Bail is so jammed nowadays.
It is so different from 8 years ago.
Phuket vs bali. Which win for your heart?
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Jan 15 2020, 04:23 PM
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QUOTE(L.Torreira @ Jan 15 2020, 04:06 PM) Which part of Bali? Bali you need to explore gem places such as nusa penida, nusa lembongan, amed, kintamani, singaraja, lovina etc. Not only just kuta, ubud, uluwatu, seminyak, legian la. Rent scooter to explore hidden gem. Backpacker like angmoh I did try rent a scooter for 3 days just to try out the experience. My wife complained HOT  The weather was hot in October. I only rode the scooter for short distances as I'm not a regular bike rider. |
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QUOTE(patienceGNR @ Jan 15 2020, 04:20 PM) even in bangkok I rent scooter. Ride from Bangkok to Ratchaburi just to COD an item with a local there. 4 hours+ return trip on a scooter. Not sure when you went to Bedugul but I went in Oct last year and it wasn't cold at all.Seriously damn fun. Now, I truly wish that I have not only my gf to go with, but more friends to tag alongside... Bali is actually quite packed nowadays but I'm not too worried because I ride bike only.  Going up the Bedugul, then northern area is one hell of an adventure. I didn't know it was gonna be cold at the time, went up the mountain without jacket. Wore only short sleeve, short pants. Haha... it was crazy. The weather was hot and too many tourists as well. I went to Bedugul many years ago and at the time it was the most cooling and relaxing place in Bali. Real cooling and not many people. |
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QUOTE(PrincZe @ Jan 15 2020, 04:34 PM) do u need to have scooter license? i never ride scooter before. I have motorcycle license (B2).It is generally safe in Bali. I never got stopped by police. FYI I have seen many people riding without helmets, including foreigners / tourists. I have even seen a foreigner riding against traffic in Ubud. But I have never seen bikes beating red lights. They always stop at red lights and behind the white line at the traffic light  |
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