Solo travelers and first-time nomads craving an active Canggu beach lifestyle, Balinese cultural excursions, and a highly social hostel-like atmosphere with entrepreneurial peers.
A spacious rooftop with ocean views serves as a beloved communal hub for morning yoga, sunset watching, community dinners, and relaxed gatherings exclusively accessible to coliving members.
An on-site café embedded in the lobby delivers fresh meals and juices directly to guests' desks, offers resident discounts, and doubles as a welcoming drop-in spot praised for its food quality and cozy atmosphere.
A 5–10 minute walk to the beach enables spontaneous sunset rituals, surf access, and a natural daily rhythm between focused work and coastal relaxation that guests frequently highlight as a standout.
Staff-organized trips to Balinese Melukat purification ceremonies in Ubud, diving in Tulamben, and island escapes to Gili T give guests memorable immersion in local culture beyond standard coliving programming.
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Located in Canggu, Bali, Sokkool is a coliving and coworking space for digital nomads, remote workers, entrepreneurs, and creatives. Residents enjoy private, fully-equipped rooms alongside vibrant shared spaces — a rooftop lounge with sunset views, swimming pool, gym, shared kitchen, and 24/7 coworking — all just 5 minutes from the best surfing spots, within a global, international community.
Founded in the vibrant heart of Canggu, Bali, Sokkool was built on a simple idea: that work and life should feel connected, meaningful, and enjoyable. The founders wanted to create a place where productivity doesn't feel forced, where community forms naturally, and where people can grow both personally and professionally — at their own pace.
Sokkool's mission is to bring together the best parts of communal living and modern work culture — a thoughtfully designed environment where every corner is shaped with intention, so residents can create their best work, build genuine relationships, and feel at home, wherever their journey takes them.
At Sokkool, community isn't just a buzzword — it's the foundation of everything. The space brings together entrepreneurs, creatives, and independent thinkers who are shaping a new way of working and living, fostering collaborative growth through diverse perspectives and shared knowledge, and authentic connections that go beyond business cards and LinkedIn connections.
The community is kept active through regular networking events, meetups, workshops, and social gatherings, as well as skill sharing through open discussions and mini sessions. Cultural integration is embraced through local partnerships and authentic Balinese experiences, while wellness programs — yoga sessions, meditation classes, and activities like surfing, padel, and hiking — help residents maintain a balanced lifestyle.
Every day at Sokkool is filled with connection, laughter, and inspiration — from sunrise hikes to cozy movie nights and spontaneous community dinners — moments that turn into lifelong memories.
Sokkool is situated in the Berawa neighbourhood of Canggu, one of Bali's most popular areas for digital nomads and expats. The area is known for its vibrant café scene, diverse dining options, and lively nightlife, all within easy reach of the coliving.
The immediate surroundings are well-serviced, with a large supermarket just around the corner, numerous restaurants and cafés close by, and the famous Copenhagen Café only a minute away. Despite being close to bars and clubs, guests note that Sokkool is positioned just far enough away to avoid the noise — as one reviewer put it: "5 minutes from all the clubs and restaurants of Berawa in Canggu, but without the noise of them."
The Indian Ocean is a short distance away, with surf breaks reachable in about 5 minutes on foot and the beach within a 7-minute walk. The Berawa area sits within the broader Kuta Utara district of Badung Regency, offering easy access to Bali's wider attractions.
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