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Restaurant · Umalas
French loft-style artisan bakery and café in Umalas, opening early at 7am when most neighbouring cafés are still shut. Two-storey space known for sourdough, pastries and fresh coffee, with strong wifi and outdoor seating.
Best for: early risers wanting breakfast/brunch before other cafés open; laptop/remote workers on strong wifi; sourdough and pastry lovers
Restaurant · Canggu shortcut / Subak Canggu
A long-running Canggu-shortcut coworking space with an integrated open-air cafe overlooking rice fields and garden, built for people who want to eat, sit with a laptop and stay a while.
Best for: Digital nomads and remote workers who want fast wifi, big shared tables and a laptop-friendly cafe; casual daytime coffee stops.
Restaurant · Pererenan
The Pererenan outpost of BAKED, an artisanal bakehouse and specialty-coffee brand, set in a converted garage with an open-air terrace and a modern brunch menu built on house sourdough and pastries.
Best for: A morning brunch after the beach, a pastry-and-coffee stop, and casual laptop-friendly daytime sitting.
Restaurant · Central Canggu / shortcut approach
The Canggu outpost of Revolver, a homegrown Bali coffee brand (est. 2012) that roasts its own beans. An all-day cafe on Jl. Nelayan doing serious espresso, full brunch and heavier evening plates, turning bar-ish after dark.
Best for: Coffee-led brunch after surf; a laptop-friendly morning; an easy all-day sit-down.
Restaurant · Pererenan / Canggu edge / Batu Mejan
A daytime fusion cafe on Jl. Pantai Batu Mejan blending Australian cafe culture with Japanese-influenced flavours and minimalist design, from a chef with Australian fine-dining training.
Best for: A brunch or lunch of fusion cafe dishes in a calm, design-led room; a laptop-friendly daytime stop.
Café · Batu Belig / Kerobokan Kelod
A spacious, work-friendly brunch on Seminyak's northern Batu Belig edge — easy for a longer catch-up or a laptop morning.
Best for: A longer, spacious brunch; a work-friendly morning; groups; a north-Seminyak stay
Café · Penestanan, Ubud
Ubud's clearest dietary-first breakfast — a fully plant-based, gluten-free menu with a customisable raw breakfast bar and transparent pricing.
Best for: Plant-based and gluten-free diners; a post-yoga breakfast; a customisable healthy start; off-peak laptop time
Restaurant · Pererenan
An all-day kitchen at the Shore Amora hotel in Pererenan serving fresh Western food with a healthy, locally-sourced twist, with a pool, daybeds and a nomad work space on site.
Best for: A slow brunch, a laptop-and-coffee day by the pool, and easy all-day eating.
Café · Seminyak (Petitenget)
A specialty coffee roastery and cafe that sources and roasts its own beans, working directly with Indonesian producers including farms near the roastery. Single-origin Indonesian brews like Bali Kintamani sit alongside a small menu of light bites.
Best for: serious coffee lovers; single-origin tasting; laptop-friendly morning work; buying beans and brew gear
Café · Mertasari Beach, South Sanur
Beachfront cafe and co-working space on Mertasari Beach in south Sanur, with fast Wi-Fi, an all-day plant-forward menu, and toes-in-the-sand seating without a beach-club minimum. Open daily 7am–10pm.
Best for: remote workers and long-stay visitors wanting a laptop-friendly beach cafe; healthy/plant-based eaters; relaxed daytime coffee or smoothie by the sand
Café · Tibubeneng, Canggu
A specialty coffee roastery that has roasted its own beans since 2013, working directly with local farms, paired with an all-day brunch kitchen. The house blends and single origins are the reason to come, with a laptop-friendly room to linger in.
Best for: coffee-led brunch; laptop work and long stays; post-surf breakfast; buying house-roasted beans
Café · Batu Bolong
A serious specialty-coffee cafe on Batu Bolong with a dedicated brew bar (V60, pour-over, cold brew) built on quality beans, set in a bright, plant-filled, high-ceilinged space. Spacious tables, quiet room and fast wifi make it a genuine work spot as much as a coffee stop.
