Bali

[Sharka]

Dear fellow travelers,

Will be in Bali next week and looking for some action with Russian or Eastern European ladies. Do you know any places that I could visit where they have Russian or EE pro's? Will try my luck with the tourists, but would like to have a back-up option, with some paid entertainment. .

Thanks, any advice appreciated!

V.

I was in Bali for over 1 week last year and the only "white ladies" were all tourist, none were for P4P. Although many seem single (with other lady friends) so maybe could score a freebie. The Whites were Mostly Aussie women from what I could see and hear (when they talk) Didn't come across any Russians, otherwise alot of Korean women arriving by the bus loads.

Shark

[Sharka]

I will be in Tambulen 23-27 June. I am looking for some action while I am there. Any suggestions? Traveling without the wife and will be diving during the day. I want to dive some pussy at night. Any help would be great.

I was there for about 2 days and the only diving you will be doing is in the water. No action of any kind that I could see. Perhaps some local brothels exist but I never came across any myself.

Shark

[Vogel09]

Dear fellow travelers,

Will be in Bali next week and looking for some action with Russian or Eastern European ladies. Do you know any places that I could visit where they have Russian or EE pro's? Will try my luck with the tourists, but would like to have a back-up option, with some paid entertainment. .

Thanks, any advice appreciated!

V.

[Non Olet]

In the middle of nothing. You won't find something there. A taxi to Sanur will take about 1, 5 oneway.

Forget aout fucking there.

No luck about there, although some spectacular diving, especially in the nearby Ahmed. Last time I stayed in Kuta and rented with my buddy a taxi to Tulamben. Sorry forgot the price but it was not disasterous. Slept the two hour in the taxi and enjoied the diving in north Bali and all the fun in Kuta. You might consider to bring your own toy from Kuta to Tulamben!

Have fun

[Bigcebu]

I will be in Tambulen 23-27 June. I am looking for some action while I am there. Any suggestions? Traveling without the wife and will be diving during the day. I want to dive some pussy at night. Any help would be great.

In the middle of nothing. You won't find something there. A taxi to Sanur will take about 1, 5 oneway.

Forget aout fucking there.

[Hawaiibicouple]

I will be in Tambulen 23-27 June. I am looking for some action while I am there. Any suggestions? Traveling without the wife and will be diving during the day. I want to dive some pussy at night. Any help would be great.

I am an idiot and can't spell. I meant Tulamben.

[Hawaiibicouple]

I will be in Tambulen 23-27 June. I am looking for some action while I am there. Any suggestions? Traveling without the wife and will be diving during the day. I want to dive some pussy at night. Any help would be great.

[Dazednconfused]

Back in Bali tomorrow.

Where's the best strong massage with toe-curling happy ending at the moment? No recent massage posts on the forum at all.

I used to see a particular girl at Kuta Bugar but the last time I was in Bali she had moved on.

So. Right now, what's her name and or badge number, where does she work, and what will it cost me all up?

Location not important. Have wheels, will travel.

Thanks in anticipation.

[MarkIII]

There are actual shops that only make rubber stamps, but I think most shop that do printing can do them also, and those are easy to find. They print labels, bar codes, paper and plastic bags, you name it.

There is a large priniting shop on the corner of sunset road and the road that leads to iman bonjol and denpasar.

I Stopped in there today. Cost is 5 bucks, in 24 hours.

Hope that helps.

Guys I wouldn't worry to much about a license. Last 3 weeks I have been riding a motorbike around Legian / Kuta. I bring my international driver license and I never got a problem. My license is just for a car, but they simply don't understand it or can't read the license. They always give it back and say "makasih bapak". It's valid 1 year, but I "extended it myself and made it valid for 5 years (no problem as well).

A taxi is cheap, but a motor a whole lot faster and flexible (and that for Rp. 25. 000 about 2 euro a day).

[1Ball]

Thanks for the tip.

Are these "rubber stamp" places hard to find? Shark

There are actual shops that only make rubber stamps, but I think most shop that do printing can do them also, and those are easy to find. They print labels, bar codes, paper and plastic bags, you name it.
There is a large priniting shop on the corner of sunset road and the road that leads to iman bonjol and denpasar.

I Stopped in there today. Cost is 5 bucks, in 24 hours.

Hope that helps.

[Sharka]

From what I understand, an online license will only cover what you are legally allowed to drive.

At your next visit, walk into any small shop in kuta that makes rubber stamps, (STEMPEL) , show them your license, and have a stamp made. Buy a red ink pad, and before you know it, you are legal my friend.

Stamp away, and you could find yourself "legally" driving an 18 wheeler if you wish.

Thanks for the tip.

Are these "rubber stamp" places hard to find? I remember riding through Kuta several times on my last visit but don't recall ever passing one that made these. Do you have a list of names or address (street and cross street) that you are aware of. Also what should it cost as not to get ripped off. Thanks.

Hmm, now getting an 18 wheeler will put the motobike safety issue to rest. But not sure if one will fit into the parking lot of an Xhouse-ha ha.

Shark

[Sharka]

I wouldn't ride a bike in Bali. I do in Australia. But taxis are so cheap in Bali.

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This website is obviously valuable for the info about alternatives.

