Quick SummaryCanggu has been consumed by its own reputation. On weekends it can feel insufferable. On weekday mornings it remains one of the best places in Southeast Asia to work remotely from a cafe with excellent coffee, rent a scooter and surf, and find genuinely good food at reasonable prices. Know what you’re getting into…
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