and there is usually a waiting list for dedicated desks, so make sure to get in early. Their spaces are limited to 35 desks and 12 private offices, so you can be sure that the space won’t be overcrowded.

Prices for Nebula are definitely steep at IDR 3 million per month, but the value provided makes it more than worth it. The desks are extra large, and the chairs are some of the most comfortable you’ll find at coworking spaces in Bali.

The internet is much faster than in other workspaces in Canggu at 300 mbps. Each member also gets a shipping mailbox, printing credits and access to the Nebula Mastermind Community.

There is a podcast studio available onsite and spa facilities with a sauna, ice bath and showers for members to use after a day of being productive. You can also rent out the conference room or make use of the sound-proof phone rooms if needed.

As well as providing an inspiring and thriving environment, Nebula organises stimulating events and workshops, such as sessions dedicated to female entrepreneurs, weekly masterminds and free seminars and workshops about all sorts of topics.

Price: Day pass IDR 300,000, monthly memberships for a dedicated desk IDR 3 million. Private offices, starting at IDR 9.5 million. Discounts are available when paying several months in advance.
Atmosphere: Focused and success-driven
AC: Yes
Events: Regular social events, masterminds and workshops
Food: Coffee and tea only
Seating: Office chairs
Pool: No
Opening hours: 24/7
Address: 9533+M38, Gg. Jepun, Tibubeneng, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361

15. Karya Coworking Bali

Karya is a relatively new coworking space in Berawa, just a quick drive from central Canggu. It offers you a range of options, from private air-conditioned offices to simple workspaces with all the amenities a remote worker in Bali might need. The facilities have well-equipped meeting rooms, soundproof telephone booths and even showers for those busy days.

Karya is a no-nonsense space where everything is designed to foster productivity and to help you achieve your goals. Every member gets their own dedicated desk at Karya, so you don’t have to worry about packing up all your belongings at the end of the work day.

The space goes beyond coworking and also helps its members set up their business in Bali, offering virtual office spaces, accounting help, secretarial services and much more.

During your work day, you help yourself to free coffee and tea, enjoy up to ten pages of complimentary printing daily and make use of the 10% discount at Berawa’s cafés and restaurants that come with a membership.

Finally, you can also participate in events hosted by Karya and as their community grows, there are more and more happening regularly.

Price: Monthly dedicated desk IDR 3.8 million, private offices starting at IDR 9.2 million per month. Weekly memberships are also available.
Atmosphere: Corporate and focused
AC: Yes
Events: Occasional
Food: Free self-service tea and coffee
Seating: Office chairs
Pool: No
Opening hours: 24/7
Address: 84QV+PP Canggu, Kabupaten de Badung, Bali

16. Penthouse Coworking at the Double View Mansions Bali

Penthouse Coworking is the right space for you if you’re looking for the fastest wifi and the best views in Canggu. Located in the Double View Mansions Bali, a luxury complex that rents out flats in Pererenan, this space is still up an coming and quickly gaining popularity.

The Double View Mansions Bali features top-of-the-range amenities such as powerful air-conditioning in all rooms, Bali’s fastest internet connection with speeds of 1000 mbps, comfortable office chairs and generously sized workspaces. There is also a swimming pool and restaurant on site.

Penthouse is usually not very crowded, so if you’re trying to escape the busy environment of other, larger coworking spaces in Canggu, Penthouse might be worth checking out.

They offer free trial days, and one of my favourite features is that they also allow 24/7 access to their in-house gym.

This coworking centre aims to stand out from the crowd by being in a quiet neighbourhood, offering the fastest internet in the area, and of course, the beautiful ocean views

Price: Day pass for IDR 250,000, monthly pass for IDR 3 million. Weekly options are also available.
Atmosphere: Focused and quiet
AC: Yes
Events: Occasional social events
Food: Western food
Seating: Office chairs
Pool: Yes
Opening hours: 24/7
Address: 943C+23 Pererenan, Kabupaten de Badung, Bali

17. AWAN Connection

AWAN Connection is one of the newest coworking spaces in Canggu and also one of the larger ones. Located right on Batu Bolong Street, behind the popular Pepito supermarket, this space is easy to access and close to everything you might need.

