Articles tagged ‘Perama Buses’
Perama Bus: The user friendly travel service for Bali & Lombok
By Nick | February 16th, 2007 |
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Arriving in Bali and heading to Ubud
By Nick | October 26th, 2006 | Add a Comment »
Most visitors to Bali, head to the Kuta / Seminyak area, on their first day here. Kuta is just 2 miles from the airport, and the big beachfront hotels in Tuban, are just a mile away. Some people however, like my friends from Oregon, have never been to Kuta, and instead head straight to Ubud, [...]
Perama bus times in Candi Dasa
By Nick | October 19th, 2006 | 1 Comment »
Perama bus does a service all over Bali, hitting most of the touriat spots. It also can arrange trips to Lombok and Sumbawa. Perama is not a tour bus, in that it does not do guided tours or show you historical sites. Perama is a point to point bus service, aimed at tourists. It differs [...]
Senggigi: The gateway to Lombok
By Nick | August 21st, 2006 | 4 Comments »
Visitors to Bali, as well as expats sometimes look for an close alternative, to the Bali beach scene. One option is Senggigi Lombok.
An old copy of the Indonesia Handbook, from 1991 has this description:
The coral and snorkeling at this popular beach area, 6km north of Ampenan, is fantastic-4 straight kms of pure white sand, [...]
Backpacking in Bali
By Nick | August 17th, 2006 | 2 Comments »
To get into the backpacking mentality, you have to think longterm. Backpackers are often on a year long, around the world trip. All over the world, guesthouses and youth hostels are the places backpackers aim for, simplicity and cost being the key. Even as I get older, I still feel most comfortable checking into a [...]
Getting around Bali
By Nick | April 1st, 2006 | Add a Comment »
Bali is a relatively small island, which makes it very accessible. When you compare Bali to a place like Thailand, Bali has way more to offer people on a short term holiday. Both places have beaches, temples, mountains, nightlife and culture. The things is in Bali you can get from the beach to the mountains [...]
Perama buses from Tulamben in East Bali
By Nick | March 2nd, 2006 | Add a Comment »
Exploring the East Coast around the Tulamben area, its always better to get your own transport, whether it be a car or motorbike. Check out a few places in the Kuta area, negotiate and you can be on your way within 20 minutes.
