NOT TO Bring And TO BRING To Bali, Indonesia (Watch This Before You Travel To Bali ) 🇮🇩
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- From what is hard to find, what is expensive, and what you can not get at all in Bali : This is the ultimate essential travel guide on what TO BRING and NOT TO BRING To Bali Indonesia together with direct experience explained and the reason why you should pack and should not pack to Bali (2019Update) we hope you find this video helpful in preparing you for the trip to Bali.
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No 3... instead water shoes you can buy sandal gunung (mountain sandals) at Bata store (local brand). It is less than 15 usd.
Always bring sunscreen, aloe vera gel, probiotics from home. I buy the Sofell mosquito repellant. Always bring contact lens solution from home. You can buy the spray deodorants in Bali if that's what you were talking about. Matahari supermarket and Carrefour have them. Axe brand which is same as Lynx. Guardian pharmacy was the best place to get tampons.
Thanks for the great tips!
Binge watching your Bali videos because planning to travel there at the end of the year. Thanks for the tips!
Thank you! Hope you have a great trip!
I ordered Ceptics sounds superior than any other one on the market!
You can find generics medicine in every pharmacy (apotek) in bali. The most famous pharmacy such as apotek Adi Guna, apotek Anugerah, apotek Kimia farma, etc
Last year I got pneumonia in Cebu, Philippines. Within a week they cured me for less than $1000 Aust . First class hospital and half price of my home.
Don't believe all you hear about treatment for health in Asia.
Good recommendations and I'm also traveling with my Thai wife. Bali is mostly soft adventure but if you venture further off the beaten path I recommend mosquito nets, sleeping hammocks, GPS watch/device and a medical kit containing epipens, antibiotics, electrolytes, bandages, etc. All have played a vital part in various scenarios we have gotten ourselves into.
As a person who travels to Bali frequently and has western and Indonesian friends on the island. You are spot on. You need to bring sunscreen (too damn expensive there), bug repellent, stomach medicine (e.g. Pepto), ibuprofen, and aftersun cream. Also, I would add make sure you have enough clothes because trying to find shorts or swim trunks that fit properly in Indonesia is next to impossible (same for good sandals). Jimmy and Tah, I love your videos and hope you will continue to make more.
Aww thank you so much! We will continue:) We love doing this way to much!
Hi is the clothes and sandals issue just in Bali? As I'm planning to travel from Indonesia through java then to Bali.
Is Pepto legal to bring? I think ibuprofen isn't!
Such a useful vlog guide, thanks! First time traveller to Bali later this month with my little boy, beyond excited!
Ahh you will have a blast :)
Great video, going to Bali in a couple of weeks so it’s good to know what to bring. Off to the shops tomorrow now!
Have a great trip!
Thank you for the tips guys! It's on my list now. I am travelling to Bali in April. ❤️🇮🇩 Love from the Philippines. 🇵🇭
Have a great trip!
Mamsh same hopefully
welcome to bali indonesia :)
just bring one bag coz when go home you bring 3 bag :)
Hahaha so so true!
Bring two suitcases. Pack the smallest with what you need and put it inside the larger one.
nice job with this one guys! you pretty much nailed it! i will say thought that although the bens bug spray is a lot stronger, Deet is one of the most harmful chemicals put in products so just be super careful with that stuff. 🙈also panadol is just Australia's version of Tylenol (: its the same thing but a different brand.
Thanks guys! Hope you are enjoying the island life again:)
i think i can quit my day job,Go to bali make an GOOD lifehood by opening a sunscreen shop with those prices...daylight robbery
hahahha you really could! Just sell it for super cheap!!! Make a killing!
Anything imported will be much more expensive. Many locally available lotions have UV protection so that would be an option in a pinch but not going to be waterproof
not only in bali, that sunscreen is freakin exspensive too in other city in indonesia
Great checklist before going to Bali. Thanks guys
Thank you so much!
