Luggage and bags: I ALWAYS carry a small backpack that holds the daily neccesities
MY DIGITAL CAMERAS AND LENSES (OUT OF SIGHT)SOME OF WHAT IS LISTED SOME I WEAR..
SUFFICIENT FRESH BOTTLED WATER (TROPICAL TEMPERATURES CAN BE EXTREME)
I ALWAYS CARRY (AND USE ) A RELIABLE INSECT AND MOSQUITO REPELLANT ( DENGUE AND MALARIA ARE PREVELLANT IN THE TROPICS.
A SMALL FACE TOWEL (WET)
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: A PAIR OF COMFORTABLE WALKING/HIKING BOTS OR SHOES
A COMPACT PONCHO THAT COVERS ME AND MY PACK. AS TROPICAL STORMS ARE HEAVY
A WIDE BRIMMED HAT FOR THE SUN
A GOOD PAIR OF SUNGLASSES
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: A SMALL TUBE OF STRONG SUNSCREEN
A SMALL TUBE OF MOISTURISER
A SMALL PACKET OF WET ONES (FOR CLEANING SMALL INJURIES)
A SMALL PACKET OF TISSUES (IN CASE THE ROLL IS EMPTY)
A SMALL TUBE OF LIP BALM
A COUPLE OF BAND AID STRIPS
Photo Equipment: MY DIGITAL CAMERAS AND LENSES
A SPARE MEMORY CARD
AN INTERNATIONAL POWERPOINT ADAPTOR
Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: A SMALL RELIABLE TORCH
Miscellaneous: BUY YOUR BOTTLED WATER AT THE SUPERMARKET (ITS CHEAPER THERE)
CHARGE ALL YOUR DIGITAL CAMERA BATTERIES THE NIGHT BEFORE
PUT YOUR BOTTLED WATER IN THE FRIDGE OVERNIGHT ALSO.
Written Oct 13, 2011
Luggage and bags: get a packet of zip-lock bags at the nearest supermarket. They are essential if you like snacking, and you want to keep ants out of your room/bed/backpack :-)) I always carry heaps of them with me
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: take toilet paper, and soap, as these are NOT provided in budget accommodation. Instead of carrying soap + hair shampoo, I tend to use shower gel which is also ok to wash your hair with
Photo Equipment: with digital cameras often having very specific batteries, don't forget the charger which came with your camera
Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: take a torch (flash light), as power interruptions are not unusual. Also footpath, if they exist, are notorious for being uneven, and often having huge holes in them. So if you walk around after dark, and you don't want to end up breaking some bones, take one with you. (also stops you from stepping in dog poo after dark :-))
Miscellaneous: take a towel - not provided in budget rooms. Also take a couple of sarongs, as quite often beds only have a bottom sheet, and you might like to cover up during the night. Mosquito coils, or spray, and/or personal insect repellent is something you should definitely not forget. Remember to have bottled water in your room, you can NOT drink the tap water. I use tap water to brush my teeth, but if you have a sensitive stomach, I would suggest that you use bottled water for that as well. before If you use any kind of batteries, please think of the environment and use rechargeable ones, and bring a charger.
Updated Jul 19, 2010
Luggage and bags: Pack little, buy local, very cheap and rememeber look tyo purchase at around 25-35% of the requested price.
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: light casual during the day and light tropical casual in the evening is acceptable almost everywhere
Written Sep 1, 2008
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Bring an umbrella!!! This is an indispensable item in Bali. It will help shield u from the sun & from the rain. Sometimes, u will need it for both cases on the same day.
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Don't forget to bring mosquito repellent for ur body as u will need it whenever ur outdoors, especially after dark. Also, I always travel with an electric mosquito repeller & tablets for using while asleep in the room.
Written Sep 21, 2006
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Bali is hot so I would suggest you pack light and bring alot of shorts and t-shirts and don`t forget you beach wear.
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Bring lots of sun block as Bali has so many beautiful beaches I don`t think you wanna miss out on it.
Miscellaneous: If you living in Nusa Dua I would suggest bring some Mosquito repelent as there is lots of stagnant water as they have this park that was made for the people there with little lakes for them to enjoy.
Updated Aug 13, 2006
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