Bali - What to do?
#41

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Terrorism concerns?
Several govts. warn of terrorism:
https://travel.state.gov/content/pas...indonesia.html
https://safetravel.govt.nz/indonesia
Several govts. warn of terrorism:
https://travel.state.gov/content/pas...indonesia.html
https://safetravel.govt.nz/indonesia
#42
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Well, here is essentially what we've decided upon with Putu (thanks @rhkkmk) and thank you everyone else for the recommendations:
May 17:
You can rest in the morning.
Afternoon you can see ubud market, palace, monkey forest by yourself.
May 18:
Cooking class in the morning
Afternoon by yourself.
See art museum, walk campuhan ridge, see legong dance at night by yourself
May 19:
Full day central bali
Hoin holly bathing in sudamala holly spring
Secluded tukad cepung waterfall and canyon
Lunch in floating restaurant of lake batur
Temple on lake batur
Panglipuran tranditional village and bamboo forest
Kehen temple
May 20:
Canyoneering by yourself. Transport provided by canyoneering company.
May 21:
Elephant safari park
Tegalalang/ ceking rice field
Water spring temple
Gunung kawi rocky temple
Elephant cave temple
Art/ Handicraft villages
Craft market.
May 22:
Beach day by yourself in seminyak beach
May 23:
Full day beach hoping in South Bali
We can visit and enjoy beaching in gunung payung beach, ungasan beach , nyang nyang beach, suluban beach.
Uluwatu cliff temple
Kecak dance
Jimbaran fish market
May 24
By yourself beach time.
May 25
Full day
Butterfly park
Jungle temple of batukaru
Hiking in jatuluwih rice field
Angseri hot spring
Taman ayun royal temple
Tanah lot sunset.
@YanaTravelArt I'll look up your recommendation and maybe we can fit it in somewhere here!
@julies thank you for the recommendations! I don't think we're going to have time to make it to Amed, but if we can squeeze a night in I'll check out the resort! The downhill biking could be really fun, though!
We leave mid-may, so I am counting down the days! I have yet to book some restaurants, but I'll be looking through some recommendations here! I'll keep everyone posted on the trip!
Thanks.
May 17:
You can rest in the morning.
Afternoon you can see ubud market, palace, monkey forest by yourself.
May 18:
Cooking class in the morning
Afternoon by yourself.
See art museum, walk campuhan ridge, see legong dance at night by yourself
May 19:
Full day central bali
Hoin holly bathing in sudamala holly spring
Secluded tukad cepung waterfall and canyon
Lunch in floating restaurant of lake batur
Temple on lake batur
Panglipuran tranditional village and bamboo forest
Kehen temple
May 20:
Canyoneering by yourself. Transport provided by canyoneering company.
May 21:
Elephant safari park
Tegalalang/ ceking rice field
Water spring temple
Gunung kawi rocky temple
Elephant cave temple
Art/ Handicraft villages
Craft market.
May 22:
Beach day by yourself in seminyak beach
May 23:
Full day beach hoping in South Bali
We can visit and enjoy beaching in gunung payung beach, ungasan beach , nyang nyang beach, suluban beach.
Uluwatu cliff temple
Kecak dance
Jimbaran fish market
May 24
By yourself beach time.
May 25
Full day
Butterfly park
Jungle temple of batukaru
Hiking in jatuluwih rice field
Angseri hot spring
Taman ayun royal temple
Tanah lot sunset.
@YanaTravelArt I'll look up your recommendation and maybe we can fit it in somewhere here!
@julies thank you for the recommendations! I don't think we're going to have time to make it to Amed, but if we can squeeze a night in I'll check out the resort! The downhill biking could be really fun, though!
We leave mid-may, so I am counting down the days! I have yet to book some restaurants, but I'll be looking through some recommendations here! I'll keep everyone posted on the trip!
Thanks.
#43
Joined: May 2017
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We've just returned from a trip in Indonesia (Bali, Jogya & Lombok)
We based ourselves in Ubud in a gorgeous resort found by surfing and reading some useful reviews in this community : http://www.alamindahbali.com/alam_shanti.htm
(Dewi was our accomodation)
Our guide was Putu Arnawa, a wonderful guide and person. He tailored 4 full days of excursions in different area of Bali to perfectly fit our requirements and expectations.
Puntual, helful and caring Putu made our stay in Bali unforgettable by letting us appreciate, capture and share balinese nature and culture.
Being an Italian speaking a non native language (English) this was very much appreciated
As far as beaches are concerned have a look at this resort
perfectly nestled in a nature paradise overlooking a secluded beach (Selong Belanak, Lombok south) quite different from crowded beaches...
http://sempiakvillas.com/
Selamat jalan (have a nice trip)
We based ourselves in Ubud in a gorgeous resort found by surfing and reading some useful reviews in this community : http://www.alamindahbali.com/alam_shanti.htm
(Dewi was our accomodation)
Our guide was Putu Arnawa, a wonderful guide and person. He tailored 4 full days of excursions in different area of Bali to perfectly fit our requirements and expectations.
Puntual, helful and caring Putu made our stay in Bali unforgettable by letting us appreciate, capture and share balinese nature and culture.
Being an Italian speaking a non native language (English) this was very much appreciated
As far as beaches are concerned have a look at this resort
perfectly nestled in a nature paradise overlooking a secluded beach (Selong Belanak, Lombok south) quite different from crowded beaches...
http://sempiakvillas.com/
Selamat jalan (have a nice trip)
#44
Joined: May 2017
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I just forgot to leave contacts of Putu, sorry about that..
www.balifriend.com
www.balifriend.net
[email protected]
www.balifriend.com
www.balifriend.net
[email protected]
#46
Joined: Jan 2005
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For what to do in Ubud I recommend Bali Bird Walk, 9 to 1 pm several days a week, not just birds,but also plants and butterflies and discussion of rice cultivation, including walking paddies in Penestan area and lunch at Murnis Warung. Sure is excellent, birders and beginners should enjoy. Details on website, Balibirdwalk.com, Reservations not needed.
#49
Joined: Aug 2011
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I've never before read anyone who described individual people as 'fungible'. I know what you mean but i don't think that word is well suited to what you want to say.
As far as Bali, simply type these words onto the google screen: bali golf.
As far as Bali, simply type these words onto the google screen: bali golf.








