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Bali Activities

There are many choice of different activities are available in bali, means that there is indeed something for everyone. whether you want to throw yourself from high altitudes, hurtle down frothing rapids, explore the wonders of deep or just lie back and take it easy, bali has perfected the art of keeping its guest happy.

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February Weather, For those going in Feb

in February the weather is great if a little humid.  even though it is rainy season, it is still warm, but there is a chance that it will rain all day on some days, on others it may only rain a little, on others it might not rain at all. but it is still warm and mostly only rain at night leaving everything fresh for the morning.

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Taxi Fare From The Ngurah Rai Airport

Many People asked taxi fare from bali airport to the many destination around the island, here is some of the price list.

Destination Price
Tuban Rp. 30.000
Kuta Rp. 40.000
Kuta Center Rp. 45.000
Legian Rp. 50.000
Seminyak Rp. 55.000
Dyana Pura Rp. 60.000
Oberoi Rp. 60.000
Denpasar Rp. 60.000 - Rp.90.000
Sanur Rp. 85.000
Nusa Dua Rp. 85.000
Jimbaran Rp. 50.000 - Rp. 60.000
Ubud Rp. 175.000
Candi Dasa Rp. 300.000
Padang Bay Rp. 280.000

You can book the taxi at taxi booking center, outside the exit terminal. there will be a board that list more detail destination and price. the price is for one car,not per person. ask if your destination is not listed.

If you already book a hotel, it is better if you request a pick up from airport to the hotel. almost all hotel give a free pick up.

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Bali Weather

The climate in this archipelago on the equator is tropical. In the lowlands, temperatures average between 21°C and 33°C, but in the mountains it can go as low as 5°C. Humidity varies but is always high, between 60 % and 100 %.

In general, Bali experiences two yearly seasons of monsoon winds: the southeast monsoon, bringing dry weather (musim panas - dry season), and the northwest monsoon, bringing rain (musim hujan- rainy season). Often the changing seasons can bring the time of high waves (musim ombak).
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Bali Electricity and Plug Adapter

Most of Indonesia has converted to 220 volts and 50 cycles, though a few places are still on the old 110 lines. Ask before you plug in if your are uncertain. Power failures are common in smaller cities and towns. Voltage can fluctuate considerably so use a stabilizer for computers and similar equipment. Plugs are of the European two-pronged variety.

Check with the hotel where you are staying as many have adapters which you can use while staying. there are many cheap adapters in Bali also.  these will probably be cheaper than your home town.

Travellers Diaorrhea

Dietary Recommendations for Simple Gastroenteritis, Advice received from BIMC Hospital. Kuta.

Avoid

  • Greasy Fried Foods
  • Soft Drinks
  • Alcohol
  • Coffee
  • All Dairy Foods (Except Natural Yogurt)
  • Spicy Food
  • Excessive Smoking
  • Very Hot Or Very Cold (Ice) Food Or Drink

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