Glenn Loves Rebecca - Wedding Passport

ARRIVAL VISA To enter Bali you'll need a Visa, however this doesn't need to be organised before your flight. Upon arrival at the airport, you can purchase the 30-day Visa for about $35 USD or pay in one of the multiple currencies accepted.

AIPORT PORTERS Upon passing through immigration and collecting your bags, you'll be swarmed by Balinese men in pale blue shirts insisting on carrying your belongings, even if you're with a pre arranged transfer. Always firmly decline and keep your things with you, as otherwise they'll only rip you off once you've reached your chosen transport, trying to charge upwards of $10 AUD for a few bags and a short trip.

GETTING AROUND There's always plenty of taxis around, however the most reputable is Bluebird Taxis (although watch out for a similar company that uses the same pale blue vehicle). If you can't get Bluebird, always keep an eye on the meter to make sure you're not being overcharged (or that it has even been started), or even agree on a price beforehand.

NEED SOME MONEY? Play it safe and change your cash in reputable places like the convenience stores or exchanges, instead one of the many side street "Money Changers" who are less than reputable.

Alternatively, you can withdraw local currency from one of the many Commonwealth Bank ATMs around Bali. At the time of writing, the exchange rate sits at approximately $1 AUD = 9,895 Rp. STAY SAFE As with any foreign destination, vigilance is the best defence against any crime. Always keep a good handle on your belongings as thieves on motorbikes like to perform a drive by snatch-andgrab.

DEPARTURE TAX As crazy at it seems, you have to pay to leave Bali. After checking into your flight but before entering the departures area, you'll have to queue up to pay a 200,000Rp tax (Approx. $20 AUD) so make sure you've still got some Rupiah on hand.

DRESS CODE What does "Semi Formal" mean? Men, ditch the tie and feel free to come in a light or dark suit. Ladies, get those light and flowy cocktail dresses happening.

TRIGGER HAPPY We resepectfully ask you not to use your personal cameras during the wedding ceremony as we already have the "I Do's" covered by some kick-ass photographers. But be sure to go nuts with them at the reception!

SNAP ON THOSE SUNNIES As the wedding will be happening cliffside in the afternoon, remember to bring along some Ray Bans

SUIT UP! In case you didn't know, the reception will be happening around a pool.

And you can be sure we'll be using it, so bring your swimmers for a late night dip!

DANCING SHOES If Glenn can get up and dance, then by golly you can too. Make sure you got that new hip replacement ready for when "Staying Alive" comes on.

DON'T DRINK & DRIVE Worried about getting home? Don't be. We'll make sure there's a line of taxis waiting to take you back to your hotel and sweet, sweet slumber.

#HASHTAG! We'd love to follow your trip, from your sightseeing through to the wedding celebrations themselves, so if you use Instagram please use #glennlovesbec

BUCKS & HENS If you've decided to come early to Bali and are feeling spritely enough, we'd love for you to join us for our respective nights on Friday 29th, May in Seminyak.

Details to follow on glennlovesrebecca.com

SEMARA ULUWATU DENPASAR AIRPORT SEMINYAK JIMBARAN NUSA DUA UBUD

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1 SACRED MONKEY FOREST Walk amongst the lush rainforest as monkeys scamper back and forth across your path.

Watch your valuables though, the monkeys have wandering hands! Jl. Wenara Wana, Ubud 2 CAMPUHAN RIDGE WALK Enjoy a relaxing walk along the paved Campuhan Ridge, hemmed by wild grass, to view the stunning vistas as locals go about their day to day lives on the rice fields below. Bring your sunscreen! Track begins near Ibah Hotel, Ubud 3 MOUNT BATUR Try a refresher for the soul and take a pre dawn trip to watch the stunning sunrise over Bali's only active volcano, just an hour's north of Ubud. newbali.info 4 TANAH LOT TEMPLE Only accessible as the tide allows, this beautiful temple is set upon a spit of rock just off the coast of Bali. Desa Beraban, Kecamatan Kediri, Beraban, Bali 5 NEWBALI TOURS Not sure what you want to see? How about taking an organised tour. They can tailor a trip based on your location and what you wand to see and do. Snorkelling? A leisurely walk through rice terraces? Hidden waterfalls? Taken care of. newbali.info

