Best coworking spaces in Canggu (2026)
Canggu has more coworking than anywhere else in Bali, which makes the choice harder rather than easier. Six spaces are worth your money in September 2026, and which one you pick comes down to a single question: are you here for the people or the quiet? If the answer turns out to be neither, the villa office guide is the other half of this decision.
Prices checked September 2026 at about Rp 17,600 to the dollar. Venues set their own rates and move them.
The six, in one table
| Space | Where | Day pass | Monthly unlimited | 24/7 | Call booths | Meeting rooms |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BWork Bali | Jl. Nelayan, Canggu | $17 | $219 (also valid at their Uluwatu site) | yes | yes, plus a silent room | yes, 3 sizes |
| Tropical Nomad | Jl. Subak Canggu | $15 | $188 | yes | quieter upstairs zone, podcast studio | yes |
| PUCO Rooftop | Gg. Pratama, Berawa | $11 | $114 | weekdays | 4 focus rooms | 1 (7 people) |
| SOKKOOL | Jl. Pemelisan Agung, Berawa | $10 | $153 | yes | several focus rooms | 2 |
| Nebula | Jl. Raya Pantai Berawa | ask | $170 dedicated desk | yes | 3 soundproof booths | 1 (20 people) |
| SETTER | Jl. Raya Semat, Berawa | $17 | from $164 | yes | 4 focus rooms | 2 |
BWork Bali
The biggest and most polished space in Canggu, on Jl. Nelayan No. 9C. There's a garden pool, a café, a yoga studio, a podcast studio, and a no-talking concentration room that regulars rate as the best place in Canggu to get eight straight hours done. It's open 24 hours, seven days, closed only for Nyepi.
A day pass is $17 (Rp 299,000), a week $68 (Rp 1,200,000) and a month $219 (Rp 3,850,000). There's a $114 (Rp 2,000,000) monthly plan if you work outside 10am to 3pm. One-person focus rooms run $3.40 an hour, meeting rooms for three to fifteen people $9 to $28. Parking is free.
Tropical Nomad
Next to a gym on the Canggu shortcut, and the one to pick if you actually want to meet people. Open-plan with a rice-field garden, a café, a shower and a surfboard rack, and a mix of air-conditioned and open rooms so you can choose your own temperature. Members get 24-hour access, and the staff and the food are what people talk about afterwards.
A day pass is $15 (Rp 260,000), seven hours $11 (Rp 200,000), an unlimited month $188 (Rp 3,300,000), or hour packs from $77 (Rp 1,350,000) for fifty hours. You can live upstairs if you want the coliving bundle.
PUCO Rooftop
A rooftop in Berawa looking over rice fields, with an eatery downstairs and the best sunset of any desk on this list. It's quieter than the Canggu average, which is the real reason to come. One September 2026 review calls it their favourite coworking in Asia.
A day pass is $11 (Rp 200,000), eight hours $9, an evening pass from 5pm $6, and thirty days $114 (Rp 2,000,000). Dedicated desks are $142. Focus rooms cost $2 to $3 an hour and the seven-person meeting room $6. Open 24 hours on weekdays and until 10:30pm at weekends. The pool is round the corner at their guesthouse for $3 a visit.
SOKKOOL
Coliving rooms above a coworking floor in Berawa, with a pool, a gym, a rooftop lounge, a podcast studio and a calendar of padel and community dinners. If you'd rather someone else organised your social life, this is the one.
A day pass is $10 (Rp 180,000), an unlimited month $153 (Rp 2,700,000), a dedicated desk $170, and a night-owl plan from 5pm to 8am $85. Monthly plans come with 24/7 badge access. Non-members pay $14 an hour for the meeting room.
Nebula
Design-led, deliberately quiet and built for founders: three soundproof call booths, a twenty-person conference room, a sauna, an ice bath and a recording studio, off Jl. Raya Pantai Berawa. It holds 5.0 on Google across 376 reviews, which isn't a number you see often.
A dedicated desk is $170 (Rp 3,000,000) a month, a premium desk $227, and private offices start at $653. Day passes aren't published, so message them. Every tier includes 24/7 access.
SETTER
On the Canggu–Berawa border, with sister sites at Berawa Beach and in Ubud, and the place to go when you need a door that closes. Two meeting rooms, four focus rooms, a free call booth, a rooftop terrace and 38 private offices across the sites. Open 24/7, with a front desk from 7am to 11pm.
A day pass is $17 (Rp 299,000) or $11 for evenings, and monthly plans start around $164 (Rp 2,890,000) — worth confirming the current rate when you book. Private offices run $732 to $2,266 a month. If you're bringing a team, compare that against a villa office for the whole group: at four people the maths changes quickly.
Names you'll still see on the map
Four Canggu spaces have closed and their listings linger, so it's worth knowing before you ride out there. Dojo at Echo Beach, the original, closed in December 2022. Outpost moved its Canggu coworking to Ubud in spring 2024. Karya on Jl. Pantai Berawa and Kinship Studio in Berawa are both marked permanently closed.
Do you need a membership?
Add it up honestly. An unlimited month at the mid-range spaces is $114 to $219, before the scooter and before the traffic, and Canggu traffic turns a five-kilometre trip into an hour at the wrong time of day. A membership buys you three things: people, air conditioning, and a chair that doesn't hurt.
The first one is worth paying for, and nothing else on this page replaces it. Coworking is where you meet the person who becomes your co-founder or your friend, and a villa can't do that.
What it can't be is yours. The hot desk is at whatever height the last person left it, the chair was chosen to be stacked, and the doors close. A height-adjustable desk is $50 a month, an ergonomic chair $70, the two together as The Essential $99. Add a 27-inch monitor and The Productive is $199 a month, delivered the same day, set up, and still there at eleven at night.
