Choosing Bali for a holiday, over Hawaii, the Caribbean, Sydney, London or S.Africa, means one thing for sure, you’ll get a lot more for your money. A RTW traveler once told me that when he was planning his trip, he basically looked for ‘cheap’ countries to spend most of his time and ‘westernized countries’ to spend 3 months working.
Checking out an online currency converter, gives us an idea of how much our hard earned money will be exchanged for in Bali.
1 US Dollar = 9,057.97 Indonesian Rupiah
1 Australian Dollar = 7,024.18 Indonesian Rupiah
1 British Pound = 17,808.2 Indonesian Rupiah
1 Chinese Yuan Renminbi = 1,168.96 Indonesian Rupiah
1 Euro = 11,798.8 Indonesian Rupiah
1 Hong Kong Dollar = 1,160.51 Indonesian Rupiah
1 Japanese Yen = 75.09649 Indonesian Rupiah
1 Kazakhstan Tenge = 75.21037 Indonesian Rupiah
1 Malagasy Ariary = 4.61511 Indonesian Rupiah
1 Russian Rouble = 342.081 Indonesian Rupiah
1 Singapore Dollar = 5,902.53 Indonesian Rupiah
1 South African Rand = 1,259.08 Indonesian Rupiah
1 Swiss Franc = 7,284.55 Indonesian Rupiah
1 Taiwan Dollar = 275.153 Indonesian Rupiah
1 Thai Baht = 261.247 Indonesian Rupiah
Looks like the rupiah is doing okay right now and the Euro is looking strong.
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“1 Malagasy Ariary = 4.61511 Indonesian Rupiah”
Eh?? What country / currency is that? Malaga? or could it be Malaysian Ringgit?
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