Adventure

Ms Lau (from Singapore, with Mr. Pei and Eaton) sent me a list of itinerary that she wanted to cover during their tour. I look down at the itineray she sent and it read as follow:

From Harris Kuta resort

- Visit Besakih Temple

- Visit Kintamani with Batur Volcano and Lake

- Visit Tampak Siring/Tirta Empul Temple

- Stop at Beratan Lake

- Visit Tamblingan Lake

- Visit Gitgit Water Fall

- Lovina Beach

- Visit Hot Water Banjar

- Visit Tanah Lot Temple

- Enjoy the sunset at Tanah Lot.

I am not a coffee drinker, but since I went tour with my client, Karl, coffee supplier in Kuala Lumpur, then that day I had to drink about 4 to 5 cups of coffee during the day which make me a wake the next 24 hours. (by the way, this is the second part of Arabica coffee hunt in Bali.)

Karl Priston, a coffee supplier, sent me an email and said that he needed a Bali tour guide who can assist him while travelling around Bali in search for Bali coffee. In particular, it was called Arabica coffee. He was not interested in any other type ofcoffee (Robusta coffee or any other coffee).

Working as a Bali tour guide, I also get a chance to get people to Lake Tamblingan to start their natural trekking journey. It is a great way to see Bali closer by doing trekking in Lake Tamblingan. (not in the middle of the lake, but by the lake).

First, you will descend from Munduk village down to the Lake Tamblingan. There is a trekking guide association office by the lake. This is where you will pay for the local guide (trekking guide).