Find the best co-working space in Ungasan area. See top picks, tips, costs, and practical details near Uluwatu.
Finding the best co-working space in Ungasan area is easier than you think. Ungasan sits on the Bukit Peninsula, near Uluwatu’s beaches and cafes. The area is calmer than Canggu, yet still social. You get fast Wi-Fi, relaxed vibes, and shorter queues. Many spots offer day passes and coffee on site. Perfect for a focused morning, then a sunset surf.
What it is / why it’s worth your time
Ungasan coworking means friendly spaces with strong AC, stable internet, and flexible seating. It’s close to Uluwatu, Bingin, and Balangan. You can work, then reach the beach in 10–20 minutes.
Choose Ungasan over busier hubs if you like smaller crowds. Noise stays low. Parking is simpler. You still get good cafes and gyms nearby. Think “productive first, social second.”
Top picks
Premium
Hedonist coworking Uluwatu
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Full Day Pass: IDR 195.000
Weekly Pass: IDR 1.900.000
Monthly Pass: IDR 5.000.000
Restaurant + bar + coworking under one roof on Jl. Raya Uluwatu No.72, Ungasan. Handy if you like to mix work with meals.
Special Features:
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24/7 access on coworking plans; 4K monitors, 75” TV, phone booth & meeting room (up to 16 ppl).
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Same location includes restaurant + bar + hookah lounge, concierge, printing & scanning, and even legal address for companies. (Public hours listed 08:00–01:00; members get 24/7 access.)
Mid-Range:
Monday Coworking Ungasan
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Full Day Pass: IDR 200.000
Weekly Pass: IDR 1.000.000
Monthly Pass: IDR 2.300.000
Calm, modern space with community events and flexible memberships. Good for deep work and small calls. Based in Ungasan.
Special features:
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Phone booths & private booths; indoor/outdoor work areas; lounge; discounts at Monday Coffee; member-only events & partner discounts.
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Meeting room for 4–6 (whiteboard, power, comfy chairs). Frequent community events (e.g., padel club, football club, “Coffeepromptu”).
Uluwatu Hub
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Full Day Pass: IDR 50.000
Weekly Pass: IDR 1.000.000
Monthly Pass: IDR 2.500.000
Minimalist coworking in central Uluwatu with super-fast Wi-Fi. A practical option if you stay near the surf.
Special features:
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24/7 access via keycard; flexible communal/dedicated desks, focus/phone rooms, meeting room.
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Very fast internet (Wi-Fi & wired), total 1.5 Gbps bandwidth with backup.
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On-site restaurant (Amaranth), free printing quota, lockers, parking, coliving (rooms & villas), plus member access to two swimming pools.
Essential level:
BukitHub Ungasan
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Full Day Pass: IDR 150.000
Weekly Pass: IDR 600.000
Monthly Pass: IDR 2.000.000
Coworking and private offices with fast fiber, 24/7 access, meeting rooms, and a game area. Convenient for anyone around Uluwatu–Ungasan. Address listed in Ungasan on their social page.
Special features:
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24/7 access with keycard & security; high-speed internet with backup and a 99.9% uptime claim.
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Recreation/game room, 3D printer, 2K monitors, free print/scan, lockers, kitchen with free coffee/tea.
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Meeting room (up to 8 ppl) with projector/screen, wired LAN. Virtual office available, including legal address for PT PMA.
How to pick quickly:
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Try a day pass coworking Bali style first.
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Check noise, AC, and fast Wi-Fi Bali during peak hours.
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Ask about phone-booth space if you take calls.
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Confirm parking for scooter or car.
Practical details (best time, basic costs/etiquette, safety, accessibility)
Best time: Mornings (8–11 a.m.) are quiet. Afternoons get busier. Rainy season can be louder indoors.
Basic costs: Most spaces offer day passes, weekly, and monthly plans. Ask about meeting rooms and printing. Avoid leaving gear to “hold” a desk for hours.
Etiquette: Keep calls short or use booths. Headphones help. Clean your station. Be kind to staff; Bali’s service culture values respect.
Safety & accessibility: Scooters are common; apps like Gojek/Grab work well. Wear a helmet. Watch for steep lanes near cliffs. Many spaces have ramps or ground-floor access; ask in advance if you need it.
Travel note: International visitors must pay Bali’s tourist levy of IDR 150,000 once per trip. Pay online via the official Love Bali website or app before arrival. Keep the QR voucher handy.
Quick Tips / Do’s & Don’ts
Do’s
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Do try Ungasan coworking first if you want quiet days.
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Do test speeds and power outlets before paying.
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Do carry a universal adapter.
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Do book meeting rooms for calls.
Don’ts
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Don’t ride a scooter without a valid license.
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Don’t leave valuables unattended.
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Don’t bring beach sand into work areas.
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Don’t expect silent zones; bring earplugs if needed.
Conclusion
The best co-working space in Ungasan area depends on your style. Monday and BukitHub suit focused work. Hedonist adds food and late hours. The Space Bingin and Uluwatu Hub offer nearby alternatives. If you want calm and convenience near Uluwatu, coworking Ungasan Bali is a smart pick. If you prefer bigger communities, consider busier hubs up north.
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