You can rent the GPS in weekly basis. The price for renting it in is USD 50/day . It can be also available to see the GPS price on the price renting of GPS page. If you need to rent it in daily basis, or less then 1 week, it is also available and please just contact us.

With our GPS unit there are some software’s installed. You can use one of them which one is suitable for you. Is it Garmin, Amigo or Mio. They are all the same, only of course have a different interface. The data of each software is always updated so it is ready to use to explore the island as well.

Going between Bali places of interest will be very easy then. Go up at Kintamani or Bedugul, Singarja and Lovina in the north, Kuta or Tanah Lot in the south, and many other places will be found it easily. It is also easy to find your hotel location via the GPS. Just type your hotel name, or the address of the hotel on the type bar of the GPS, you can go there without any lost!

Bali Navigator software compliments the powerful Garmin product line up including the new Nuvi and StreetPilot series.

We are currently negotiating with other manufacturers of GPS hardware but for now only Garmin brand devices are compatible with our maps.

Our maps also contain over 13,000* recorded POI (Points Of Interest) including: Hotels and Resorts, Supermarkets, Department & Convenience Stores, Specialty Shops, Restaurants, Bars & Nightclubs, Petrol Stations, Police, Hospital and Emergency services locations. We even include turn by turn directions to all the famous (& until now “secret”) surfing spots around Bali (previously known only to local surfing guides).

All POI is catagorised and searchable either by name, or type (i.e. “dining”), or by location. The fantastic “Where To” feature will list selected POI closest to your current location, very handy when looking for the closest ATM,

Bank or Petrol Station. Once found it just press “GO” and the “turn-by-turn” voice guidance will direct you (in a language of your choice) to your destination. Keep all your family and friends together this holiday, rent a car and explore the island at your leisure, enjoy your holiday in Bali, turn it into an adventure!

Browse through any of the well known travel magazines and you’re sure to find Bali, Indonesia, listed among the top 10 travel destinations in the world.

With its exotic blend of ancient culture, majestic scenery, the world’s finest hotels and the warmth of the tropical oceans surrounding the island paradise, it’s hardly surprising.

Bali is located in the Indonesian archipelago only eight degrees south of the Equator. The island measures 90 kilometres (55 miles) from north to south and 140 kilometres (90 miles) from east to west, making it easy to go out for an excursion anywhere in Bali and return to your hotel by nightfall.

Towering volcanic peaks that rise mystically through the clouds, terraced rice paddies carved into the mountainous landscape, iridescent crater lakes, lush tropical rain forests and sandy white beaches lapped by warm ocean currents are only a few of the wonders that draw millions of visitors to this tiny island each year.

Bali Tricks for First Time Travellers

Let’s look at some valuable travel tips to help you experience the very best that Bali has to offer:

1. Bali’s tropical weather means that travel at any time of the year is suitable, however its best to check when the major Indonesian holiday periods and religious ceremonies occur to avoid the influx of domestic tourists.

2. Bali accommodation offers superb value, particularly if you are travelling on a budget. To ensure you get the best value for money, book ahead.

3. Getting around in Bali can be quite an experience, to say the least! Road rules are nonexistent and traffic can be downright dangerous. Don’t assume that traffic will stop for you at a pedestrian crossing if you are on foot. If you are driving, the best piece of advice is to paraphrase a famous saying, “When in Bali, drive like the Balinese.”

4. Many of the luxury Bali hotels and villas will organize a driver for you, or you may choose to hire a bicycle if you don’t have far to travel.

5. As a tourist, you are bound to be hassled by local drivers shouting “Transport?” wherever you go. If you wish to hire a local driver, make sure he is clear about where you want to go and arrange a fixed price before you get in the car. Drivers are keen to barter with you, so it is customary to bargain until you get a price you are comfortable with.

6. And while we’re on the subject of bartering, it’s perfectly acceptable to barter in the local markets and stalls, but don’t try it in the larger department stores – the sales assistant may be quite offended.

7. Hawkers will descend on you from the moment you step outside your hotel, particularly if you are located in one of the major tourist areas. Although it may seem rude to you, the best advice is to ignore them altogether. Don’t make eye contact or slow down to look at the merchandise they are selling unless you are interested in purchasing something, or being distracted for what may seem an eternity trying to get rid of them.