Best for: Coffee-focused solo travellers and remote workers who want a proper filter coffee and a calm table to sit and work for a few hours; also an easy morning brunch.
Restaurant · Pererenan / Pererenan north
An all-day plant-based restaurant in Pererenan built around a customizable build-your-own-bowl with 50+ ingredients, plus bold drinks, serving vegans, vegetarians and anyone eating less meat.
Best for: Plant-based and health-focused eaters, a customizable brunch or bowl, and casual laptop-friendly daytime sitting.
Café · Jl. Danau Tamblingan
Modern bistro and specialty-coffee spot on Jl. Danau Tamblingan serving western-Asian comfort food, with distinct brunch and dinner menus.
Best for: brunch and coffee sessions; casual laptop-friendly daytime stops; travellers wanting comfort food in a relaxed setting
Café · Peliatan / Pengosekan
The safest all-round brunch in Ubud — Australian-style breakfast and specialty coffee from 7:30, with 60K breakfast specials running until 3pm and clear vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free labels.
Best for: A first brunch in Ubud; coffee lovers; solo diners and couples; a short off-peak laptop session
Café · Batu Bolong, Canggu
A Bondi-inspired all-day brunch cafe on Batu Bolong with specialty coffee and a large plant-based selection. It leans to healthy breakfast staples, bowls and toasts in a relaxed Canggu setting.
Best for: a slow brunch after the beach; specialty coffee and a laptop; plant-based and healthy breakfast eaters
Restaurant · Pererenan / Pererenan north
An island-chic all-day cafe near Pererenan beach with design-led interiors and an urban-leaning menu, open from early morning to late.
Best for: A stylish brunch, a coffee-and-laptop daytime stop, and a relaxed casual meal.
Café · Nelayan
An open-air bamboo cafe near Nelayan Beach that doubles as a genuinely free coworking space, with power outlets at most tables, fast wifi, a quiet upper room and in-house-roasted organic coffee.
Best for: Digital nomads and remote workers wanting to work over breakfast and coffee; also good for a calm, healthy meal near the beach.
Café · Bingin
Ubud's plant-based original, transplanted to a Bingin garden — raw bowls, an organic shop and yoga on the same grounds.
Best for: plant-based eating; quiet garden work sessions; post-yoga breakfasts
Restaurant · Berawa / Semat
An artisan bakehouse and specialty-coffee cafe in Berawa (Tibubeneng) known for laminated pastries and croissants alongside a full brunch menu; a busy morning-to-afternoon spot.
Best for: Brunch, coffee and pastries, and morning meet-ups.
Restaurant · Ubud
A boutique-hotel restaurant and bakery next to the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, built around fresh, wholesome East-Mediterranean-inspired cooking with a plant-forward focus, plus a standalone bakery arm and live-music evenings.
Best for: Health-conscious travellers wanting a plant-forward breakfast, bakery pastries, or a relaxed dinner with live music in a colourful, creative setting.
Café · Suluban, Pecatu
Surf shop with a serious coffee bar at the Suluban entrance — the dawn-patrol espresso stop.
Best for: pre-surf coffee at dawn; quick takeaway stops
Restaurant · Batu Bolong / Berawa
The flagship Deus "Temple of Enthusiasm" on Jl. Pantai Batu Mejan, combining a Pan-Asian cafe and bar with a motorcycle workshop, retail store, gallery and live-music venue, open from morning coffee until late.
Best for: An all-day hangout - coffee and brunch by day, group dinners and drinks with live music and a scene by night.
Restaurant · Ubud
A modern Indonesian restaurant in Ubud Center by chef Will Meyrick, housed in a stylishly renovated two-story building (bar downstairs, dining room with temple and street views upstairs), reworking street-food flavours from Java, Sumatra, Sulawesi and Bali with modern presentation and locally sourced ingredients.