Guy's i live in Bali if you get Diarrhoea just go to any Apotik ( chemist ) and ask for Lodia tablets 15k for a strip of 10 , take 2 tablets straight away, & 1 tablet after that when ever you get a lose bowel movement
Thanks for the tips!
Thanks.. Heading to Bali (May 2020) solo traveler... this definitely helps
Aww we hope you have a great trip!
I am visiting Bali this December
I wanna go in March end of April, is it good time?
Reading this commnt makes me sad.. Corona really f* travel plans
@@munabhatta7850 Haha the feeling is mutual :p
appreciate the tips! I wish you guys would use mineral sunscreen though instead of banana boat, and lemon eucalyptus oil (PMD) bug repellent instead of DEET. Those are comparable in effectiveness and much better for yourself and for the planet.
Ahh ok! We will consider that! Thanks!
Great stuff guys!
Travel insurance is a must. They can wipe out your bank account with one hospital visit!
Also medication in general for people taking meds regularly can be very expensive in Bali, as they don't have generics here, only original medication.
Anti-rabbies vaccination is a good idea, if you come close to dogs and monkeys in Ubud.
I saw a guy getting badly bitten from a monkey in the forest in Ubud.
Ahh thats so scary! Yea i hear its very pricey there!
@@minimalhabits Thanks Sandra. I did, but they insisted that they only have the original medication and supposedly this is the case everywhere. Maybe because I am "bule" and thus get the "bule" offers and prices.
Not at all true. Maybe hospitals catering for western tourists in Bali are expensive, especially if they know that you have travel insurance. But in general the cost is less than a 4* hotel (around $100 a night) and that includes the treatment. Also a visit to a 24 hour doctor (Dokter 24 jam) should cost under $20 including medication. Most doctors will have enough English to communicate with you (especially in Bali) and be very keen to use it.
Awesome video guys, thank you so much for the information, it really helps a lot for my trip 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻❤
So happy it can help you :)
Your tattoo is hot af Jimmy!!! 😂😂I'll tell my hubby in Bali to extend his tattoo just like yours😅👍 your vlog getting clear for me as a local the cord extentions for me is real big problem that I have to bring the extention. You're doing a great job to explain our place. 👍
my girlfriend and I are traveling to Bali next month! this was so helpful for us both and we thank you for making this! cannot wait for our trip!
You will have such an amazing trip! Enjoy and thanks for watching!
Just try another city in Indonesia, like Bandung, Malang, Jogjakarta... They all in java island...
Btw nice video and thanks for sharing.... ☺️
We will don't worry!
I really like your style of video. Relatively humble, honest and not too egotistical. As you mature, you learn. Love to the both of you. Live and then love the adventure.
Thank you so much!
Bring your own little camping travel towel. Youll use it for any place that doesnt have it dry your face and hands. Youll find miltiple uses for it.Camping towels are super absorbent lightweight and dry fast and take little space.
GREAT TIPS THE NEST OF ALL VIDEOS I'VE SEEN SO FAR. WAY TO GO!
Thank you so much!
Great video
Thank you so much!
Great video
Thank you so much!
#9 you can find it in prescription eye glasses store in the mall such as: (in kuta area alone there are 8stores)
Optik Melawai and Optik Seis in these malls:
Beach Walk Bali, Sahid Kuta Lifestyle Resort
Discovery Mall
Kuta Square
Galleria Mall Bali
Thank you so much!
Alex optic Kerobokan
@@DivertLiving no probs. I wear contact lenses so thats why I know.. Hehe
Back in the day, before there were electronic everything, the most important thing for me to pack was books. Travelling through SE Asian, my pack was half books, because you never knew when you would be able to find a good bookstore (remember those?), let alone one with a good English book section. Sure, every hostel had book swaps, but they were usually crappy books - I'm not really into romance novels. So I usually had 4-5 books in my bag. This came in handy when I messed up my back playing soccer with local kids in Surabaya, Java. I spent 5 days laying on my back, and read 5 books in that time. Now, you can have a whole library and video store in your phone! Kids today. Ya got it so easy!! ;-)
Wow thats amazing! I wish you would have filmed this!
