Bali Update Information

Tips | Hazards

2008-08-24T06:31:00.000-07:00

• Sunburn and heatstroke are very real problems when you're out on the waves in the heat of the tropical sun. Sunblock is essential, and most surfers wear a rash-vest as well.
• Insects, especially the stinging variety, can be bothersome, annoying, and sometimes downright dangerous. Avoid open-air eating areas. Avoid highly perfumed products. Many soaps, shampoos, and lotions contain strong fragrances that attract insects.
• Higher altitudes tend to have lower insect populations, and hence less risk of insect bites. The best bet is to follow some simple precautions to avoid stinging, buzzing bugs, and thereby have a more pleasant holiday:
• Avoid swimming in small ponds or pools of water. Stagnant water is the favorite breeding ground of mosquitoes. Also, mosquitoes come out to feed at dusk, so try and remain indoors during this time. While camping, remember to take along mosquito netting as an added precaution.
• Don't lie on the bare grass or sand. Always use a towel, mat, or blanket between you and the ground. Don't lay your clothes directly on the ground, since the perspiration or other scents on them may attract insects. Hang your clothes up, and always remember to shake them out before wearing them again. Always remember to shake out your shoes and socks before putting them back on.
• Use tweezers to remove any kind of sting from the surface of the skin. Apply them as close as possible to the point of entry and pull slowly and steadily until the sting comes out. Exception: never remove a bee's stinger by squeezing it. Instead, use a credit card, fingernail, or other semi-rigid flat object to scrape it off your skin, being careful not to squeeze the attached sac.
• To minimize chemical exposure, dress in shoes, socks, pants, and long-sleeved shirts, so you can spray your clothing instead of large areas of skin. Apply repellent sparingly to the remaining exposed skin.
• Remember to reapply the repellent every few hours, as the effectiveness wears off over time. Always reapply repellent after swimming, heavy perspiration, or exposure to rain, as water may reduce its effectiveness.

Tips | Enjoying Your Day

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• Be kind to your body and eat a good breakfast before you go. You'll need the energy, but be sure to leave time for the meal to settle before you get to the venues. Take a restroom break whenever you are close to a restroom.
• Don't leave your valuables unattended on the beach and are amazed to find them gone when you return. Carefully with your belongings at all times. You won't know, crime may happen anywhere and surely can ruin your trips. Leave your expensive items in your hotel safe. An affluent appearance makes you a more attractive target for thieves.
• Don't looking like a tourist by dressing conservatively and being inconspicuous with your camera and map.
• Arrive early, you'll get a good parking place. Many venues charge for parking, so make sure to include this in your budget. Most venues have enough parking, so your biggest problem probably won't be finding a space, but finding your way back to it at the end of the day.
• Don't follow the crowd, look for the road less traveled. You should look through the venue's map and see if you can decide on a place to rest. Make a plan that will leave you in that area when it is time to eat.
• You should also locate the venue's restrooms while you have the map out so that you'll be able to take advantage of them when one is in the area.
• Agree on a meeting place if you get separated. While you're still all together and you have the map out, find a central meeting place for everyone in case you get separated.
• You'll be tempted with lots of tasty treats all day. Remember that your body is already stressed by all the activity so try to fit some healthy food into your day. Rich foods are more difficult for your body to digest.
• When buying souvenirs, remember you might have to carry them until the end of the day. Many venue's will close their rides, but still leave their shops open for a while. This will also allow the parking lot some time to thin out.

Tips | On Activity

2008-08-24T06:26:00.000-07:00

• Drink plenty of water throughout the day. Plenty of water will help your body to make it through the day.
• Swim between the lifesavers' flags. Don't swim outside designated swimming areas on the beach, Bali's currents can be very strong rips.
• Don't swim in the sea at night or when the beach is unpatrolled. Jet-ski accidents are common because of the speed these craft travel at. Be careful.
• Don't parasail with cheap, unlicensed amateurs. Only use major companies that are insured.
• Pay attention to ride height and health restrictions; they are there for a reason. If you try to sneak in when you were advised not to ride and ignore the posted warnings, you may end up suffering for the rest of your trip.
• It's also advisable to bone up on your first-aid knowledge, especially mouth-to-mouth resuscitation techniques, which can be life-saving if someone's been knocked out on a remote break.
• You should consider mixing some indoor shows, or theater rides with outdoors or action rides. This will give you some much needed little breaks to sit down and cool off throughout the day.
• You'll want to have a plan to get to see as much as possible. Use the venue's map and tip board to help you plan your day. You want to avoid killing yourself by walking back and forth across the venues. Be sure to note the location of lost and found, restaurants, water fountains and restrooms on the venue's map.
• Check out the tip board for character appearances, time and other helpful information such as wait times, hours open, height, age and health restrictions.
• Since many of the parks have water rides that are designed to get you wet and cool you off; you might want to also consider the see through factor of your clothing if it gets wet
• Wear a hat, sunglasses, comfortable and supportive shoes
• Cover your body with a strong sunscreen
• Use some baby powder with cornstarch to help keep your feet and other body parts dry.
• Avoid wearing jewelry or other loose items that could get caught or become uncomfortable on the rides
• If you come without equipment, you'll find plenty of water sport shops, selling boards, spare fins and leashes and brand-name sportwear

Tips | Things To Bring

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• Check your travel insurance does it cover your activities.
• Wherever you go, even you want to spend your time on the beach, don't forget to bring sunblock. The Bali sun is very strong and you'll be exposed to it for much of the day. A burn will ruin your whole trip.
• Don't forget the tops of your ears and wear protective, loose, comfortable clothing. It is recommended to bring swimsuits and towel, in case you want to swim.
• Always cover your head with a scarf or hat, and if wearing shorts, the backs of your knees. They can also help keep you cool and save you from burning. But, you'll have to hold on to them the whole day, so don't bring the ones you'll be upset about losing.
• Consider bringing raingear or sunglasses. Always check weather reports to see if you'll need it for a few minutes or hours.
• Forget high fashion, you want to be able to enjoy all your days at the venues. Wear cool and comfortable clothing. Since many of the venues have water rides that are designed to get you wet and cool you off; you might want to also consider the see through factor of your clothing if it gets wet.
• Wear clothing to protect against poison of plants, ivy or sumac. This generally means wearing long socks, keeping your feet covered and, if at all possible, wearing long pants. Light-colored clothing and broad-brimmed hats can help protect against ticks, as can tucking your pants into your socks. Around dusk, be sure you're wearing clothing that will protect you from mosquitoes.
• Bring extra clothing. It may get too warm and you may wish to strip down, or it may become unexpectedly chilly or wet.
• Wear cool, comfortable and supportive shoes. You are going to spend a lot of time on your feet. Bring an extra pair of shoes and socks to leave in your car, in case one pair gets wet.
• Carry a small first aid kit with you in case of an emergency.
• Be sure to take plenty of water along, especially if traveling to remote areas.
• Make sure to carry calorie-dense food such as energy bars, chocolate, hard-boiled eggs, sweets, and nuts. These are generally lightweight and provide the necessary energy to keep you going.
• You might bring a collapsible plastic water cup to assist you at the drinking fountains and a fanny pack to do the work of carrying all the items you'll need.

