Thursday, November 30, 2006


All burnt, spent the last 5 days in the island of Bali. Beautiful place with great people around, be it the tourist or locals. Met a few who opened villas there and talked about the prospects in Bali. Now, how nice it would be to build a villa of my own. =P Alright let the pictures do the talk.
Check in, flight to Bali.


Had our stay in Villa Jodie. Fab experience! Love the service, meals, privacy, friendliness...




Morning blues but served with spread of yummy breakfast, I cannot not get outta bed.


Walk out of the villa.




Who doesn't love the sun!


At Kuta Beach



Tried my luck at Surfing, Woohoo!!


One can't do without an ice cream since I can't get an ice cold beer.




At Bali's Hard Rock.


At one of those cafe, gorging down on their famous fish and chips after being burnt.


Had sight-seeing. Had to see the balinese dance, went to Monkey forest.
Haha, I love monkeys and these explains why.



Padi fields


2hr drive to the mountain to catch a glimpse of its volcano. Finally some chill air.



Our driver cum tour guide throughout our days in Bali. With Gede (pronounced as good day) Very helpful and friendly chap.




Dine at their famous Ku De Ta restaurant. As mentioned by mel, yes the foie gras is splendid-ly delicious! talk about tender...


the sweetest.



with my precious ones.

This fellow who didn't come with us, had his fair share of great fun with his friends in Villa Vagra. I've seen his pictures and his villa is like a mansion man! But I'm glad he enjoyed it very much.



Besides lying by the pool, or by the beach, we found ourselves shopping around. Suprisingly, there were quite a number of shops that we could shop in. Mainly in Seminyak.
In fact, there are many more pictures, but that may not be necessary to post here since it might overload the page. But overall, holidaying with parents could never been better,spending every possible time with them. as always. =)

Facts about Bali:
- Majority of the people in Bali are Hindus and not Muslim
- They are not allowed to build houses higher than a coconut tree.