Reads from the journal — each one backed by the same data as the guide.
Google can only recommend a restaurant once enough people have already been. These forty clear 4.7, cost real money, and have almost no reviews at all.
Of the 212 places this guide holds in Canggu, fourteen are actually bars. Another 43 have a bar bolted onto something else, which is why every other list of Canggu bars is a list of restaurants.
This guide holds 44 hotels on the whole island and 22 of them are on this one peninsula — the only part of Bali where the room is genuinely the reason you came.
Ubud is the most looked-at place on the island — 182 entries carrying 372,000 Google reviews between them. With two days you should not be gambling, so this list does the opposite of the warung list.
Sixty restaurants rated 4.6 and up, seen by almost nobody, where the bill tops out at Rp 125,000. Twenty-six of them sit at 4.9 or above.
Twenty-six of Canggu’s forty cafés are rated 4.7 or better, which means the rating has stopped telling you anything. What still separates them is how many people have been.
Tegenungan, twenty minutes from Ubud, has 38,020 Google reviews. The eight northern waterfalls in this guide have 9,903 between them, and they are the better water.
Denpasar food averages 4.68 on Google. Canggu food averages 4.67. The median Denpasar bill tops out at Rp 75,000 and the median Canggu one at Rp 200,000. That is the whole article.
Fifty-eight places in this guide are still serving after midnight, out of 1,121 that serve food or drink at all. Late-night Bali is not a secret. It is just very small, and it is almost all in one place.
Of the 379 places here with a low price band, 68 per cent clear 4.7 on Google. Of the 203 with a high one, 64 per cent do. The cheap half of Bali is not the compromise half — it rates higher.
234 places in this guide are open by seven in the morning, out of 964 that publish hours at all. Sixty per cent of them are cafés, against thirty-three per cent of the guide as a whole. Early Bali runs on coffee.