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Ubud, Bali
Bali has been drawing people in for decades, and it’s easy to see why.
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Dates
September 26, 2027 – October 24, 2027
Duration
4 weeks
Cohort
10–15 people
The island packs an extraordinary amount into a small area with volcanic mountains in the north, black-sand beaches along the east coast, world-class surf around Uluwatu, and the temples of the central highlands. Around Canggu and Berawa, you’ll find Bali’s modern café and coworking culture, while Ubud offers a very different pace centred around art and jungle landscapes. It’s easy to see why people keep coming back.
Dates
September 26, 2027
– October 24, 2027
Starting from
US$2,490 pp
All fees and taxes included
Work setup
Access to 24/7 Coworking
Lush landscapes
Visit Bali’s lush landscapes, from the iconic Tegallalang rice terraces to jungle trails, waterfalls and the Ayung River. Whether you're hiking, rafting or simply taking in the views, there’s plenty of adventure beyond Ubud.
Historical sites
Discover the spiritual side of Bali through ancient temples, traditional ceremonies and local villages. Visit the sacred Tirta Empul water temple, explore Ubud’s historic sites and get a feel for the traditions that shape everyday Balinese life.
Food and café culture
From local Balinese warungs to speciality coffee and healthy brunches, Ubud has a food scene to match its jungle surroundings. Add in endless coworking cafés, and you’ll never be short on places to eat, work and hang out.
Some highlights may involve an additional cost or be subject to availability.
Great for
- Connect with the digital nomad community: Ubud is already a thriving hub for remote workers and creatives. Join an established community, with a ready-made group of friends to help you settle in and connect with other travelers.
- Those wanting a more local side of Bali: Stay amongst Ubud’s jungle, rice fields and local culture, while still having easy access to Bali’s beaches, temples and more iconic attractions.
- Bali bucket-listers: Been dreaming of Bali but overwhelmed by where to go and what to do? We’ve taken care of the logistics, so you can experience the best of the island without spending hours researching activities, avoiding tourist traps or planning every detail.
Good to know
- Live and work under one roof. Your accommodation includes a rooftop coworking area with an air-conditioned meeting room, video-call booths, an open-air collaborative space and an air-conditioned focus zone with 360° of glass windows overlooking the neighborhood.
Included
- Airport transfers (on official check-in and check-out dates)
- Fully-equipped accommodation
- eSIM loaded with data
- Access to private community Slack
- Reliable, high-speed WiFi
- 24/7 Coworking space access
- Onsite Community Manager
- Fully curated community program
- No extra membership fees
Not included
- Travel and health insurance
- Food & Beverage
- Flights
- Excursions
- Wellness activities
Private room in a popular coliving surrounding a large outdoor swimming pool, complete with air conditioning, private en-suite bathrooms. 24/7 Coworking access included.
All fees and taxes included
Coworking
24/7 external coworking included
Arrival
Shuttle from I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS)
Getting Around
There is no public transportation in Bali, so we recommend you rent a scooter. Alternatively, Grab (the ‘Uber’ of Asia) is widely popular here, along with affordable taxis for hire.
Visa
Visa requirements vary by nationality. Participants are responsible for confirming their own visa requirements with the relevant authorities. Noma cannot provide visa advice or accept responsibility for visa-related issues.
Support
Community Manager available throughout your stay
Weather
End of the dry season: expect warm, humid days, temperatures around 27–32°C, and the occasional afternoon shower as the rains begin to return