One of the surprising factors about Bali is the lack of public transport. This makes travelling around quite expensive, as you either have to pay for a
taxi or shuttle busses and these are not as cheap compared with public buses/trains in other countries we had visited.
We checked out a few tour operators and were quoted 185,000IR each
for a bus and 370,000IR for the both of us in a taxi. Thinking we could get a
better deal elsewhere, we asked a few of the taxi drivers on the street and
bartered one down to 300,000IR.
We were picked up at 11am from our home stay and arrived in Amed
at 1:30pm.
Thanks for your posts, very useful when I am planning my trip to Bali this November. And the photos are great as well.
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Nina
Thanks Nina, glad you find the posts helpful :)
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ReplyDeletechiangmai eco holidayWe have thoroughly enjoyed our years here in Thailand's "Rose of the North". The temperature here is comfortable enough to wear a single layer of light clothing.There is a cornucopia of things to discover in one of the World's best cities to visit (Travel and Leisure 2010) certain to cater to WANDERLUST.