Exploring the stunning surrounds of Ubud | Indonesia (Ep 13)
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Ubud is a lovely part of Bali and we were certainly enjoying our time in this spiritual town.
In this episode we continue our adventures around Ubud, firstly visiting Tirta Empul, the beautiful and ancient Water Temple. We find a remote and stunning waterfall, and finish our scooter adventures with an awesome meal of 'Babi Guling' at the Gianyar Night Market.
Our time in Ubud finishes with a road trip with our good friends Warwick and Lisa from NZ to Kintamani (via the Tagallalang Rice Fields) where we enjoy the incredible views of the crater and Mt Batur. Bali is beautiful!
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Al, from New Zealand and Kel from Australia met through work in 2010 and have been together ever since. Always infected by the travel bug they finally decided to head off on an adventure and started with Vietnam and Laos before heading to Sri Lanka, India, then Cambodia and Indonesia. Their mission is to explore as many off the beaten track places as possible through a slow travel philosophy on a tight budget.
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We are Kel and Al, a couple from New Zealand and Australia who have always had a passion for travel. In January 2018 we left our full time jobs and started to travel the world. We spent two years travelling on a budget through South East Asia documenting our adventures as we went before we found a new dream, to buy a boat! Fours years of hard work scrimping and saving led us to our dream. We introduce you to our home Dakini. She is a 2010 Lagoon 421 and we love her. Purchased in Greece we started our adventure cruising the greek islands. Two years later we have sailed all over Greece, Italy, Turkey and Malta with a winter in Tunisia. Our plan for 2026 is to explore Albania, Italy, Malta, France and Spain before the biggest adventure of our lives, crossing the Atlantic around New Years. Exciting times ahead.
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