Just An Ordinary Girl

Photo By: Elin Chow

Starting from around the age of 25, signs of aging begins to become apparent on the surface of our skin. As we age, our skin naturally loses volume, elasticity, radiance and glow. Our skin becomes dry and dull, and fine lines will start to appear, which will turn into wrinkles over the time.

Skin aging is due to slowing down of skin's natural regeneration process and cell turnover. External factors such as excessive sun exposure, improper dieting, stress and pollution can also cause skin to age prematurely. Thus, it is important to start using anti-aging skin care products just to slow down the aging process. Anti-aging skin care in your twenties is more about prevention, not repair. The earlier you start an anti-aging regime, the more you can prevent premature aging to keep your skin young, vibrant and healthy.

However, with so many anti-aging skincare products in the market, it is difficult to determine which product is the best to buy. I am afraid that using a strong anti-aging cream will cause my skin to become immune to these skin care products after some time. So being a huge fan of Innisfree, I decided to give the Eco Science Serum a try.

What Innisfree Says

Face serums are lightweight moisturizer that penetrate deeper to deliver active ingredients into your skin, giving it what it needs to progress through the years to keep it healthy and strong. The main reason why I chose a face serum instead of a cream because it works better for my combination skin. As most serums are water-based and usually, does not contain any oil, it does not leave my skin feeling greasier than before.


Innisfree Eco Science Serum is an organic anti-aging serum formulated with clean ocean plants from the Jeju island, which are claimed to promote skin regeneration. Excellence for its Eco-Friendliness, the product also carry the logo of ECOCERT, an international inspection and certification body specializing in organic agricultural products.

In order to meet the ECOCERT Organic Cosmetic standard, the formula must be free from GMO, Parabens, Phenoxyethanol, Nanoparticles, Silicon, PEG, synthetic perfumes and dyes, animal-derived ingredients (unless naturally produced by them). Other than that, it must also contain a minimum 95% of all plant-based ingredients and a minimum 10% of all ingredients must come from organic farming. Other than that, the packaging has to be 100% biodegradable and recyclable.


Enriched with natural ingredients sourced from marine plants found in the waters of Jeju island, the serum is rich in Vitamin A and 40 kinds of minerals, which are said to promote skin regeneration and fortify the natural strength of skin.


Its rich anti-oxidant properties help to slow down skin aging to achieve naturally youthful looking skin. Most importantly, it is free from Parabens, artificial fragrances, synthetic colorants, animal-originated ingredients, mineral oil and Imidazolidinyl Urea.

1. Packaging

Innisfree uses 100% recyclable packaging. The packaging is simple and minimal, nothing too fancy or attractive - definitely not for people who love cute packaging.


Innisfree Eco Science Serum comes in a creamy white plastic pump bottle with a blue cover cap containing 50 ml of the product. The pump packaging allows me to get an appropriate amount of the product easily. It is very user-friendly and very hygienic. But one bad thing about pump packaging is that there will be so much wastage in the bottom which you could not get.

2. Lightweight

The serum is very lightweight and does not irritate my skin or break me out. My skin feels smoother and firmer right after application. The serum helps my skin to repair while I sleep and every morning, I wake up with brighter and more radiant skin.


However, I am not whether this is effective in helping to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. But it does help to firm up my skin, making it soft and supple.

3. Texture

Unlike many other serums that I have used, this product is not transparent clear or creamy white. It is surprisingly, liquid brown in color.


The texture of the serum is watery and has a runny consistency. Due to its watery consistency, the serum can be easily spread and absorbed quickly by my skin once applied.


I am glad that it does not leave any greasiness once it is fully absorbed into the skin, though it is slightly sticky. But once it is completely absorbed, the stickiness will disappear and instantly, my skin will feel softer and supple to the touch.

4. Smell 

The serum has a very slight tangerine herbal scent, which lingers for a while even after application. Although the scent was not too overpowering, I did not like it.

5. Price

As expected, serums are always more expensive than creams. In fact, this is the most expensive product in any skin care lines and usually, the price of a small bottle of it is outrageous. But trust me, serums are totally worth your investment.