I packed all the wrong things. My, at that time boyfriend told me not to worry that I can buys anything here, and he was right. I also married him and stayed in Bali❤ we are exploring Bali now, with our two kiddos☺
Need to bring a light weight t-shirt, both men and women... It's considered rude for men to go around without a shirt and women wearing sport bra or bikini top in public places ...except of course while on the beach or pool.
Asia has really good facial sunscreens. Japanese stuff is really good. But those might be available only in big cities. In Pattaya they have some in Boots and Watsons, but the Japanesw drugstores in Terminal 21 are worth a visit regardless.
May i know what brand?
It very good holiday there love your video thanks
I love you guys. I love watching your lifestyle and your adventures. I hope to see you out there one day.
Aww thank you! It would be really nice to meet you!
Hey guys, nice to see the new video.. and thanks too for the list of what we should bring before visiting bali.....
In 9 days we fly to bali ;D
btw... Ihr sprecht deutsch ? :D
Hope it's helpful for your trip ! Nein, i don't speak deutsch lol :D
Thank U so much for your video........i loved it....................Namaste
Aww thank you so much!
Proper helpful as usual guys! Love the drone shots
Thanks guys!
Thanks for your rave reviews of Bali. We are a group of 750000 European hooligans and because of your wonderful vlogs we will be sure to visit and also tell all of our friends to come.who will also invite the rest of their hooligans friends 😂
Well be respectful and have fun! Im sure the Locals will love that many people visiting
@@DivertLiving Ooo thanks. We will indeed be respectful to our values. And thank you sooo much for bringing Bali to our attentions. Without your vlog we would never have found out. 😃
So helpful!! Planning a group trip of abt (10 ppl) and I am definitely going to be linking this information to the group. I had no idea how expensive sunblock is. And now I’m superrr concerned abt being barefoot in waterfalls 😬😬
Oh and Love from Cali🌴
Yes! We hope you all have a great trip!
I had to pay the police even with my international driving license haha. And when I saw the sunscreen I was surprised cause everyone said it was expensive but it was the same price from at home haha
WHAT! Thats how much it is where you are from!?
@@DivertLiving Haha I am from New Zealand
Amazing bali ！ thanks for sharing good information jimmy and tah ❤️
Aww we really love it there! Thanks for watching!
Nice information 💯
Thank you so much!
So helpful:)
Thank you guys 🙏
So happy you think so!
The spray deodorant is dry, it feels like powder and also you can find contact lens solution everywhere, you just need to know where to look.
What backpack is that?? Looks PERFECT for tech... ❤️
do you guys carry a camera cover? You know because of the incessant rains?
Yes we do and our camera's are weather sealed
Hello guys enjoyed In mye country in Bali Indonesia love you
interesting video, good info! we found SPF 50 sunscreen for around 4-5 USD in Ubud, but I imagine it depends on where you're shopping. also I usually get destroyed by mosquitos but I got zero bites, could be the season. cheers!
Do you know where in Ubud? Bens bug spray will help you a lot!
@@DivertLiving yes, it was actually in Gianyar at Hardys upstairs. they only had a few brands when we were there in March. and thanks for the recommendation - I'll put Ben's bug spray on my shopping list because apparently I'm an all you-can-eat buffet for mosquitos. safe travels! :)
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you might consider a video about slogans or messages on tee shirts and what not to bring into a country like Indonesia due to cultural sensitivities.
Ahh thats a good idea!
24 juli where on the way to Bali. Thanks for the tips. You are a great couple.....
Aw thank you! Hope you have a great trip!
Awesome video guys. Wish I had seen this before I went to Bali. Some really great advice on what to bring and not to bring. The tourist motorcycle comment is really accurate. I felt they were more dangerous and reckless then anything I ever saw in Thailand by far. No fear , no respect and no kindness on the road. Completely different to Thailand. 👍
If you need to colour your hair, you may need to byo to Asia. Most of the colours I saw there were variations of black.
