5 things to do in Bali 🌸

1. Scuba Diving

- You need to know how to swim as in... I had to be able to float for 10 minutes straight and do 50 length of a pool continuously before I was even able to begin my course.

- Don't underestimate how tiring scuba diving is. I had to get to my centre for 8am and finished at around 3pm. There's a lot of information you need to take in. I was exhausted both mentally and physically by the end.

- If you're planning to do the Open Water Diver course, start the e-learning 3 months before you're scheduled to start your course. It's very long winded.

2. Water Rafting —

- Don't be like me and think you're just going to get a little wet.

- Make sure to wear light clothing that can dry quickly and wear swimwear underneath.

- The water is colder than I expected.

3. Jewellery Making

- Bali is very big on silver jewellery. So if you're a gold babe, I would make sure they have the metal you want before booking the activity.

4. Trek

- This was really good to understand the culture of Bali away from the busy tourist areas. I got to interact with the locals and gain knowledge on their way of living.

- Hardly any shade, so make sure to wear a hat and take a fan.

5. Hike Mt.Batur

- This is for people who are looking to be drafted into war. The hike is pretty intense.

- There is an option to get a motorbike up to the top but it will cost you.

- A very early start but it is worth it for the amazing view of the sun rise.

- You get to see the monkeys that live up on the summit.

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2025/10/9 Edited to