For such a small bottle, it costs me RM 125. However, a little of the serum goes a long way. Just a pump or two of it are usually enough to cover my face and neck area.

6. Not Moisturizing

However, the serum is not moisturizing enough and would not be effective when used alone. After all, it is not a moisturizer. Thus, it is important to use a moisturizer over a serum in order to seal it into the skin.

How Do I Use This Product

I am using this serum as my daily nighttime serum. The method of application is very simple. You can apply the serum right after cleansing, and before any creams that you will use as part of your skin care regime. I will usually apply products that are lightweight first and then the thicker ones. After washing my face clean, I will apply my toner first before serum and moisturizer. To allow serum to fully absorb, apply and wait for 5 minutes before moisturizing. I am currently using the Hada Labo Super Hyaluronic Acid Moisturizing lotion and Hada Labo Super Hyaluronic Acid Hydrating Cream as my daily toner and moisturizer.

Final Thoughts

Will i repurchase the Innisfree Eco Science Serum again? Well, probably yes and no. I
will not repurchase this product again because I would like to try other brands of serums that are available in the market. I will repurchase if there is nothing else I want to try.

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Cushion foundations has been huge hit on the foundation market in the recent years, especially in South Korea. It is basically a portable compact containing a sponge-like cushion soaked in liquid foundation or BB/CC creams. The liquid is housed underneath the cushion and when pressed, an appropriate amount of the product will be released onto a puff sponge.

Cushion foundations are convenient and faster to use than traditional foundations. Application is very simple, not time-consuming, and the portable compact actually allows one to do touch-ups at anytime and anywhere.

I have combination skin and usually, the heat, sweat and oil from my skin will cause my makeup to smear, smudge and melt. Thus, I am always looking for a makeup foundation that is able beat the heat and last an entire day.  A cushion makeup foundation that will keep my skin matte and oil-free for at least 8 hours.

So, after reading numerous reviews online, I decided to give the Innisfree Long Wear Cushion Foundation a try. This is my first cushion foundation and make up foundation that I have purchased, and I must say, it has not disappointed me.

Speaking of which, I am a big fan of the Innisfree No Sebum Mineral Powder. Perhaps, it is also due to my love for the brand that I have decided to give Innisfree Long Wear Cushion Foundation a chance.

What Innisfree Says

Innisfree Long Wear Cushion Foundation is a long wear makeup cushion that is strong against sweat and sebum. Containing sebum control powder, the product provides 12-hours of long lasting makeup while maintaining a flawless and shine-free looking skin without darkening or dulling out after hours. In addition to that, the product also comes with powerful SPF 50++ UV protection to help protect the skin from harmful sun rays.

1. Packaging

The Innisfree Long Wear Cushion Foundation is housed in a plastic compact containing 15g of the product. It comes with a good sized mirror and a small puff for application. There is also an open-flip plastic lid which separates the puff from the foundation-soaked cushion. This prevent the puff from directly touching the product to keep it clean at all times.


The packaging is not very heavy, which makes it easy to carry it around for any touch up. I can simply toss it into my bag without having to worry about spillage. The airtight packaging also keep the product fresh and clean, but make sure you close the lid back properly to avoid the product from drying up.

The cushion foundation is available in three different shades - No.13 Light Beige, No.21 Natural Beigh and No. 23 True Beige. A darker shade No.31 was recently launched to suit darker skin tone. I bought the No.23 True Beige because this was the darkest shade that Innisfree offered at the time of my purchase.


I actually find that the shades offered by Innisfree are a little lighter than many other Korean brands. But luckily, the shade I got is very natural and matches my skin tone perfectly.

I accidentally bought the 2015 limited edition packaging released by Innisfree to commemorate its 15th anniversary. While the liquid formula is the same, the design of the cushion foundation case is different. However, I do not really like the flower pattern on the case as I prefer simple and minimal design.

2. Smell

Similar to the  Innisfree No Sebum Mineral Powder, the cushion foundation has a very fresh, herbal tea-like scent, which will dissipate immediately once you pat the product onto your skin. The scent is very pleasant and refreshing, but some people might not like the herbal tea-like scent.

3. Long-wear

The Innisfree Long Wear Cushion Foundation has definitely deliver what it has promised. I am happy that this product did lived up to its long-wear claims, giving an amazing matte finish without drying my skin.


