With so many different languages around the world going on, we’re lucky that the touristic places in Bali do speak and understand English. Not only the English language, some guides and travel agencies are able to communicate in different languages. For example French, Dutch, German, Italian, Japanese and many more. However let’s try to learn … Read more
Are you looking for a quiet and peaceful place in Bali? Do you like to snorkel, free or scuba dive, yoga? Then Amed is for you! It’s pretty far from most things as it is a 3-4 hour drive from Seminyak, Canggu, depending on traffic. The first thing I notice when arriving in Amed, it’s … Read more
As of April 2022, Bali reopens and is accessible for tourists again. Before this only the people with a business visa were allowed to enter. Tourists have been travelling to Bali again. They come from different parts of the world to explore the island of gods again. The entry requirements for Bali or other parts … Read more
We visited the Bali Safari Marine Park for a family trip recently. This park was closed for several months because of the coronavirus pandemic. Steps were made to ensure the safety of both guests and staff. Despite the virus not showing any slowdown, we decided to go and take safety measures of our own. Read … Read more
It’s 2020, people haven’t been able to travel or go on vacation for a while now. It’s only a matter of when we can travel again, that’s when many first timers will visit Bali. It used to have hundreds of thousands of visitors each month, more than several millions a year. Every first-timer gasps in … Read more
I am writing this as the pandemic is soaring throughout the world. People are looking for business opportunities. A way to earn an income and get by. Especially in Bali, where tourism was the main source of income. Now expats and locals alike are looking into startups, business opportunities, making their own company and earn … Read more
First of all! Be safe and follow the local rules where you stay in Bali. Most of the tourist attractions have reopened. Read also the entry requirements for Bali and other parts of Indonesia. Now that we discussed this let’s check the perfect place for you. I am not going to take into account the … Read more
Indonesia has been exporting more furniture each year. The demand on a global scale for (hard) wood furniture is increasing. The country has a big availability in raw wood materials. They have 120.6 million hectares of forest and 12.8 million hectares of production forest. Besides having the raw materials, they also have skilled people. The … Read more
The tax law from Indonesia makes alcohol consumption pretty costly. Especially on a tourist island such as Bali where beers, cocktails and spirits are drank often. Because of the costs involved, locals in Bali (and Indonesia) reinvented Arak, a local distilled drink. The alcohol percentage varies in the drink between 30% – 60%. It depends … Read more
We call them mankind’s best friend, 4-legged companion, or just a dog. Whatever you call them I want to tell you about the Dogs of Bali because they deserve special attention and love! Currently, I own 2 Balinese dogs and both of them are rescue dogs from the street. Today 19th June 2020 I actually … Read more
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