After seeing all the sights Bali had to offer, it was time for some sun and sand. We took the fast boat over to Gili Air. It's a tiny island paradise, just 1.73 square kilometers! These mule-drawn carts were a popular way to get from the boat landing to your hotel as cars and motorized vehicles are not allowed on the island.
| Here's a look at one in the flesh! Most hotels also offered bicycles to their guests. In about 10 - 20 minutes, you can cover the whole island. It's Monday again and more murals can be found here. Photos taken in December 2016. |
Great mural
ReplyDeleteNice one. The mural is plain and simple but still attractive.
ReplyDeleteNo cars eh. The way things are here that is difficult to imagine.
The mural is lovely. It would be nice to discover the island by bicycle.
ReplyDeleteLooks very pretty and must be a dream to stay there.
ReplyDeleteA very nice mural.
ReplyDelete...a place where time goes slow.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great place to relax.
ReplyDeletegreat mural and i love that you showed us the real thing as well!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! I'll bet that ride is a bit bumpy and unsettling, though!
ReplyDeleteHow fun! I'd love to visit an island where no cars are allowed.
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like a peaceful place to visit.
ReplyDeleteBali has a wonderfully colourful culture Hal, looks like you had a brilliant time 😊
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