Where Is Kaba Kaba, Bali? Distance to Canggu

Kaba Kaba is a village in Kediri district, Tabanan Regency, on Bali's south west coast, about 20 to 25 minutes by car from the heart of Canggu and 10 to 15 minutes from the closer Nuanu and Seseh stretch of coastline. It sits inland from the beach road, surrounded by rice terraces rather than beachfront traffic, which is the main reason land here costs a fraction of Canggu's.

Administratively the village borders Nyambu to the north, Cepaka to the east, Munggu in neighboring Badung Regency to the south and Buwit to the west, according to Desa Kaba-kaba's own village profile. The same profile puts it about 10 km from Tabanan town, the regency capital, and 21 km from Denpasar. Tanah Lot, Bali's well known sea temple, sits in the same Kediri district, a drive of roughly 10 minutes.

That distance is also the off-plan thesis. Nuanu Creative City, a 44 hectare development with schools, coworking and a beach club, is 10 to 15 minutes away and already under construction, and early Canggu buyers are the reference point most people in Tabanan use for what land near a growing hub can become; see our guide to why Tabanan is drawing investment. None of that is a guarantee, and any return should be read as a range rather than a promise.

For a buyer flying in from the US or Dubai, Ngurah Rai International Airport, known as DPS, is about 25 km away, roughly an hour by car depending on traffic, the same drive any Canggu villa owner already makes. Once you are on the ground, Kaba Kaba functions less like a remote outpost and more like a quieter neighborhood a short ring road away from everything Bali's south coast offers.