The 2 days we spent in Bali were a taste of some of what the island has to offer – in no way representative of Indonesia, or even Bali as a whole. I’m not going to call this an ‘ultimate guide’ , or go around saying that I’ve ‘done’ Bali – 2 days are enough to get a little taste of what Bali is about, that’s it. 1. The Official Currency in Bali is the Indonesian Rupiah. The official currency of Bali is the colorful Indonesian Rupiah also known as IDR, which is used throughout all of Indonesia. So far this year, the rupiah is Asia’s number one performer putting it at 15,499 to a dollar. Bali is a sprawling island with many different faces and personalities; there’s simply no way to see and do everything it has to offer in a single trip. That being said, if you are short on time and it is your first time to Bali, then look no further for an easy 14 day Bali itinerary (complete with easy extension options) to help you plan your travels! Jay. 1. Re: Spending Money for 1 week in Bali. We have been to bali afew times and roughly work out spending money to $100aud per person each day that covers food and drinks, shopping and transport, depending on activities you want to do you could allow more or less. - mick. 2. Sideman, Bali - 2 nights. Padangbai, Bali - 1 night. Gili Trawangan - 3 night. Senaru, Lombok - 1 night to base before the Rinjani climb. Lombok - 2 nights in a tent on the Rinjani. Kuta, Lombok - 3 nights. For more details on where we stayed, to see the places, resorts and for the link to the accomodations.. Vay Tiền Trả Góp Theo Tháng Chỉ Cần Cmnd.

is 6 days in bali enough