Best for: Travellers wanting an elevated, chef-driven take on Indonesian regional cooking for a dinner or shared meal.
Restaurant · Canggu shortcut / Subak Canggu
The all-day cafe inside Earth Island's surf compound on the Canggu shortcut: simple island food, coconuts and good coffee built around a surfer-and-creative community, with music, art and film events layered on top.
Best for: Surfers refuelling after a session, casual daytime meals, and anyone who wants a relaxed community-hub cafe rather than a formal restaurant.
Restaurant · Ubud
The sister restaurant of Cafe Wayan & Bakery, set in a garden bordering rice fields near Nyuh Kuning/Monkey Forest, with tree-shaded pavilions for private dining, afternoon craft workshops, and scheduled evenings with Balinese dance performances (Kecak/Fire Dance) and a group buffet.
Best for: Groups wanting a scenic rice-field garden dinner with a Balinese cultural show, or a private-pavilion group meal.
Bar · Suluban, Pecatu
Clifftop restaurant and poolside bar at Uluwatu Surf Villas — the calmer way to take in the same Suluban sunset.
Best for: sunset drinks with a view; date-night dinner; a slow working afternoon
Restaurant · Labuan Sait, Pecatu
The Canggu wood-fire favourite's Bukit outpost — 48-hour short ribs and wagyu off the grill on Labuan Sait.
Best for: group dinners; date nights around the grill
Restaurant · Berawa
A popular healthy cafe at a busy Berawa junction on Jl. Pantai Berawa, serving wholesome bowls, salads, wraps, smoothies and coffee from breakfast to evening; part of a small Bali group.
Best for: A healthy brunch or casual all-day meal - good for digital nomads and families.
Restaurant · Ubud
A hotel/restaurant/coworking hangout on Jl. Raya Pengosekan with a pool, live music, and a menu built to serve vegan and non-vegan travelers alike — as much a daytime work spot as a dinner-and-drinks spot.
Best for: digital nomads and groups wanting an all-day hangout with vegan-friendly food, coworking, and live music
Wellness · Pererenan
Only Nails is a nail salon on Jl. Raya Tiyingtutul in Pererenan specialising in the Russian manicure technique and long-wear gel systems, with an option for 4-hands manicure-and-pedicure service in a calm, retreat-like space.
Best for: Travellers wanting a precise Russian manicure or long-lasting gel work, including quick 4-hands mani-pedi sessions, in Pererenan.
Café · Seminyak
One of Seminyak's pioneering specialty-coffee cafes, open since 2012 and roasting its own beans locally, tucked down a lane off Jl. Kayu Aya. Known for its dark, timber-and-brick "hidden bar" interior and a hearty brunch alongside the coffee.
Best for: serious coffee before or after the beach; a sit-down brunch; a caffeine stop while exploring the Oberoi strip
Restaurant · Cemagi
A tranquil garden cafe in quiet Cemagi from the Riviera Group, leaning Mediterranean-Italian, with cozy interiors, greenery and live acoustic music on Saturday evenings.
Best for: A calm, unhurried breakfast, lunch or relaxed evening meal away from the Canggu crowds; couples wanting a low-key setting.
Restaurant · Tanah Barak
A stylish Latin American dining room and rooftop bar on Jl. Tanah Barak, blending Latin flavours with European technique and local ingredients across a sharing-focused menu. Contemporary artwork, a big seated room and a late-night bar make it a full evening out.
Best for: Date night; group dinners built around shared plates; a special evening with cocktails on the rooftop.
Café · Ubud Center
A 100% raw & vegan restaurant and Taoist tonic bar in Ubud Center (on Jalan Goutama, operating since 2014), built around raw-food dishes made from fresh, locally grown produce, with Ashtanga yoga classes upstairs.
Best for: Raw-food and vegan-focused travelers, and wellness/yoga-oriented visitors wanting a calm plant-based meal in central Ubud.
Café · Labuan Sait, Pecatu
The Bukit's default good-coffee stop since 2016 — Australian-style breakfasts that run all the way to dinner.