Ahhh this is good info! Never thought about that!
to buy contact lens go to; Optic Seis at Kuta Beach Walk, Galleria at Sunset road or Discovery mall, for Diarrhea use Diatabs (Carbon Active) 1pack contain 4 tablet, if 4 times a days diarrhea u need to buy 1tablet imodium (strong), hope u enjoy Bali atmosphere bro :-) btw ur girlfriend from Thailand bro
Thanks Mate. Love ya guys....Will be travelling to Bali from Sydney for upcoming New year and my Anniversary.
Awesome! Hope you have a great trip!
Hi Guys! My wife and I love your videos. You are the coolest couple on UA-cam, we love how you treat each other, that's lovely. All the best!
Aww thank you so much!
sun screen is so expensive in Asia. Sadly bleaching or whitening products are way more popular and cheaper.
If you bring bug spray you should be sure its good to use in tropical countries.. because our bug spray we use in Europe (basic Autan) won't work since its produced to target our bugs back home :)
Great stuff. I just spent almost 4 months on Bali. I brought a phone holder for the scooter for my iPhone with Google maps. This was great and helpful. Cheap to buy and with a Bluetooth earpiece even better. Well, it helped me a lot. Just saying.
That is super helpful! Thanks for the tips!
Thank you so much for your great informative videos. I’m now a subscriber :). Can you tell me please where you took the rice terrace drone shot at around 10:35. Cheers!
Hi, this is really helpful - thanks. You're such a sweet couple. How did you meet? I'm going to Bali with my two daughters next week and we're staying for 3 weeks, although my eldest daughter is staying an extra 10 days by herself. We've not been before and would love recommendations on where to stay in terms of regions. I'm 55 and daughters are 16 and 27. We won't be hiring motorbikes or mopeds as we've never driven these before and don't want to learn in a foreign country, especially when the rules are very different and seemingly scarce. We'll walk, hire bicycles, and use Gojek, Grab, Bluebird or whatever it is that you recommend to use there. We've rented a private villa with its own pool in Ubud (Penestann) for the for 10 days, but we're not sure where to go for the next 11 days. We don't want to go to too many different places - just one or two more - so I was thinking of Gili Air for 3/4 nights, then maybe a different area of Ubud (maybe north) or even another place in Bali. My eldest daughter will go to Canggu for the rest of the time and maybe stay in a hostel or a homestay. We might do sea walking, but none of us have snorkelled before, and I'm not really a good swimmer (I'm also shit scared of sharks), so water sports is not for me. We will go dolphin watching to Lovina though (dolphins are 🥰 but sharks are 😬). However, I've heard that there's not much to do or see in Gili Air and that it's better to go to Lombok mainland, although there's no public transport there and we'd need a scooter, which we don't want. Which part of Bali do you suggest for the rest of our stay in Bali? We like jungle area with a mix of nature and local life. I know it's probably late to rent good places, but I've heard it's better (and cheaper) to find places once you're there and only book somewhere to stay initially. Sorry for the essay, and thanks for your advice and suggestions. Hugs from the UK and Germany! 🤗
Canggu if you want to be close to the beach. Ubud if you want to be near nature. But i would suggest canggu and hiring a driver for a day to head out and explore the waterfalls:) Hope you have a great trip!
I know this is an old thread but I'm currious about your experience in Bali. Hope everything goes well. Btw, I would recommend you to learn swimming if you like tropical life, jungle and beach. It's actually easy, try to learn the breast stroke, the easiest swimming style to master in one or two hour training then you can explore under water life. Btw, Sharks in Indonesian water epecially in its beach never attack people. Even you can swim with them in some parts of Indonesia.
How can lens be hard to find? I can pretty much walk to any glasses stores (optic stores) and buy my contacts just like that. Bali also has those also, to be certain just go to the nearest malls. Plenty of brands, plenty of lens powers and plenty of colors!
