Digital nomads in paradise: here are 8 co-working spaces in Bali

Bali is a well-known paradise for tourists, treating them to its beautiful beaches, volcanoes, scenic rice fields, great food, and an abundance of adventurous island activities. What you may not know is that Bali has a fast growing startup scene. There are many entrepreneurs, initiatives, events, startups, and some tech talent based on the island.

As the ecosystem emerges, co-working spaces are popping up across Bali to facilitate startups’ growth and development. Digital nomads are flocking in.

If you’re looking for a nice place to work, interact, and collaborate on this island of Gods, here are eight co-working spaces in Bali to consider:

1. Hubud

in Ubud

Hubud was founded by expats Peter Wall, John Alderson, and Steve Munroe. The place is designed with an open space concept, surrounded by gardens, and equipped with amenities such as fast internet, a printer, a scanner, a copier, and a seminar room.

To use the space, you’ll need to pay US$60 for 25 working hours in a month or US$275 a month for unlimited access. Hubud operates 24 hours a day. The co-working space also holds regular, free events like meetups and discussions for members.

See: Bali’s Hubud co-working space now lets you learn programming while sipping a Tequila SunrisePricing: US$60 – US$275 (monthly)

Operating hours: 24/7

Address: Monkey Forest Road 88x Ubud, Gianyar, Bali, 80571, Indonesia | Contact: +62 361978073

2. Lineup Hub

in Seminyak

Lineup Hub is a relatively new co-working space located in the Seminyak area. It opened in May last year and has wifi, a seminar room, a coffee brewer, and a PlayStation 4 that can be played by members in their free time.

3. Sanur Space

4. Kumpul

5. WAVE Bali

6. Dojo Bali

7. Outpost

8. Livit Spaces