Holiday in Canggu

What makes Canggu special as a destination?

Canggu on Bali's southwest coast has transformed in just a few years from a sleepy rice farming village to the epicenter of the digital nomad scene and surf culture. The atmosphere is laid-back, creative, and international — a unique mix of Balinese tradition, Australian surf mentality, and global co-working lifestyle that attracts long-term travelers from all over the world. The beaches Batu Bolong, Echo Beach, and Berawa offer powerful waves for experienced surfers, while beginners can try their first attempts on the board at Old Man’s. Canggu's café scene is legendary: Acai bowls, cold brew, and avocado toast in photogenic locations like Crate Cafe or The Shady Shack are part of the daily ritual. Along the main streets, concept stores, vintage shops, and Balinese art galleries line up. Pura Tanah Lot, one of the holiest and most photographed sea temples in Bali, is just a few minutes to the north and sits atop a rock in the sea — an absolutely magical sight at sunset. Amidst the trendy cafes and beach clubs, there are still vibrant green rice fields where farmers work using traditional methods. The fitness scene is strong with CrossFit boxes, yoga studios, and Muay Thai gyms. In the evenings, the Batu Bolong Night Market attracts visitors with street food, and beach clubs like La Brisa and The Lawn offer sundowner sessions.