Day 6

We had our breakfast in Kamuela Villa. The breakfast is being served in our lunch.

Later, we went to Kuta Square again. I cannot recall how many times have I been to Kuta Square, but it's just like our second home in Bali.

This is the first sunset that we managed to catch in Kuta Beach, Bali. We missed those in Tanah Lot and Uluwatu as the weather was very bad back then.

We had our dinner at the Bubba Gump & Shrimp Co. We tried their signature dishes, the Giant Onion Rings and stuffed shrimps.

Whenever you flip to this, means you require waiter or waitress assistance.

Day 7

This is the last night in Bali. We had the famous pizza for our dinner. It's very huge though.

Day 8

Leaving Bali at the wee hours

All the "finished goods" produced in Bali

This day, we have to bid adieu to the most wonderful and fantastic hotel I have ever stayed in - Melia Bali. Then,we headed to the Museum cum Monument in Bali. Bali is such a wonderful art centre. They made these wonderful pieces of art couple of years back.

Later, we had Babi Guling as our lunch. Oh Gosh, I really do not how to savour this dish. This is the worst lunch I had during my entire holiday in Bali.

It's time for relaxing. We checked the Kamuela Villa after lunch. It's great villa, the services from the staff are very great.

At the lobby



The welcome fruit basket



The entrance



The living room



The kitchen and dining area



Entering the bedroom



The bedroom



The washroom



The pool



The drying area

At night, we had our dinner at the Wong Solo restaurant. We were too hungry and did not manage to catch any shots when the food is being served. I'm proud to present to you the empty plates. Hehe...

After dinner, we had a stroll near Kuta Square and I manage to take a photo with Mr Bubba Gump.

We went to Tanjong Benua on the fourth day. This is a place for various kinds of water sports. You can see people diving, snorkeling, having a ride on a banana boat, ski boat and flying fishes. They are fun but dangerous as well. We saw one tourist sprained his elbow when the flying fish he was flying with turned upside-down. Luckily he is on life jacket.

Welcome to Turtle Island

We were transferred to turtle island by a glass bottom boat, where you are able to see everything underneath the boat. Guess what we saw? Seaweeds, seaweeds and more seaweeds, with very little of fishes.

Could not capture anything from the glass bottom boat

Say "Hello" to this turtle

The oldest turtle - 60 years old

The bird is trying to attack the flower on my head

I can't really smile because of the bat

Snake~~

A coconut that costs 20,000, in IDR~~

We had our lunch at the Ulam Restaurant. We were served with a fried fish, honey marinated chicken and some ulam.

A unique lock in the toilet

After lunch, we checked in Melia Bali Villa & Spa Resort Hotel. It's like a heaven on earth! We booked for a garden view room initially. But, we were too fortunate to be given a lagoon access room without incurring any additional charges. We paid USD 143 for a USD 265 worth of room.

Room rates for Melia Bali

At the lobby

It's very nice, I swear you will fall in love with it.

Sand drawing. It is being drawn daily!!

Before entering the room

Our room

A peep into the room:

See-through glass in the bathroom. My dear can bath while watching television at the same time

Lagoon access from door step

A scroll away to Nusa Dua Beach

The candle used to lit up the walkway at night

In the evening, we went to Uluwatu. Too bad the Sun was very lazy and sleepy. So, we did not manage to catch the glimpse of sunset.

"Cak...Cak...Cak..." Whenever I hear this, it reminds me of the Kecak Dance that we watched in Uluwatu. It's much more nicer than the Barong and Keris Dance. We spent the whole night watching the dance as we watched from the sky is bright till it turns dark.

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At night, we had dinner at the famous Jimbaran Bay. The food is very nice. We had a very romantic dinner as it rains halfway while we were having our dinner. We had a great experience having our dinner at Jimbaran Bay where our fish is being stolen while we were busy shifting the food into the shop when it rains.