Great video Wayne, thank you and will stay tuned from Melbourne!

Thanks Wayne.

You did very well in delivering some good content Wayne, regardless of the fact that you're well "under the weather." Take care and let's hope you bounce back well and quickly.

The best cure for Bali belly is to switch to a diet of white rice and water. Take only white rice for a couple of days and it will halt all bowel movement and starve out the bacteria.

Very nice!!

First time in Bali was 1980 when I was 11. I instantly fell in love! We stayed at Segara Village Hotel in Sanur, it was a very cheap hotel then! I had blonde hair and the Balinese were constantly touching my arms and hair 😅. One jaw dropping memory that really stands out was when our driver took us to a cock fight 😮 We went in Jan 1980, we came home and immediately booked again for Dec 1980 ❤️

Gday Wayne, following your blogs I’m noticing lots of sunny days. Un Ubud like. Baz

Wayne : What's your Name? Villager 1: Wayan Wayne : What's your Name? Villager 2: Wayan Wayne : What's your Name? Villager 3: Wayan And So on.....😊

Keep up the good work mate. I really enjoy your vids and see you in the next one - good job 👍

I’m a recent subscriber and I want to say, I love your relaxed, easygoing vibe. It is refreshing! People can be really mean but it’s a shame they got acknowledged in your video. I am sure that’s what they wanted! Anyway, keep up the good work sir and enjoy your adventures!

LMAO, what a shameless bullsh!t artist. By the way, thanks for your efforts in showing and promoting the nice side of the island especially giving Dewa, and his like, a showing.

Keep up the great work and ignore the "haters", wow how shallow people can be.

IT'S NICE TO HAVE A SLEEP IN. I REALLY ENJOY YOUR CHATS WITH THE BEAUTIFUL BALINESE PEOPLE. HOPING YOU CAN FIND A LOVELY LADY IN THE FUTURE..

Such a good video. The people you filmed were so interesting. Really enjoyable. Thank you.

Selemat Malam, Wayne! Bagus sekali kamu merasa lebih baik dari pada kemarin. Berapa jauh dari Tjampuhan Hotel Bali. Jl. Raya Campuhan, Ubud. Bisakah jalan kaki? Terima kasih, Tunjung Sekar, Penuh! Love it all: local or touristy places.

Another good video

Watching your video whilst sitting here in Jl Petitenget Seminyak (travel agent chosen villa as part of a multi country tour package). Been watching some of your vids over the past few days. I’ve not been to Bali for 20 yrs - but this area is wretched : night clubs, spa massage, bars, overpriced hotels, scooters !!! I wanted to leave after the 1st day. This is horrid - over developed overly reliant on tourists - it’s a place that I will never return back to. Coming here on Tuesday night, the glare of video screen adverts, scooters screaming everywhere - this is not a pleasant place anymore. To be told it takes more hours to get anywhere … the place is choking. Zero critical of what you are experiencing… but these tourist areas will never improve and will only get worse. Disappointing

You're better! I'm so glad, I was worried about you!

Hope that you're OK. We were In Ubud 10 days ago and caught COVID. Just FYI. The APOTEK was very helpful with some medicine.

That is what I like about Ubud, the village feel, plus the culture and people, thanks for showing us more.

I’m thinking of getting away from the uk , it’s sinking and run now by dictators, I’m a wedding photographer, so hopefully could find work abroad

Great to see you're feeling better. I do get saddened to see some of the younger generation selling off traditional family land. Perhaps the local banjar or other local authorities could look into ways of changing this seemingly new and rampant trend. Changes the focus of a Balinese person from family tradition to short-term money gain, but nothing for future generations. Personally, my inheritance for my sons was going to be my property in Perth, but I've decided to sell up and I'm moving to Bali next year. I'll figure something here in Bali for them, for when I 'kark' it. I arrived last night for 6 weeks, to suss out places to live, near Sanur, probably. Just on the traditional land. Land is given a colour code as to what is allowed on that land: Green; Yellow; Red & Pink. Great info here sent to me by a local friend: www.balitecturerealty.com/land-zoning-in-bali-to-buy-the-right-land/ I wonder how the zones play out with these sales? Someone tried to sell me a plot of land for an exorbitant price, ha ha, but it was a rice paddy field! He said, as the owner of the land, a building permit can be applied for, but to be honest, I think he was just telling me porkies and I wouldn't want to build on a rice field! I'm also coming across people trying to sell me land that they have no legal right to do so. Due diligence with a lawyer is essential when investing in bali. Thanks for another great video, Wayne.

Will you be starting walking tours in Ubud?

