Hello again:) Because I didn't like it very much in Seminyak and generally on the coast of Bali, I decided to make a short trip to Nusa Lembongan. Nusa Lembogan is located south of Bali and can be reached by the speedboat from Sanur in about 30 minutes. Arrived at Lembongan, I understood why the Nusa Islands still considered an insider tip. There are relatively few tourists here and everything is still very original and simple. What I really liked, because Semiynak was simply overrun and incredibly loud & dirty. In the hostel (Lembongan Hostel) I met some cool and nice people and planned with two of them a trip to the big sister island Nusa Penida

My second week in Ubud is already over now & I still love the city. (even if the weather at the moment is quite unpredictable) But that's no problem :) On rainy days I go to a good spa and treat myself with an amazing (and cheap) massage or mani / pedicure. (Or all together!)  And then spend the evening in one of my favorite restaurants like the Bali Yoga in the Jl. Kajeng.  They have very delicious food and a very comfortable athmosphere.  But if the weather is better, I walk through the city or to the rice fields which are directly in Ubud and from my accommodation about a five-minutes-walk away. Taking a long walk

Hello again, As the title suggests I made a trip to the Monkey Forest Park in the middle of Ubud. I started from my accommodation and walked to the Monkey Forest Road. (From the main road 'Raya Ubud' it takes about 15 minutes to get to the destination.) The closer I got to the park, the more pictures and videos from Facebook started spinning around in my head. From monkeys stealing your sunglasses. Your mobile phone, camera or anything else which is not safe. So, as you can imagine, I felt a little nervous. (But this time I had prepared for the trip (not like the Hidden Canyon trip) & stowed all the loose things in my

Hello guys :), Last weekend a friend from Singapore visited me in Ubud. She picked me up with her little 'Scoopy' scooter and we made our way out of the city. On the scooter, I asked her where exactly we would go and what the 'Hidden Canyon' actually is. She just said, "Oh, a friend told me about it, he said you might get a bit wet." At that moment that sounded quite relaxed for me. A bit of water is not bad ... When we arrived at the Hidden Canyon car park and at the ticket stand, our illusion was directly destroyed. The salesmen said that we can't do the hike without a guide. Especially not

Hello again:) I am once again in a new country and also on a new continent. Indonesia. Asia. After saying good-bye to Fiji with a tearful and laughing eye, I went to Bali with an 7-hour stopover in Brisbane. Bali was and is next to Fiji one of the destinations which have always been at the top of my wish list and I have always wanted to see. Now I am here ... and I am so excited. Arrived at the airport, I was waiting for over an hour for my backpack ... Welcome to Bali! 😁 Somehow, however, it showed up and I was finally able to get into a taxi at half-past twelve in the