I'm currently traveling the world with my middle school son, and we're currently on our 27th day in Bali, Indonesia. Today, I went surfing at Kuta Beach, Bali's most popular tourist destination. Can we truly enjoy this 365-day journey?
Kuta Beach 27 Surf School
One of the most popular activities in Bali is surfing school.
While walking along Kuta Beach, I was approached by about 20 people from a surfing school. Today, I visited the place I visited last time., Book at 27 Surf School, the most visited school by KoreansDid.
Although I was so sore from the last surf that I couldn't join him, my son really wanted to surf, so we decided to go surfing today even though the waves were unusually high.
(Just looking at it makes my dad's legs tremble) I feel it again, but surfing is truly a sport for young people. It requires a lot more courage and stamina than you might think.
If you are someone who has been doing squats or exercising regularly, the story is different, but if you have only worked and your specialty is breathing exercises, surfing is definitely not an easy sport.
% Arabica coffee to blow away travel fatigue
My wife, a coffee lover who says she must drink at least one cup of coffee a day to avoid headaches, said that this is her favorite coffee in Bali. Yes, coffee (Arabica % coffee)am.
I've heard there's a similar coffee shop somewhere in Gangnam, Korea, but I haven't been there. However, located right on the hot and humid Kuta Beach, it's definitely more popular than the Starbucks next door.
Restaurants and coffee shops frequented by Koreans are guaranteed to be cleaner and tastier than any other establishment. Arabica % Coffee is the place where you'll most likely find Koreans.
My wife's favorite Spanish Café LatteIt looks exactly like a regular latte, but it has a sweet aftertaste and a unique flavor, making it one of the coffees that many people love.
In Indonesian Rupiah prices IDR 65,000Even though it is not that cheap, people still have to wait in line every hour every day to drink it.
Fat Tony, an authentic burger restaurant run by an Australian owner‘
It's a burger restaurant called 'Pettoni' located right across from the entrance of the hotel I'm staying at in Legian, Bali.
Every day my family comes in, the place is packed. It's a popular destination for both Indonesians and Westerners.
This place is owned by an Australian who truly loves burgers. Since it's made by an Australian who truly loves burgers, I was really curious about how it would taste.
So, I got a table with my family, waited for 35 minutes, and went inside. There was a very high percentage of Westerners there.
The prices are very honest: 35,000 rupees for one patty, 45,000 rupees for two patties, and 55,000 rupees for one patty.
If you go into a restaurant with a slightly nice atmosphere, a can of Coca-Cola will cost you 35,000 rupees, so it goes without saying that the price is reasonable.
My son whines every day about eating a three-patty burger until the day he leaves. It's currently 4:00 PM. Now, as soon as I finish this post, I have to go to Pat Tony's for a burger.
I'm happy traveling the world with my son and wife.
Living in Bali for a month
Our family is traveling the world, and the first country we live in is Bali, Indonesia.
My wife, who has hated bugs since Korea, is gradually getting used to ants, and I smile as I watch my son comfortably relieve himself in a public restroom where there are cockroaches.
It's been 30 days since we started our journey. I'm excited to see how we'll grow as time goes by. This is the story of our family's clumsy, inadequate, and unplanned travels. 🎥YouTube channel TravelingYou can check it out at .
