A second location for ABC just down the road from the first location. This location is a bit bigger, with a large work table in the middle and several small tables. As far as I could tell, there is no time limit at this location.

Coworking space that is free and easy to sign up. You have to sign up and show the QR code techinically, but I was not asked. The space is full of tables and chairs. They seems to host events sometimes so should check the schedule in advance. You can pay up and use the restricted area with phone booth, but the free member area is decent enuogh. The only down side is that the coffee is tasteless, and there is a strict rule against taking phone calls.

An Italian cafe in one of the busy spots in Uluwatu. The coffee is decent. The food was ok. The WiFi is quite fast, and there are plugs under most of the seats. The bathroom is outside of the store, but it was clean.

A cafe / bar / restaurant in Uluwatu. It is playing heavy music + the road facing towards is a main road that goes through Uluwatu so there's quite a lot of trafic you can hear. There are plug on most of the seats. I just got lots of mosquito bites, which might be my fault but I'll reduce the comfort point for that. It's a typical no-wall establishment so there's not much we can do but I got like 20 bites in an hour 🥺

A nice cafe in a narrow alley in Seminyak. It is not crowded at all since it's a bit hidden from the main street. Only down side is that there is no toilets inside the establishments, but there are hostels and such nearby which will lend you a bathroom. Very fast and reliable WiFi.

A cafe with very fast wifi in Kuta. Power plugs are available in most of the wall sided seats, and music ins't too loud. Drinks and foods aren't too expensive, compared to similar spots in Sminyak or Canggu. There are air conditions seats inside, but also you can sit on the terrace seats.

Zin cafe is the prime spot for digital nomads. There are plugs on most of the seats upstairs, you can order food and drinks via the QR code and they are all delicious. You could simpluy use them as a restaurant after a day on the beach, or you could stay there foreever and work. WiFi is just a bit slow but definitely workable.

A cafe / restaurants very popular amongst the tourists around the area. There aren't any plugs and it seems that people come here for brunch or coffee. Not many working people. The wifi is trash in the conservatory area so you have to sit on the main cafe area to get some reception. It was quiet in the morning but as people start to come for breakfast and brunch, it was so noisy that I couldn't hear a thing with my on ear headset with max volume.

Setter is a co-working space that offers a day pass for 299k IDR / $18 / ¥2800. Obviously, it is not the cheapest but if you're staying and working in Canggu for a bit, it might worth getting a week pass or something to have a place to be at. They have ok coffee from the coffee machine and there is a roof top area that you could also work in, but that is half outside so could get hot and humid. There is a shower so you can be sweatty but get refreshed.

A hotel with a public lobby cafe where there are couple of seats to sit in.