Safe Couches for Women Surfing in Bali
Ranisa
Bali
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Jakartans who loves to explore the world, currently in Bali to make memories.
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listya
Bali
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi ladies, i have some small bussiness in bali for tour & travel agency Own by my self My service is airport pick up, Bali day tour, activities in bali and with my pleasure to share my knowladge about bali😊
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Laura
About Me
Hi! I am Laura ! I left Colombia when I was 16 and have lived in more than 3 countries 🌎 I love traveling and intent to full time travel all my 20’s 😍 I am new in bali and I am starting my journey of becoming a Digital Nomad I am a yoga teacher and love surfing 🧘♀️🏄♀️
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Ranisa
About Me
Jakartans who loves to explore the world, currently in Bali to make memories.
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Is Bali worth visiting?
Based on 46 experiences
Solo travel
Bali is pretty safe for solo travellers. The whole country main income is tourism, they are setup to accomodate anyone and everyone. It’s very cheap (atleast for Aussies with the conversion rate) I stayed in a Villa by myself and also decided to stay in a hostel (same price as being somewhere on my own!). The best way to get around is by motorbike. Use the apps Grab & GoJek
Posted: December 26, 2024Solo travel
Drivers: Generally a positive experience. On time, helpful, polite etc then we got a bad one. Asked us if we wanted to visit a wood carving site. Firmly said no and an hour later we pulled into a wood carving site. Made the mistake of telling this guy we would pay for 6 - 8 hours which meant he drove us through places we didn't want to go. In the end I told him we would pay for 8 hours even if we got back early. Within 10 minutes we were back at the hotel. I checked the villages he had driven through against a map, he was just wasting time. I think these guys should be licensed. Truely appalling: The harressment: Bali's main income is via tourism? well they should look after the tourists a little better. We spent a lot, we tipped well, we bought a lot of stuff that we wanted. We did not need to be constantly hassled or have people attempting to con us. Very quickly I learnt to ignore the hawkers. But it doesn't stop there, taxi drivers, wait staff, it doesn't matter where you go everyone tries it on in some way to try and make an extra dollar. Even an elderly gentleman at a temple gave us a traditional blessing, very nice, then lifts up a cloth on the table indicating a stack of cash. We gave some and he became agitated demanding more, we walked out. End result: If I visit again it will be to a resort and I will spend most time on the beach and away from Bali itself. But with the crap in the water I think there are many other places offering a good beach to relax on without the possible health risk and other associated drawbacks.
Posted: August 19, 2024Upcoming visitors to Bali
Elfrida
About Me
Hi there! I'm elfrida, who loves exploring new places, learning about different cultures, and meeting amazing people along the way. I enjoy stepping out of my comfort zone and believe travel is the best way to grow and create unforgettable memories.
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Anna
About Me
Digital nomand. Listener. Like to sew and watching nature. Anger when I’m hungry. Calm mostly. Early bird.
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