Tips | Planning Your Activities

2008-08-24T06:23:00.000-07:00

• Make a plan before you go. Get a list of the activities and everyone in the planning. If the venues are so large; you may not be able to see everything even if you have more than one day at the venues. Some of the activities are so awesome; you may want to try to enjoy them more than once.
• Go off-season when the venues are less crowded, but check the venues' hours to make sure they haven't cut too much time out of your day. Many venues have longer hours during certain days. Check to see if you can make it on one of those days.
• Go on days when the venue is open extra hours. Check the daily attendance records and go on the lighter days. Surprisingly, the weekend may be less crowded since many are using the weekend as traveling days for their week long vacations. Get there early
• Use the map when you plan to avoid crisscrossing. Get a list of the rides or a map of the venue. You may not be able to see everything even if you have more than one day at the venue.
• Check the venues opening times, they do change. Some will open earlier or close later on certain days thus giving you more bang for the buck
• It is better for you to rent a car for your family when you want to go somewhere because they will deliver you everywhere in Bali. In Bali not all places can be passed by public transport. Ask a tour operator.
• Make sure you know your route, and bring along detailed maps of the area. Let someone know how long you plan to be away.
• Always bring some cash if you go around, in case you need to buy something, because not all places in Bali accept credit card. It is possible to draw money from the many ATMs.
• Before you make reservations, you might want to call ahead to find out about any special events that are taking place around the time of your vacation. The venues publish schedules with this information and these can be found by directly contacting the venues and are also available at tourist information centers and your hotels.
• Get your tickets from the authorized agents ahead of time to avoid the line at the gate.
• Remember that some of the activities have height restrictions. Many activities also have health warnings for items such as pregnancy or heart trouble. It is better to plan in advance than to build up a activity as a must see only to find a restriction that will keep some from going on the activity.

Activities | Tips

2008-08-24T06:20:00.000-07:00

GOING on a holiday that includes outdoor activities is one of the most rewarding ways to enjoy leisure time. Nobody pays all that money to stand in line all day and you want to spend more time on the activities.

A little research, planning and preparation and you can get much more out of your day at the your activities. We can help you avoid the lines and have a safe.

There are some things to think about:
• Planning Your Activities
Make a plan before you go. Get a list of the activities and everyone in the planning. If the venues are more
• Things to Bring
Check your travel insurance does it cover your activities. Wherever you go, even you want to more
• On Activity
Drink plenty of water throughout the day. Plenty of water will help your body to make it through the more
• Enjoying Your Day
Be kind to your body and eat a good breakfast before you go. You'll need the energy, but be sure to more
• Hazards
Sunburn and heatstroke are very real problems when you're out on the waves

Activities | Best Time to Go

2008-08-24T06:17:00.000-07:00

HOWEVER you plan to spend your time in Bali, it is virtually guaranteed that you will find what you are looking for, the only question is whether you have enough time.To avoid disappointment, call ahead when planning your trip to see if any of the big rides will be closed due to scheduled maintenance during your stay. You don't want to get all the way there only to find out that destination place is closed while you're in town.

Like to do some sports on your vacation? Well, you can say Bali is the best place to do it. You can join sports from the high risk which pumping your adrenalin out, to the less risk and enjoyable one. You can also choose from a variety of on land sports to water sports that you prefered

Check the places opening times, they do change. Some will open earlier or close later on certain days thus giving you more bang for the buck. Before you make all your other reservations, you might want to call ahead to find out about any special park events that are taking place around the time of your vacation. You might find something special enough to warrant changing the dates of your vacation.

Generally, we divide venues to activity in Bali by three categories: • Adventure
Many people think Bali is the ideal island for relaxing by a pool, sipping cocktails at sunset and more
• Recreation
Bali's natural attractions include miles of sandy beaches (many are well-known amongst more
• Sport
For more informal sports, such as soccer (the most popular sports on the island), badminton

Activities | Operator

2008-08-24T06:16:00.000-07:00

IS this your first visit to Bali and you are wondering what to see? Or you have been to Bali before and now want to see more? Should you find any or perhaps all of them interesting, call your travel agent; if you already have one, ask them to book a seat to many activities. If you haven't got one, shop around.

Most people come to Bali to experience the marvelously rich cultural heritage, some come for the beaches and the waves, others for pure relaxation. The most recent boom in activities in Bali has been of the liquid variety, even there are a wide variety of other activities available. The activity of operators listed in our directory are reputable and can set you up with amazing activities.

This is to answer a question on what to do in Bali apart from sunbathing on a beach. A lot of people think that there's not a lot to do in Bali during your holiday session. In fact, there are many real activity options as many as your sense of adventure, from trekking to sailing, from cycling to rafting, and from studying to playing game. All are in a big fun and many variations.

Generally, we divide venues to activity in Bali by three categories: • Adventure
Many people think Bali is the ideal island for relaxing by a pool, sipping cocktails at sunset and forgetting about the real world. While this is entirely more
• Recreation
Bali's natural attractions include miles of sandy beaches (many are well-known amongst surfers), picturesque rice terraces, towering active more
• Sport
For more informal sports, such as soccer (the most popular sports on the island), badminton, volleyball, hook up with the locals

Island of Activities

2008-08-24T06:14:00.001-07:00

WHETHER you want to throw yourself from high altitudes, hurtle down frothing rapids, explore the wonders of the deep or just lie back and take it easy, Bali is the place. The beach is a major factor in any island holiday and Bali has a coastline which offers every possible water activity, including surfing some of the best waves in the world, swimming with dolphins, cruises, snorkeling, diving, sailing, and parasailing.

Although not everybody knows it, Bali is also the perfect spot to do, safely, a lot of outdoor activities such as rafting, mountain cycling, hiking, and many others, including some extreme activities like bungee jumping and paragliding. Being an island is natural that most of the outdoor activities are related to the sea and indeed Bali is one of the best known place all over the pacific rim to do surfing.

Bali offers travelers of all ages numerous and various leisure activities to enjoy in this paradise island. Do not worry about your interests and budget, you can always find activities to satisfy your needs and pocket. Therefore, it is the perfect place for an entire family vacation. It's a place where you will find comfortable lodgings, a caring service, a wealth of leisure activities all mixed with friendly people and cozy places.