The building is almost exclusively constructed out of shipping containers, with a large tower and pool located in the centre. It’s also one of the highest buildings in the area, with four stories, guaranteeing beautiful views over Canggu and even some rice fields.

AWAN Connection offers a variety of office spaces, including private offices, coworking facilities and a large canteen with a more casual work setting. You can also stay in their coliving area so you’ll be close to your work space without having to commute.

Since AWAN Connection is built in a circle, the coworking space has a lot of separate rooms and areas where you can sit, which means it’s generally quiet and easy to find a private spot. You can also sit on the rooftop, which is open-air and provides a nie change of scenery.

Price: Day pass IDR 150,000, monthly membership IDR 2.2 million. Private offices starting at IDR 9 million per month.
Atmosphere: Corporate office, quiet

AC: Yes
Events: Occasional
Food: Affordable to mid-priced options available in the canteen
Seating: Office chairs
Pool: Yes
Opening hours: 8 AM to 9 PM
Address: 944V+M4 Canggu, Badung Regency, Bali, Indonesia

18. Kai Cafe and Coworking Space

Located in the heart of Berawa, the Kai Cafe and Coworking Space offers the perfect blend of nature and productivity. This cafe is special because it has its own coworking section, somewhat similar to the Nomad Space at La Boheme in Pererenan. However, this space is not free to use, and you need to purchase a membership to enjoy the benefits of their coworking facilities in Canggu.

Alternatively, remote workers can sit in the restaurant and cafe area, which is possible all day as long as you order something.

The coworking space is much quieter though and there is a separate meeting room available if needed. The workspace combines creativity, collaboration and community with simple, minimalist décor and plenty of space.

Their memberships include free food and drinks, which is a nice bonus. However, there are no office chairs, and the space is small, so it fills up quickly.

Price: Day pass for IDR 200,000 or IDR 350,000 for a couple and monthly membership for IDR 3 million. All memberships include complimentary drinks and food.
Atmosphere: Secluded, quiet
AC: Yes
Events: No
Food: Mid-priced Mediterranean cuisine
Seating: Wooden chairs
Pool: Yes
Opening hours: 7 AM to 10 PM
Address: 84XX+RR Tibubeneng, Kabupaten de Badung, Bali

Cafes for coworking in Canggu

You’ve got a great list of coworking spaces in Canggu to choose from, but if you’re looking for free alternatives, you might like these cafes and coffee shops. Some people like a more lively work environment, and since you won’t need a membership, you can change location and see something new every single day.

There is no shortage of coworking-friendly cafes in Canggu, Berawa and Pererenan, but these are our favourites for remote workers.

19. Zin Cafe

Zin Cafe is a well-known coworking spot in Canggu, not least because of its location just a few steps from Nelayan Beach.

This large restaurant and cafe in Canggu has dedicated itself to remote workers and even provides a separate coworking area and focus room completely free of charge.

Just order some food or drinks, and you can be productive all day here.

The coworking space is open-air and consists of a large space under a bamboo roof, making it one of the most aesthetic and Instagrammable workspaces in Canggu. The focus rooms are airconditioned, but they fill up fast. The food is delicious and reasonably priced, so definitely stop by Zin Cafe if you’re hoping to be productive in Canggu.

Zin also organises events for expats and remote workers in Bali, so there are always networking opportunities around the corner.

Don’t forget to take advantage of the after-work offer from Monday to Friday between 5 PM and 7 PM, with 20% off all drinks.

Price: Free (just order a drink)
Atmosphere: Casual, social
AC: Only in some areas
Events: Occasional social events
Food: Mid-priced Western and Indonesian food
Seating: Wooden chairs
Pool: No
Opening hours: 7 AM to 10 PM
Address: 84QM+XC Canggu, Kabupaten de Badung, Bali

20. Amolas Cafe

Amolas Cafe in Canggu is located in a quiet street just off Batu Bolong and has quickly become a favourite among remote workers in Bali. The cafe has a large airconditioned indoor space and a garden with a pool and a roof, so you can sit outside even when it’s raining.

