Cemagi

Now, as the island enjoys increasing popularity, more information about different areas is becoming available. Previously, many tourists and expats confidently referred to the Chamagi area as the Changu area, but that is a misconception!

Yes, Chamagi can be confused with Changu because these two areas border each other, but the main difference is that, located just a few minutes' drive from the bustling Changu, Chamagi offers the perfect balance between tranquility and the opportunity to dive into the vibrant life at any moment. In Chamagi, there are no noisy crowds of tourists; instead, you can experience morning yoga classes, stylish cafés with stunning sunset and sunrise views, and a genuine Balinese atmosphere.

A bit more about Chamagi:

This place is literally made for those who are tired of the crowded streets of Changu but want to remain close to the main events and infrastructure. People come here for relaxation and meditation, to enjoy the beautiful nature, and to be in the heart of vibrant yet unhurried life.

Places that most "residents" of the island know:

⚫️ La Brisa restaurant and beach club, with interiors made from recycled wood and an ocean view — one of the most famous spots on Bali, often referred to as a "hidden gem" for those who love stylish and comfortable relaxation.

⚫️ Additionally, not far from Chamagi is Secret Spot — a vegan café offering exquisite bowls and fresh pastries, where it’s pleasant to have breakfast while listening to the sound of the waves.

The investment potential of Chamagi is hard to overestimate: property prices here are still lower than in the same Changu, but thanks to the growing popularity of the area, they are steadily climbing. The average price of a villa starts at around $300,000, making Chamagi an attractive alternative for those who do not want to overpay for hyper-popular areas. Moreover, Chamagi attracts tourists looking for tranquility, comfort, and unique experiences — the ideal demographic for rental properties.