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Here is a selection of accommodation prices in Lovina as quoted over the phone today (December 10th 2007).

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December in Bali is typically hot and humid, with daily showers and changeable skies. This last weekend saw sunny conditions change into overcast on Monday. The wet season (Nov-Mar) peaks in Dec-Jan but does not mean constant rain. Typically early morning showers give way to clear skies, high temperatures and evening showers.

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The south Bali coast has a wonderful selection of warungs and restaurants. Some enjoy the added advantage of being located with an ocean view. Here is a rundown of some of the favourite eating establishments located at the beach.

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One feature of living close to Balinese people is the daily crowing of roosters, warning the neighborhood that dawn is just a couple of hours away. Another feature is the sight of stray dogs that linger on most streets. Balinese people often name stray dogs and allow them to hang around as a semi-pet. Many […]

People coming to Bali for the first time including delegates for the UNFCCC may wonder about the restaurant scene in Bali. Where can you get decent food? Is it safe to eat? How expensive is it? What are the rules of etiquette in Bali concerning eating?

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The internet allow the sharing of opinions and points of view. The opinions can vary widely and also be food for thought. One young entrepreneur named Arlo has a grand vision of what Indonesia will become in the year 2030. He sees the following things becoming a reality:

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Sanur is located just 12 km NE of Kuta and offers a beach-side reality without the crowds. Just 20 minutes from the airport, Sanur can make an ideal place for your Bali holiday. Families especially love the white sand beaches, protected by coral reefs, making swimming a lot safer than in busy Kuta. Interestingly the […]

The uncoming UN Framework Conference on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in Bali will focus on how carbon emissions trap heat and affect the Earth’s climate. Bali was chosen for a number of reasons and is one of the world’s premier tourist destinations. A BBC article asks if the tourist industry itself is helping to destroy its […]

Bali is an amazingly fertile and beautiful island. Nature has combined to offer a place with high mountain lakes, jungle, a selection of climates and wildlife. The southern section of Bali is very fertile and Tabanan district in the SW is where most of the rice is grown. NW and NE Bali tends to be […]