Enjoy ricefield views and delicious food for reasonable prices. In the evening, there are cocktail happy hours, or you can enjoy a shisha as you finish up your to do list.

Amolas Cafe has a charming and incredibly cosy atmosphere. I love that there are several work areas, whether you prefer to work indoors or outdoors, and each table includes power sockets for your convenience. Plus, it’s never crowded or too loud since most people come here to work.

If you haven’t already, definitely try this free coworking space in Canggu.

Price: Free (just order a drink)
Atmosphere: Casual, social
AC: Yes
Events: No
Food: Affordable to mid-priced Western and Indonesian food
Seating: Wooden chairs and benches
Pool: Yes
Opening hours: 7:30 AM to 9 PM
Address: 945W+FC Canggu, Kabupaten de Badung, Bali

21. Cafe Coach

Cafe Coach is a well-known digital nomad hotspot in Canggu, and a great place to work for a day. The cafe is small but comfortable, and due to its community of coaches and remote workers, you’ll always meet someone with an interesting story here.

The food and drinks are great, and you’ll have no trouble being productive here.

This place is more than just a cafe, it offers free life coaching sessions every Thursday and events throughout the week. Just make sure to book in advance to guarantee your spot, as spaces fill up fast.

Take part and enjoy courses like “How to master your reality by harnessing your infinite creative power” or “How to develop a premium offer and position yourself as an expert”. If improving and working on yourself is something you’re interested in, Cafe Coach is a must-try.

Price: Free (just order a drink)
Atmosphere: Quiet, social
AC: Yes, in some areas
Events: Yes, mostly self-improvement workshops
Food: Mid-priced Western and Indonesian food
Seating: Wooden chairs and sofas
Pool: No
Opening hours: 7 AM to 11 PM
Address: 84WP+96 Canggu, Kabupaten de Badung, Bali

22. Mimpi Grocery

Mimpi Grocery is a beautiful hidden Instagrammable cafe in Canggu with stunning ricefield views and an open-plan concept. A new base camp for digital nomads, this place is constantly busy with people using their laptops.

And it’s not hard to see why digital nomads love to work at Mimpi Grocery, as it offers plenty of power sockets, good WiFi and a breathtaking view of the surrounding rice paddies. If you find yourself stuck in an office space instead of enjoying the beauty of Bali, this cafe will remind you why you’re a digital nomad on the Island of the Gods, just in case you forgot.

Mimpi Grocery is located away from the busy traffic of Canggu, but it’s definitely a lively spot to work from, so it might not be the best fit for longer video calls or those needing a quiet environment to concentrate.

Mimpi Grocery serves mainly Western food, with a wide range of dishes and drinks, all of which are delicious.

Price: Free (just order a drink)
Atmosphere: Casual, social
AC: No
Events: No
Food: Mid-priced to expensive Western food
Seating: Wooden chairs and sofas
Pool: Yes
Opening hours: 7 AM to 10 PM
Address: 943M+X7 Canggu, Kabupaten de Badung, Bali

23. Duatiga

Note: Duatiga is currently closed, but we’ll be the first to know if and when it reopens.

Berawa is one of the best places in Bali for restaurants and cafes, and Duatiga is among the most popular for digital nomads. Depending on your preferences, it offers several working spaces, including an air-conditioned room on the ground floor and open-air spaces on the upper floor.

They have fantastic breakfast deals and delicious food in general, so you won’t go hungry if you work from Duatiga. There is free drinking water (because tap water in Bali isn’t drinkable) and fast wifi, so you’ll have everything you need.

Duatiga is not only popular among remote workers but also those meeting up for a meal with friends or family, so it can definitely get busy. It may be smart to avoid the breakfast and lunch rush or secure a table early on.

Price: Free (just order a drink)
Atmosphere: Lively, social
AC: Yes, in some areas
Events: No
Food: Mid-priced to expensive Western and Indonesian food
Seating: Wooden chairs and sofas
Pool: No
Opening hours: 7 AM to 10 PM
Address: F7Q6+HF Ubud, Kabupaten de Gianyar, Bali

24. Miel Coffee

Miel Coffee is a staple when it comes to free coworking places in Canggu, and it has been around for quite some time. This cafe has stunning high ceilings and a lush tropical environment, making it the perfect place to embrace Bali and get some work done.

