Nusa Penida, day 1. 🌄

On my first day, I got up at 7am because I knew there was a lot to see.😍 The evening before, I had looked up a place to rent a scooter, so I walked there in the morning.
What I didn’t know, you had to make a reservation in advance, and there were no scooters available.🙈

Of course, I had no internet connection, so I just wandered the streets, hoping to find another rental place. But every shop I came across had all their scooters already booked.🙄 I lost a lot of time walking around and searching for alternatives.
Eventually, I walked into a big hostel and asked the woman at the reception, and luckily, she was super kind and helped me organize everything so I could finally get a scooter.🤗🙏🏽

It was around 9 am, when I left with the scooter – probably the worst time to hit the road, with the most traffic.😅 The distances to the places I had planned (not just me, there were also thousands of other tourists, either on scooters or in guided taxis 🙉) to visit were quite far, always about one hour to drive, and the roads were in really bad condition.🪨⚠️

Even though I ended up spending more time on the scooter than actually at the sights or the beach, the trips were still totally worth it.☺️🌞

📍 Kelingking Beach Viewpoint
📍 Broken Beach & Angel’s Billabong
📍 Crystal Beach

-> My flight back home is booked now. If I had known before that the journey would take almost 19 hours, I might not have chosen Bali. 😅 I‘m back home on the 20th of June. 🥹✈️🇨🇭Læs mere