6 PAON BALI COOKING CLASS Embark on a culinary adventure unlocking the secrets of authentic Balinese cooking, utilising traditional ingredients and preparation methods, in a fully equipped community village kitchen. Laplapan Village, Ubud, Gianyar › paon-bali.com 7 FINNS BEACH CLUB Laze away the day sipping cocktails or enjoying some watersports (approx. $25 AUD entrance fee includes beverage credit and more) Jl. Pantai Selatan Gau, Banjar Wijaya Kusuma, Ungasan › finnsbeachclub.com 8 SPLASH WATERPARK For the kids or the child at heart, Splash Waterpark is Bali's newest waterpark and features "world-class water slides". Jl. Pantai berawa, Banjar Tegal Gundul, Canggu › splashbali.com 9 UBUD YOGA HOUSE Yoga fan? Stretch out amongst the rice paddies and enjoy classes suitable for people of all experience levels. Cost is approx $10 AUD. Jalan Subak Sokwayah, Ubud › ubudyogahouse.com 10 DA LA SPA Splurge a little bit with your significant other and enjoy a relaxing Balinese massage coupled with a rose bath and foot scrub. They can even arrange a hotel drop off afterwards. Jl. Raya Legian, Kuta › dalaspa.com

11 JIMBARAN SEAFOOD Take a stroll along the sand to watch the sunset, and once at the southern end, choose from one of the many restaurants offering mouth watering seafood banquets to enjoy on the beach. Muaya Beach, Jimbaran Bay 12 BABI GULING IBU OKA Visit for the tasty traditional Indonesian suckling pig served multiple ways. It's cheap and it's delicious and certainly not for the vegetarians! Jl. Suweta/Tegal Sari No. 2, Ubud 13 MOTEL MEXICOLA Feeling like a bit of spice? Visit "the lovechild of 1960s Acapulco and Ricky Ricardo" with modern takes on traditional Mexican and street food. Jl. Kayujati No. 9 X, Petitenget Beach, Seminyak › motelmexicolabali.com 14 KU DE TA For the place to be seen, look no further. Prices run on the higher side, however you can't fault the atmosphere and sunset views. Get there earlier on in the afternoon to secure a seat. Jl. Kayu Aya No. 9, Seminyak › kudeta.net 15 LELLO LELLO Need something to refresh you from that tropical sun? Enjoy some delicious gelato in a multitude of flavours, while relaxing in the outside patio. 21 Jl. Kayu Aya (Opposite Samaya Hotel), Seminyak

16 DRIFTER SURF SHOP Overdue to find a new swimsuit or boardshorts? Drop by and enjoy a freshly ground coffee from the instore cafe while perusing the latest surf and swim fashion.

Jl. Oberoi No. #50 (Jl. Kayu Aya), Seminyak 17 CONFITURE MICHELE Do you like Jam? How about crêpes? Why not both? Pop along to try the delicious homemade jam, grab a freshly made crepe with your choice of condiment and grab a jar to take home with you. Jl. Gootama N. 26, Ubud 18 THE WHITE PEACOCK BALI After some reasonably priced homewares with a tropical flare? Go no further... you know you always wanted a ceramic pineapple. Jl. Kayu Jati No 1X, Seminyak 19 UBUD MARKETS While the markets on the ground level sell the usual tourist fare, descend to the lower levels to visit the local's markets and find everything from traditional homewares to food spices (at a fraction of the usual cost)! Jl. Wanara Wana, Ubud, Gianyar 20 2NDSKIN While not the climate for it, here they can custom design and tailor just about anything for you in leather, or you can purchase some of their pre–made items. 147x Jl. Petitenget, Seminyak