There is a large open-plan room on the ground floor and a balcony area upstairs, offering a variety of spaces where you can sit down and get some work done. There are large tables for several people, as well as individual tables and nooks.

This place is ideal for coffee lovers, as its extensive coffee menu offers options ranging from milk-based to filter coffee.

Price: Free (just order a drink)
Atmosphere: Casual, social
AC: Yes
Events: No
Food: Mid-priced Western food with good coffee
Seating: Wooden chairs, benches and sofas
Pool: No
Opening hours: 7 AM to 7 PM
Address: 944R+WW Canggu, Kabupaten de Badung, Bali

25. Tiga Canggu

Tiga Canggu is a cafe and restaurant where you can work in an airy, shaded space. This is the ideal workspace for those looking to escape the noise and bustle of Canggu without having to drive too far.

Tiga’s garden is breezy and a great place to work if you want to get closer to nature. The food is delicious, with plenty of healthy options, which can be hard to come by in Bali.

You’ll be close to the beach, so you can stop by to watch sunset after a long day of being productive.

Price: Free (just order a drink)
Atmosphere: Casual, social
AC: No
Events: No
Food: Mid-priced Western and Indonesian food
Seating: Wooden chairs
Pool: No
Opening hours: 7 AM to 10 PM
Address: 84VM+9R Canggu, Kabupaten de Badung, Bali

26. Nude

There are several Nude Cafes across Bali, and their location in Berawa is especially popular among remote workers. The atmosphere is lively but still focused enough to be productive and spend the entire day here.

There are a variety of comfortable workspaces to choose from, including spacious tables and cosy corners, to set up your equipment. The WiFi is reliable and fast, so you won’t be slowed down.

Finally, the Nude Cafe’s emphasis on healthy food and drink is another plus, as many digital nomads want to eat a balanced diet during their working sessions.

Definitely give Nude a try if you haven’t already.

Price: Free (just order a drink)
Atmosphere: Lively, social
AC: No
Events: No
Food: Healthy food
Seating: Wooden chairs and sofas
Pool: No
Opening hours: 7 AM to 10 PM
Address: 9592+H2 Canggu, Kabupaten de Badung, Bali

27. I Am Vegan Babe

Canggu has a growing selection of vegan food options, and I Am Vegan Babe might just be the best in the area. The cafe has a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, with stunning views of the rice fields and incredible food. Portions are large, and there are so many options to choose from that you might have trouble deciding what to try.

Even those who aren’t vegan will love this spot.

The Wi-Fi connection is reliable and fast, and you can easily spend the entire day at I Am Vegan Babe. Its central location in Canggu is a huge plus, making it easy to reach with grab or gojek even if you don’t have your own scooter. You could even walk here if you don’t mind the traffic.

Just note that the restaurant has designated coworking tables and asks guests not to use their laptops at the dining tables.

Price: Free (just order a drink)
Atmosphere: Casual, social
AC: No
Events: No
Food: Mid-priced vegan menu
Seating: Metal chairs and sofas
Pool: No
Opening hours: 7 AM to 10 PM
Address: 84XJ+GP Canggu, Kabupaten de Badung, Bali

28. Cinta Cafe

Note: Cinta is currently temporarily closed for renovation, but we’ll be the first to know if and when it reopens.

Cinta Bistro has ricefield views, a beautiful garden and plenty of seating for digital nomads. Located on a busy street in Berawa, this cafe is a great choice for a lunch work session if you need to get some work done.

Definitely head there in the morning if possible to avoid the crowds, so you can work in peace while enjoying a delicious breakfast. The variety of dishes, such as avocado toast, eggs benedict, french toast and much more, makes it an ideal spot for brunch or a coworking session with friends.

