My
Bali trip was amazing. It started off in Amsterdamn, in which we were welcomed
with pooring rain. This wasn’t my favorite Europe country but was nice to see
the nice architecture while on a boat going through the river. We then got to
Bali and were greeted by a very nice man by the name of Indy, our tour guide.
Balinese people are so amazing since they are so patient and calm in life,
which is something my mom should learn from is she wants to live a long,
stress-free and happy life. In Sanur, we had a super nice hotel, and I even
surfed there! Unfortunately, I got really sick from the food, which they call
having Bali Belly. This ruined one of our days but luckily, I was sent to a
balinese healer, which in his eyes cured me. After Sanur, we went to Ubud,
which gave us a very good sense of Balinaise culture. We even got invited to
Indy’s house, and had a beautiful meal with his entire family! Even though we
were so unsure how to act during supper, everything went fine. While in Ubud,
we also went Quad biking and also tubbed down a river with rapids, similar to
that Cascade ride at Saint-Sauveur Waterpark). Then was probably my favorite
part of the trip, the snorkling in Bali Barat. Our tour guide, Nono, brought us
to the nicest places in the ocean, which were not infested by tourists. As for
the food in Bali, let’s just say they really like Nasi Goreng ( fried rice). My
Dad and I would have that atleast once a day, sometimes for breakfast!
Everything is so cheap here, so we often would have a huge feast for only 30$!
Even a massage would only cost 8$! Other really good foods we ate were Soto
Ayam(a noodle soup), and chicken curry. Also, one of my favorite meals was Fish
Taco’s, something I had never eaten before. Last part of the trip was Canggu,
the surfing beach. It was very very touristy, but the surfing was really
nice. Now we are back in Amsterdam, and it is freezing cold and raining again.
Mother is forcing me too write this Blog so hope y’all enjoy!
Thank
you Mama and Papa for this amazing trip, Nasi Goreng and Bali Barat
forever!
