Work from Bali: 6 Best Places for Digital Nomads

21 Oct 2026

Work from Bali: 6 Best Places for Digital Nomads

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Bobobox

If you’re planning to work from Bali, the island offers more than beautiful scenery. Now, Bali has become a popular base for remote workers thanks to its combination of cafes, coworking spaces, reliable internet options, and an established digital nomad community. 

 

However, each area has a different atmosphere, so choosing where to work can make a big difference to your daily routine. And then there is Bali. 

 

This enchanting island offers just the perfect package: affordable cost of living, scenic landscape, vibrant community, and a million other things to do and explore. If you’re considering packing your bag and settling on this island, here are some of the best places to keep you busy while immersing in the beauty of Bali!

 

Best Places to Work from Bali 

 

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From dedicated coworking spaces to laptop-friendly cafes, here are eight places worth considering when you want to work remotely while experiencing Bali.

 

1. Revolver Espresso, Seminyak

 

Revolver Espresso is a fashionable boutique cafe and bar chain that offers comfort food, specialty coffees, and cocktails. Many have said that this cafe serves the best coffee. Sourcing some of the best beans from the best farmers in the world, they roast and blend locally in Bali.

 

The Seminyak location is currently open daily from 7 AM to 11 PM at Jl. Kayu Aya No. 51, making it a practical option for digital nomads looking for a central cafe with extended opening hours.

 

Brewing from 7 AM to 11 PM, their signature coffee is a must-try–from black coffee to cold brew–each offering different characteristics of beans and brewing techniques. 

 

The cafe remains particularly suited to shorter work sessions rather than treating it as a dedicated coworking space, so be mindful of table availability during busy hours. Working quietly from this hidden gem will cost you only Rp30,000-150,000/person!

 

2. Zin Cafe, Canggu

 

Brewing every day from 7 AM to 10 PM, Zin Cafe is a beautiful open-air place spread over 4 floors, with a mix of modern natural comforts and a genuine Bali vibe. Home to one of the best roasteries in Bali, Z Roasters Coffee, Zin offers a bright and breezy place to chill out, kick back, and enjoy an eclectic world-class home-roasted coffee.

 

ZIN Cafe is currently open every day from 6:30 AM to midnight, while ZIN@Work operates during the same hours. The coworking area is free to use with a minimum spend of IDR 200,000, and it includes access to the bamboo workspace, an air-conditioned focus room, Wi-Fi, food, and coffee.

 

Its location on Jl. Nelayan also puts it close to Canggu Beach, making it a convenient choice if you want to combine a focused work session with time by the coast.

 

3. Tropical Nomad Co-working Space, Canggu

 

Tropical Nomad is another comfy place to work from Bali. Open 24 hours every day, this dedicated co-working space fosters a community of professionals, creatives, and artists. Everything is available here: fast internet, spacious garden, cafe, webcast/podcast studio, exercise area, print center, and even a shower area with a towel included!

 

With open and light areas mixed with private areas to serve everyone’s needs, the building is designed to stimulate productivity, creativity, and the creation of a professional community. Their outdoor areas will allow you to get fresh air, relax, or enjoy exercise. This will get you sufficient sunlight every day to stay healthy and keep your mind clear.

 

Tropical Nomad remains a 24-hour coworking space for members, while its front desk operates from 7 AM–9 PM on weekdays and 7 AM–5 PM on weekends. First-time visitors can currently purchase a day pass for IDR 230,000, giving them access from midnight to midnight.

 

Beyond workspace facilities, its current offering emphasizes community, networking, flexible plans, and dedicated spaces for both quiet work and collaboration.

 

Also read: The Ultimate Digital Nomad Checklist: How to Work As You Travel and Explore the World

 

4. Watercress Cafe, Ubud

 

Watercress Cafe is your go-to place for great coffee, an all-day rustic breakfast, abundant organic salads, and rockin’ burgers. As one of the leaders in the wholesome cafe culture in Bali, Watercress is known for its selection of Western cuisine. They are proud to collaborate with homegrown products and participate in the progression of the local cafe scene and conscious attitude toward food.