Best for: brunch after a surf; a reliable work session; easy first-day dinner
Restaurant · Seseh (Adjacent Pererenan)
Organic Ocean, the plant-forward restaurant at the Udara wellness retreat in Seseh, focused on healthy, community- and earth-conscious cooking, open daily to guests and visitors.
Best for: Wellness- and health-minded diners wanting calm, organic food; a quiet, restorative meal near the beach.
Restaurant · Suluban, Pecatu
Family-run Lebanese on the Suluban road — sharing feasts that work as well for kids as for a table of eight.
Best for: group dinners over shared plates; early family dinners; date nights that need warmth over show
Fitness · Pecatu
A community-focused gym and training centre on Jalan Pantai Suluban in Pecatu with two levels of equipment and an outdoor workout area. It is known for its wide class timetable spanning strength and conditioning, Hot Pilates, spin, HIIT, Muay Thai and BJJ.
Best for: Travellers who want variety in one place, from open-gym sessions to group classes across many disciplines.
Café · Ubud
An Indonesian specialty-coffee roaster founded in Jakarta in 2007, now with outlets across Indonesia; its Ubud cafe pours single-origin beans sourced from across the archipelago with a rotating regional-origin selection.
Best for: Coffee-focused travelers who want to compare Indonesian single-origin beans (Aceh, Bali, Toraja, Java) in one sitting, plus casual all-day breakfast.
Café · Suluban, Pecatu
Bakery-café by day, wood-fired dining by night — the Suluban strip's most ambitious pastry counter.
Best for: brunch after a surf; pastry-led coffee stops; casual date-night dinners
Beauty & salon · Sanur
The Sanur branch of the Bali Barber brand (established 2012), a men's barbershop on Jl. Danau Tamblingan for cuts, classic hot-towel shaves, beard work and dreadlocks, co-located with The Shampoo Lounge and skilled with all international hair types.
Best for: Male travellers wanting a proper barber cut, shave or beard trim in a relaxed shop where you can grab a coffee, beer or cocktail while you wait.
Beauty & salon · Seminyak
A premium men's barbershop brand (original location since 2012) with English-speaking master barbers offering scissor cuts, clipper fades, hot-towel shaves and beard work, plus grooming add-ons like facials and massage. The Seminyak branch shares a building with The Shampoo Lounge.
Best for: Men who want a proper barber cut, beard trim or hot-towel shave while travelling.
Restaurant · Berawa
The Canggu branch of Bali Buda, an organic wholefoods cafe-and-store brand established in 1994 — smoothie bowls, fresh juices, wholesome mains and an in-house bakery, with organic groceries and eco goods to take away.
Best for: A wholesome, health-minded brunch or lunch; families; a calm cafe stop with groceries to grab on the way out.
Café · Ubud
Long-running Bali wholefoods institution (operating in Ubud since 1994) combining an organic grocery/bakery with an all-day restaurant covering raw vegan, Italian, and traditional Indonesian dishes.
Best for: Health-conscious travelers, longer-stay visitors, and mixed groups wanting a big menu with vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options (including Bali's only gluten-free pizza base) in one place.
Fitness · Cemagi / Mengening
Bambou Cafe Cemagi is a coffee-and-Lagree concept in Cemagi that pairs a Lagree (high-intensity, low-impact reformer-style) fitness studio with a specialty coffee cafe, so you can take a class and eat healthy food in the same relaxed setting.
Best for: Fitness-minded travellers and locals who want a Lagree/reformer workout combined with a good coffee and healthy brunch, in the quieter Cemagi/Seseh area.
Wellness · Umalas (Blue Karma Village)
A yoga and healing studio inside Blue Karma Village in Umalas, running daily hatha yoga plus Pilates, workshops, and sessions with Balinese healers. It has a dedicated sound-healing dome for sound baths and floating sound healing.
