Bali is a hot spot for digital nomads and remote workers, largely due to its plethora of coworking spaces. It can be daunting to pick the right one, which is why this guide is here to help you find the best coworking spots in Bali.
Bali boasts a vibrant coworking culture paired with stunning scenery and fun activities for your downtime. From surfing to hiking volcanoes, beautiful beaches, ancient temples, and delicious food, Bali has it all.
This guide covers 15 of the best and coolest coworking spaces across Bali, catering to varying price points and locations around the island. You’ll find diverse global remote workers at every spot, underscoring the international allure of Bali.
Outpost
Outpost has three locations in Bali and one near Mirissa in Sri Lanka. I spent a month in Sri Lanka working from Outpost and found it fantastic.
Outpost Canggu is especially commendable, offering premium amenities like a pool and garden and some of the fastest, most reliable internet on the island. A short 10-minute walk from the beach, it encompasses an airy and inspiring atmosphere with high ceilings.
One of the highlights is their regular social and networking events, including live music, BBQs, dance classes, movie nights, and workshops on various topics. Outpost Canggu also provides co-living options for added convenience.
Day passes: $15 USD
Monthly hotdesking memberships: $195 USD (or $340 USD for 2 months)
Fixed desk memberships: $232 USD/month (or $420 USD for 2 months)
Private offices: From $855 USD per month
Tribal Bali
Tribal Bali in Pererenan is a modern “coworking hostel” with a positive and relaxed atmosphere, a hit among backpackers and digital nomads.
There’s no entrance fee; simply buy some food or drink to gain entry. Staying at the onsite hostel gives you unlimited access to the coworking space.
Minimum spend: 100,000 IDR ($6.50 USD) for three more hours or 200,000 IDR ($13 USD) for an all-day pass.
Kinship Studio
Kinship Studio in Canggu is housed in a former warehouse and clothing factory, perfect for creatives like artists, photographers, and potters. It offers an inspiring work environment with a range of facilities, including art and photography studios.
Day passes: 250,000 IDR ($16.50 USD)
25-hour package: 800,000 IDR ($53 USD)
50-hour package: 1,100,000 IDR ($73 USD)
Monthly unlimited passes: 2,200,000 IDR ($145 USD) for hot desking or 2,800,000 IDR ($185 USD) for a fixed desk
Co.op Coworking
Located near Uluwatu, Co.op Coworking is small but well-equipped, offering ergonomic chairs and other comforts. Members enjoy large windows that flood the space with natural light.
Day passes: 150,000 IDR ($10 USD)
Week passes: 750,000 IDR ($50 USD)
Monthly membership: 2,000,000 IDR ($132 USD)
Tropical Nomad
Tropical Nomad in Canggu, open 24/7, is spread over two floors and offers various working areas. It even provides free trials on Saturdays and Sundays.
Day passes: 180,000 IDR ($12 USD)
Weekend pass: 180,000 IDR ($12 USD)
Unlimited monthly hotdesking: 2,700,000 IDR ($178 USD)
Fixed desks: 3,000,000 IDR ($198 USD)
“Night Owl” membership: 1,500,000 ($99 USD)
Livit Hub
In Sanur, close to Pantai Karang beach, Livit Hub offers a standout roof terrace with panoramic views and a fun-loving atmosphere. The epic rooftop is perfect for sunset views.
Day passes: 140,000 IDR ($9 USD)
10-day package: 1,275,000 IDR ($84 USD)
Monthly hotdesking memberships: From 2,250,000 IDR ($149 USD)
Dedicated desk: 5,780,000 IDR ($382 USD) per month
Hub Bali
Set within a hotel in Legian, Hub Bali offers access to a swimming pool and garden. It features elegant design with lots of wood and natural light. It’s great for both working and living.
Day passes: 125,000 IDR ($8 USD)
Weekly passes: 600,000 IDR ($40 USD)
Month-long passes: 1,200,000 IDR ($80 USD)
Private offices: From 5,000,000 IDR ($330 USD) per month
Genesis Creative Centre
Located in Berawa, this coworking space is suited for creatives, with its recording studio, photography rooms, art studios, and galleries.
Day passes: 100,000 IDR ($6.50 USD)
Monthly fixed desk memberships: 1,500,000 IDR ($99 USD)
BWork Bali
BWork Bali in Berawa offers a cafe and coworking space with quiet and collaborative zones. It features giant windows, triple-height ceilings, and a rooftop open-air yoga studio.
Day passes: 280,000 IDR ($18.50 USD)
Weekend pass: 390,000 IDR ($26 USD)
Monthly “Night Owl” package: 1,500,000 ID ($99 USD)
Unlimited plans: 2,220,000 IDR ($145 USD) for 2 weeks or 3,550,000 IDR ($235 USD) for a month
Colabo Coworking
Near Bali’s main airport in Jimbaran, Colabo Coworking offers a serene environment with indoor and outdoor workspaces amidst greenery.
Day passes: 150,000 IDR ($10 USD)
7-day package: 600,000 IDR ($40 USD)
15-day package: 1,100,000 IDR ($73 USD)
1-month unlimited passes: 2,000,000 IDR ($132 USD)
3-month unlimited passes: 5,000,000 ($331 USD)
ZIN Cafe
ZIN Cafe in Canggu, popular among digital nomads, offers a trendy aesthetic with a rooftop bar. It’s free to work from as long as you make purchases now and then.
GoWork
GoWork in Kuta provides a professional environment within the Park23 Creative Hub complex. This space is a modern, tastefully decorated hub with floor-to-ceiling windows.
Day passes start from 145,000 IDR ($9.50 USD)
Daily private office hot-desking: Starts from 290,000 IDR ($19 USD)
Monthly hot desking memberships: From 1,150,000 IDR ($76 USD)
Dedicated desk memberships: From 2,750,000 IDR ($182 USD)
KE{M}BALI Innovation Hub
Located in Seminyak, this hub caters to both local and international remote workers. It offers a friendly atmosphere with comfortable desks and fast WiFi.
Day passes: 150,000 ($10 USD)
Monthly memberships: From 2,400,000 IDR ($160 USD)
Beluna – House of Creatives
In Ubud, Beluna offers a unique setting surrounded by tropical greenery. The open-plan space provides inspiring views of rice fields, perfect for a quiet, productive environment.
Day passes: 150,000 IDR ($10 USD)
4-hour pass: 80,000 IDR ($5 USD)
25-hour package: 650,000 IDR ($43 USD)
50-hour package: 950,000 ($63 USD)
Unlimited monthly membership: 2,200,000 IDR ($145 USD)
Biliq
Biliq in Seminyak offers pay-per-minute access, perfect for flexible work schedules. With its unique setup of working by the ornamental pool, it’s a charming spot to work.
Pay-per-minute access: 500 IDR/minute (just over $0.03 USD)
Day passes: 150,000 IDR ($10 USD)
Unlimited monthly membership: 1,900,000 IDR ($126 USD)
Packages: 5 days for 650,000 IDR ($43 USD) or 10 days for 1,200,000 IDR ($79 USD)
Coworking involves sharing a workspace with people you don’t work with. It’s often used by self-employed individuals who can work flexibly from any location.
There are a few free coworking spaces in Bali, with ZIN Cafe being one of the best-known examples.
Choosing the best coworking space in Bali depends on your preferences. Some popular choices include Outpost, Tribal, and Biliq.
Coworking spaces in Bali range from $6.50 USD for a day pass to $380 USD for a monthly fixed desk membership.
I hope this guide helps you find the perfect coworking space in Bali. Start by trying out a day at Outpost, Tribal, and Biliq before committing to a longer-term membership. Enjoy Bali!