Generally, we divide places to activity in Bali by three categories:
• Adventure • Recreation • Sport

Other Affairs | Papers & Procedure

2008-08-02T16:49:00.001-07:00

PAPERWORK agents specialized in obtaining driver's license for tourist or expatriates to Bali or even guide you with setting up a domicile in Bali. They can assist you in acquiring legal documents or pertinent information necessary to relocate to Bali.

Their areas of expertise include:
• SIM (Driver's License)
• International Drivers' Licenses
• SKLD (Certificate of Police Registration)
• Population Documents
• SKJ (Travelling Permit)
• Wedding Papers

SIM (Driver's License)
Foreigners are allowed to obtain an Indonesian driver's license or SIM (Surat Izin Mengemudi) that issued valid for one year from the date of issuance. Foreigners are only permitted to obtain Class A licenses (private cars) or Class C licenses (motorcycles). Procedure to make a driver's license are: • Go to the Police Office which is responsible for issuing driver's licenses for residents of Denpasar. You will need to bring: • Original passport.
• Original and copy of KITAS (Temporary Stay Permit).
• Original and copy of your current driver's license
• Copy of the identity and valid visa pages in your passport

• Purchase "Tanda Pembayaran Permohonan Pembuatan Surat Ijin Mengemudi" slip from either of the two bank offices on the premises. This slip represents the payment of the official fee.
• Present this bank slip at the adjoining booth and you will receive a copy of the application form (Surat Permohonan SIM).
• Complete this form, which is only available in Bahasa Indonesia, and proceed to the foreigners window. You will be required to give: • Original passport.
• Original and copy of KITAS (Temporary Stay Permit).
• Original and copy of your current driver's license
• Copy of the identity and valid visa pages in your passport

• Purchase "Tanda Pembayaran Permohonan Pembuatan Surat Ijin Mengemudi" slip from either of the two bank offices on the premises. This slip represents the payment of the official fee.
• Present this bank slip at the adjoining booth and you will receive a copy of the application form (Surat Permohonan SIM).
• Complete this form, which is only available in Bahasa Indonesia, and proceed to the foreigners window. You will be required to give: • Copy of your passport
• Copy of your KITAS card
• Copy of your current driver's license
• Bank slip
• Completed application form
• Additional payment in accordance with the following depend on if you posses an international driver's license or applying for a new license without a valid license.
It is not usually required that you take a written test or driving test. The attendant will want to see your original documents at this time, but they will not keep your originals. Proceed to the next window with above documents.
• Your picture will be taken with a camera, also your fingerprints, and you will be asked to sign a slip of paper, from which your signature is then scanned.
• You will then be asked to wait in the waiting area. The length of the wait depends on the number of people ahead of you. When your name is called, you can pick up your license, depending on the class of license that you are making.

International Drivers' Licenses
Alternatively, you can drive in Indonesia (as a resident) on an international driver's license. In the US, there are only two agencies that can issue valid US IDPs. Other organizations issuing them are not issuing official US State Department sanctioned permits. Now, that is not to say that Indonesian officials will know this or won't accept the other permits.

SKLD (Certificate of Police Registration)
The SKLD (Surat Keterangan Lapor Diri) is issued by the Direktorat Intelpam Sub Direktorat Pengawasan Orang Asing of the National Police. This is an important document and you should carry a photocopy with you at all times. Before the issuance of the SKLD, you need a STM. The STM is a resort police report acknowledging your residence, which is issued by the resort police office nearest your residence.

Population Documents
Expatriates are required to obtain several documents from the local municipality's population office. Once you have established yourself in your place of residence you must report your presence to the local neighborhood head, klian banjar. You should keep copies of all your relevant immigration documents at your home, just incase you are caught in an occasional "sweeping" check of expat documents.

These are relatively routine operations that are conducted periodically and are not an effort to harass or otherwise inconvenience the foreign community. They are usually checking for people who are here illegally. If you are here legally and have the documents to prove it there is nothing to fear. If you are approached or threatened by suspicious persons, try to get their names, affiliations and contact numbers.

SKJ (Travelling Permit)
A Travelling permit or SKJ - Surat Keterangan Jalan means travelling permit in Indonesia. It is required by the police office in the event that you want to visit a work location outside of the island of Java.

Wedding Papers
Please refer to things to prepare for information on these documents.
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Paperwork | Other Affairs

2008-08-02T16:46:00.000-07:00

Business opportunities in Indonesia are more competitive that make demand of papers arrangement increase. The foreigners who do business in Indonesia need also to complete many papers. Generally, they use service of private bureau (biro jasa) to complete their papers (business documents). By the chance, they can save the time need and they will not encounter the difficulties from dishonest local office staff as well.

The service can make the customers satisfied of quality, efficiency and excellence from needed service

Job & Business Tips

2008-05-09T19:36:00.000-07:00

ALONG with the excitement of living in Bali and the promise of an enriching cultural and professional experience come the mundane tasks of planning your move to Bali. Most of you find moving domestically a stressful event, moving to a new country constitutes an even more challenging transition.

Here are things to consider when getting a business in Bali:
• Prepare a checklist of tasks to accomplish for your move. The key to a successful move is being realistic about what you can do yourself and seeking assistance for tasks that can be performed by others.
• Negotiate with your employer for a trip to Bali. Exploring alternatives for housing, schooling, recreation and availability of goods, as well as beginning to learn the layout of the city you will be living in will greatly assist in your preparations.
• Requirements for listing every item in your shipment can be a bother. But, if your paperwork is complete and in order it will greatly speed up clearing your goods through customs in Indonesia.
• Make a suggested list of tasks to start with, not necessarily in this order:
• Ensure your paperwork
• Bring your records
• Organize your financial matters
• Kept or shipped your belongings
• A lot of foreigners who work in Bali experience 'culture shock'. The intensity differs from person to person but everyone experiences a period of adjustment. How to cope with 'culture shock':
• Make an effort to adjust to the new culture.
• Get involved such as learn a new sport, study something or join a club.
• Take the time to learn the language to help you get around and enable you to fit in more easily. The Balinese will appreciate your efforts to communicate with them.
• Explore your surroundings, travel through in Bali. Be a tourist.
• Take the time to meet other people and make some friends.
• Keep in touch with friends and relatives in your home country.
• Keep a diary or write letters home, this will help you sort out any problems you may have.
• Take things with you that remind you of home such as CDs, books, hobbies. Use these when you are feeling homesick.
• While you are in Bali, you are subject to its laws and regulations. You must learn what behaviour is appropriate and what behaviour will offend local citizens. Be aware of sensitivities to local customs and dress codes as some cultures will be deeply offended by revealing or inappropriate clothes.
• Your Consular can help you to solve this problems such as:
• Issue emergency passports or travel documents.
• Provide assistance in the case of an accident, serious illness or death and can arrange for your next of kin to be notified. Its provide limited financial assistance in real emergencies such as natural disasters and civil uprisings.
• Provide the latest travel advices.
• Witness and certify signatures.
• Provide lists of doctors and lawyers.
• Provide assistance to you if you are arrested.