Price: Free (just order a drink)
Atmosphere: Casual, social
AC: No
Events: No
Food: Mid-price to expensive Western food
Seating: Wooden chairs
Pool: No
Opening hours: 8 AM to 11 PM
Address: 84QR+VC Tibubeneng, Kabupaten de Badung, Bali

29. Milu by Nook

Milu by Nook stands out as a charming café. As soon as you walk through the doors, you almost feel like you’re in Ubud, away from Canggu’s hustle and bustle and traffic. This peaceful atmosphere is perfect for working efficiently in a lush setting with a calming view of the rice paddies.

The cafe is spacious and offers a variety of areas for sitting. The space is open, and you’ll love their great selection of dishes and coffee.

Price: Free (just order a drink)
Atmosphere: Casual, quiet
AC: No
Events: No
Food: Mid-priced Western and healthy food
Seating: Wooden chairs
Pool: No
Opening hours: 8 AM to 11 PM
Address: 84QV+QJ Tibubeneng, Kabupaten de Badung, Bali

30. Good Mantra

Located close to the beautiful Berawa Beach, Good Mantra welcomes digital nomads in their spacious indoor area with comfortable seating and delicious food. The cafe has a nice blend of indoor and outdoor spaces and even a pool, although seating is relatively limited, making this one of the smaller cafes on this list.

Despite the absence of air conditioning, the open-air concept provides a natural coolness, and there is usually a breeze, making it a comfortable work environment.

The menu is vegan, and the food is absolutely delicious, with a focus on healthy options and natural ingredients.

Finally, Good Mantra is also a dynamic place where exciting events and workshops are held. If you’re hoping to broaden your horizons in bali and learn a new skill, you’ll love this space.

Price: Free (just order a drink)
Atmosphere: Casual, quiet
AC: No
Events: Occasional workshops
Food: Mid-priced vegan food
Seating: Wooden chairs and barstools
Pool: Yes
Opening hours: 8 AM to 9 PM
Address: 84MV+WX Tibubeneng, Kabupaten de Badung, Bali

31. Satu-Satu Coffee Company

Satu-Satu Coffee is a cosy coffee shop located in Berawa. This is the perfect spot if you love coffee, and this place is renowned in Bali for producing the highest quality coffee in Indonesia, with particular emphasis on natural methods and ingredients.

If you need good coffee to work, you’ll love this place.

Enjoy seating both inside, or outside, or if you need some more privacy, the upstairs area on the balcony is the perfect place for some peace and quiet.

The food here is just as good as the coffee, so you won’t go hungry during your work day.

Price: Free (just order a drink)
Atmosphere: Casual, quiet
AC: Yes
Events: No
Food: Mid-priced coffee and breakfast
Seating: Wooden chairs and benches
Pool: No
Opening hours: 8 AM to 9 PM
Address: 84VX+M2 Tibubeneng, Kabupaten de Badung, Bali

32. Crate Cafe

Those looking for an early morning workspace in Canggu will love Crate Cafe. This is one of Canggu’s most famous breakfast and lunch places and is especially popular among surfers and digital nomads.

All menu items cost IDR 60,000, and the selection is so big it’s almost overwhelming. Crate’s portions are huge and with so many things to try, you’ll find yourself coming back over and over again.

This is definitely not a quiet workspace though, so only come here if you don’t mind a bit of noise. It can also be difficult to find a seat during breakfast and lunch times, so come early if possible.

One thing to note is that the WiFi at Crate can be a bit questionable, so it might not be the right spot for you if you’re uploading large files or need a strong connection.

Price: Free (just order a drink)
Atmosphere: Lively, social
AC: No
Events: No
Food: Affordable Western food
Seating: Wooden chairs, benches and sofas
Pool: No
Opening hours: 6 AM to 4 PM
Address: 942P+GV Canggu, Kabupaten de Badung, Bali

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Before you go…

Now that you know where to work in Canggu, you can start planning the rest of your stay. Check out the walk along the beach from Seminyak to Canggu, and our day trip guides to Ubud and Uluwatu. Don’t forget to read our guide to romantic restaurants in Canggu.

You might also enjoy our hotel and villa guides to places like Sanur, Gili Trawangan, Nusa Penida and Uluwatu. Not sure if a villa or hotel is right for you? We’ve got all the pros and cons right here.

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