Room was quite spacious with 2 queen beds and 2 sets of sofas at diff locations. TV channels & programmes were plentiful, if u choose to laze in bed the whole day. the restaurant has their own ice-cream/dessert/juice bar at the lobby. i really recommend to all the avocado juice. yummmy!! food wise, since we r muslims, we had quite a time finding real halal food apart from fast food joints. however, i have to say this, my friend & i’d rather source for other food outside the hotel. im sure they will improve their food menu & most importantly, the taste. Thumbs-up for the complimentary amigos with their guitars, singing to the diners in the restaurant. Enjoyed it.

If u intend to do some shopping, all u need to do is make a double left turn from the hotel, n u’ll immediately immerse urself into street shopping. u can bargain a great deal, up to 90%! just walk all the way, following the line of shops and without realising it, u r already in Kuta Square and Legian Street. Tonnes of amazing stuff u’ll discover.

If u r a sunny-bunny, walk 3 mins to the beach and soak urself in the sun. It can get really scorching though. There r friendly instructors there who would encourage u to learn and/or do some surfing. The beach is a long stretch from the airport up to seminyak and goes further up. The sea is blue, with quite high waves to an endless horizon. Catch the sunset.

If ur travelling free & easy, the hotel has some tour packages which u can opt to join & also provides shuttle bus to certain areas. Very helpful!

We went for a 1.5hrs full body balinese massage, 30 mins foot reflex & an hr hair creambath at H’Spa. Both therapist were great and very polite. In the morning, u can get to see the staff performing yoga with the customers. The staff were really really cute & adorable when they danced to Jai Ho in the evening! Put a smile to everyone’s faces!

Oh yes, dont worry about getting lost & not able to locate the hotel. U’ll see bright orange banners adorning the front and driveway of the hotel. Easy to spot the bright colour.

Overall, our stay has been a real pleasant one. No complains at all. Thanks, Harris Kuta!
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During the journey, you will find amazing view such as the ancient temple of Uluwatu.

Antara quoted local police as saying that the ship, carrying 29 people, was probably hit by bad weather, although they did not rule out the possibility the ship was overloaded with cargo.

The ship was travelling from Kelungkung in east Bali to Nusa Penida Island which is located about 26 miles southeast of the island. Antara did not give further details.

Indonesia relies heavily on ferry services to connect the main islands in the archipelago, the world’s largest.

But accidents are common, largely due to years of under-investment in infrastructure and a tendency to overload ferries. (Reporting by Gde Anugrah Arka, editing by Sara Webb and Sanjeev Miglani)

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A side dish or sambal, made with red-hot chilies ground with dried shrimp paste and other seasonings such as lime juice should be taken with caution. It can be scorching for the inexperienced or chili intolerant person, so do not be too adventurous with your sampling. If indeed you are scorched, do not drink water immediately as it will only worsen the situation; instead settle for bananas, plain boiled rice, bread or cucumber. However, delicious side dishes like tempeh, a protein-charged savory cake made of fermented soybeans, and rempeyek, small crisp cookies made of peanuts, should not be missed.

Five Legs

For simple dining, there are warungs - snack bars and mobile carts that cater mainly to local workers and those who understand that low cost hawker meals are really safe to eat. These three-wheeled carts are often pushed by young boys and are nicknamed kaki lima, which means five legs - the three wheels of the cart and the two legs of the boy!

Adventurous travelers can delight in sampling all these delicacies that can be found within reach. Those who are unsure but are willing to try should go for something simple such as pisang goreng or banana fritters, lumpia, a type of fried spring roll, and bakso, a meatball soup. Lawar, a specialty of Bali, is composed of minced pork, coconut and spices. Other types of lawar that are available include chicken, egg, green bean, and jackfruit. Do take note though, if it is red in color, it is made of fresh raw blood. You should also try a snack called tupat, which is normally not found elsewhere. It is actually steamed rice in coconut-leaf packages that are cubed with tofu, cucumber, spinach and sprouts and mixed with a fiery peanut sauce. Do not miss bubur injin or black rice pudding for breakfast or dessert, it is heavenly! Do ask locals for a price estimation but expect to pay around Rp. 2,000 to Rp. 5,000.

Tropical Fruits

Bali has a extensive range of fruits, some unimaginable and some you wish you had never imagined! One of these is the fabled durian, the King of Fruits, which is a thorny fruit the size of a football. It has an offensive smell to some but are prized by locals. Others that can be savored include mangoes, mangosteens, bananas, jackfruit, rambutans, markisas, pineapples, papayas, longans, melons, oranges, and custard apples, to name a few. Of course, the best fruit would be the salak or the snakeskin fruit. This scaly, brown fruit encloses a crunchy white fruit with a pear-like flavor; Bali is famous for its salak.