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Not really worried about the price - but any grocery stores / liquor stores in Ubud / Seminyak area that I can stock up on cider or gluten free beer?

I know there are a few restaurants that offer cider but was thinking more for the villas.

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Sanur or Nusa Penida

Question (before/during trip)

We will be in Bali for 16 days from Ubud --> Sanur/Nusa Penida --> Uluwatu --> Nusa Duo.

Wondering is it easier just to do day trips from Sanur that way we don't have to bring our large luggage's each time island hopping. Thinking couple of day trips to Penida / Lembongan.

Thoughts?

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Hi – just to preface I have spent past few weeks researching various blogs /bali / travel to come up with a good skeleton of the itinerary for this trip.

Background: This was going to be our original honeymoon location but was not an option due to Covid shutdown (don’t feel to bad but we made it up in Croatia and Italy). Traveling from the US - married couple in 30's. The goal was to have enough time for adventure and also just be able to relax without moving too much. Wife has celiac so has to be gluten free, which is why we aren’t going too far off the beaten path to be around a number of eating options.

  • 4.5 days in Ubud (the half day is going from airport straight there so long da
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Hi - I have been reviewing the past posts for couple of weeks before posting this to research best options. Traveling from the US - married couple in 30's. The goal was to have enough time for adventure and also just be able to relax without moving too much.

*4.5 days in Ubud (the half day is going from airport straight there so long day).

*4 days in Seminyak

*3-4 nights in Nusa islands (no clue where yet)

*1 night in Kuta (just to get closer to DPS on flight back the following day)

Plan on filling the items to do within each place as we get the skeleton done.

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Hey there looking for people to critique our itinerary for Italy for end of March to early April. We did a day trip to Venice last year from Croatia and got to experience it, so given our limited time of ~2 weeks, we decided to skip it this time around until a future trip (with Lake Como, Bologna etc..)

Background information: Wife and I are traveling from the US. We did a round trip to and from Rome as it was the best rate and we wanted some what of a loop of Italy.

Day 1 – arrive into Rome early AM. Check in (if allowed) and nap then do basic explore

Day 2 –Vatican City

Day 3 – Explore Rome

Day 4– Train from Rome to Naples and explore Naples

Day 5 – Day

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Hi we are looking to go in September and reaching what others have done and seems to be doable. Early 30’s couple and active/both vaccinated coming from US.

Day 1 – Fly into Dubrovnik in afternoon and get rental car.

Day 2 – Explore Dubrovnik

Day 3 - Explore Dubrovnik

Day 4 – Drive from Dubrovnik to Split (3 hours)

Day 5 – Explore Split

Day 6 – Explore Split (maybe island day – Hvar)

Day 7 – Drive from Split in AM to Krka national park (find somewhere to stay)

Day 8 – Somewhere between Krka to Plitvice Lakes and explore Plitvice Lakes. Drive to Zagreb

Day 9 - Explore Zagreb

Day 10 – Fly out of Zagreb

Questions that we have:

    1. Though
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