Wickedcamper vans sure are wicked: certainly used, not the nicest of the lot and most display psycodellic graffiti that makes you stand out very much anywhere. This said they are usually the cheapest company and the oldest in the sector, making them a benchmark for any possible renter and do not require carefull driving which […]
While in Bali our initial plan was to fly into Cairns and visit the Great Barrier Reef, but the high costs of getting there made us change our plans and fly into Brisbane instead via Darwin with Jetstar. Tourism in Brisbane isn’t as big as it is in other parts of Australia, but there are many […]
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No trip to Bali is complete wthout visiting Ubud, Bali’s second largest city and cultural center of the island. It has a very entertaining market where you will probably find the best deals in South East Asia ( OK, perhaps Chiang Mai in Thailand is in the same line), picturesque rice terraces only a short […]
These are the two most important temples in Bali, and Uluwatu is probably even more famous because of the world class wave that breaks nearby, and thus were two visits we were not about to miss. Tanah Lot is about 45 minutes (by scooter )away from Kuta and is usually visited during sunset because of the […]
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