8. Beware of counterfeit goods unless that is what you’re looking for. Bali is well known for its knock-offs and you can buy anything from fake Rolex’s to fake Rayban’s at the local markets.

9. It’s likely you may be offered illicit drugs in the highly populated tourist spots. Ecstasy, pot, yabba (crystal meth) and shabu-shabu (methamphetamines) are the most popular drugs on offer in nightclubs and on the beaches, particularly in the Kuta area.

If you don’t want to become another high-profile drug case, simply ignore the offers.

10. Bali locals are among the most friendly and relaxed people you will find anywhere in the world, but that doesn’t mean you can drop your guard when it comes to scams and rip-offs.

Be wary of moneychangers who offer you amazingly good rates for exchanging foreign currency, touts who offer you the cheapest ride to your destination without confirming a fixed price and anyone who wants the money before handing over the goods.

11. And perhaps the best tip for new travelers to Bali is the one that is bound to be least successful — don’t look like a tourist!

This sage piece of advice is written almost tongue-in-cheek because the diminutive, friendly Balinese bear no resemblance whatsoever to their much larger framed Western neighbours. Not only that, our cultures are vastly different and so is our language. The most you could possibly hope for is to look like an ex-pat from your native country who has chosen to live an idyllic lifestyle on the island.

However, a couple of words of Bahasa will help with that “Oh, I’ve lived here for years” attitude. Selamat pagi (good morning), tolong (please) and terima kasih (thank you) will take you a long way in East-West relations.

A trip to Bali sounds exciting but you must never forget to research online on the various activities that take place in the place, its culture, Balinese lifestyle, commutation details and other such information. While you get all set to pack your bags and board on the flight there are a few pointers that you must remember to do like carrying your own calculator because at places of money exchange you may need it and it is reliable when it is yours. You must exchange money at reputable places and carry them in a bag along with other valuables, if any, on a bag that is safely worn across your shoulders. This is to prevent the theft of handbags which are on a rise in Bali owing to its vast tourist attraction. It is a must to carry a high factor waterproof sunscreen because the weather conditions in Bali is of tropical nature and the last thing you need while coming back home is skin burns and rashes. Also it comes in handy for all you swimmers out there. Swimmers must also make sure they stay within the boundaries that are drawn across the water bodies. Never carry or buy drugs at the island and consequently get imprisoned for it

Carry around with you your passport and a photocopy of your photo id but leave the other important documents in the hotel rooms where they would be safe. Try and add salt to your food and cultivate a habit of drinking a lot of bottled water since you are bound to lose water from your body in the form of sweat. Do not worry about the ice served in bars and nightclubs; they are officially approved on their quality by the government. Never cross the road without double checking for any approaching vehicle, because cars may halt for you but motorbikes may not. Have a thorough knowledge on the currency used in the country which is known as rupiah.

There are many ways of commutation in Bali. You can either rent a car or a motorbike or get on a bus for tourists or catch hold of a cab. If you are above 18 years of age and wish to rent a car for yourself and drive it on your own then you must remember to carry your driver’s license. Try and rent a car with insurance because accidents seem to prevail in the island, especially because of rash motorbike riders. Keep a keen eye on the road and do not get distracted while driving because the last place you want to go on a holiday is to an emergency room in the hospital.

Most of the Balinese people follow the Hindu religion and at the time of your travel there are chances of you coming across many religious ceremonies in your vicinity. At times like these, you might be intrigued and attracted towards these rituals, but there are certain things that you mustn’t do to avoid offending the local people. For example, you must always wear a sarong and sash, a representation of the traditional costume, and never walk in front of people who are praying, never flash a camera at a priest, never sit higher than the priest or the offerings, in case of women, never enter temples when you are menstruating, try not to step on offerings fallen on the street and try and walk around it, try not to touch people’s head, it is considered offensive. If you are in a moving car that is blocked by a religious procession, be kind and patient with them and do not honk at them.

Have a thorough study of the things that you must avoid doing in Bali and experience an exuberant vacation therein.