Business in the Island

2008-05-09T19:33:00.000-07:00

SINCE the 1980's, Bali has developed its tourism industry and tourism businesses have survived many talented people to guarantee their businesses economically. Tourism has become a major industry in Bali and a vital source of foreign exchange. But, people on this island is still always hold ceremonies for over one thousand temples and shrines.

Many companies providing consulting services to build your business in Bali. To succeed in business, to penetrate the Indonesian market, to make the sale, to meet the right people, to position yourself so that your business will survive the current economic crisis, these and many other key elements of your business strategy are dependent on accurate information and sound advice.

Information is a precious commodity. Good business information and advice can make the difference in the success of a company's endeavors in Indonesia. Accurate business information is vital to the success of any business venture. In these challenging times, up-to-date information can mean the difference between failure and success in your Indonesian business endeavors.

Consider some of the things in this pages, your business planner will help you with. Here they are:
• Job Opportunity in Bali
Are you one of the many people who would like to look for work in Bali? Then, this pages is for more
• Business in Bali
Ever since Indonesia's independence, foreign companies have made major investments in more
• Business Service
Activity of Bali people economics shows the increasing along with more glorious of Bali more

Paperwork Tips - Consular Service

2008-05-07T14:08:00.000-07:00

CONSULAR services aim to consuls act to protect the welfare and interests of citizen overseas. This services sets out the standards of service you can expect to receive from the Department of Foreign Affairs and network of overseas offices. The Charter signifies our commitment to providing effective, prompt and courteous consular services, delivered in an equitable way, to citizen requiring them.

How do they help you?
The Department of Foreign Affairs provides consular services to you through the Embassy, High Commissions or Consulates established in many, though not all, foreign countries. In a number of locations Consulates are headed by Honorary Consuls.

Its aim is to meet the needs of consular clients, including their families in your home country, to the maximum extent possible within the limits of the resources available to us. They will provide consular services and make every effort to assist you to obtain solutions for problems you may experience overseas.

How can you help their to help you?
You can prevent many problems by making advance preparations for your trip and by taking sensible precautions while overseas. For example, they recommend that you should always take out travel insurance before leaving your country. Overseas medical and hospital costs can be very high and hospitals may require proof of insurance or pre-payment before providing any treatment.

Before departure check with the Embassy of the country concerned about whether you need a visa. You should also hold a return ticket and ensure you have sufficient funds for your expected stay. If upon arrival the local authorities decide not to allow you to enter Indonesia for any reason, there may be little they can do to assist you.

What the consular can do for you
They provide a wide range of consular services to his citizens overseas, for example: • Issue passports (applicant must provide relevant documentation and comply with procedures required by law), including emergency passports
• Provide advice and support in the case of an accident, serious illness or death, or if you are a victim of a serious crime, and arrange for next-of-kin to be informed
• Visit or contact you if you are arrested and arrange for your family to be informed if you wish
• Contact relatives and friends on your behalf to ask them to assist you with money or tickets
• Provide limited financial assistance in real emergencies
• Provide a list of local doctors and lawyers
• Help during emergencies, such as civil disturbances and natural disasters
• Witness and certify signatures and provide certain other notarial services (specified fees apply)
• Provide the latest consular travel advices, which include information about security and health conditions in many parts of Indonesia

What they cannot do for you
Consular functions are governed by international agreements and there are limits to the extent they can intervene on your behalf with foreign governments or authorities. You are subject to the laws and regulations of the country in which you are travelling. Consular assistance cannot over-ride local law, even where local laws may appear harsh or unjust.

The following are services they cannot provide: • Arrange visas, work or residence permits for other countries, or help you to obtain them
• Give legal advice, intervene in court proceedings or provide funds to pay your legal costs or fines
• Get you out of prison or obtain special treatment for you in prison
• Pay or guarantee payment of your hotel, medical or any other bills, including the cost of returning lost luggage to your country
• Act as a travel agent, bank or post office, or store your luggage
• Become involved in commercial disputes or take up complaints about local purchases etc
• Provide interpreter, telephone or photocopy services
• Pay pensions (although they can provide you with contact details of government authorities to help you to resolve payment difficulties)
• Help find you a job overseas
• Investigate crimes in foreign countries

How fast can they help you?
This will depend on the nature of the problem and how easy or difficult it is to find a solution. All cases are different and while some problems can be resolved on the spot, others may require ongoing consular assistance over an extended period. In a genuine emergency, they will do all they can to help you for as long as their help is needed, including after hours or during a weekend or public holiday.

With most problems they can 'help you to help yourself', by providing information, advice or guidance, or they will act on your behalf if that is required. They will do whatever they can to assist in the shortest possible time.

You have a right to privacy and a right to be provided with all available information relevant to your case. They will respect your right to privacy in accordance with privacy legislation. They will provide you with all available relevant information that they obtain about your case - if in doing so they do not violate the rights of anyone else whose interests they may also have a duty to protect.

Paperwork Tips -On Staying

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• While traveling in Bali, the most important thing you must do is keep your passport with you at all times in case you are asked for identification. Treat your passport like money!
• If there is no need to carry your passport around. Lock it away in a safety deposit box in your hotel or some where you are comfortable that it is safe. Jot down your passport number and visa number on a piece of paper just in case. Its better to lose that than your passport.
• It's advisable to travel with a copy of passport. This should be kept separate from the original in case you lose your passport or for repatriation purposes. If you're traveling with your spouse, a copy of your marriage license is necessary.
• Don't give your passport to anyone. Some people claim to be 'officials' who need to verify your ID.
• If you do lose your passport, or it gets stolen, notify the local police and your consulate immediately. Make sure you have your copy and identification with you when you report the loss.
• Extending a visa is impossible, one must leave the country and come back in again. But this is a simple matter of going to Singapore or Australia and coming back the same day to renew your visa. It is quite common. The Indonesian government does not approve of people working on these visas, yet they continue to grant them to people who repeatedly come back to Indonesia after a short trip outside the country.
• Between August to October 2001, the Indonesian government announced a regulation wherein all expatriates resident in Indonesia must register with the Immigration Department for an Expatriate Registration number. Take your original passport, KITAS or KITAP, Buku Mutasi and two 3X4 cm photos to the Immigration office that issued your visa. No need to bring photocopies of anything - just the originals. Fill out their form in duplicate. The whole procedure takes about 15 minutes and is free.

