Places to see in Canggu

Beach club at Echo Beach with loungers on the sand, open to non-residents for a minimum spend.

Reclaimed-timber beach club on Echo Beach — long lunches, a saltwater pool, and the sunset every Canggu day ends at.

Black-sand surf beach with a small clifftop temple, the heart of Canggu's beginner-surf scene.

Wide black-sand beach lined with beach clubs, quieter than Batu Bolong at low tide.

Grass-and-daybeds beach bar right on Batu Bolong sand, smaller and cheaper than the big clubs. Sunset drinks and a short menu.

Wood-fired restaurant on Batu Bolong doing whole roasted meats and vegetables — Canggu's proper dinner rather than another brunch.

Consistent reef break popular with intermediate surfers, warungs right on the sand.

Beachfront seafood at Pererenan, tables on the sand and a Greek lean to the menu.

Long-running beachfront surf bar and social hub across from Batu Bolong break.

Quieter black-sand beach west of central Canggu, popular for sunset without the crowds.

French bistro and bakery in central Canggu, open from breakfast through dinner.

Family-friendly all-day café on Canggu's Beach Road — wood-fired pizza, big breakfasts and a play area, so it works with kids.

Large open-sided restaurant at Pererenan serving from early morning until late.

Canggu's best-known vegetarian kitchen, on the road down to Batu Bolong. Big plates, long waits at breakfast.

Health-food cafe and bakery with a wholefood shop attached — the Canggu branch of a small Bali chain.

Quieter stretch of sand next to Echo Beach with tide pools at low tide.

Brunch cafe built around bowls and eggs, with a leafy courtyard and a queue most weekends.

Warehouse breakfast café on Jalan Batu Bolong and the busiest brunch in Canggu — queues by 09:00, portions to match.

Surf-and-motorbike workshop-cum-café, a Canggu design landmark.

Vegetarian cafe with a wholefood market attached, the Canggu branch of the Seminyak original.

All-day vegan cafe in Canggu — bowls, cakes and coffee, closing mid-afternoon.

Vegan cafe known for its bowls, its smoothie art and a much-photographed pink wall.

Quiet grey-sand beach between Batu Bolong and Berawa, named for the fishing boats still pulled up on it. Far less built up than its neighbours.

Plant-based café and bike shop in Berawa — vegan menu, strong coffee, and a quieter room than the Batu Bolong brunch strip.

Wood-fired pizza in Canggu, a straightforward stop between the beach and the evening.

Wide black-sand beach north of Pererenan, backed by rice fields rather than cafes. The current is strong — it suits a walk better than a swim.

Working rice paddies threaded with paths, a green pause between the beach and the cafés.

Nasi campur warung on Batu Bolong — point at what you want behind the glass. A local lunch on a street that has few left.

Smoothie-bowl counter near Batu Bolong — a surfers' breakfast stop rather than a sit-down restaurant.

Small sea temple perched on a rock outcrop at the south end of Batu Bolong beach.