WATERBOOM, BALI A EXTREME WATER GAME

Sure it is not unusuall bathing. Also it is not common bathtub that you usually see in many houses or hotels, as this is the only one of extreme water game in Bali island, Waterbom Bali. Waterbom Bali is situated on Jalan Kartika Plaza in the center of Kuta area. Only 15 minutes drive from Ngurah Rai Bali International Airport. This place is a right place for you and your family for having fun in water area. To enjoy this game, after pay for the ticket, Bomduck, a funny and cute maskot of Waterbom Bali will welcomes you. After that go to Locker and Tower Rental to change the cloth, we can then go to one of water game that we like. Some of interesting area on this water pool are Pleasure Pool, a puzzle pool, good start for warming up. There is also Smash Down, a waterslide from a tower which has tall 3 times of a house. On the lower tower there is Boogie Ride. We can have it more fun if we do it with some friends. If you feel hungry after have some water games, Mini Food Court or International Food Court is available there to have some eats. There are also other facilities in Waterbom Bali such as pingpong, soccer, climbing wall and sand volley ball. RELATED LINK SITES Enter your search terms Submit search form

Ten Tips for Sleeping Cheap in Europe

Here are the smart way to get cheap sleeping in Europe :

1. Think small: Larger hotels are usually pricier than small hotels or B&Bs.

2. Consider a chain: More hotel chains offering cheap or moderately priced rooms are springing up. You won't find character, but you'll get predictable Motel 6-type comfort.

3. Business Hotels: In Scandinavia, Brussels, and Berlin, business hotels need customers in the summer and on weekends, when their clientele is away. And, the later your arrival, the better the discount.

4. Don't stray from your needs: Know the government ratings. A three-star hotel is not necessarily a bad value, but if you stay in a three-star hotel, you may have spent $50 extra for things you don't need (a/c, elevators, room service, porters to carry bags).

5. Check prices and discounts: Room prices can vary greatly within a hotel (i.e. a shower is cheaper than a tub). If you want a cheap room, say it. Some have a few rooms needing renovation without private baths. They usually don't mention them, figuring they'd be unacceptable to Americans. And, if you plan to stay three or more nights, or if you pay in cash, it's worth asking if any discounts are available.

6. If it's off-season, bargain: Prices usually rise with demand during festivals and in July and August. Off-season, try bargaining. If its too expensive, tell them your limit; they might meet it.

7. Travel with a good guidebook: To sleep well and inexpensively on a big-city bed, you need a good guidebook's listing of hotels and budget alternatives. It's like having a friend check places out for you.

8. Consider hotel runners: As you step off the bus or train, you'll sometimes be met by hotel runners wielding pictures of their rooms for rent. They are usually just hardworking entrepreneurs who lack the guidebook listing that makes life easy for small hotel owners. If you like what the runner says, and the hotel isn't too far away (many are), follow him to his hotel. You are obliged only to inspect the hotel. If it's good, take it. If not, leave. You're probably near other budget hotels anyway.

9. The early bird gets the room: If you anticipate crowds, arrive in the morning when the most (and best) rooms are available. If the rooms aren't ready until noon, take one anyway. Leave your luggage behind the front desk; they'll move you in later.

10. Let hotel managers help: Have your current manager call ahead to make a reservation at your next destination (offer to pay for the call). If you're in a town and having trouble finding a room, remember that nobody knows the hotel situation better than local hotel managers.

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CHEAP SHOPPING PLACES IN BALI

For local tourist that usually coming from Java Island, Indonesia when they goes to Bali for holiday they know well about Pasar Seni Sukowati (Sukowati Art Market). The location is between Sanur and Ubud, but closes to Sanur for about 15 minutes drive. At this market they will find many products such as cloths, handicrafts, beads or other hand mades in a very cheap price. Yes they are very cheap! The foreigner is rarely comes to this market as, first, this place is not popular among them, the place is crowded especially on Indonesian national holiday. Secondly, the tour guide will never bring their guests here as they will not receive any commision when the guest make some transactions there. There is no commision as the proce itseld is already cheap. Another cheap place for shopping is located in Kuta area, Pasar Seni Kuta (Kuta Art Market). Just like in Sukowati, you can make a bargain for the price for all products. If you smart enough in bargain, you can bring home that excellent stuffs in a very cheap price. Do not fooled with the opening price they offered, convinced your self that price must be able to be bargained. The market is situated in Kuta area, close to Kuta Square. Although this traditional market standing between branded outlets surrounding it, the market never miss for the opportunity to show it existance. So just come with your family or friends, and get the lowest prices guarantee in these art market in Bali. RELATED LINK SITES Enter your search terms Submit search form