Paperwork Tips - Document Required

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For All Customers:
• Original passport for customer and spouse valid for a minimum of 12 months
• Original Work Permit for customer
• Original Residence Permit (KITAS) for customer and spouse, both must be validated for a full 12 month period
• Customs Application
• Bank Guarantee
• Letter of Authorization to Destination Agent
• Certain vaccinations may be required
• Inventory (original and one copy - not valued)

For Expatriates:
• Original passport
• Original Residence Permit (KITAS) valid for 12 months (also for spouse)
• Work Permit valid for 12 months
• Marital Status Statement (divorced/single only)
• Single status customer is not normally entitled to a duty-free shipment and may petition to obtain approval from the Embassy or Consulate

For Returning Indonesian Citizens:
• Original Passport
• Inventory (original, valued and legalized by Embassy or Consulate)
• Application letter and Import Permit from the Department of Trade
• Original Statement from Indonesian Embassy or Consulate that customer has been living abroad, stating date of arrival, date of intended return to Indonesia and customer's intent to ship personal effects
• Letter of Assignment and Reassignment by customer's employer or sponsoring company
• School certificate or diploma for students
• License from Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affair (applied by embassy)
• Diplomatic card (for vehicle)

Paperwork - Tips

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BEFORE you leave, photocopy the main page of your passport (the one with your picture on it) so that if you do lose it then you will have a back-up copy to ease your troubles and speed up the process of getting a new one.

If possible, scan your passport and e-mail it to your own e-mail address. That way, if you lose your passport, you will have a copy that you can access and print out from any internet café.

This also works for health insurance forms, credit card information, phone numbers and addresses, and any other paperwork as well. If all the following items are not provided, heavy duties, penalties and demurrage will apply.

Below are the tips for you:
• Document Required
Documents required for all customers, for expatriates, and for returning Indonesian citizens more
• On Staying
While traveling in Bali, the most important thing you must do is keep your passport with you at all more
• Consular Service
Consular services aim to consuls act to protect the welfare and interests of citizen overseas. This more

Visa & Passport - Papers & Procedure

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COMPANY sponsorship is required as a first step in order for a foreigner who wants to work in Indonesia to be issued a work permit or visa. This sponsorship is required before a semi-permanent visa and work permit can be processed. The Indonesian government has strict guidelines on what foreign expertise is required for the development of the country.

Passport
If you've already got a passport, make sure that it is still valid. You also have to ensure that your passport isn't going to expire while you are away. If it is near expiry, or you don't even have one, leave yourself plenty of time to go through the application process as it can often take quite a while.

In order to apply for a visa to Indonesia, your passport must be valid for at least six months. If your passport is nearing expiration, we recommend you renew it to the maximum time allowable before you begin procedures to apply for an Indonesian work permit and visa. And, make sure that their are enough empty pages for stamps and visas.

Although the process of applying for a passport varies from country to country the general requirements are the same. You will need your birth certificate or other official form of identification, photo identification, an application form and a couple of passport-size photos. You will also need to pay for your passport. When you are getting your photos taken, get five and keep the extras to take with you for visas and any other uses.

Visa
MOST tourist of countries in the world free visa enter to Indonesia. Since this document is the most important one that you cannot forget if you're traveling to Bali and about traveling regulations. Find out, what kind of Visa that you need to enter Bali and find out the regulations and the services.

You may want to obtain it from the appropriate foreign consular representative before proceeding abroad. You have two options when applying for your visa: Get it well in advance, because it may take a while to be issued to you, or apply for your visa just before enter to Bali.

Your choice of these two will be determined by how long it takes to process your visa application and when your visa becomes valid. For example, some visas become valid immediately, so if you don't plan on enter to Bali for another month or two, your visa time is being wasted. Visas can also be purchased at borders, airports and embassies.

If you will be applying for a visa while you are away, take a passport photo with you (rather than get a photo made while you are there) to save time. If you lose your visa, you must get a new one immediately to prove that you have permission to be there. You may not be allowed to leave Indonesia if you do not have a valid visa. Go to the nearest passport office, embassy or consulate for help in this matter.

These guidelines determine who can be issued visas:
• Rules and Regulations
Home Country Custom
Indonesian Custom
Overstays
Reentry
Restrictions on Certain Nationals
• Types of Visa
Visitor's Visa
Business Visa
Alternate Tourist Visa
• Service
Diplomatic Visa
Visitation Visa
Transit Visa
Limited Stay Visa
Non-Visa Short Term Visit
• Assistance
Visa Requirements
Visas and Red Tape
Types of Visa and Cost
Validity
Application to
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Visa & Passport in Bali

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A PASSPORT and a visa are an essential document when traveling abroad. Many countries require you to purchase both papers before entering their country. It is your ticket in and out of every country in the world. Lose it and you lose the ability to come and go as you please. You probably won't even be allowed to get on the airplane without it.

You'll need a passport and visa to enter Bali to sign in at a hotel, or whenever police ask to see it, which they hardly ever do. Visitors from all other countries must obtain a visa from their local Indonesian consulate or embassy abroad. Make sure your passport is valid for six month upon entry into Indonesia.

A visa is an endorsement by a foreign country that allows you to visit their country, in the form of a stamp or a piece of paper placed in your passport. Visas usually allow a person to stay in that country for a specified purpose (i.e. work visa, study visa or tourist visa) and amount of time (from one week to one year).

There are no foreign embassies in Bali, just consulates, some of them with duties for several nations. Most countries maintain an embassy in Jakarta. Please contact the foreign embassies and consulates in Indonesia.

Bali Paperwork Tips

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THIS review of the necessary documents should help to clarify some of the questions newcomers may have about the various documents required. Please follow the guideline:
• Choosing the Agents
• Getting Apply

Choosing The Agents • Look at the classified listings in the local newspaper for names of agents. Tell them you are shopping around to compare prices and that should bring their prices way down.
• Be extremely wary of the claims of an agent who doesn't come highly recommended from friends or colleagues.
• The danger is not only that the agent will charge you an excessive amount for his assistance, but that he will complete the documentation incorrectly. This could, needless to say, cause you numerous difficulties in the future.
• The best bet is to use an agent that has given good service at reasonable rates to your friends and colleagues. Remember, something that sounds too good to be true is usually just that.

