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This month's hotspot is SINGARAJA |
Recommended driverWayan Sudi Artha I had the pleasure of meeting Wayan this last
visit to Bali. I found him to be honest with a great sense of humour. Wayan speaks English well and his laid back
style will put you at ease. His intimate knowledge of his native island is second to no-one. Wayan has a late
model patrol with good air condioner.
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But back in the mid 80's, Bali was hardly
touched by tourists. It has only been in the past 10 years, tour packages to Bali have become more affordable for
many Australians, thus demand and supply have been created. The rest is history. Since then I have explored this
small island and found dozens of places that resemble the old Kuta and relatively un-touched by western demands.
As an Aussie, Kuta was the place to let it all hang out. You met new friends, bumped into old friends and left
all your worries back home. I still enjoy Kuta because it still retains some magical attraction and sentiment
for me, but as you get older, a little peace and quiet is high on the agenda.
Bali has
something for everyone. Modern shopping facilities for the shopoholics, good surfing and diving spots, countless
tours to interesting places all over the island, a paradise for art lovers to get lost in, beautiful golf
courses, magnificent scenery and wildlife, good hotels and large swimming pools for those who want total
relaxation or just sitting around talking to the locals.
AUSTRALIAN CUSTOMS &
QUARANTINE REGULATIONS |
Indonesian Language Translation Dictionary |
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Barong | Legong | Bonasari | Degung |
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Taman Burling Bird Park | Jalan Serma Cok Ngurah
Gambir, Singapadu, Gianyar | See Bali's exotic bird life Open from 9:00 am until 6:00 pm daily. | Ph: 299-352 | Bali Adventure Tours | White water rafting, River kayaking, Mountain cycling, Elephant safaris, Jungle trekking, Paragliding, Rice padi trekking. | Ph: 721 480 | Humpback Camel Surfaris | 3 hour camel surfari along a peaceful beach, visiting a traditional village along the way. Departs 9:00am daily. Cost $aud50.00. | Ph: 461 371 | Waterbom Park | Jalan Kartika Plaza, Tuban, Kuta. | Enjoy the day here with the many water adventures. Food and drinks available. Opens from 9:00 until 6:00 pm daily. Costs about $aud20 entry. | Ph: 755 676 |
Monkey Forest | End of Monkey
Forest Road, Ubud | Natural forest where some mischievious monkeys roam free. Small entrance fee and small stall selling bananas, peanuts etc to feed monkeys | Bali Barat National Park ( Taman Nasional Barat ) | About an hour's drive from Lovina | You have to go with a guide. This cost about 5000 rp plus entry to the park which is about 500 rp. The park is quite large in area (approx 76,000 hectares ) and is home to abundant wildlife such as wild pigs, leaf monkeys, barking dear, green fowl and the rare Bali starling and many other varieties of birds and animals. Staff are very helpful. |
Garuda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park | Situated on a limestone escarpment overlooking the South Bali tourist region, Garuda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park shocases the art and culture of the Island of the Gods amid dramatic natural backdrops and breathtaking panoramic vistas. Located fiften minutes from the international airport and less than an hour from most major hotels and resorts, GWK is one of the island's premier venues for artistic performances, exhibitions, and conferences as well as for sightseeing and relaxation. |
Jl. Raya Uluwatu, Bukit Ungasan-Jimbaran 80361 Tel.62-361-703615 Fax.62-361-703617 |
Does it snow in Bali? This may occur in the year 3050. Here is my impression of it snowing in Bali. Heaven forbid!
If you would like to seek any other info on Bali or otherwise recommend or advertise a hotel or business in Bali,
then please email me.gnaxl@hotmail.com
This site updated 14th August, 2006