Best for: travellers wanting yoga or sound healing in a quiet villa-garden setting; those combining a class with a spa or retreat stay; Sunday sound-bath drop-ins
Fitness · Nelayan / Canggu
A large strength-and-conditioning gym in Nelayan on the quieter side of Canggu, open 6am–10pm daily with full equipment and classes.
Best for: Visitors who want a serious, well-equipped workout away from the Berawa crowds.
Wellness · Nelayan / Canggu
The recovery wing of Body Factory in Nelayan — ice baths, sauna and bodywork aimed at post-training recovery, open 6am–10pm.
Best for: Active travellers who want cold plunge and sauna recovery rather than a traditional spa.
Beauty & salon · Seminyak
The beauty side of Bodyworks, a long-established Seminyak spa on Jl. Kayu Jati in Petitenget, offering nails, waxing, facials and hair daily 9:00–22:00.
Best for: Visitors wanting a full beauty menu at a Seminyak institution.
Wellness · Seminyak
A pioneer of the modern Seminyak day-spa model, open for over two decades, now in a striking pink Moroccan-style building with a central pool. Combines a full massage and spa menu with hair, nails, facials and waxing under one roof.
Best for: Groups and friends who want a photogenic, one-stop pampering day mixing massage with hair and nail services; booking ahead on busy days.
Restaurant · Berawa / Subak Sari
A Japanese-inspired cafe and teahouse above a sustainable grocery store in Berawa, with tatami dining upstairs and a menu blending Japanese and local Indonesian ingredients in a health-conscious way.
Best for: A calm daytime meal, matcha and tea, and health-conscious Japanese plates.
Café · Oberoi / Jl. Laksmana (Eat Street)
All-day cafe and bistro on Seminyak's "Eat Street," serving Western/modern-Australian classics from breakfast and brunch through burgers, char-grilled steaks and pizza. Casual, generous, colonial-house setting on the corner of Oberoi Road.
Best for: brunch after the beach; an easy first-night dinner; a relaxed group meal of familiar Western food
Café · Batu Bolong
A high-energy, industrial-style all-day breakfast institution on Jl. Batu Bolong, known for big smoothie bowls and a rotating menu chalked on the wall behind the counter.
Best for: Backpackers and surfers wanting a lively, affordable brunch after a morning in the water; people who like buzz and don't mind a crowd.
Beauty & salon · Pecatu / Uluwatu
A boutique nail bar on Jl. Labuansait near Padang Padang, offering gel, BIAB, extensions and nail art alongside lash and brow work — often described as one of the first dedicated nail bars in the Uluwatu area.
Best for: Travellers near Padang Padang or Uluwatu town who want a gel manicure or nail art; book ahead via WhatsApp as it fills up.
Café · Padang-Padang, Pecatu
An all-day surf-shop café on Jl. Labuan Sait — healthy plates, specialty coffee and a slow, browse-the-boards morning between sessions.
Best for: post-surf refuel; a healthy breakfast; specialty coffee and a long, slow morning
Café · Jimbaran (Jl. Raya Kampus Unud)
One of Indonesia's largest specialty-coffee chains — reliable and affordable, with several Bali outlets. Fore pulls consistent everyday espresso and signature palm-sugar (aren) lattes in a modern grab-and-go format.
Best for: a reliable, affordable specialty coffee; a quick aren latte on the go; an everyday caffeine fix
Wellness · Sanur
An Australian-owned, Western-style one-stop salon and day spa on Sanur's main strip, part of the Glo group (Canggu, Seminyak, Echo Beach, Lembongan) known for hair, nails, bridal and massage under one roof.
Best for: Travellers who want familiar Western salon standards in one visit — a haircut, mani-pedi, waxing or brow work alongside a relaxing massage; brides and bridal parties prepping for an event.
Beauty & salon · Seminyak
A 480 sqm Western-style hair salon and day spa on Jl. Kayu Aya (opened 2022), managed by Australian senior stylists and known for colouring, cutting, keratin work and bridal hair and make-up, alongside spa treatment rooms, beauty rooms and a mani-pedi lounge.
