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Crea recuerdos inolvidables con tu pareja en Canggu, el destino romántico por excelencia.
Canggu, a vibrant coastal town on the southwestern coast of Bali, is the undisputed mecca for digital nomads, surfers and tastemakers from around the world. Surrounded by terraced rice paddies and dark volcanic sand beaches, the town fuses Balinese Hindu spirituality with an extraordinary cosmopolitan food scene, internationally designed beach clubs (like Finn's or La Brisa), specialty cafes, and consistent waves for all skill levels.
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Charming spots, unforgettable views and plans for two in Canggu
Canggu, a vibrant coastal town on the southwestern coast of Bali, is the undisputed mecca for digital nomads, surfers and tastemakers from around the world. Surrounded by terraced rice paddies and dark volcanic sand beaches, the town fuses Balinese Hindu spirituality with an extraordinary cosmopolitan food scene, internationally designed beach clubs (like Finn's or La Brisa), specialty cafes, and consistent waves for all skill levels.
Echo Beach (Pantai Batu Mejan)
Batu Bolong Beach (Pantai Batu Bolong)
Tanah Lot Temple (Pura Tanah Lot)
La Brisa Bali (Echo Beach)
Berawa Beach (Pantai Berawa)
Canggu's most legendary surf beach, famous for its powerful waves for advanced surfers, black stone cliff temple and sunset seafood barbecues.
The social and neuralgic heart of Canggu; a black volcanic sand beach perfect for longboard surfers and beginners, full of bars, surf schools and a party atmosphere.
One of the most iconic and sacred marine temples in Bali (16th century), located 20 minutes north of Canggu on a rock islet that is surrounded by the sea during high tide.
Beach club with spectacular organic architecture built entirely with wood from more than 500 recycled fishing boats, beachfront pools and a Sunday market.
The most magical festival in Bali. The day before, the thunderous night parade of the 'Ogoh-Ogoh' (giant paper mache monsters to scare away demons) is celebrated. The next day, the entire island goes into absolute silence for 24 hours: no flights, no traffic, no lights on, offering a night of dazzling starry sky.
The season is king for surfers: the easterly trade winds blow offshore, combing perfect, tubular waves at Echo Beach and Batu Bolong under dry, temperate blue skies.
The skies of the southwest coast are filled with thousands of traditional handcrafted gigantic kites (up to 10 meters in the shape of birds and fish) flown by local communities to pray for bountiful harvests to the Hindu gods.
Explore the Sacred Monkey Forest, the monumental rice terraces of Tegalalang, waterfalls such as Tegenungan, and jungle yoga and craft centres.
Tour South Bali's towering cliffs, white sand beaches and turquoise waters (Padang Padang, Bingin) and watch the traditional Kecak dance at sunset at Uluwatu Temple.
Climb to the northern highlands to descend to the imposing Nungnung waterfall (50m drop) and visit the famous Pura Ulun Danu Bratan lake temple surrounded by mist.
Take a speedboat from the nearby port of Sanur to marvel at the T-Rex-shaped cliff of Kelingking Beach and swim with giant manta rays at Manta Point.
Guided night trekking walk to reach the summit of the active volcano Mount Batur (1,717 m) at dawn, watching the sunrise over the crater lake and the Agung volcano.
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A legendary and eclectic nightlife: from massive beach parties and international DJ sets to skate bars and live music.
Fascinating amalgam of traditional Hindu temples made of volcanic stone ('Candi'), minimalist villas made of bamboo and exposed concrete, and clubs with a 'Boho-Chic' aesthetic.
Harmonious coexistence between the ancient Balinese ceremonial culture and a modern avant-garde of urban art, sustainable fashion and electronic music.
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View full guideFor a much quieter and more relaxed sunset than in Batu Bolong, head to the wooden beach bars of Pererenan Beach at 5:30 p.m., sit on a beanbag on the sand and order a fresh green coconut.
Head to Crate Cafe around 7:30-8:00 AM to enjoy their generous breakfast bowls and coffee with views of the rice fields before the long mid-morning lines form.
Every morning the Balinese place small baskets of palm leaves with flowers, rice and incense on the sidewalks and entrances; Be careful when walking and do not step on them intentionally.
To enter temples such as Tanah Lot or local temples, it is mandatory to cover your legs with a 'Sarong' (traditional sarong) and tie a sash around your waist ('Selendang').
Always take out travel insurance with extensive international medical coverage; Quality private clinics in Canggu (such as BIMC or Siloam) have high private fees.
Apply waterproof sunscreen for surfing and tropical mosquito repellent at dawn and dusk in rice paddy areas to prevent dengue fever.
If you rent a motorcycle, always wear a fastened helmet, drive on the left and do not drive if you do not have previous experience; Motorcycle falls are the most common accident among tourists ('Bali tattoo').
Do not carry the phone visible in your hand or on loose motorcycle mounts at night on lonely streets to avoid being pulled by thieves while driving.
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