Canggu

Canggu is a dynamic and evolving coastal village on the southern coast of Bali, Indonesia. This area has rapidly grown in popularity over the past decade, transforming from a sleepy farming village into one of Bali’s trendiest hotspots. Despite its rapid development, Canggu has managed to retain much of its natural charm, with expansive rice fields, black sand beaches, and traditional Balinese temples coexisting with modern amenities and attractions.

The village is particularly known for its surf-friendly beaches, including Batu Bolong, Echo Beach, and Berawa Beach. These spots attract surfers from around the world, thanks to their consistent waves and laid-back vibe. The beaches also offer stunning sunsets, which can be enjoyed from one of the many beachfront bars or cafes that line the shore.

Canggu is not just about surfing; it’s also a hub for creativity and wellness. The area is dotted with yoga studios, healthy cafes, and boutique shops selling everything from handmade jewelry to eco-friendly fashion. It has become a preferred destination for digital nomads and expatriates, many of whom are drawn to the area’s vibrant community and coworking spaces.