Best for: Travellers who want Western-standard hair colour/cut/keratin or bridal hair and make-up, plus salon-and-spa services in one place.
Wellness · Canggu
A polished Canggu day spa known for sports and lymphatic massage, body sculpting and results-focused bodywork (60min from ~650k).
Best for: Those wanting therapeutic, sports-oriented bodywork rather than a basic massage.
Restaurant · Pererenan, Canggu
Modern Balinese cooking from Chef Wayan Kresna Yasa in a seaside Pererenan setting, reworking family and island recipes with contemporary technique. The kitchen is spice- and produce-driven and keeps a full vegan section alongside its seafood and traditional dishes.
Best for: a considered balinese dinner; introducing someone to indonesian flavours done well; a table mixing meat, seafood and vegan diners
Restaurant · Nusa Dua
The Japanese restaurant at The Apurva Kempinski Bali in Nusa Dua, an offshoot of the OKU restaurant in Jakarta, serving contemporary izakaya-style dishes in a bistro-chic room built around an open kitchen where diners watch the chefs work.
Best for: Guests of the Apurva Kempinski or visitors wanting a polished, reservation-only Japanese dinner in Nusa Dua.
Fitness · Jimbaran Bay / villa resort
The gym at Karma Jimbaran, a beachside villa resort near Jimbaran Bay, open 7am–9pm for guests and day visitors.
Best for: Villa-resort guests who want a straightforward workout with a view.
Yoga · Bingin
A creative yoga and movement studio on Jl. Buana Sari in Pecatu, near Bingin. Alongside vinyasa, yin and mobility classes it teaches handstands, arm balances and hosts artistic workshops such as pottery and painting.
Best for: Movement-curious practitioners who want playful classes and creative workshops.
Fitness · Peliatan / Ubud edge
The fitness centre at Maya Ubud Resort & Spa on the Peliatan ridge, overlooking the Petanu river valley.
Best for: Maya Ubud guests who want a workout with a valley view.
Wellness · Pererenan
Nail Lesss is a nail salon on Jalan Pantai Pererenan offering manicures, gel and acrylic extensions and classic eyelash extensions, known for a clean space and detailed, unhurried work.
Best for: Travellers wanting careful gel/acrylic manicures or lash extensions in Pererenan by appointment.
Restaurant · Berawa near Finns
A neighbourhood cafe and coffee shop in the heart of Berawa on Jl. Pantai Berawa, serving slow breakfasts, laid-back snacks and simple wholesome dishes made from local produce; daytime hours.
Best for: A relaxed brunch, coffee and healthy casual daytime eating.
Restaurant · Seseh / Cemagi
A local eatery and coffee shop set among the tranquil Seseh fields, serving slow breakfasts, laid-back afternoon snacks and weekend dinners with fresh, simple dishes from local produce.
Best for: A relaxed breakfast or brunch, an easy weekend dinner, and calm coffee stops away from the crowds.
Restaurant · Berawa
A budget vegan cafe and organic grocery near Batu Bolong's Puseh temple, serving all-day plant-based Indonesian food, cold-pressed juices, kombucha and traditional jamu tonics.
Best for: Affordable vegan and vegetarian eating, healthy breakfasts and jamu in a calm daytime setting.
Wellness · Uluwatu
A neighbourhood day spa on Jalan Labuan Sait known for Dermalogica facials, nails, hair and massage, with a sister cafe next door. It works largely with vegan and cruelty-free product lines.
Best for: Travellers wanting facials, nails and beauty services alongside massage without leaving the Uluwatu strip.
Restaurant · Nusa Dua
An Italian restaurant at Kayumanis Nusa Dua Private Villa & Spa inside the ITDC resort enclave, serving homemade pasta, wood-fired pizza and prime cuts in a glass-and-bamboo room overlooking manicured gardens; its signature is the Bistecca di Angus Nero alla Griglia, a chargrilled Black Angus steak with risotto, portobello and red-wine sauce.
