Where to work · Bali
Places in Bali where you can work for hours: sockets, noise, laptop rules and prices, from our visits or the sources cited on each listing.
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5 places
Café · Canggu (Nelayan)
Four-storey bamboo building near the beach, with a quiet, air-conditioned work room upstairs.
Laptops: No entry fee or minimum spend mentioned; sockets at every table.
Café · Canggu (Batu Bolong)
Minimalist design and low noise, suitable for calls; one source reports 52 Mbps Wi-Fi (not measured by us).
Laptops: Many tables with sockets and two air-conditioned floors; used as an all-day workspace.
Café · Canggu (Kayu Tulang)
On a quiet street, with an air-conditioned room, a garden with sockets at some tables, a pool and rice-paddy views. Sources differ on noise: one calls it quiet, another moderate.
Laptops: Most people there work on laptops and you can stay all day without pressure.
Café · Pererenan
Café-coworking (and hostel) among rice paddies, about 10 minutes by scooter from central Canggu; natural ventilation and good food.
Laptops: Minimum spend of IDR 100,000 after 3 hours.
Coworking · Canggu (Nelayan)
Open 24/7 (closed on holidays such as Nyepi); garden with pool, open-air upper floor and a café from 8am to 9pm. Limited spots: arrive early.
Laptops: 24-hour pass IDR 299,000 (199,000 with Indonesian ID), walk-in only; includes 1 hour of focus room and printing.
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