Bali has become a serious hub for remote work. Not just for Instagram influencers — for real people with deadlines, Zoom calls, and code to ship. The island now has fiber internet in most towns, dozens of proper coworking spaces, and villas designed with desks instead of just sun loungers. But setting up a productive workspace here is different from doing it in London or Sydney. Power cuts happen. Monsoon rains can slow your connection. And that $15-a-night guesthouse with a rickety table will wreck your back by day three. This guide covers what actually works. No fluff. Just the…