Best for: Couples or small groups wanting an unhurried Italian dinner in a quiet garden setting away from the beach crowds.
Restaurant · Batu Belig
French patisserie and bakery on Jl. Batu Belig serving authentic pastries; best known for its cream puffs, plus macarons, tarts and viennoiserie. Take-away/eat-in, and supplies desserts to villas, parties and restaurants.
Best for: a pastry or coffee stop and sweet take-away; celebration/letter cakes and gifts; grab-and-go breakfast pastries
Café · Berawa
A long-running, colourful all-day breakfast and lunch cafe on Jl. Padang Linjong in Canggu (open since 2017) serving fresh, health-conscious comfort food, coffee and juices in an open-air, al-fresco setting.
Best for: A bright, casual morning-after-the-beach breakfast or brunch, good for solo travellers, couples and small groups wanting healthy plates.
Wellness · Pererenan
The recovery-and-spa side of RITE Bali in Pererenan — sauna, ice bath and bodywork bundled with gym access on a day pass (500k).
Best for: Fitness travellers who want training plus contrast recovery in one Pererenan spot.
Restaurant · Seminyak
A long-running seafood restaurant on Jl. Petitenget set in a bamboo pavilion that looks out over a working rice paddy, serving fresh Indian Ocean catch (yellowfin tuna, snapper, scallops) with French technique and organic produce from its own Bedugul farm.
Best for: A romantic dinner or long, breezy lunch when you want fresh seafood and paddy-field views away from the street bustle.
Café · Berawa
A family-run specialty coffee company in Berawa built on the Sudana family's Balinese single-origin beans, roasted in-house, with a bright, eco-minded white space and a simple all-day menu of bowls, sandwiches and smoothies for the post-surf crowd.
Best for: Coffee lovers and post-surf travellers wanting well-pulled espresso built on Indonesian single origins plus a healthy breakfast or lunch bowl.
Café · Ubud (Peliatan)
A raw-vegan and plant-based cafe in central Ubud focused on living-food cooking, cold-pressed juices and a rotating case of raw desserts, with an attached plant-based academy. The kitchen leans into raw preparation rather than standard cooked vegan fare.
Best for: plant-based and raw eating; relaxed daytime meals; wellness-minded visitors; long cafe sits
Café · Canggu (Jl. Tanah Barak)
A fully plant-based cafe serving vegan breakfast through dinner, with vegan croissants, bowls, curries and ramen, plus coffee roasted weekly on the island. Extras like Monday pasta nights with live jazz and a chicory coffee alternative round out the character.
Best for: vegan breakfast and brunch; plant-based croissants and pastries; island-roasted coffee; relaxed all-day dining
Café · Ubud
A well-known Ubud specialty coffee roaster and café near Ubud Palace, treating coffee as a craft with sourced-and-roasted Indonesian origin beans, multiple brew methods, and a food menu spanning Indonesian and Western dishes.
Best for: Remote workers and digital nomads wanting a serious specialty-coffee spot with room to sit and work; coffee enthusiasts wanting origin-focused brews.
Restaurant · Seseh / Cemagi
An Aussie-owned corner cafe bringing Melbourne coffee culture to coastal Cemagi/Seseh, doing well-made breads, sandwiches and salads a short step from the beach, with a community-hub feel.
Best for: A morning coffee and pastry, a casual sandwich-and-salad lunch, and a laid-back neighbourhood cafe stop after the beach.
Café · Seminyak
A long-running Australian-style cafe on Jl. Kayu Cendana in central Seminyak, opposite Seminyak Village, serving an all-day brunch menu and specialty coffee in a bright, tiled minimalist space — signature plates include truffle scrambled eggs, bacon benedict, smashed avocado and acai bowls.
Best for: Brunch and good coffee between Seminyak shopping — a lively, dependable all-day cafe.
Fitness · ITDC / beachfront
SoFIT is the fitness centre at Sofitel Bali Nusa Dua Beach Resort — a beachfront gym with cardio and strength equipment plus sauna and steam, running a schedule of classes from boxing and HIIT to aqua fitness.
