The (almost) real Bali

We've been to the major tourist spots. Now a chance to slow down and see quieter areas with less tourists and more locals.
Amed is a small fishing village on the East coast which is attracting more tourists but still retains it's heritage. Many people still fish using their traditional trimarans which they keep on the beach. But it's changing with more cafes and guest houses opening up.
The guest house we stayed in was directly on the beach on a spot which would have been a fisherman's house. And I don't think the 2 Reggae cafes are traditional Balinese culture.Weiterlesen