There is much to see on Bali, and much to do as well – and whether you are young or old, your days and nights should never be anything but enchanting. Of course, to make the most of your Bali experience, it is advisable to obtain a vehicle from a Bali Rent a Car firm and tour the island. Of course, taking the time to obtain a vehicle from a Bali Rent a Car firm may seem a little ordinary to some who want to be pampered throughout their vacation experiences. Nevertheless, there are many sites and adventures to partake in, and the only way to ensure that you have unbridled access to the entire island – and can consequently follow your impulses – is to contact a Bali Rent a Car firm and reserve your vehicle in advance.

If you have an International Driver’s Permit you can drive the vehicle yourself. If not, the firm will provide you with a driver who can also serve as a guide. Often referred to as an island paradise, Bali is an island of temperate climate, and measures only 100 miles across both North to South and East to West. Still, Bali is filled with attractions ranging from modern shopping centers to village bazaars and craft shops – and everything in between. Because of that, having a vehicle from a Bali Rent a Car company is considered a necessity by most visitors who want to be able to say that they truly experienced everything for which they came. Of course, you can also rent motorbikes and even bicycles for self-transport – though motorbikes can hardly accommodate families, and the steep grades of much of the island makes bicycling impractical for tourism purposes. There are even tour “buses” that you can take, usually in a minivan. However, those tours provide you no flexibility of schedule or location visited.

It is easy to see why using vehicles from a Bali Rent a Car firm is such a popular option. Your Bali Rent a Car company vehicle will enable you to journey from one end of the island in air-conditioned comfort. You will be able to view the awe-inspiring beaches of the western edge of Bali – which offers some of the best surf activity you will ever find, as well as the eastern beaches of white sand. Sandwiched between the two extremes are more than twenty thousand ancient temples that seem almost to stand watch over the residents of the island – silent guardians of a people who are only too eager to welcome foreign visitors to their shores. Though the island offers much to those who enjoy shopping, handcrafted jewelry, and artifacts, make sure that you don’t miss out on the local flavor of Bali. When your day’s Bali Rent a Car travels are done, indulge in some of island’s decidedly Balinese customs, such as the Shadow Puppet or the Kecak Dance. ory – it is an extremely popular dumping ground for tourists from many nations. There is much to see on Bali, and much to do as well – and whether you are young or old, your days and nights should never be anything but enchanting. Of course, to make the most of your Bali experience, it is advisable to obtain a vehicle from a Bali Rent a Car firm and tour the island. Of course, taking the time to obtain a vehicle from a Bali Rent a Car firm may seem a little ordinary to some who want to be pampered throughout their vacation experiences. Nevertheless, there are many sites and adventures to partake in, and the only way to ensure that you have unbridled access to the entire island – and can consequently follow your impulses – is to contact a Bali Rent a Car firm and reserve your vehicle in advance. If you have an International Driver’s Permit you can drive the vehicle yourself. If not, the firm will provide you with a driver who can also serve as a guide. Often referred to as an island paradise, Bali is an island of temperate climate, and measures only 100 miles across both North to South and East to West. Still, Bali is filled with attractions ranging from modern shopping centers to village bazaars and craft shops – and everything in between. Because of that, having a vehicle from a Bali Rent a Car company is considered a necessity by most visitors who want to be able to say that they truly experienced everything for which they came. Of course, you can also rent motorbikes and even bicycles for self-transport – though motorbikes can hardly accommodate families, and the steep grades of much of the island makes bicycling impractical for tourism purposes.

There are even tour “buses” that you can take, usually in a minivan. However, those tours provide you no flexibility of schedule or location visited. It is easy to see why using vehicles from a Bali Rent a Car firm is such a popular option. Your Bali Rent a Car company vehicle will enable you to journey from one end of the island in air-conditioned comfort. You will be able to view the awe-inspiring beaches of the western edge of Bali – which offers some of the best surf activity you will ever find, as well as the eastern beaches of white sand. Sandwiched between the two extremes are more than twenty thousand ancient temples that seem almost to stand watch over the residents of the island – silent guardians of a people who are only too eager to welcome foreign visitors to their shores. Though the island offers much to those who enjoy shopping, handcrafted jewelry, and artifacts, make sure that you don’t miss out on the local flavor of Bali. When your day’s Bali Rent a Car travels are done, indulge in some of island’s decidedly Balinese customs, such as the Shadow Puppet or the Kecak Dance.

