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MONEY CHANGERS – HOW NOT TO GET RIPPED OFF

As in most countries, there are dishonest people in Bali too. Money changers have a notorious reputation for sleight of hand, rigged calculators and other scams. Unfortunately, we frequently hear from people who have been ripped off by one of these dishonest money changers. A little research before going to Bali will prevent anyone putting themselves in a position to be cheated. If you follow the rules set out below, you should not have a problem locating and using an honest money changer.

• DO NOT use a money changer that is located down a lane way or alley.

• DO NOT use a money changer with a desk at the back of another business.

• DO NOT use a money changer if the sign does not say “authorized” ( and even if the sign does say authorized, do not let your guard down and do follow all the same rules)
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VISA ON ARRIVAL

Please ensure that your passport has 6 months or longer of validity or you will not be allowed to enter Indonesia. They are very strict about this.

On arrival at Denpasar’s Ngurah Rai Airport you will leave the plane and head to the immigration hall. Once there, you will see 2 cubicles on either side of the hall with the sign Visa on Arrival (VOA). Line up at one of the queues to purchase your visas.

For a stay of 1 to 7 (calendar) days the VOA will be $10 USD. For a stay of 8 to 30 days the VOA will cost $25 USD. Your length of stay is taken very seriously so ensure you are purchasing the correct VOA. For stays of longer than 30 days, a 60 day visa needs to be obtained prior to leaving your country. Children are not exempt from having to have a VOA.
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Bali Kid Zone

Bagus Agro Pelaga
Lies over a lush tranquil forest, this luxury farm is the new eco-tourism spot in Bali that superbly designed to cater adventure activities for kids like camping, cycling, trekking, rafting, and more.
Jl Raya Puncak Mangu, Desa Pelaga, Petang
Tel: 7450031

Bali Mini Golf
Only 5 minutes away from the holly temple Tanah Lot, children can play golf in a miniature course into 18 different holes. With up to 7 strokes on each hole, it needs no worry to be an expert!
Add: Jl. By Pass Kerobokan,
Tanah Lot, Tabanan
Ph: 7437774

Bali Bird Park
Not only a unique place designed to increase the children’s awareness of their wildlife heritage but also welcomes school parties, provides children painting competitions and birthday parties.
Jl. Cok Ngurah Gambir,
Singapadu
Tel.: 299 352

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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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