How to Get Around in Bali: 7 Best Transportation Types Ranked (Expat Guide)
I’ve been based in Bali for two years and here’s my quick break-down of all the different types of transportation you can use to get around.
I’ve been based in Bali for two years and here’s my quick break-down of all the different types of transportation you can use to get around.
5 Essentials that will help you navigate traveling in Guatemala, one of the most amazing & adventurous countries in Central America.
Swimming through a pitch-black cave in Guatemala, with the only light being from candlelight (that I had to hold in my mouth!) to an underground cliff-jumping spot is the most unhinged memory I have from traveling through Guatemala. If you’re thinking about taking a caves add-on tour when visiting Semuc Champey, my advice is to just do it.
I’ve stayed in dozens of hostels in places like Mexico, Guatemala, Peru, Egypt, India, Morocco, Ethiopia, Italy, France, Hungary, Thailand, Vietnam, and Indonesia. If you’re a woman whose on the fence about staying at hostels, I recommend you take the plunge and try it out.
I Was Scared to Learn How to Drive a Scooter I put off things, I’m not sure why. Like scuba diving – I have been SO. Many. Places. with absolute world-class scuba diving, but since I never bothered to get my scuba certification I have never done it 🤷♀️. Maybe it’s some type of subconscious fear…
My hotel had started a new practice to keep the bugs away and was spraying pesticides every Tuesday on the down low.
A story from when I wound up having to take an illegal taxi which was preying on tourists right outside the airport terminal in Lima, Peru.
Kuta Lombok has such good food – Authentic international cuisine for the expat population in the area, as well as fantastic local fish BBQs.
I NEVER thought I was going to crash my scooter in Bali. The truth is, it’s really easy to get in an accident.
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