Getting Apply • The best time to apply for a driver's license is as early in the morning as possible, Monday through Thursday. The office tends to be busier at the beginning of the month, as opposed to the middle or the end of the month. The worst times to go are on Fridays just before noon, when all the employees take a longer lunch break to go to Friday prayers at the mosque, as well as right before closing time on any day.
• Assuming that the applicant is in possession of all the necessary documents, the entire procedure should not take more than one or two hours, depending on the number of applicants that day.
• If your application is received before 12 am, it will be completed that day. Applications submitted after 12 am will be accepted and processing will begin, but the license will have to be picked up the following day. The office stops accepting new applications after 1 pm, but continues to process the applications submitted earlier that day until 4 pm.

Paperwork Agents & Services

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THERE are a many agents (or biro jasa) which can assist you in obtaining your documentation. They range from scam artists to small time operators who have a cousin who works for immigration to legitimate businesses. In the latter case, they add an additional fee onto the actual cost of making the license to cover their services. This agent knows the procedures and can help you complete the paperwork quickly.

The applicant is only required to meet the agent at the office for their photograph, fingerprints or signature. Their guidance or analysts are well versed in Indonesia and International procedures, also conducted in English and proficient in the language. They helps to answer those questions and to eliminate risk and uncertainty with professional counsel to those who wish to have dealings in Indonesia.

Their areas of expertise include: • Immigration Papers • Passport
• Visa
• KITAP (Permanent Stay Permit)
• KITAS (Temporary Stay Permit)
• ERP (Exit / Re-entry Permitted)
• EPO (Exit Permitted Only)

• Business Papers • RPTKA (Expatriate Placement Plan)
• TA.01 Recommendation
• Buku Mutasi (Blue Book/Foreigner Registration)
• DPKK (Skill and Development Fund)
• Foreigner Tax
• Fiscal Tax
• Personal Income Tax

• Others Documents • SIM (Local Driver's License)
• International Driver's License
• SKLD (Certificate of Police Registration)
• Population Document

Paperwork Regulation in Bali

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THIS Indonesian government has strict guidelines on what foreign expertise is required for the development of the country. These guidelines determine who can be issued work permits. Company sponsorship is required as a first step in order for a foreigner who wants to work in Indonesia to be issued a work permit or visa. This sponsorship is required before a semi-permanent visa and work permit can be processed.

Living and working in Bali can sometimes be a trying experience. The advisory companies specialize in advice and regulatory counseling for hundreds of prospective residents and business people would provide consultation in the many areas, such as visas, work permits, documents, management formalities, firm licensing, advertising and other business needs.

The processes of obtaining proper documentation to live and work in Indonesia can seem like an endless maze of bureaucracy. Lack of posted regulations, irregular application of existing regulations, vested interests and other matters complicate what one would think would be a relatively smooth processing of paperwork for foreigners to live and work in Indonesia.

Agga Citta Villas

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The Agga Citta Villas are ideally and centrally situated in the heart of Seminyak, just 5 minutes from Legian Beach, 10 minutes from Kuta Beach, 30 minutes from Sanur, Nusa Dua and an hour's drive from the artistic community of Ubud and with it spectacular views of rice fields, palm groves and volcanoes.

Conveniently located, Seminyak's world famous restaurants and fashion boutiques are just a short stroll away or take advantage of Agga Citta's free transport services to get to the beach and shops the Agga Citta puts visitors in the heart of one of Bali's most vibrant neighbourhoods, yet remains a secluded and peaceful retreat.

• Villa Description •

Guests can choose from variety of configurations to suite any holiday plan. The deluxe two-bedroom Pool Access Villa has the option of connecting with the adjacent one-bedroom Pool Access Villa to create a spacious three bedroom home that is ideal for families. As well Agga Citta offers a two-bedroom Superior Garden Villa and one-bedroom Garden Studio Villa

Notes:

- Rate includes 21% Gov't Tax & Service Charge. No Hidden Charges.
- Rates subject to change without prior notice.
- Late check-out: until 06.00 pm charged at 50% room rates.
- 50% deposit is required when reservation confirmed.
- Rates quoted base on 2 persons per bedroom.
- Extra bed: US$ 35.00 nett/night/villa including breakfast.
- Credit cards: No credit card, cash only.
- Check in / out: 3.00 pm / 12.00 noon.

Jimbaran Bay Villas

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Conveniently located in the quiet village of Kedonganan and just ten minutes from the airport lies Jimbaran Bay Villas. The villa is a short 250 meter walk from one of Bali's most well known stretches of beach with it's brightly painted fishing boats and famous seafood restaurants.

• Villa Description •

Traditional Balinese alang-alang grass roofs blend seamlessly with exotic natural materials to create a sophisticated fusion of Asia esthetics and modern design. There are three villas with a total of eight air-conditioned bedrooms situated in the center of a tranquil coconut grove offering guests the opportunity to experience Bali's warm hospitality and enchanted moonlit nights in a luxurious and private setting. The villa and each bedroom is beautifully decorated with Indonesian artifacts and complete with a safety deposit box.

Notes:

- Rate includes 21% Gov't Tax & Service Charge. No Hidden Charges.
- Rates subject to change without prior notice.
- A non-refundable deposit of 50% is required to guarantee the booking 7 days after confirmation
- High season surcharge (15 Jul - 15 Sep; 15 Dec - 15 Jan): to be advised.
- Minimum stay 3 nights for low season and 7 nights for high season.
- Rates quoted base on 2 persons per bedroom.
- Baby cots is available on request - Free of charge.
- Extra bed: US$ 25.00 nett/night.
- Credit cards: Master Card, Visa.
- Check in / out: 02.00pm / 12.00noon.

Villa Umah di Beji

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Villa di Umah Beji is a luxury villa 5 rooms located in the tropical jungle with Canggu surround and along the creek, the Villa di Beji Umah is a wonderful villa tranquillity exceptional aesthetics. 5 buildings housing five delicious king-size suites are creative in the garden of maturity and numerous lakes, surrounding the rectangular tub (beji) pool. The villa is undoubtedly one of the finest examples of five-star accommodation available in Bali today.

All rooms have air conditioning and a fan and many leisure centres and safes are located around the property. The size and design of the grounds provided many remote areas seats this villa the perfect place for groups of friends or family to gather together or enjoying the vacation period closed.

The first building is the main living space, a wall-less elongated bale (Balinese gazebo). This space includes a dozen places, dining table centered with a magnificent chandelier teak with drooping candles, and an eclectic mix of lounging areas. Adorned with a range of antique pieces of Lombok and tasteful modern, wall hangings, the ball is the perfect place to entertain small or large groups. The state of the art kitchen is cleverly located in this building so staff can easily attend all culinary whims of customers.

