With young children, it's difficult to be on a schedule: we already do that all year round, no one wants to be on the clock during a family break. Or I don't anyway.
There are some beautiful places in Bali, tourist-must-see attractions, amazing temples, gardens, museums. But there are also lazy ports and small villages hidden in the mountain. There are the famous rice fields that are so perfectly organized that they are breathtaking. Friendly locals who are worth chatting and sharing a meal with. It's easy to just do nothing, relax, and forget about stupid stuff, like the conventions that dictate what time dinner should be on a school night.
I'd say half or more of our trip was spent walking or hiking in no specific direction, laying down at the beach or near the pool and doing simply nothing. We also spent a good amount of time exploring night markets and eating delicious food.
I'll write a more serious, travel oriented blog when I find the time to organize pictures and thoughts, but here are some sightings from our trip.
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| Nutella crepes here! |
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| Buy a party stick and take a bemo |
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