 

Watercress continues to operate in Ubud, where its current concept emphasizes a calm, greenery-filled setting and fresh, seasonal food. The brand now has three Bali locations in Ubud, Seminyak, and Berawa.

 

For remote workers, Ubud’s slower pace and surrounding greenery can make a welcome contrast to the busier atmosphere of Canggu. The area is also known for combining coworking facilities with wellness, cafes, rice fields, and cultural experiences.

 

Enjoy their Benny Brunch: your choice of egg with a side of chia pudding, coffee, and juice for only Rp160,000, available daily from 7 AM to 3 PM. You might also want to try their Happy Hour, serving cocktails from Rp75,000, open to order daily from 5 PM to 7 PM in Ubud. Such a wholesome experience to look for!

 

5. WYAH Art & Creative Space, Ubud

 

The picture says it all. WYAH Art and Creative Space is located in a remote area in Ubud, Bali, surrounded by forest and contoured land. By maintaining the existing elements, WYAH Art and Creative Space architecture encourages people to connect more with nature.

 

Today, WYAH is located on Jl. RSI Markandya II in Keliki, north of central Ubud. The three-story creative space combines open-air seating, natural surroundings, food, coffee, and an art-focused atmosphere, making it an appealing alternative for those who prefer working somewhere quieter than central Ubud.

 

Do not be fooled by the astonishing design of the building; they serve the best coffee as well! Try their assorted signature beverages from Affogato to Matchagato, ranging from Rp50,000 to approximately Rp68,000. Feel free to fill your empty belly during lunch hour with their menu from Western to Oriental cuisine, with a price range of Rp40,000 – Rp110,000.

 

Current listings show WYAH opening daily from around 6:30 AM to 8 PM, although operating hours can change, so checking before visiting is recommended.

 

If you need to take a short break from work, try to stroll around the cafe because they also have an art gallery!

 

Also read: 7 Unique Things to Do in Ubud for a Memorable Adventure

 

6. Littletalks, Ubud

 

Littletalks nestles on the ground floor of Ani’s Villas with a prime view of Lebah Temple, right across from Blanco Renaissance Museum. Absolutely a gem in the heart of Ubud! Littletalks brings unique vibes of inspiration. Get a chance to meet local writers and mingle with other creative people, or you can simply go under with their limited yet fantastic book collection.

 

Littletalks remains a library-cafe concept on Jalan Bisma, combining Indonesian food, coffee, books, creative activities, and a relaxed setting that can work well for reading or shorter remote-work sessions.

 

Open every day from 8 AM to 8 PM, this comfy library and café offers Indonesian food as the star and delicious continental foods for lunch and dinner. Try their local Kintamani coffee and various tea drinks, or if you’re up for a local beverage tasting, order their Jamu–Indonesian traditional herbal medicine. For your sweet tooth, get your special red velvet and cheesecake at an affordable price!

 

For digital nomads, Littletalks is especially suited to travelers who want a creative, slower-paced environment rather than a formal coworking setup.

 

Also read: Is Ubud Worth Visiting? 20 Reasons Why Ubud Bali is So Popular

 

Enjoy a Comfortable Stay When You Work from Bali

 

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After a day full of productivity, you deserve a peaceful atmosphere surrounded by nature for your next best performance. Bobocabin Ubud and Bobocabin Kintamani offer comfortable stay options for remote workers and digital nomads looking to unwind after a productive day.

 

Rest comfortably after work in a cabin equipped with smart windows and thoughtful amenities. Enjoy your own smart yet effortless cabin with our B-Pad to set the mood for your relaxing hours. Whether you prefer Ubud’s lush surroundings or Kintamani’s cool mountain atmosphere, both destinations offer a refreshing place to recharge after exploring Bali’s best work-friendly spots.

 

Whether you spend your workday in a coworking space, cafe, or quiet corner of Bali, choosing the right base can help you balance productivity with the slower side of island life. Download the Bobobox app to book your stay at Bobocabin Ubud or Bobocabin Kintamani and enjoy a comfortable retreat surrounded by nature while you work from Bali.

 

Header image by: Vitaly Gariev via Unsplash