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Berawa Beach Bali Budget Guide

Emergency Numbers: Police: 110 | Medical / Fire: 118 / 119 | Local Currency: IDR (1 USD ≈ 16100IDR)


Name Type Cost / Night Address Tips & Rules
Lay Day Surf Hostel Hostel 150000 IDR Jalan Batu Bolong/Jalan Nelayan area, Berawa, Canggu Budget-friendly dorms, popular with backpackers, located near Jalan Raya Semat.

  • Supermarket Discount Hours: Not common
  • Best Cheap Eats: Nasi Campur at local Warungs (e.g., Warung Bu Mi) where you choose rice and side dishes for a low price.
Supermarket Best Budget Buys Address (Google Maps)
Pepito Market Berawa Store-brand bottled water, local bananas, and bread Jalan Pantai Berawa No. 22, Canggu

No free meal centers or food pantries located directly in this district.


No dedicated public water refill fountains recorded in this specific area.

Location Address (Google Maps) Hours & Notes
Berawa Beach Public Toilets Pantai Berawa, Canggu Basic facilities near the beach entrance, usually requires a small ‘donation’ fee of 2000-5000 IDR, though sometimes accessible for free.

Place Address (Google Maps) Wi-Fi & Desk Details
Milk & Madu Jalan Pantai Berawa No. 52, Canggu Reliable Wi-Fi, plenty of power outlets, open-air environment. Purchase of a drink required.

Note: Public Wi-Fi here is unencrypted. If accessing bank or work portals, keep NordVPN on. Grab the student rate (via Student Beans verification), or lock in the 2-year plan to save the most.

No cheap public bathhouses or drop-in showers found inside this district. A budget gym day-pass is often the best alternative.


  • Best Way to Move Around: Walking or Gojek/Grab bike taxi
  • Standard Fare: 10000IDR
  • Transit Scams to Avoid: Unmetered ‘Blue Bird’ lookalike taxis or private drivers charging inflated tourist rates.

  • Best Budget Carrier: Telkomsel PraBayar / XL Axiata / Smartfren
  • How to Keep Data Costs Low: Telkomsel Tourist SIM; purchase validity extension pack (Perpanjang Masa Aktif) via MyTelkomsel app without expensive data.

Scam How to Avoid It
Currency Exchange Scams Only use authorized bank-affiliated money changers; avoid small ‘kiosk’ style shops with rates that look too good to be true.
ATM Skimming Only use ATMs located inside banks or well-lit, secure convenience stores.

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