Ice Ice Bali

Since the day was still young, I went to Bali‘s first and only Ice Bar which I had discovered the previous day. Provided with gloves and a jacket, in I went. Everything is - as the name suggests - made of ice. The bar, the slide, decoration, chairs, even the glasses! I was instructed not to touch ice with my tongue. It‘s hilarious to think that people would do that in there. I‘m sure there are some… I was in the bar with 3 other people. Not much going on. Especially if you consider that the 3 other people were the present staff… ^^ I got a few drinks (all Mocktails, considerably cheaper than anything with alcohol) and chatted with the staff who were very nice and curious people. The lady for sure animated me to get the most out of that experience. It was fun to see how motivated and happy she was. We took pictures, lots of pictures, played air hockey (I assume that‘s what it‘s called) and took more pictures. The music was terribly loud, unfortunately, so I left after about 35 min (you had 1 hour in there, also, it was -7°C and I was freezing).
Then I went to the spa and got a massage. Had I done this on my first day here, I probably wouldn‘t have done any of the other stuff but gone from spa to spa.
Last but not least, I strolled along the beach and attempted for probably the last time in Bali to catch the sunset on photo. It‘s the closest I‘ve ever come here. But there is room for improvement.
For dinner, I went to a highly praised sushi bar and I promise, I didn‘t have a milkshake! (Though it wasn‘t for lack of trying. Apparently they were out of all the milkshakes that late in the day…)
P.S.: I‘ve added two pictures to make you see how awesome rocks are here!Read more