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Bali hotels : September/Oct. September is still high season in Bali and most hotels are booked out. In October there will be local holidays taking some hotels off the market. Looking for some quiet days in off season? Vist Bali in November or pre-peak season until mid December. Recommended are: If you usually stay at one the famous resorts why not try a One Bedroom Villa or Two Bedroom Villa instead this time? It's
a whole new experience with all the If it should be a "classic 5 star resort" in Legian beach however Bali Padma would be among your first considerations. Kuta is fun if you don't like to drive, instead walk to restaurants and shops. Beachside would be another advantage as well. Good rooms as well as private villas selection at Rama Beach Resort Don't like the busy waves at Kuta, but it should be on the beach nevertheless? No problem, Quiet waves are at Sanur Beach and Mercure Resort Sanur is a moderately priced hotel on the beach. Difficult to get a room at during the last few months was Bali Intercontinental especially at Bali1's "Insane Discount" rates. Well, October and November looks better again and rooms are available once again. Why not spend a week outside the season at this recommended beach resort and enjoy Bali without the stress before it all gets busy again in December
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| Treasure island | Perhaps there has been much information about Bali Island as a travellers destination. But information about its sister islands is still very limited. Bali has four sister islands, three of them are located on the southeast of Bali (Nusa Penida, Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Ceningan) and another on the west near Gilimanuk harbor called Menjangan Island. Nusa means, " island " in Balinese words read more>> |
| Bali Destinations | If you are going to Bali to watch the sunset and waves on the beach, you will have lots of fun. An increasing number of visitors want to see more than Kuta or Nusa Dua, and no doubt Bali has an abundance of cultural and historical places to visit, the following are the better known and famous ones read more>> |
| How to pick the airline to fly to Bali ? |
Airline tickets vary in prices and conditions and more than one airline can bring you to Bali. The big difference between the airlines are in the route they take and from whom you will purchase the ticket from. Since routes are changing quite often, it makes sense to ask an agent about your particular flight, chances are they know or can find out. Experiences tell it's still 50% uncertainty left after they advice you, because schedules change faster than the normal travel agent can keep up with read more>> |
| Bali's Beaches |
One of the main reasons for attracting so many visitors is Bali's image as a beach destination, with white sandy beaches all around. Most of it is true, we like to help you to distinguish the different beaches to see if they fit your particular needs read more>> |
| Nightlife in Bali |
Bali's main areas that attract visitors also all have their night spots. The tastes are different, so for some people the nightlife has something to do with the "Happy hour" offered at many bars and restaurants, others just wake up at this time of day to get ready for the night according to the motto the-later-the-better. A preferred area is the Kuta-Legian-Seminyak strip, busy at all times of day and also open 'til late" or even 24 hours read more>> |
| Bali a Shopper's Paradise |
Guideline for the casual holiday shopper and the "shop till you drop" hard liner. Shopping is rarely a motivation to go anywhere that far away from home as Bali, unless you are doing it for business. However if you are visiting the island it can be great fun to see large ranges of fancy handicrafts and other unexpensive items that are produced locally on the island read more>> |
| Language of the Markets | As you fight your way through the streets, restaurants and markets of Sanur, Ubud and Kuta, you quickly realize that there is a small selection of "standard" English greetings and phrases used by many of the people involved in the tourist industry read more>> |
| Religion in Bali |
Many visitors who arrive in Bali do not realize that Bali is very different religiously, to the rest of Indonesia. Balinese people have been Hindus for eight hundred years. They follow a branch of Hinduism that owes a lot to that of India, but is quite different. The most obvious discrepancy is that the Balinese eat cows, but there are numerous others read more>> |
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