The master suite is locked in a closet at the edge of the property with a wooden deck at the top of the bank and a comfortable daybed restfully for guests to take advantage of this natural retreat. Inside the suite is the epitome of modern luxury Chinese. The play revolves around the huge bed, which is headed by a long wall of flowers hung framed by wooden beams and dark teak a fine example of Chinese ceramics. Overlooking the river is a sitting area with soft furniture and a study room, where there is an impressive collection vase being built-in and a wall of boxes striking golden Buddha lamp.

In keeping with the overall design of the villa, water plays a key role in the design of the opulent bathroom. The focal point of the surrounding lavish teak garden is a hollow ball housing a natural stone bath flanked by male and female statues assistant.
A rectangular pond with lotus springboard access surrounds the ball. There is also a shower room, private lawn for sunbathing and a ball decked ideal for Ti Chi or meditation.

The second and third bedrooms share a hall natural outdoor furniture and immaculate gardens. Both chambers also boast private terraces, including a terrace breakfasting in a room with three. The white-washed rooms host examples of Indonesian batik designs and stamps. The second bedroom has a king-size canopy mosquito bed mounted on a platform of teak and lavished with layers of white cushions. The third room is of similar design to twin. In sandwiched between the Oriental minimalist opaque glass doors of the stock rooms and suites, locker rooms coated with watershed square. The symmetrical-suites are outstanding examples of al fresco bathrooms with sunken bathtubs and shower gargoyle.

The fourth building has a sumptuous canopy bed and interior design combines a mixture of wood and natural fibers furniture. The en-suite has an outside shower and pristine gardens. The structure housing a chamber of five years has carved ornate Balinese doors, a private terraces overlooking the valley from the outside and a private bathroom. Includes furniture teak four-poster and an old Javanese mask set mounted on the desktop.

An informal dinner bale (Balinese gazebo) complete with table and board games and teak daybed is the last structure placed at the top of the bank and is a great place for drinking and afternoon rest.

The 15m x 5m infinity mixes tastefully edged pool in the garden and is located around a small pond with fountains gargoyle, which resembles the royal hot springs found elsewhere in Bali. Following patterned paths to the park, visitors can find many isolated and delicious examples of both Buddhist and Hindu Balinese statues.

Villa di Umah Beji is an excellent starting point for a holiday of rest or exploration of Bali. The villa comprises the essence of luxury. The combination of the inside and outside attention to detail, an eye for the quality of the art and creativity make this perfectly maintained villa first-class choice for a vacation in Bali

Puri Sejuk Estate

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Puri Sejuk Estate is a villa seaside single fixed within a rice field superb location. The 25-are Estate is at the end of a private drive parallel to the beach.

Puri Sejuk means "Cool Palace ', the gentle sea breeze is cool and refreshing, and the property is likely to cool in both senses of the word.

The coconut gardens gently roll up the beach and the uninterrupted view of the beautiful Bali is breathtaking. The villa is entirely built of organic materials, the first of its kind, and this is a work of love, designed and created by its Italian owner, Kiko Croserio. Made by hand at the moment of inspiration, the property was not built for commercial purposes, it is rather a genuine acceptance and the realization of a dream.

Ideal for families, honeymooners or perhaps an artist or a writer looking for tranquillity and inspiration, this serenity fully air-conditioned villa with 3 bedrooms and can accommodate up to seven people and is located at the periphery of the traditional Balinese village Seseh.

Encompassed by the peaceful nature of the campaign, it is only thirty minutes from the fashionable shops, restaurants and world-class dynamic Seminyak nightclubs, and approximately forty-five minutes' drive from the international airport in Bali . Most of the island's main tourist attractions are within easy reach.

One way is paved and soft steps lead through tender green lawns to a freeform swimming pool punctuated by a thriving fan palm on a small island in the center. A hotel outdoor recreation and barbecue is equipped with daybeds and a padded table, beside a swimming pool, shower room. A hibiscus hedge borders a gently swinging rice field and a walk in the coconut will take you to the beach. The view is spectacular and the melodious sounds of the waves is constant.

The living space is low, entered through tall, folding glass doors that open onto the garden and pool, allowing natural light and fresh breezes impregnate; richly patterned floor in the cold feet. Fully equipped with satellite TV, DVD player, CD player, IDD telephone and high-speed Internet connection.

A solid wooden staircase made from merbau leads to "deck of the ship," and when you walk into this room, you will understand why the park was named after a cool palace. Delightful lounge floor houses 180 ˚ windows, each of which swing wide open on a horizontal hinge, to generate a sense of outdoor life. vista from here is really awe-inspiring, with a spectacular panorama of rice, coconuts, the beach, the Indian Ocean and spectacular coastline throughout Uluwatu on the southwestern tip of most of the island. west, it is also a wonderful place to enjoy the sunsets, with comfortable sofas upholstered positioned at best.

Adjacent to the master bedroom is hung with sheets bright and equipped with a desk, style table lamps and built-in storage space. It has a king-size bed on a raised platform embellished with a veneer bamboo. An old sliding door leads to a scenic wooden bathroom with a shower and sink brass. The self-contained guest pavilion is located outside next to the pool. This circular African influenced gazebo is painted red on the outside and has a conical thatched roof, surrounded by gnarled frangipanis, a majestic tree breadfruit, pandanus and sharp. A red and black motif is woven in the right terrace of pebbles and the river is channeled along one side. Guests are lulled to sleep by the rushing water as it negotiates the spillway.

The pavilion for a single room with bath and shower room dressing room, features' bengkirai 'floors or iron, wood shelves, cupboards space and a king-size bed canopy on an elevated platform.

Puri Sejuk is well suited for parties and barbecues and the beach is accessible through the garden. The ocean immediately in front of the building is safe for swimming and canoeing, and canoes are available for use. Further down the beach is dangerous for swimming, but is renowned for its world class surfing breaks. The calm country, the roads are perfect for cycling and five pushbikes are available. A car and driver is also available for trips.

