About Canggu
Canggu is a coastal area on the south-west side of Bali, Indonesia, north of Seminyak, and it has grown quickly from farmland into one of the island's busiest places for visitors. Its surf is spread along a run of dark sand beaches, among them Batu Bolong, Echo Beach and Berawa, where waves break over sand and reef within easy reach of the shore. Batu Bolong is generally described as the gentlest of them and is where most surf schools take beginners, while Echo Beach is usually said to suit more experienced surfers. Waves reach this coast through much of the year, and conditions are often best in the dry season, typically from around April to October. A Hindu temple stands on the rocks at Batu Bolong, and cafés and surf shops line the lanes behind the beaches.
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