Kuta Beach BALI

finally u start a discussion :)) i've been in bali many times and now i get bore with it.perhaps i'll visit another provinces in indonesia.i'm sure we have more islands that as same as beautiful like bali.bali is too money oriented now.hate it.pls bring back my old bali :))

My last visit to Bali was 2002, many kind of memories happened when i visited Bali, many of my family and my neighbour work in Bali. The place that i have visited were Sanur, Denpasar, Gilimanuk, Negara, Tabanan. My home is Banyuwangi so it is near from Bali island.

Yes, I was there in the early 70's and I watched a couple of gorgeous sunsets at Luta beach. We stayed at a hotel with small converted rice storage houses on the other side of the island...near the Continental Hotel I believe it was.

oh I am sorry. I am not yet visited bali.

hei register_now... thank's for visited my homeland, hope u enjoyed ur vacation and wiil be back again to Bali.

hi, nusa dua also have a great view.. white sand and fewer people, it just perfect if u wanna be "in the beach". btw, i live in denpasar, that's why i can tell u about it :)

No I have never visited this place. But watched in TV programme. The sunset at Kuta Beach is really amazing. Though there are many places in world where sunset is famous and the people around the world do like to visit. Hope in near future I may visit Bali and get a chance of seeing sunset at kuta beach. This place is not too much costly and far from my place. I will plan to visit.

welcome at mylot and welcome at kuta beach:) when you visit kuta beach again, give some time to visit me in melasti internet kuta beach.I work there. i hope i can meet my friends from mylot.

I brought my family (2 Adults with 2 boys aged 3 and 5) to bali in december last year. It seems that 2 weeks while we were there, flew by very fast. We didnt really do a lot of sight seeing. A lot of times it was mere relaxation. The places that we did go to include Kintamani, Kuta, Tanah Lot, and a few others. We love the pace of life in Bali when everyone was so nice and ever welcoming. Even my boys want to go back to bali. They love the kids club. I want to go back to bali because i love the spa treatments and massages. My hubby, well he has his own reasons but we will definitely go back to bali! By the way, welcome to MyLot and happy posting! - Lyn

Ye, I like to go there I usually sleep on discovery and going to the waterboom

well i haev never been to bali in my life. i eanted to visit that place but when i heard th ebomb blasts i just gave up teh idea. i think its really every dangerous place to live and enjoy!!!

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i would like to travel all over the world, but just cannot aford it.... I cannot even aford to go to a holiday, a real holiday once a year..... stupid wages are in my country......