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There are four categories of rooms in which you can stay: the 'standard rooms', the suites, the Residences, and the Penthouses. Unfortunately, the rooms and suites do not have an actual outdoor space and therefore less natural light. Starting from the Residences, you have access to a lovely, spacious terrace or balcony with views of the tropical garden. An upgrade to sea view or terrace with access to the lagoon pool is possible. All Residences have 1 or 2 bedrooms, each with an en-suite bathroom. The main bathroom features a bathtub and a separate rain shower, while the second bathroom has only a rain shower. Additionally, there is a spacious terrace with seating, a large separate living room with a kitchenette and dining table.

If you are looking for more space and luxury, opt for the Uma Pool Residence. Here, you have a very spacious terrace with a 10-meter-long private pool and sunbeds. The Residence is otherwise the same as the Two-Bedroom Residence.

Have you seen this resort on Instagram and wonder which category features that extraordinary room? Those are the Penthouses at the top of the resort, the most luxurious category. It is a duplex penthouse with a stunning terrace with sea view on the lower floor, a living room with kitchenette and dining table, and two bedrooms, both with en-suite bathrooms. On the upper floor lies the master bedroom with two walk-in closets, an en-suite bathroom with a bathtub and a separate shower, and an additional living room. The pièce de résistance is, however, the beautiful terrace on this floor, with a 10-meter-long private pool and sweeping ocean views.

The resort offers two restaurants and bars. At the Como Beach Club, you can enjoy international dishes, grilled specialties, and healthy Como Shambhala meals. All prepared with fresh, regional ingredients. It is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Here, you will also find a bar that is open all day, serving everything from fresh juices to funky cocktails. In the evening, there is usually live music or a DJ. On Sundays, you can indulge in an already famous Sunday Brunch.

At the Glow Juice Bar, you will find healthy snacks and drinks. From fresh fruit juices and smoothies to healthy snacks, salads, and light meals.

Canggu is known for its excellent waves, making it a popular spot for surfing. If you are a surfer, this is the perfect place to pick up surfing again. From the resort, you can easily walk onto the beach and get started. If you would like to learn, you can take lessons at Tropicsurf, with which Como Uma Canggu collaborates.

Como Uma Canggu is also a family-friendly resort and offers not only a kids' club but also a full schedule of activities. Think of treasure hunts, batik making, kids' yoga, pizza making, and more. They even offer special surf lessons for children.

At the beach, you will find the Como Shambhala Retreat, Como's extensive wellness center. This wellness center features 8 treatment rooms, of which 2 are suitable for couples. It specializes in hands-on healing and holistic treatments, offering an extensive menu of therapies and techniques. There are also packages with more in-depth treatments that consist of multiple components.

You can also participate in Pilates or yoga classes here, with dedicated studios for each. Yoga sessions for the whole family are even possible. Additionally, there is a spacious fitness area with large windows to maximize natural light and many modern machines to work out with. A personal trainer can be arranged upon request.

Como Uma Canggu has several sustainability projects, particularly to support the local communities. The restaurants implement a 'farm-to-table' policy as much as possible. Most ingredients are sourced from local farmers. Leftover food is donated to local orphanages. The resort also participates in Nespresso's recycling program, where aluminium capsules are recycled and coffee grounds are composted, which is then used to fertilize the plantations. Additionally, the resort collaborates with a local charity to recycle soap and bottle their own water in reusable glass bottles. They also work with the Breast Cancer Organisation to help women in remote areas with testing and treatment.