I rode in Bali for 10days on my last visit. Agree that taxis are not expensive but Nothing like the freedom of doing my own travel to anywhere, anytime and on my own schedule. If I didn't like what was on offer from Xhouse 1, then simple to hop on the bike to Xhouse 2 and so on until I find what I like and if its early and most gals not on duty yet, then hop on and ride to the beach and come back later. Can't really do that with a taxi as using them will entail a "commission" on anything you choose on site and price of ride goes up as you go from house to house to house.

IMO- Bali is ok for riding motobikes (can't say anything about outside of this area or roads to Java etc as I have not experience this). For comparison as I've rode motobikes in several other asian countries, the worst are Thailand (BKK) , Cambodia (PP) and Vietnam (HCMC). If you can survive those places (I have) then Bali is a breeze-again IMO.



And agree, this website is great for other relevant info from many mongers that share our passion for our hobby. For me, finding ways to get to the action (hence the Intl license inquiry/questions) is just as important as getting the action. It's really to each owns preference for mode of transport as others here will also tell you they too love travelling on their own.

Cheers

Shark

[Sharka]

I don't mean Sharka. I am reliably informed he breathes through his nose like any normal human being.)

Ha, Thanks for the vote of confidence. Just for the record, I sometimes also breathe through my mouth.

Shark

[Robert Long]

I wouldn't ride a bike in Bali. I do in Australia. But taxis are so cheap in Bali.

I enjoy riding, I have had my Busa since Feb last year and have been riding for nearly 20 years. There is nothing *on wheels* like the buzz that 1340cc and 195HP gives. LOL. To me it is not worth the hassle in Bali, taxis are EVERYWHERE. If you want that bike fix there are a lot of riders keen on taking you wherever.

But hey, if anyone is keen on riding in Bali go for it. In Western Australia an Intl Permit is $32. 50 (

http://rac.com.au/Travel/Internation...ng-permit.aspx

) for 12 months, if you are coming from here. Other AAA associated places are probably a similar price. (NRMA, AANT etc.)

I'm going to Bali (staying in Sanur) in August. Enjoying the writeups and the map, well done to all concerned.

The last couple of times I've been there I've stayed in Legian / Kuta, and taxis have taken me to a place on the way to Sanur. It was on the left on the way there, on a large road. It had high walls, a building for selection and a series of joined huts for the deed. Each hut had a shower over bath separate from the bedroom and seemed clean.

No idea of the name of the place, but it must be well known if 2 different drivers have taken me to the same place!

This website is obviously valuable for the info about alternatives.

Hot, Dusty, Fumes and A Lot of Work in riding bikes. The only way to go is in an air conditioned mobile with good music and a cold drink. And benzine is so cheap in Bali. No reason to risk your life and limb in that traffic.

Our servant's husband was just killed on his motorbike, hit by a truck. They gave her 25 juta and she took her 2 kids and went back to Java. Quite a loss for all concerned.

I guess it boils down to your situation, what can you afford. But you only have 1 life. I have seen so many accidents where the bike rider was seriously injured. The last thing you want in life is to have to go to a Balinese Hospital. My business partner broke his ankle and was opperated on in Bali. Now he is crippled for life and limps.

A Mobile is like a condom. It can save your life.

RL

[VaderBule]

Although Intl drivers license may be dull to some, I happen to believe it is a relevant topic.

Why-because renting motobikes is another mode of transportation to find "action", and not rely on taxi all the time.

On my last trip, I rented a motobike without knowing or anyone telling me I needed anything other than my home state car license and my passport. I showed them these and the bike was mine for 10 days. Now reading about all the police checkpoints I guess I was lucky never stopped or saw a police anywhere in Sanur or Kuta.

Don't plan to press my luck so I'm also thinking about getting an Intl drivers license to be sure.

Note: The AA Intl will not work for me as I don't have a motocycle licence, just a regular car license.

Thinking of perhaps getting the Intl drivers license online but not now sure if this will cover a motobike use? Any one with thoughts on this could PM me.

Thanks.

Shark

I wouldn't ride a bike in Bali. I do in Australia. But taxis are so cheap in Bali.

I enjoy riding, I have had my Busa since Feb last year and have been riding for nearly 20 years. There is nothing *on wheels* like the buzz that 1340cc and 195HP gives. LOL. To me it is not worth the hassle in Bali, taxis are EVERYWHERE. If you want that bike fix there are a lot of riders keen on taking you wherever.

But hey, if anyone is keen on riding in Bali go for it. In Western Australia an Intl Permit is $32. 50 (http://rac.com.au/Travel/Internation...ng-permit.aspx) for 12 months, if you are coming from here. Other AAA associated places are probably a similar price. (NRMA, AANT etc.)

I'm going to Bali (staying in Sanur) in August. Enjoying the writeups and the map, well done to all concerned.

The last couple of times I've been there I've stayed in Legian / Kuta, and taxis have taken me to a place on the way to Sanur. It was on the left on the way there, on a large road. It had high walls, a building for selection and a series of joined huts for the deed. Each hut had a shower over bath separate from the bedroom and seemed clean.

No idea of the name of the place, but it must be well known if 2 different drivers have taken me to the same place!

This website is obviously valuable for the info about alternatives.