Bali is still one of the easiest places to work remotely in 2026. You can find coworking spaces built for real productivity—stable internet, comfortable seating, meeting rooms or phone booths, and a community that makes it easy to settle in fast.
Best Coworking Spaces in Canggu (2026)
SOKKOOL
SOKKOOL is a premium coliving + coworking concept—good if you want a more private “homebase” feel rather than a busy open coworking. The design and positioning lean modern and curated, and it’s built for people who work online long-term.
Area: Tibubeneng (Canggu area)
Best for: long-stay remote workers, people who want a quieter premium base, routine-focused workdays
BWork
If you want a “full coworking” setup with lots of space to spread out, BWork is one of the strongest choices in Canggu. It lists a central Canggu address and 24/7-style operating hours.
Location: Jl. Nelayan No.9C, Canggu
Best for: full workdays, teams, late calls across time zones
Tropical Nomad
Tropical Nomad is a classic Canggu coworking space: open-concept, social, and great for meeting other remote workers. They clearly publish their location details, and their social profile also shares registration hours.
Location: Jl. Subak Canggu 2, Canggu
Best for: networking, community events, coworking energy
ZIN@Work at ZIN Cafe
If you want a coworking-style setup without paying for a day pass, ZIN@Work is one of the most well-known options in Canggu. ZIN describes itself as a free coworking-friendly cafe, and their Instagram bio highlights long daily opening hours.
Area: Canggu (Jl. Nelayan)
Best for: budget-friendly workdays, casual coworking next to a café vibe
Tip: bring headphones—this is a popular spot.
Best Coworking Spaces in Ubud (2026)
Ubud Co-Working
Ubud Co-Working is a great option if you prefer a coworking that feels like a real workspace (not just a laptop-friendly café). It’s known for a comfortable setup, and the Andong/Petulu area also tends to feel more spacious than central Ubud.
Location: Jl. Raya Andong No.92, Petulu, Ubud
Best for: quiet daily work, people who want proper desks/chairs, anyone who prefers “workspace first”
Tip: if you’re staying in central Ubud, plan transport time—Andong is usually a short scooter ride away.
Outpost
Outpost is one of the most established coworking names in Bali—especially if you want a structured environment and a strong remote-work community. Their coworking info for Ubud Penestanan states that Bali locations are open 24 hours every day (including weekends).
Best for: deep work weeks, consistent routine, teams, working across time zones
Beyond Canggu & Ubud
Monday Coworking & Coffee
If you’re based in the south (Ungasan / Uluwatu area) and don’t want to commute to Canggu, Monday is one of the best-known coworking options there. The vibe is generally calmer—great when you want fewer distractions and more focus.
Location: Jl. Toya Ning II, Ungasan (Uluwatu area)
Best for: deep work days, people staying in Uluwatu/Ungasan, anyone who wants a quieter alternative to Canggu
Important Note for 2026: Nyepi (Day of Silence)
If you plan to work in Bali in March, remember Nyepi is on Thursday, March 19, 2026, and March 18, 2026 is listed as the joint leave day (cuti bersama).
On Nyepi, Bali observes a 24-hour shutdown and restrictions—plan your work, meetings, and travel around it.
Final Thoughts
If you want the simplest strategy:
- Choose Canggu if you want energy, a social coworking vibe, and it’s easy to meet other remote workers (BWork, Tropical Nomad, ZIN@Work).
- Choose Ubud if you want a quieter environment for focus and a more consistent daily routine (Outpost, Ubud Co-Working).
- If you’re staying in the south (Uluwatu/Ungasan) and you don’t want a long commute, go for a calmer space with fewer distractions (Monday Coworking & Coffee).
Quick tip: before you buy a weekly or monthly pass, try a one-day visit first to check chair comfort, internet speed during busy hours, and noise level.
