- When using Google Maps, follow the bike routes. They’re often a lot more scenic with less traffic.
- If you need a surf board rack, they’re easy to add to your scooter and shouldn’t be an extra charge.
- Remember that when driving a scooter in Bali, you stick to the left side of the road.
- You’ll often hear people hooting around sharp corners, this is a safety measure to warn other cars that there’s an oncoming vehicle.
- Keep a rain jacket/poncho under your seat if you’re renting a scooter in Bali, especially during the rainy season. You can buy these from any local store for around 30 000 IDR ($2).
- Don’t drive with your handbag around you. There are more and more cases popping up of bags being ripped off of tourists while driving. Keep them under your seat.
- Cover up or wear sunscreen when riding a scooter in Bali. You’ll be surprised just how burnt you can get.
- Ensure you have travel insurance but remember, if you’re in an accident and you don’t have an international driving license, you won’t be covered.
For travelers seeking tranquility and natural beauty during a Bali holiday, Sumampan Waterfall is an ideal destination. Tucked away in...