Best for: Sofitel and Nusa Dua guests who want a beachfront workout with a class timetable and recovery facilities.
Café · Labuan Sait, Pecatu
Art-house bakery opening at six — the earliest proper coffee and pastry on the Bukit.
Best for: pre-surf breakfast at first light; pastry-and-coffee stops; quiet morning work
Yoga · South Sanur / Sudamala
The wellness and yoga programme at Sudamala Suites & Villas Sanur, centred on a garden Yoga Pavilion with instructor-led classes and evening meditation, plus longer holistic Balinese-tradition journeys (melukat purification, jamu and boreh workshops).
Best for: Resort guests and wellness-minded visitors wanting gentle garden yoga, meditation, or a full-day holistic Balinese wellness journey in a boutique setting.
Wellness · Sawangan / Nusa Dua
The Apurva Spa is the award-winning wellness sanctuary of The Apurva Kempinski, built on traditional Balinese and Javanese healing — Lulur and Jamu rituals, sound healing and chakra work — set on the resort's dramatic tiered clifftop above the Indian Ocean.
Best for: Guests who want a signature, story-led Indonesian treatment in a landmark clifftop resort; those pairing a massage with sound-healing or chakra sessions.
Restaurant · Canggu
The restaurant, bar and gallery inside The Slow, a design-led boutique hotel on Batu Bolong. The internationally-inspired kitchen runs all day and the room doubles as an art and events space, so it works as both a stylish breakfast stop and an evening destination.
Best for: A design-conscious brunch or an unhurried dinner; drinks in a good-looking room; travellers who want somewhere polished a short walk from Batu Bolong beach.
Yoga · Bingin
A community hub in the Bingin/Uluwatu area with two upstairs bamboo shalas over a downstairs coworking cafe. It offers a broad daily schedule of vinyasa, yin, mobility and surf-mobility classes plus teacher trainings.
Best for: Digital nomads and longer-stay travellers who want daily classes and a work-plus-yoga base.
Yoga · Ungasan
A quiet garden studio set between Ungasan and Jimbaran in the wider Uluwatu area, away from the busier clifftop crowds. It runs daily Hatha, Vinyasa, Ashtanga, Yin and aerial classes plus private sessions and workshops.
Best for: Locals and repeat visitors wanting an unpretentious daily class close to Ungasan.
Wellness · Ungasan
The intimate spa at The Ungasan Clifftop Resort, with treatment rooms overlooking the Indian Ocean and a menu of Balinese massage, scrubs and deep-tissue work. It is known for attentive resort-standard service on the Ungasan clifftop.
Best for: Couples wanting an upmarket ocean-view treatment, often paired with a Sundays Beach Club visit.
Yoga · Bingin
A small yin-focused studio and eco yoga shop on Jl. Pantai Bingin specialising in Yin Yoga classes, workshops, retreats and 50-hour yin teacher trainings. It also runs a boutique of locally made, plant-based yoga wear and props.
Best for: Practitioners seeking slow, restorative yin practice and sustainable yoga gear.
Yoga · Seminyak / Sunset Road edge
An authentic, unpretentious drop-in studio in central Seminyak (Jl. Drupadi 108) with daily classes across Hatha, Vinyasa, Ashtanga, Yin and meditation for all levels, plus a Yoga Alliance 200-hour teacher training, workshops and retreats.
Best for: Drop-in travellers of any level who want traditional, non-heated yoga in the heart of Seminyak with mats and props provided.
Attraction · Undisan village, Bangli
A traditional village in Bangli, about 90 minutes from Ngurah Rai airport or 45 minutes from Ubud, built around rice-farming and craft traditions -- including matekap, ploughing rice fields with oxen the traditional way, and Balinese gold-and-silver flower craftwork. Air Terjun Tangkup waterfall is roughly a 45-minute walk from the main road.
Best for: traditional rice-field ploughing and craft demonstrations; a waterfall walk away from the tourist trail
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