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Pre Flight Check in:
1. Should check in at least 2 hours early for your flight.
Immigration:
1. On the flight over you will be given a small white card from the nice people at immigration to fill out. You will be given back half of this card once you have been granted entry into Indonesia, make sure you don’t lose the other half, put it with your passport and ticket. As you will need it to help speed up your departure (when the time comes)
Treat your taste buds and try out a warung (a small traditional roadside eatery). They are seriously cheap, no-frills hangouts, each serving something different. The food is often displayed in cabinets out the front. Take a seat, make a selection and get the real flavor of Bali real cheap.
If you’re looking to catch a wave, check out Surf Travel Online. It has information on surf camps, boat charters, and package deals for surf trips to remote Indonesian locations, as well as Nusa Lembongan. For more information on suring in Bali check out our Surfing for novices amidst Bali’s monster waves and Finding Indonesia’s perfect wave articles
What to bring with you to Bali:
1. Really you should try and pack as light as possible especially for coming to Bali. The weather untill you get accustomed to it will be very hot, so light clothes are the go. If you run out of clothes to wear it’s cheap enough to go and buy some new ones, and everyone buy’s new t-shirts and boardies over here.
2. It’s cheaper to buy all your sunscreen needs at home than here.
3. Don’t forget to pack your favorite hat, but don’t worry as there are more hats for sale here in Bali than anywhere.
4. If your flying in from a winter climate try to have some light clothes in your hand luggage to change into before landing in Bali. Same goes for returning back to a cold climate.
5. If you are a surfer all you need is you boards/sunnies/hat/boardies/t-shirt/wax/wallet and thongs.
Shopping in Bali:
Bargaining in markets and shops is part of the whole shopping experience. Get into the swing of things and test your negotiating prowess. Just don’t get carried away and suddenly find you’ve spent the past 10 minutes quibbling over 50 cents.
Getting sick of hawkers constantly trying to sell you something? There is an invisible line on Kuta beach that hawkers aren’t allowed to cross. So park yourself closer to the sea and you won’t be hassled.