Compared to the Netherlands, I (almost always) can’t just walk to the store and buy. I have to have my eyes checked first by the opticians and order one and wait for a week. This happened when I asked a simple colorless contacts 🤷🏻♀️
Ahh actually that was a typo. It was supposed to be lens solution:) Thats why we pinned it in the comments! Sorry:(
#9 tho : it's hard to find contact lens solution - What else do we miss? 🤔
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Really need to start checking out and promoting other parts of Indonesia. Don't get me wrong, love Bali and balinese people but it's overexploited and the infrastructure is overextended. Lots of great places all over Indonesia....15,000 islands!
How come condoms are not on your list?
Bakso, sate,gule. Rawon,nasi goreng mawut.
@@pakde8002 Most of the Islands are just rocks or have no water to support human life.
@@Gobs2012 Easy to buy there, Balis is not a Muslim country.
Most products imported from the west are subjected to a 300% import tax, but many food and OTC medicines are made in ASEAN and whilst expensive to an Indonesian are cheaper than in the west. However, there are always local alternatives, for example activated charcoal (norit) costs very little and is great for diarrhea, lemongrass oil (minyak serai) is so much better than DEET in every respect and again remarkably cheap. Overall your video says more about what you cannot live without than what you really need, not a criticism, but others must think 'what do I have to have' and for us all it will be different.
Ahh lemon grass doesnt really work and this isnt about what i cant live without because in reality you can live with out these but it would be a lot more difficult and more of a hassle. Thus the title what to bring and not bring hahaha
Looks you all had a fun time. Good info on a must to bring to Bali. Is there a place of older people to stay? What I saw
are for young kids like you. Any suggestions for older people like us seniors?
Hello, I am planing to visit Bali this December. I am not a driver, is there any public transportation e.g. bus to go to rural area except renting a car.
Did you get any vaccines like Japanese encephalitis, yellow fever, rabies, etc?
God is the greatest! Im inspired to travel to Bali and live for a few months. Who knows, might end up living there.
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if there is a box between the plug in point and the appliance, that is the power converter like the fat part on a magsafe or the fat part halfway along the cord of a normal laptop. Hair dryers and hairstragtners, shavers, toaster etc do not have these you will need a converter.
Aussies be glad we run on 240 volts, also you can get GastroStop tablets at any pharmacy that will sort out the shits in an hour flat.
Hi, there! Best your vid and I like it. Be careful for driving in Bali bro. 👌
Thank you so much!
Maaf.. saya memakai bahasa indonesia karena saya tidak bisa bahasa inggris.
Saya dari pulau jawa, sebelah pulau bali.
Maaf saya memberi coment sedikiy.
1. Sun screen : mungkin ada yang lebih murah dibawah 50rb, biasanya warga local memakai harga segitu.
2. Menyewa sepeda montor : 250rb sehari itu sangat mahal, setidak nya harga segitu 2-3hari. Dan misal ada operasi kendaraan bermontor harus membawa KTP (kartu tanda penduduk), STNK montor, Helm dan SIM (orang lokal). helm itu sangat penting saat memakai sepeda montor karena helm berguna melindungi kepala dari kecelakaan saat memakai sepeda montor.
3. Tidak mengerti tempat toko obat, mungkin bisa bertanya pegawai hotel anda tinggal atau bisa juga bertanya warga sekitar.
4. Soffell adalah pelindung gigitan nyamuk, memakai soffell bertahan paling tidak 4-5 jam dan terkena air akan hilang.
5. Di alam liar setidaknya harus mempersiapkan peralatan apa saja untuk melindungi tubuh, melindungi kaki misal sandal, sepatu, sepatu boot.
6. Kecepatan memakai sepeda montor.
Misal jalan kecil (kampung) max 20 km, jalan raya min-max 20-40 km, jalan pantura min-max 40-80 km, jalan tol min-max 40-100 km. Harus dipatuhi semua orang dan ingin kayak moto gp saat di jalan raya, mending disirkuit saja dan sekalian orang kayak gitu daftar peserta di moto gp saja.
