Should I be traveling to Bali right now?
It's 2022 and we can finally travel to Bali again. This is my travel vlog number 56. Please enjoy.
I never imagined that I would miss travelling so much. Should I be travelling right now, is it safe? Before flying from Melbourne, we required a travel PCR test 48 hours prior. These cost $145 each, so not cheap! We had to update our vaccination certificates to an international version. That's free. It's recommended to fill out your custom forms online before boarding. Then you have to buy a visa around $40. The rest is straight forward. The stressful part was waiting for our PCR test 48 hours prior departure. Masks need to be warn during the flight, and they hurt your ears, so maybe 'strap on' ones would be better.
Simply hopping on a plane and flying to a different country, felt surreal for me, in the best possible way.
Bali is only a 5 to 6 hour flight from Melbourne Australia, and the perfect place to get away from Melbourne cold wintery weather. It's around 30C - 86F degrees all year round, so you know what to expect. The humidity is very high and I love it! May to September is the dryer season and usually the busiest time. But it's still reasonably quiet until tourism resumes back to normal.
This is the first vlog of my two weeks in Bali, stay tuned for three more, where I will show you outstanding villas, local food and attractions.
Let me know if you've been to Bali, and what you enjoyed. If you need a driver, why not give Tapa a try, he was so great to us and very well priced.
You can DM Tapa here. https://www.instagram.com/bojes_18
If haven't seen my travel vlogs before, you can watch them all here:
I never imagined that I would miss travelling so much. Should I be travelling right now, is it safe? Before flying from Melbourne, we required a travel PCR test 48 hours prior. These cost $145 each, so not cheap! We had to update our vaccination certificates to an international version. That's free. It's recommended to fill out your custom forms online before boarding. Then you have to buy a visa around $40. The rest is straight forward. The stressful part was waiting for our PCR test 48 hours prior departure. Masks need to be warn during the flight, and they hurt your ears, so maybe 'strap on' ones would be better.
Simply hopping on a plane and flying to a different country, felt surreal for me, in the best possible way.
Bali is only a 5 to 6 hour flight from Melbourne Australia, and the perfect place to get away from Melbourne cold wintery weather. It's around 30C - 86F degrees all year round, so you know what to expect. The humidity is very high and I love it! May to September is the dryer season and usually the busiest time. But it's still reasonably quiet until tourism resumes back to normal.
This is the first vlog of my two weeks in Bali, stay tuned for three more, where I will show you outstanding villas, local food and attractions.
Let me know if you've been to Bali, and what you enjoyed. If you need a driver, why not give Tapa a try, he was so great to us and very well priced.
You can DM Tapa here. https://www.instagram.com/bojes_18
If haven't seen my travel vlogs before, you can watch them all here:
