You guys voted, and so for my first weekly challenge, I had to try a new local Indonesian food dish every day for the entire week - which was no easy feat since I really don't like meat. But I did it, and actually loved almost everything I tried! So if you're curious to know where to get DIRT CHEAP delicious local food in/around Canggu, you're going to want to read this.
Renting a scooter is CHEAP and EASY in Bali if you know what you're doing. And that’s why I’m giving you my step-by-step instructions for how to get the best scooter rental in Bali for the cheapest price, as well as the 5 steps you need to follow before you fork over the cash.
While I personally think that everything in Bali is worth seeing/doing, if you're here on vacation and only have a limited amount of time, then these are the popular, "must-see" sights that you're really just better off skipping so that you'll have more time for the truly amazing sights and activities that this beautiful island has to offer!
When it comes to driving a scooter around Bali’s tourist areas, it’s really a matter of WHEN – not IF – you get pulled over by the police. And chances are you won’t be singled out; More often than not, you’ll be one of about a dozen other cyclists (all or most of them uncannily Western-looking) who get stopped by a large group of police hanging out on the side of the road.
If you’re driving in/around Canggu, especially if you’re not getting on the main road (jalan raya canggu) you technically don’t HAVE to drive with a helmet on if you don’t want to (which just means you won’t get pulled over, not that it’s safe).
Use one of the facebook groups (Canggu community, Ubud community, etc.) to book a taxi BEFORE you arrive so you get the best price: 150-200k to Canggu and 200-250k to Ubud (this is based on a single person requesting a taxi service with only 1 suitcase; if you’re a big group obviously pricing should change). [...]
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