Maaf sekali lagi kalau saya komentar memakai bahasa indonesia.
Thank you!!! I am finishing up my packing now, and will be heading to Bali with my son on the 14th. Your videos are so full of useful information. I'm grateful. Thank you. 🙏 Sawadikap
Aww thank you so much Tah says Sawadika
I’m coming with my son too in August!! Have fun!
I found sanitary pads to be widely available and cheap at hyoermart and bintang, don't know about tampons though.
yep pads are easy to find and accessible in indonesia, but not tampons. indonesians very rarely use tampons
You're making me want to just book a ticket to Bali .. Lol
You should!
Very helpful
Guys your channel is so underrated. You take so much effort to make informative videos. You deserve at least 1 million subscribers.
Thank you so much! We really do try hard to give the best most helpful content :)
@@DivertLiving your Dos and don't are very helpful... A perfect handbook to plan and prepare for the trip. Keeping in mind right from the time on how to book the air tickets to getting the local train fares, rickshaws and cabs, place to eat, to take photos. You guys are my favourite travel bloggers ❤️
I was there a month and panicked when my BUGSPRAY didn’t arrive but the local brand worked just fine for us. We went to many places in Indonesia and this list is perfect. One thing I didn’t do and wish I had was research earthquake safety. I never been in one before and I had no idea what to do. Thanks for the great list!
Aww yea thats something we didnt prepare for as well:(
I mean bug spray but yeah you must pack light!
Lol you talk aboute prodak price ..i think you talk aboute review venue place beUtiful in bali
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Gandar Widura meybe he’s go to any country olso so talk about the product not about how beautiful the place he go 🤣🤣😂
we travel there in june july august which is winter time for us it tasmania australia we all so take lots of sun screen moccona coffee Universal Travel Adapter travel insurance we do have a good dentist in bali cheaper there than australia and for reading glasses aswell keep up the great work ps we always take lots of cash over there and get a good exchange rate there
Awesome! Thank you for watching!
That's amazing
Thank you so much!
Hopefully we can connect next month when I arrive. I've been following your videos I see your vision keep it up Bali is a very great start. To know is to have always known to know is to remember how soon we forget forget me not. Blessings
We are super excited for you to see the video coming out tonight!
@@DivertLiving how is it over there as far as the virus scare?
Apparently it is so expensive in Bali that this poor guy cannot afford to wear a shirt.
This is so incredibly detailed and helpful!! I'm looking to visit Bali next year and have binge watching Bali videos. Love this one!
I am going to bali this February 💃🏼💃🏼💃🏼
Hope you love it!
I just love it but miss the rice tarest.
How was Bali? did you enjoy your trip?
For anyone going to bali I would reccomend you respect their culture too and wear a shirt when appropriate (most places apart from the beaches). Don't be that disrespectful/ignorant tourist walking down main street bare chested. Many humble Balinese will find this offensive..
Simon Bowie I agree. Shirtless tourist on the road is really irritating and disrespectful.
Is bali the most touristy in Asia as I've seen in picture seems all foreigner when ask they like to go in Bali my country is not that touristy we offer islands to explore I've seen only Bali in pictures
Yes there are tons of islands to explore in Indo
Before buying travel insurance, make sure it covers scooter/motorcycle accidents.
In addition, Do NOT buy WORLD NOMAD travel insurance.
Ahh yea we dont use them anymore!
Divert Living I found out the hard way that World Nomad seems to be little more than a glossy, niche internet marketing company that will gladly take your money, sell you a policy that is vaguely worded, and eventually pass your claim onto an actual insurance company who will then exploit legal-loopholes in the global insurance market if and when you make a claim. The actual insurance companies that are asked to cover the claims, appear to be less-than-reputable, and based on hundreds of reviews online, they seem to deny the bulk of the non-medical claims, and often, medical claims, as well.