I've only traveled to 8 countries and spent a long time in 4 of them. I've seen that in India 🇮🇳, Mexico 🇲🇽, Colombia 🇨🇴 and Nepal 🇳🇵 tourists usually don't go out of the touristy areas just like you said Wayne. Therefore, they tend to say those things without having explored the other 90% of the area whereas I have. You get to see real local life when you do. I've lived in Colombia 🇨🇴 for 26 years and have explored so much. Great video Wayne with the info you got from that Balinese man.

Glad to see you are getting back. I recognise the area, we stayed near there (Jl Suweta) in January this year - a bit of a schlep into Jl Raya, but worth it for the relative calm. Interesting discussion with Sekar Tunjung guy: important decisions, from banjar to national government level are nominally made through musyawarah - in theory, everyone has a veto so discussion continues until they all "agree" (==accept), however reluctantly. Of course, in practice some vetos are more important than others! I hadn't known about the junior council, but of course now I think of it it makes perfect sense. Look forward to the next one!

It’s good to see you’re feeling better Wayne Keep the videos coming mate, loving your content

Not just Amed every area is amazing!

Absolutely true. Real Bali has always been there and still is. Check out the east coast!!

Munduk is really cool/cold if you need a break from the heat.Beautiful lakes and waterfalls. I'm from a village down the hill from it😊

I hear of so many people that come to bali year after year but rarely go out of the torist areas if not at all, they think they know bali, sad realy.

The Taylor offered you to visit his house next time you walk by😊 Also can i have a suggestion😅? instead of 'jam apa' you could say 'jam berapa' and 'Sangeh' is a little town where the other monkey forest is located, hope it help.And I loved how humble you are,enjoy your babi guling wayne 😊❤

Great to see you back in the swing of things Wayne. Loved the back streets of Ubud tour and your interviews. Great stuff! Cheers 🎉

Hi again. You may have done a video on this subject. But I am interested to know your story of living in Bali. Like how long you have been there, and especially how you have learned Bahasa? It seems you have lived in Bali a long time to be so good at the language . My partner and I are hoping to live in Bali in the future. Maybe 5 to 7 years from now. A simple life in retirement is our goal

I loved this video . I have to say that watching your videos has helped my development of my Indonesian so much. I have done many online courses, but nothing beats conversational Bahasa. I can follow much of your conversations and what I miss, I use Google Translate to fill in the gaps. Thanks so much for your Vlogs

Selemat Malam, Wayne. Kasian. Kabar menarik: internet & ac(needed in recovering from fevers) made all the difference when I had Dengue, cooling the body down, esp beneficial 4 aging bodies. Very cool getting internet in your room instead of traipsing outside to download videos. Feel better. Rest. Massage. Enjoyed Balinese. Never had med ins but will get it now.

These are the kind of videos we all like Wayne. Good to see you are feeling (a bit) better and are able to make great content. You are a natural talent. Looking forward to the next one. Cheers.

Mantap bro ! Gasss keun

Thanks for making the video by interviewing local people. It gives me insight on the local traditions and work. Knowing the local bahasa language helps I guess. 😊

Get well soon Wayne! Bet your glad you are back from Perth!

Bali like other Asian regions has many highly valuable medicinal fruit and vegetables that even most balinese are not aware of themselves. When sickness comes, paracetamol, antibiotics and others are often their preferred medication.

Glad you sre feeling better 🙏🏻 thanks for sharing time and space with some of the beautiful people in Bali ❤️

Enjoying your videos, and I love your enthusiastic welcome but please, you can’t see us, so maybe a better intro “great to be with you”!

Great to see you are doing better. Very interesting insight into local culture/social practices. Thanks for sharing.

Curious, but how do the people of bali remember our names, just amazed me?? Glad your feeling better😊

Hi Wayan (I hope I heard that right), I am Wayne! So close, so close! 😁👌

Good to see you up and about again

Gotong royong is alive and well in Bali. Good to see. Btw, use the word berapa with numbers and amounts. Jam/pukul berapa? What time (is it)? Berapa orang? How many people?

Glad to see to up and about Wayne. Great video today, how refreshing to see traditional community values alive and well. Having travelled a fair bit, I always have a chuckle when they so arrogantly refer to places like Bali as "third world" or..God forbid, "developing" countries. I guarantee, the big pharmaceutical companies aren't selling many anti depressants there.

Great vid. Looking forward to the fruit and veg market vlogs! Your wordntoday is cucu = garndchild. The old bapak said he was walking with his cucu. And don't forget jam berapa = what time not jam apa. Keep up the good work

Good to see your on the mend , Another good video. Look forward to the next addition. Many thanks