Bali has become a paradise for anyone who loves plant-based food. Whether you are a dedicated vegan, a health-focused traveler, or simply curious about Bali’s creative food scene, Canggu and Uluwatu offer some of the best vegan restaurants on the island. Fresh ingredients, island vibes, and fusion flavors make eating healthy feel effortless.
If you are staying with Sunny Family Bali, it gets even easier. Sunny Aparts II, Sunny Village Berawa, and Sunny Village Batu Bolong place you close to Canggu’s top restaurants. Sunny Samudra puts you minutes from Uluwatu’s beachside vegan cafes. Here is your guide to the best spots and how far they are from your stay.
KYND Community is Bali’s most iconic plant-based café, known for its bold pink interiors and plates that look like they came straight from a tropical dream. Their smoothie bowls are silky and vibrant, topped with fresh fruit and crunchy granola. It’s an upbeat, cheerful place where travelers come to take photos, cool off with a coconut, and enjoy hearty vegan meals that feel indulgent but still clean.
Best for: Instagrammable dishes and fun brunch
From Sunny Village Berawa: About 5 minutes
This all-vegan brunch spot feels like a Californian café transported to Canggu, complete with bright interiors, open windows, and portions big enough to keep you full for hours. Expect pancakes stacked sky-high, breakfast burritos, tempeh bacon, vibrant salads, and sandwiches that rival traditional delis.
Best for: Long brunch and laptop-friendly mornings
From Sunny Village Batu Bolong: About 3 minutes
Shady Shack sits under a canopy of trees, surrounded by lush greenery, giving it a totally relaxed atmosphere that fits perfectly with the Bali lifestyle. Their menu is a complete mix of wholesome choices that make you feel lighter after eating. It’s peaceful, earthy, and perfect for refueling after the beach or grabbing a slow lunch with friends.
Best for: Healthy lunch after the beach
From Sunny Aparts II: About 7 minutes
Alchemy is one of Bali’s pioneers in raw, vegan, organic food. Their Canggu location feels like a serene wellness temple, with soft lighting, airy seating, a colorful salad bar, and house-made raw desserts displayed beautifully.
Best for: Raw vegan food and juice cleanses
From Sunny Village Batu Bolong: About 4 minutes
The Loft is famous for its signature pink wall, tropical minimalist interiors, and hearty plant-based options that please both vegans and non-vegans. Their bowls are large, colorful, and packed with flavor. It’s a bright, social café that attracts surfers, influencers, and remote workers who want strong coffee, wholesome meals, and a lively atmosphere.
Best for: Big portions and stylish interiors
Nestled in a leafy outdoor courtyard, Alchemist feels like a secret garden hidden from the busier parts of Uluwatu. Expect Buddha bowls, vegan wraps, grilled veggies, kombucha brewed on-site, and fresh juices. The atmosphere is calm and natural, making it a perfect stop before or after exploring Bingin or Dreamland Beach.
Best for: Outdoor brunch under the trees
From Sunny Samudra: About 6 minutes
Suka Espresso is not exclusively vegan, but it’s very friendly to plant-based diners. Their vegan options are thoughtfully crafted and flavorful, such as their tofu poke bowl, vegan burgers, and fresh salads. Expect a modern Australian café vibe with efficient service and crowd-pleasing dishes.
Best for: Mixed-diet groups
Nourish serves clean, wholesome meals made with organic ingredients, and has built a strong reputation among both health-conscious locals and travelers. The café has a cool and modern feel and attracts surfers coming back from Padang Padang or Uluwatu Beach. A great place to recharge with something fresh, green, and filling.
Best for: Healthy refuel after Padang Padang
Attached to a surf and lifestyle boutique, Drifter Café combines beach culture with wholesome plant-based food. Their vegan pastries, superfood bowls, and nutritious breakfasts are extremely popular. The design blends wood, art, and surf culture, creating a warm and creative atmosphere.
Best for: Vegan breakfast with a surfer vibe
• Choose cafes that use filtered water for washing vegetables.
• Carry a reusable bottle to reduce waste and stay hydrated.
• Try local plant-based options like tempeh, urap salad, and jackfruit rendang.
• Visit beach cafes early to avoid crowds and enjoy cooler weather.
Bali makes healthy eating incredibly accessible and enjoyable, especially in Canggu and Uluwatu. With vegan restaurants on every corner and fresh ingredients available year-round, staying plant-based is easier here than almost anywhere else in Southeast Asia. Pair that with a comfortable stay at Sunny Aparts II, Sunny Village Berawa, Sunny Village Batu Bolong, or Sunny Samudra, and you have everything you need for a wellness-focused Bali trip.
