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So you are thinking about going to Bali?
Why not! It really is the most beautiful place and the people are just so kind and friendly. This site will answer all your questions and direct you to the links that will help you.

The links to all the information that you need are located on the right hand side of the page.

Be sure to check out our "Helpful First Timer Hints"!

My number 1 tip for you is to get a good driver! This will help you navigate your way around Bali and for the price of one taxi trip to Sydney airport - they will help you for the whole day! Made Mangku is a wonderful driver, visit Made's site below.

Info Includes -

Bali Driver - Made Mangku

Geneva Handicraft

Dons Guide to Bali

Saturday, February 16, 2008

Absolutely worth a visit ....Dreamland Beach






Dreamland Beach is located on the west coast of the Bukit Peninsula in South Bali and therefore only a short ride from Bali's major tourism spots. The beach provides basic accommodation and cafes for surfers and day trippers. One of the most beautiful beaches on the island, it is also renowned for its dangerous shorebreak.



After a short drive on a bumpy road our cab driver parked the car. We were surprised to find this place quite crowded and a number of surfers passed us on their motorbikes. People were gathering at the beach to watch the sunset from one of the many local bars and restaurants. We had to walk down a path and stairs to reach the beach. You could spot hundreds of surfers in the water from the top of a hill waiting for the next big one.



Dreamland Beach is really beautiful and the azure blue water looks quite inviting, nevertheless swimming is possible even though sometimes there can strong currents. Locals rent beach chairs for a couple of dollars and try to get you into their establishments. Eventhough Dreamland Beach was crowded at that time of the day and the stretch og beach is actually relatively short, you still got the impression that this is a totally laid back and special hangout spot for surfers and backpackers from all over the world, who happily intermingled with the locals.



People just gathered to watch the surfers, have a beer and a chat and watch the sunset and the ocean.