If your first experience of being in Bali is trying to get transport from Denpasar Airport to Seminyak, then be prepared. The most common complaint I hear from friends, family and fellow travellers is how much of a nightmare it is trying to arrange transport at the airport to Seminyak after a long flight. Exiting customs …
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Like everything else in Bali, many scooter rental companies both small and large shut down during the Covid pandemic. Now that Bali has reopened for tourism again, scooter rental businesses are back in action and you won’t have an issue hiring one close to wherever you are staying or booking online and having your holiday …
Hiring a Bali private driver for sightseeing some of Bali’s extraordinary attractions or just to drive you for the day while visiting markets, beach clubs and restaurants for dinner is a great idea. This article will teach you how to hire a private driver in Bali, what you should pay and help you make a …
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If you are looking for a sure-fire way to save money while travelling, the Wise Debit Card is a must-have. I’ve been using Wise (formerly Transferwise) to transfer money between bank accounts in different currencies for a couple of years, and I swear by it. But the addition of personal debit cards as well as their original …
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The currency used in Bali is the Indonesian Rupiah, as Bali is one of 17,508 islands that make up the Indonesian archipelago, and is the only widely accepted currency in use in Bali. Indonesian Rupiah comes in denominations of 2,000, 5,000, 10,000, 20,000, 50,000 and 100,000 rupiah banknotes. What currency is used in Bali? Unlike some …
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Nothing ruins a holiday faster than losing your hard-earned cash or having your card swallowed because you made a simple but avoidable mistake. Using your credit or debit card in Bali is quite safe if you follow these Rules for Withdrawing Money at ATMs in Bali. From using ATMs at the airport, to which ones to avoid, read …
The short answer is yes, you do need to be vaccinated to enter Bali, Indonesia, but as with all government regulations, there are exemptions. Most importantly the latest government announcement stated that the previously mandated pre-departure PCR test result is no longer required for fully vaccinated International travellers.eVisa holders travelling on a B211A visa are also subject to …
Yes, you do need a Visa to enter Bali, Indonesia, unless you come from one of the countries on the Visa Exemption Arrangement (VEA) list. Otherwise, you are allowed to enter Bali and apply for a Visa on Arrival (VOA) at the visa counter inside Bali Airport after arrival if you are on the VOA-approved countries …
Please note: We have suspended Fast track service bookings due to a change in local government regulations prohibiting the provision of Fast Track services at Bali Airport for tourism. This being Indonesia, the rules can sometimes change quickly. All other Bali Airport Transfer services remain the same. And you would be well advised to be …
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Getting a taxi in any country can be a random hit-and-miss experience, and getting a taxi in Bali is no different. And just everywhere else in the world, most taxi drivers are solid, honest and hardworking. However, Bali is no different from anywhere else in that there are some dishonest drivers and plenty of scams …
