Weather in Canggu

About Canggu

Canggu transforms a former rice-paddy village into Southeast Asia's digital nomad capital, where surfers work from laptops by day and ride waves at dawn. This collision of agrarian heritage and tech culture creates an identity crisis that somehow works—ancient terraces backing WiFi cafes.

Country

Indonesia

Best months to visit

Year-round

Currency

IDR

Language

Indonesian, English

Things to do in Canggu

Surfing lessons at Batu Bolong beach Rice paddy walks and photography tours Vegan and organic cooking classes Digital nomad co-working space visits Temple blessing ceremonies at Tanah Lot Local street food market tours at night

Weather by month

Click any month for detailed weather information and travel tips.

January

29C

Warm and pleasant, with frequent heavy rain.

February

29C

Warm and pleasant, with frequent heavy rain.

March

29C

Warm and pleasant, with frequent heavy rain.

April

29C

Warm and pleasant, with frequent heavy rain.

May

29C

Warm and pleasant, with regular rainfall.

June

29C

Warm and pleasant, with regular rainfall.

July

28C

Warm and pleasant, with regular rainfall.

August

28C

Warm and pleasant, with regular rainfall.

September

28C

Warm and pleasant, with regular rainfall.

October

29C

Warm and pleasant, with regular rainfall.

November

30C

Hot and humid, with frequent heavy rain.

December

29C

Warm and pleasant, with frequent heavy rain.

Canggu is Bali's surf-and-laptop hub — black sand beach breaks, a sprawl of cafes serving smoothie bowls and flat whites, and a young, international crowd of surfers and digital nomads. Rice paddies still run right up to the edge of town, giving it a mix of rural Bali and buzzing beach-town energy that's hard to find elsewhere on the island.

Best areas to stay in Canggu

Batu Bolong

The buzzing heart of Canggu, with surf breaks, cafes and beach bars along the main beach road.

Berawa

A quieter stretch south of Batu Bolong with beach clubs and a more residential feel.

Echo Beach

A popular surf spot with a row of warungs and bars right behind the sand.

Pererenan

A rapidly growing area to the north, with rice-field views and newer cafes and villas.

Getting to Canggu

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Flights

Fly into Ngurah Rai International Airport (Denpasar), about 45 minutes to an hour from Canggu depending on traffic.

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From London

~17-19 hours from London with a connection in Asia or the Middle East.

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Getting around

Scooters are the main way to get around; ride-hailing apps also operate, though traffic can be slow at peak times.

Frequently asked questions

Is Canggu good for beginner surfers?

Yes — beaches like Old Man's and Batu Bolong have surf schools and gentler breaks suitable for beginners, alongside more challenging spots for experienced surfers.

When is the best time to visit Canggu?

April to October for the driest weather, though Canggu's surf and cafe scene runs year-round.

Is Canggu walkable?

Parts of it are, but it's spread out and best explored by scooter, which can be rented cheaply.

What is Canggu known for besides surfing?

Its cafe culture, co-working spaces, and a strong digital nomad community alongside beach clubs and yoga studios.

Is Canggu suitable for families?

It can be, though it's busier and more nightlife-oriented than family-focused areas like Sanur — choose accommodation away from the main strip for a quieter stay.

Traveler reviews

★★★★★

Took a few surf lessons at Old Man's and spent the rest of the time working from cafes with great coffee. Easy to see why so many people end up staying longer than planned.

Theo B. · June 2024

★★★★☆

Loved the energy here, though traffic on the main road can be a real pain at sunset when everyone heads to the beach clubs.

Mia F. · August 2024

★★★★★

Rented a scooter and explored the rice paddies around Pererenan, then back to Echo Beach for sunset — great mix of rural and beach Bali.

Ryan K. · May 2024