Currency Exchange -- There are a number of ATMs in Kuta. Wartel outlets are found all around the main streets.
Internet Access -- Internet cafes almost outnumber transport guides in Kuta. They charge between Rp10,000 and Rp37,000 (US$1.10-US$4.05/£0.60-£2.25) per hour for reliable connection. For those with a laptop and a wireless card, ESC Urban Food Station (JL Legian; tel. 361/756362) offers free wireless Internet access 24 hours a day. Many hotel lobbies, like the Legian, also have wireless access for a fee.
Mail -- There is a main post office on Jalan Raya Tuban, but it's far from the town center. There are also some postal agents around town, or your hotel can send mail for you.
Telephones -- The area code in Kuta is 361.
Kuta Travel Experiences
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Ubud- Culture, Rice Fields and much more....
After having spend four days on the crowded Tajung Benoa Peninsula we were really looking forward for our second part of the journey, whi... Continue reading »
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A leisurely two hour hike...HA!
Took the Perama shuttle to Candikuning on Lake Bratan located in the mountains almost directly in the center of the island. Ra... Continue reading »
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Nusa Lembongan (Bali)
Day 26:Left the hotel with what we thought was loads of time to get the ferry over to the little island of Lembongan. The guy selli... Continue reading »
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Tajung Benoa - The extension of Nusa Dua on the B...
The Tajung Benoa peninsula is located in Bali's most visited and developed southern coastal region. When you arrive at Ngu... Continue reading »
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A Bali High
This was my third visit to Bali. I’ve never been there for longer than a few days at a time but each time we manage to do so much in a sh... Continue reading »