Meanwhile, the countryside panorama it has is very beautiful supported by pristine societal culture and a clean nature. A wide range of agricultural activities are on offer in plantation, farm, and fishing ground. Other challenging activities are trekking, taking a promenade around the village becoming a favorite to foreign tourists. Almost every day, there is a group of tourists taking advantage of the product offered by the tourism village.

There are two trekking paths on offer, namely hard trekking with a distance of 5 km, while soft trekking has a distance of 2 km. Both paths offer the beauty of rice field with attraction of plowing in traditional manner. Some other attractions are plowing rice field by taking advantage of Bali’s cattle, planting rice, harvesting, tradition to put offerings and attractions of integrated farming.

In addition, tourists can also see some creative activities of the village community. People cultivate their dry fields by planting trees to meet their household needs. Among others, there are cacao tree, sapodilla, coffee, vanilla, papaya, cloves, mangosten, banana, snakefruit, and many other local fruit. There are also trees whose leaf and fruit taken advantage as a vegetable. Fruit trees in dry field of local residents are not only attractive to see, but also sweet in the mouth.

Other activities of the community are breeding cows, chickens, goats, ducks and others. Dung of livestock processed to produce gas and energy and directly utilized by household also draws the attention of guests. More than that, tourists can explore people’s homes to see the attraction of traditional cooking. They can see ngelawar and mebat done by men as well as cooking, preparing oblations, Bali’s baking, fruit arrangement and grounding coffee carried out by housewives in simple customary attires. At the end, participants of trekking get a serving of young coconut drinks and traditional arts performance.

For tourists with an adventurous soul can enjoy the local rapids through rafting games covering the distance for some 2.5 hours. And the most unique attraction is that in the middle of the village forest visitors can find a ‘city’ home stay whose buildings are designed in Balinese traditional architecture.

Although it looks simple, but people’s homes are clean enough and supported by hotel standard facilities. “There are 15 houses prepared for the guest house, but only 5 houses occupied,” said Chairman of tourism venture group (Pokdarwis) of Pangsan Village, I Nyoman Kita who was guiding his guests.

Moreover, he added, many residents had renovated their house to be a home stay. Since 2000, many travelers had stayed at the home of local villagers. Their length of stay varied, ringing from a week, two weeks, a month, up to six months. They were from Europe, Denmark, Germany, Holland, Canada, Australia and other countries. Most of them staying at the village had tried the trekking activities.”The idea of a home stay is coming from their own when they took pleasure in the trekking adventure,” he explained.

Villa Pulu

Villa Pulu will not disappoint with its many extras. Villa Pulu is located in Seminyak, Bali, a 5 minute walk to the main road Jln Legian where you will find a big supermarket and many restaurants and shops. Seminyak has a beautiful beach with white sand and the blue ocean and the great surf for surfing. Here many facilities already building to support your vacation like hotel and villas, shops, restaurant, art shop, so you don’t need worry about it, make you feel comparable and enjoy your holiday in Bali.

Address :

Jl. Baik Baik, Gang Ratna, Gang Medori,
Seminyak 80361, Bali, Indonesia
Contact person : Mr. Nym. Ristawan Mobile (+62-81-2367-8471 )

Rates
All rates and service charge (which is 5%) are subject to 10% Government Tax :

Check In and Check Out:
CHECK-IN TIME: 2:00 PM
CHECK-OUT TIME: 11:00 AM

• Early check-in is available for free-of-charge and subject to availability
• Late check-out until 3:00 PM is available for free-of-charge if we do not have other guests arriving on that day; Late check-out until 6:00 PM will be charged 50% of nightly rate, after 6:00 PM will be charged at full nightly rate

Minimum Stay Requirements:
Low Season: 2-NIGHTS
High Season: 5-NIGHTS
Peak Season: 7-NIGHTS

Get Free …!!! one day tour by tour base request, for Booking more than 5 days

Facilities :
All Guest from every room has access to internet through WiFi  connection.

• Every room at Villa Pulu has access to internet through WiFi connection.
• Air conditioning
• Ceiling fans
• King size beds
• En suites to all bedrooms
• Hot water to all en suites
• Safe in every room
• Large Wardrobes
• TV, Cable TV , DVD in every room
• TV and Cable TV  in the Lounge room only
• Fully equipped Kitchen (for basic cooking )
• Refrigerator
• Swimming pool
• Tropical gardens
• Airport transfer

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