S A L O N & S P A

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ANTIQUE SPA
Jl. Lestari Banjar Semer Umalas, Kerobokan : 739840
Seminyak Map A - 4

BLOSSOM
Luxe Lounge Spa & Champagne Bar
Jl. Pura Telaga Waja
Petitenget Seminyak 80361
:0361 730333

BLUE SKY MALE MASSAGE
Handsome male athletic build masseurs are ready to turn your dream in to reality :0361 8519175
0856 49461189

CHILL
The Villas
Jl. Kunti 118x, Seminyak : 734701
Seminyak Map G - 7

COZY
Jl. Sunset Blok A/3, Kuta
: 766762 or 766743
Map F - 8
Jl. Raya Puputan 64
: 261131 or 261132

DEVIRA MASSAGE
Jl. Batu Belig 2, Kerobokan Seminyak : 7446747
Seminyak Map B - 2

GLO DAY SPA
Nail Art & Salon Kunti Plaza Jl. Kunti 119 Seminyak
: 738689
Seminyak Map

HONEYCHILD
End of Sunset Road 9x, Seminyak
T : 735493 Seminyak Map F - 5

L I V E M U S I C

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A

APACHE BAR
Live Reggae music from some of Bali’s most righteous Rastas .Get down and toke the vibe! Bands start at 11pm, 20.000 entrance.
Hours: 6pm – 2am
Jl Legian 146, Kuta.
T 761212
Kuta Map F – 6B

BALI ROCK CAFÉ
Top40 bands get down and grind at this fave for the Kuta touros.
Jl. Melasti
T 754466
Kuta Map B - 3

BACIO
Ambient-Music_Bites
Jl. Double Six
7424466
Seminyak Map B - 3 C

CENTERSTAGE
The Hard Rock Hotel bar and Centerstage has live Top 40 music every night as well as bringing in big name international acts and staging some of the biggest productions in town with dancers, fire shows, fashion etc.
Hard Rock Hotel, Jl. Pantai Kuta.
T 761869
Kuta Map G - 3

CAFE WAYANG BALI
Food Music & Culture, Rush our time Bintang Beer buy 1 get 1 free start from 16.00-19.00
Jl.Bypass Ngurah Rai, Sanur
283183
Sanur Map A - 3 E

ESPRESSO BAR
a long time popular live music spot in Kuta Main street
Jl. Legian 83
T 752576
Kuta Map F – 5

EXILES
Long serving Warung style bar/cafe with local bands performing every night
Jl. Pengosekan Kaja
T 974842
Ubud Map J - 12G

GRACIE KELLY’S
Irish food, good stout and entertainment are the soul of any Irish Pub and this one has them all in spades
Jl. Kartika Plaza, Kuta.
T 752403
Kuta Map J - 2H

HARD ROCK CAFÉ
If it rocks, it’s here. international, regional and national acts grace the Hard Rock stage every night of the week. One of the biggest live music venues in town.
Jl. Pantai Kuta.
T 755661
Kuta Map G - 3J

JAZZ BAR & GRILL
For years, this place has been the place for fine food and jazz it’s a cool spot for music lovers with live bands every night and regular performances by Indonesia’s Jazz legends
Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai 15-16. T 285892
Sanur Map A - 3

JAZZ CAFE UBUD
Jazz and World Music seven nights a week featuring some Bali’s finest in a restaurant with great food and a cool atmosphere
Jl. Tebesaya, Ubud
T 976594
Ubud Map F - 12

JAYA PUB
Jaya Pub is one of the ol’ bastions of live music and good sounds in Seminyak. Fun & good times await in this classic venue
Jl. Legian Kaja 2, Seminyak
T 730973
Seminyak Map J - 7

JAZZY CAFÉ
Does just what is says on the label...jazz and easy listening with an international menu
Jl. Danau Tamblingan 27
T 289138
Sanur Map F - 5

R E S T A U R A N T S

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A

ANTIQUE RESTAURANT
Pan Asian Cooking with an alternative, creative twist. From 6pm
Jl.DhyanaPura, Abimanyu arcade #7
P-730907 F-739840
Seminyak Map I - 5

ASIAN SPICES
Asian diner in Kuta with wide variety of dishes from morning to late.
JL Kartika Plaza 763900
Kuta Map I - 4

AROMAS
Garden setting and healthy vegetarian dining make this kuta rest very popular.
Jl. Legian Kelod 761113
Kuta Map C - 4

ARY’S WARUNG
Very stylish dining in Ubud’s center. International fine dining.
Jl. Raya Ubud 975053
Ubud Map E - 10

ATMOSPHERE
International Cuisine in a very stylish setting overlooking the beach at Discovery Mall
Discovery Mall 769501
Kuta Map I - 2B

BALI COLADA
Fun International cuisine overlooking the beach at Discovery Mall.
Discovery Mall, Kuta
769748
Kuta Map I - 2

BALE BALI
Chinese Indonesian cuisine in traditional setting.
Jl. Kunti No. 4
732731
Seminyak Map G - 7

BALI SAFARI - TSAVO LION
Enjoy an Unforgetable animal encounters and live entertainment at your romantic dinner
Jl. Bypass Prof.Dr.Ida Bagus Mantra Km19,8 Gianyar
www.balisafarimarinepark.com
9500 000 / 081936224888

BATAN WARU
Traditional, stylish eatery famous for its International / Indonesian cuisine. The new look and bigger sized now available.
Jl. Dewi Sita Ubud 977528
Ubud Map E - 11

BATAN WARU
After the success of Ubud they have opened in Kuta. Indonesian, International
Jl. Kartika Plaza
766303
Kuta Map I - 3

BARANDI BAR & REST
International Wine Selection and Knockout Cocktail List plus delicious Mediterranean/Indonesian Fusion cuisine.
Jl. Hanoman, Ubud.
975894

BONITA’S WAROENG
Authentic Indonesian home cooking and full western menu, served in romantic candlelight garden.
Jl. Petitenget
731918
Seminyak Map D - 2

BIANCO
The first Italian & Indonesian Restaurant with Colonial Style
Jl. Padman Legian, Kuta
763376
Kuta Map A - 3

BUBBA GUMP
The Restaurant based on the movie Forrest Gump. Lots of Shrimp and fun on the menu. Jungle Bar:Tropical drinks’n’coolers, kitchen open late,
Jl.Kartika Plaza 8x
754028 - 753475
Kuta Map I - 3

BUDDHA’S BELLY
Stylish venue with 1 stop entertainment: Live Dj. on Fri-Sat, Big Screen, 14 lounge areas, 14 International standard pool tables in a separate smoking & non-smoking room.
Jl. Sunset Road 818, Kuta
762599
Kuta Map E - 8

BUNUT CAFE & BAR
Pizzas, steaks and poolside dining in the gardens of Kuta’s White Rose Hotel
White Rose Hotel
Jl. Legian, Kuta
756515
Kuta Map E - 6

BOOSTER JUICE BAR
Fresh Juice Bar with tasty and healthy drinks.
Jl. Legian, Kuta and
Jl. Raya Seminyak.
Seminyak Map I - 7
7443971 or (62)81338560059
Kuta Map D - 4

BLOSSOM
Blossom restaurant and lounge bar is proud to present Will Meyrick, the executive chef who is renowned for his modern thai cuisine.Blossom has a fun and vibrant atmosphere with reasonably priced food and delicious refreshing cocktail.We are open from 8am-through to midnight.
Jl. Pura Telaga Waja.Petitenget seminyak.Bali 80361 Indonesia
+62 361 730333
Seminyak Map