Bargaining Techniques in Bali Try to find the price range of the item first do not ever assume a price or take a (perhaps biased) bystander’s word for it. Before you go out shopping, spot-check prices in your hotel shop. If a smaller hotel,.. |
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Traveler Checks and Credit Cards There is no black market in Indonesia, so for safety’s sake bring only a portion ot your funds in cash. Though rates are often better for traveler’s checks than for cash, always carry some US$5, US$10, and US$20 dollar bills.. |
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Changing Money in Bali United States dollars, accepted all over Indonesia since War World II, are still the most useful foreign currency to carry through these islands. It is very recommended that you always bring US Dollar in Bali. Though the dollar will probably.. |
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Tipping in Bali A few annoying Western customs, like tipping, have caught on. Never tip waiters in restaurants, bartenders, reception people in small hotels, hairdressers, medical personnel, or tailors. Only tip taxi drivers and porters for unusually good service or extra-heavy bags. It.. |
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Hiring a Driver Along with doing without all the headaches involved in driving your own
vehicle, there are other distinct advantages to hiring a driver. Comparison shop
to find a driver who can also serve as guide, i.e., provide some
cultural/historic context to.. |
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Bali Harbours Bali has five harbors. Once the hub of Dutch shipping companies, the northern
port of Buleleng along the waterfront in Singaraja is the
oldest. Now this old, crumbling, picturesque port is no longer used by big ships
because of its.. |
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Body Languages in Bali Aggressive gestures and postures such as crossing your arms or standing with your hands on hips while talking, particularly with older people, is regarded as insulting since this is the traditional posture of defiance and anger in wayang theater. In.. |
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North of Kuta At low tide, bicycle rides or walks along the firm, moist sand are refreshing. Heading north of Kuta, you can ride for about seven kilometers. At this point either retrace your tracks or turn inland at the thatched roofs of.. |
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Where To Surf in Bali Padang Padang Uluwatu’s status as the number one surfing spot has since been challenged by Padang Padang, a shallow reef breaks just two km down the coast on the southern tip on Bali. Surfer Magazine has called Padang Padang “one of.. |
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Surfing in Kuta Beach Kuta and Legian offer some recreational waves of up to two meters, fanned and given shape by the offshore winds for at least nine months of the year. During the summer, December – February, the weather is inconsistent, from clear.. |
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