Your Ultimate Guide to Visiting Bali
Everything you need to know
in ONE place
Forget about the countless hours you’d waste sifting through blogs and watching an endless array of videos trying to find the best places to stay in Bali, the ultimate spots to eat and drink, and the best things to do and see.
There’s no need to stress about visas, money, internet access, costs, safety concerns, or how the heck you’re going to get around because it’s all here.
This 91-page E-book contains everything you need to know for your upcoming trip to Bali and it’s all in one place!
7,95 €
7,95 €
Your Ultimate Guide to Visiting Bali
Everything you need to know
in ONE place!
Forget about the countless hours you’d waste sifting through blogs and watching an endless array of videos trying to find the best places to stay in Bali, the ultimate spots to eat and drink, and the best things to do and see. There’s no need to stress about visas, money, internet access, costs, safety concerns, or how the heck you’re going to get around because it’s all here.
This 91-page E-book contains everything you need to know for your upcoming trip to Bali and it’s all in one place!
Included in this guide:
- Important info (visas, money, SIM cards, internet access, scams)
- Best ways to get around (transport options)
- Areas of the island to stay inÂ
- Best places to stay (based on a mix of the location, quality, convenience, budget, previous reviews & in some cases, personal experience)
- Great restaurants to eat at
- Bars to have a drink in, and clubs to go out partying (if you’re up for it!)
- Places to visit (tourist attractions & lesser known spots)
- Cost expectations
- Bonus tips to know to make your trip go smoother
- Culture and traditions to be aware of
- Basic phrases to know in Balinese
- Foods to try – a list of local Balinese dishes to order
- Packing essentials – things you will definitely need! (Based on experience)
- Best time of year to go – based on the weather, costs and other factors
What it took to make this Ultimate Guide to Visiting Bali
What it took to make this Ultimate Guide to Visiting Bali
To create this 91-page indepth guide, it took 4 trips to the island, months of exploring, countless weeks of research, my own experiences, mistakes I made, being scammed out of money (very easily avoidable!) and weeks to put it all into one package for you.
A little advice for travelling…
Things don’t go to plan and once you accept that you’ll have much more enjoyable trips. Being spontaneous is great, but that doesn’t mean you can’t be well prepared.
I LOVE to research a place before I go to make sure I don’t miss out on something, saving my ‘must sees’. Doing research also helps you to avoid unneccesary stress, hours of car time (from being unorganised), bad meals, scams etc.
What I do is have it in the back of my mind the things that I want to do, but then I only make a plan for the day ahead 1 or 2 days in advance. This allows me to leave things open for unexpected adventures or happenings, or maybe even rest days.
What if you meet a local who gives you an insider tip that you wish to investigate?Or you meet a cool group of people you want to adventure with for the day? Doing it this way means that you can ensure that you’ll visit all of the things you really want to, but you’re not stuck to plans, overwhelmed, or exhausted.
Having zero plan is a sure way to ruin your holiday. You know when you get home and see something epic, then realise you were a 10 minute drive away from it but you never knew it existed?
Yeah, that stings.
A little advice for travelling…
Things don’t go to plan and once you accept that you’ll have much more enjoyable trips. Being spontaneous is great, but that doesn’t mean you can’t be well prepared.
I LOVE to research a place before I go to make sure I don’t miss out on something, saving my ‘must sees’. Doing research also helps you to avoid unneccesary stress, hours of car time (from being unorganised), bad meals, scams etc.
What I do is, have it in the back of my mind the things that I want to do, but then I only make a plan for the day ahead 1 or 2 days in advance. This allows me to leave things open for unexpected adventures or happenings, or maybe even rest days.
What if you meet a local who gives you an insider tip that you wish to investigate? Or you meet a cool group of people you want to adventure with for the day? Doing it this way means that you can ensure that you’ll visit all of the things you really want to, but you’re not stuck to plans, overwhelmed, or exhausted.
Having zero plan is a sure way to ruin your holiday. You know when you get home and see something epic, then realise you were a 10 minute drive away from it but you never knew it existed?
Yeah, that stings.