Wakatobi and Bali

"Ramone Cila" <dontw@nt.spam> wrote in message news:<QFq0d.42$Zi4.57821@news.uswest.net>...
> "egmacrae" <egmacrae@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:14f8aadc.0409101043.32a84f4f@posting.google.c om...
> > My wife and I went to Wakatobi last year and stayed at the Pansea Puri
> > Bali Hotel while in Bali in a beach bungalow. Here is the web address
> > http://baliwww.com/pansea/. We liked it there very much. If we did a
> > second trip to Bali here are the two other places we would stay.
> > http://www.begawan.com/ , http://www.thebale.com/. Ask Crispin at
> > Wakatobi to hook you up with Radi to give you a tour of some Bali
> > sights while you are there. Gar MacRae
>
> Very nice Gar, thanks for the info. Actually I have been in touch with
> Crispin to find out if they have yet installed AC in the beach
> Bungalows...Ha ha (he keeps telling me they don't need it, then later says
> it would be nice to have it. I keep wondering why it would be nice if it
> wasn't needed :^)
>
> Now I have something else to bug him about.
>
> Thanks again!
Ramone;
I really don't think air conditioning is necesssary because of
tradewinds. We were there in July and it wasn't unbearable. If you
have any other question regarding Wakatobi you can e- mail me
directly- Gar

egmacrae <egmacrae@yahoo.com> wrote:
> "Ramone Cila" <dontw@nt.spam> wrote:
>> Very nice Gar, thanks for the info. Actually I have been in touch with
>> Crispin to find out if they have yet installed AC in the beach
>> Bungalows...Ha ha (he keeps telling me they don't need it, then later says
>> it would be nice to have it. I keep wondering why it would be nice if it
>> wasn't needed :^)
>
> I really don't think air conditioning is necesssary because of
> tradewinds. We were there in July and it wasn't unbearable. If you
> have any other question regarding Wakatobi you can e- mail me
> directly- Gar

I was in Bali just a few weeks ago and I found myself turning off the fan at
night because it was too chilly.

miguel
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>
> I was in Bali just a few weeks ago and I found myself turning off the fan
at
> night because it was too chilly.
>
I have sometimes switched off the air con temporarily because I didn't find
any knob to ease the blow somewhat. The spinning blades have never caused
this though.

"Ramone Cila" <dontw@nt.spam> wrote in message news:<sHm%c.56$cf4.36438@news.uswest.net>...
> In April 2005 I am heading to Wakatobi (for the non-divers out there it's a
> dive resort in the Banda Sea). The only flight to Wakatobi picks us up in
> and returns us to Bali. We will spend only a week at Wakatobi and are
> looking for some another place to spend time while in the area. Since we
> have to be in Bali coming and going I was wondering if it is a place worth
> visiting and a place where one could relax (hopefully no hustle/bustle) as
> well as have interesting sites to visit.
>
> If Bali is nice that would make it easier than flying to some other
> location. By nice I mean clean, maybe some resorts or areas that are not
> crowded, welcome Americans, good food, variety of sites (historical or
> novel) to visit...etc. We will probably not be looking for diving in Bali. I
> think it will be more along the lines of veg, and short trips of interest
> followed by good food and drink. A luxury resort would not bother me at all.
>
> Any help would be appreciated.

Ramone,Here is another website for you to browse. Aman resorts has
some great places in and around Bali. They are a little pricey but how
often to you get to that part of the world. Check out Amanawana.
That's my favorite.- Gar
Here their website http://www.amanresorts.com/

Hi

www.divetheworldindonesia.com should tell you all you need to know about this area


egmacrae@yahoo.com (egmacrae) wrote in message news:<14f8aadc.0409130942.77a6c06f@posting.google. com>...
> "Ramone Cila" <dontw@nt.spam> wrote in message news:<sHm%c.56$cf4.36438@news.uswest.net>...
> > In April 2005 I am heading to Wakatobi (for the non-divers out there it's a
> > dive resort in the Banda Sea). The only flight to Wakatobi picks us up in
> > and returns us to Bali. We will spend only a week at Wakatobi and are
> > looking for some another place to spend time while in the area. Since we
> > have to be in Bali coming and going I was wondering if it is a place worth
> > visiting and a place where one could relax (hopefully no hustle/bustle) as
> > well as have interesting sites to visit.
> >
> > If Bali is nice that would make it easier than flying to some other
> > location. By nice I mean clean, maybe some resorts or areas that are not
> > crowded, welcome Americans, good food, variety of sites (historical or
> > novel) to visit...etc. We will probably not be looking for diving in Bali. I
> > think it will be more along the lines of veg, and short trips of interest
> > followed by good food and drink. A luxury resort would not bother me at all.
> >
> > Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Ramone,Here is another website for you to browse. Aman resorts has
> some great places in and around Bali. They are a little pricey but how
> often to you get to that part of the world. Check out Amanawana.
> That's my favorite.- Gar
> Here their website http://www.amanresorts.com/