Canggu,Bali

• Echo Beach (popular sunset spot and surf break)
• Batu Bolong Beach and Batu Bolong Temple (Pura Batu Bolong)
• Berawa Beach and nearby beach clubs
• Tanah Lot (nearby iconic sea temple)
• Rice-field walks and cycling routes around Pererenan
• Finns Beach Club, Old Man’s, and local beach clubs
• Cafés, boutique shops and wellness studios (yoga, spas)

• Black sand and rocky shoreline with consistent surf breaks
• Scenic rice terraces and rural pathways interwoven with modern development
• Vibrant café and culinary scene emphasizing organic and international cuisine
• Sunset views over the Indian Ocean and lively beach-club atmosphere
• Growing eco-conscious and creative community (art, boutique design, coworking)

• Surfing for all levels (lessons and board rentals widely available)
• Sunset watching at Echo Beach or beachfront bars
• Yoga classes, wellness retreats and spa treatments
• Café-hopping and sampling international and Balinese cuisine
• Cycling or walking through rice paddies and local villages
• Shopping at boutique stores, markets and surf shops
• Day trips to temples, waterfalls or nearby Seminyak and Ubud

• Local temple ceremonies throughout the year (open to visitors who respect customs)
• Major Balinese holidays such as Galungan, Kuningan and Nyepi (island-wide observances)
• Occasional surf competitions and beach-club events
• Community markets and pop-up arts/food events hosted by local businesses

Dry season: April to October (best surf consistency, less rain, clearer skies). Shoulder months can offer good deals and fewer crowds.

Tropical climate — warm year-round with average temperatures around 26–31°C (79–88°F). Rainy season typically November to March with short heavy downpours and higher humidity.

Nearest airport: Ngurah Rai International Airport (Denpasar, DPS) — about 30–60 minutes by car depending on traffic. Best reached by taxi, private transfer or ride-hailing apps. Roads in Canggu can be narrow and congested; renting a scooter is popular for short distances, but exercise caution. Limited formal public transport — organized tours and shuttles are common for day trips.

Recommended stay: 3–5 days to enjoy surf, beach clubs, rice-field exploration and a relaxed local experience. Longer stays (1–2 weeks) suit those seeking wellness, coworking or deeper exploration.

Pack light, breathable clothing, swimwear, reef-safe sunscreen, a sarong or modest cover-up for temple visits, a lightweight rain jacket in wet months, comfortable sandals and insect repellent. If you plan to surf, bring a rash guard or rent gear locally.

Try local Balinese dishes (nasi goreng, mie goreng, lawar) and seafood at beachfront cafés. For souvenirs, look for locally made batik, artisanal skincare (natural/organic products), surfwear, coffee beans and handmade jewelry. Support local markets and small producers where possible.