World Nomad appears to rely heavily on Google algorithms and paid advertising/sponsorship of travel bloggers/vloggers, writers, and influencers to create a favorable presence on-line. By essentially buying positive press on high visibility sites, it appears that they have succeeded in effectively burying negative reviews and horror stories, thus creating a the illusion of a reputable and quality brand and service.
In addition to the issues mentioned above, the online process for filing a claim is arduous at best, and during my two experiences with the process (one medical/trip interruption claim and another trip interruption claim), documents were lost; the portal froze and ‘locked me out’, numerous times; and there was quite a bit of redundancy. I was asked to provide information that had already been provided, over and over again. The company’s affiliate was also caught lying about phone calls they supposedly made to me (supported by my phone records) and a claim was closed within minutes after a “24-hour to respond” request was made (supported by time-stamped email documentation). In addition, during my last claim, the company couldn’t even tell me who was covering my claim and referred me to the same wrong company, numerous times, even after the correct insurer was identified and my claim was being processed (and eventually denied). I was referred to two different insurers. One, a recognized and respected global insurer, was very adamant about no longer handling World Nomad claims or being affiliated with the company. The other company initially ignored my claim, then told me it was not their claim to handle, and then ended up being the company that processed (and denied) my trip interruption claim.
Avoid World Nomad.
@@storyandsoundscape8859 oh that's very interesting! I was really considering them before my six month backpacking trip as my research and the reviews suggested they were good, but so glad I didn't! As they didn't seem to cover pre-existing medical conditions.
@@storyandsoundscape8859 Can you recommend a good insurance company to go with for travel insurance?
Mate this days Bali got everything not like 30 years ago!! Don't have to pack to much.otherways u will have problems with the customes. Stuff like what we wear in the west will be very expensive.such as suncream.tempon u can go to big supermarket in Kuta they sale everything they allot cheaper.u have to be smart shopping look around .😜😜😜😜
Ahh yes but its expensive compare to home my friend
I've been travelling over 45 years in Bali and many countries around the world.
I've not found it worth bringing much when I leave home.
In expensive countries they have all my home country has in the way of health treatment.
In poor countries the prices of almost every thing at a lot less than home anyway.
Ladies monthly needs are the only exceptions I can think of in SOME countries.
Ahh so you buy almost everything new?!
@@DivertLiving Well, what do two people need travelling, two or three sets of clothes and everything else is the same for everybody. but perhaps I misunderstood you. So yes, I buy as needed and give to locals if something is no longer useful to me..
Don’t forget everybody likes it the herbal remedy in the little packets that’s what my fiancé fed me when I had Bali belly
Good idea!
Can you tell me where I can buy the high deer bug-spray you recommended in Bali I could only find the Sofitel
You cant but it in Bali unless its off Amazon:)
Very good resource
Thank you so much!
Thanks u for the informations.. It really helps a lot for my trip... Love u from Tunisia ❤️
So happy you liked it:)
It's the same thing here in Kenya, sunscreen is expensive compared to the US. Ouch, those mosquito bites look painful. Haha, I felt like saying us too in almost everything you mentioned. We have dry stick deodorants but they are so few especially the ladies options. Few specific places and locations have them. Same case to tampons... That's a story for another day. Learned the hard way to carry and wear wet shoes in River Jordan. My feet hurt so much from the rocks.
Ahhh so sounds like we are prepared for Kenya!!
@@DivertLivingLiving haha yep. Carry a mosquito repellant too. Some parts of Kenya are known to have many.
Boadshorts,t-shirt,rash shirt,thongs,or flip flops for u kiwi’s,sun screen,board wax & balls.thats it.
hahahhaha true
very informative. hello from Canada
I cant believe you're telling people you dont need an international lisence! If they dont have one and are injured or heaven forbid killed, they will not be covered by their travel insurance. Medical care in bali is not cheap! Terrible advice guys.
We never said you dont need one, we said you dont need one to rent a scooter......... You dont haha
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Very helpful because we are going in two weeks and I am packing this weekend for it! So excited!
Hope you have a great trip!
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