The formula delivers a delightfully cooling sensation to the skin when applied, ideal for the summer hot weather. It is great at controlling the excessive sweat and sebum on my face, keeping my skin bright and smooth all day. I could not believe that my makeup still look good after 8 hours without being smudged by sweat and sebum.

But unlike many other Korean BB creams or cushion foundation in the market, the Innisfree Long Wear Cushion Foundation does not give a dewy or glowy finish. It is impossible to achieve a dewy look while keeping it matte at the same time.

This is a very lightweight foundation, ideal for hot and humid weather. My skin does not feel sticky after application as it will usually do. I love it for its ease of use, lightness and long wearability.

4. Coverage 

Surprisingly, the Innisfree Long Wear Cushion Foundation has fairly good coverage, although it does not provide full coverage. A light layer of it is good enough to even out my skin tone, reduce redness and appearance of pimples on my skin. This is an oil-free foundation that provides weightless and buildable coverage. It is easy to apply and blends in naturally and beautifully with the soft puff applicator, fading blemishes and minimizing the appearance of pores with each application.


This product actually comes with high sun protection with SPF 50++. But you might still want to put on your usual sunscreen underneath the foundation, although I did not. I simply do not like the feeling of putting sunscreen on under my makeup, so this product just offered the perfect solution for that.

5. Price

However, the bad thing about cushion foundation is that you will get less product for the same amount you paid. I bought the Innisfree Long Wear Cushion Foundation online from Hermo.my for RM 75. Comparing to many other Korean cushion foundations in the market, this product is not the most expensive among all. But it was not the cheapest too.

For the RM 75 I paid, I basically got 15g of the product. The packaging of the cushion foundation is small for the price and I have to keep re-purchasing this product again and again because it finishes up faster than traditional foundations. So, simply speaking, I am actually spending more for convenience.

How To Use

Press down on the cushion with a puff to release an appropriate amount of the liquid formula. Apply lightly by gently dabbing the puff along the skin to get coverage. Please remember not to rub the product into your skin as this will make your face look dry and cakey.


Basically, this product provides light to medium coverage. You can gradually build up coverage by adding more light layers to achieve a flawless and perfectly natural look. Once you are done, set your makeup with a translucent powder, which will help to smooth the look of your makeup and remove any excess oil and shine. For people with oily or combination skin like me, I would really recommend the Innisfree No Sebum Mineral Powder. This powder will help to control extra sweat and sebum and reduce shine on your face, giving your skin a smooth and matte finish.

Please remember to clean the puff regularly not only to prevent product build up, but largely for hygiene purposes.

Final Thoughts

Unfortunately, this product might not suitable for people with dry or sensitive skin or even for people who prefer heavy coverage. I find that the foundation would not sit very well on dry skin without becoming patchy and cakey. For people with dry or sensitive skin, I would recommend you to get the Innisfree Water Glow Cushion Foundation instead. Specifically caters to dry or sensitive skin, the Innisfree Water Glow Cushion Foundation fills your skin with moisture, giving it a radiant and glowy look.


However, this product is absolutely perfect for people with oily or combination skin like me. The makeup stay strong against sweat and sebum all day and the effect is almost long-lasting. Often, you will not need any touch up. Cushion foundations are rarely oil-controlling, matte finishing or long-wear because it has to stay moist in the cushion, and hence, are usually catered specially to people with dry skin. Thus, finding a Korean cushion foundation for oily or combination is always not easy. I am glad that Innisfree has launched the Long Wear Cushion Foundation specially for people with oily or combination skin like me.

Although it is slightly expensive, I will still re-purchase this product again since it works amazingly well on my skin. This is just great for every day natural look and I would definitely recommend this product to anyone (specifically to people with oily or combination skin) looking for an oil-free makeup that will help you to stay matte all day.
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I was told that a trip to Bali is not complete without visiting the famed Kuta Beach. Located just a 15 minutes drive away from Ngurah Rai International Airport. the five-miles long stretch of Kuta Beach is the tourist mecca of Bali, particularly popular among the young and adventurous Australians due to its proximity to Perth in Australia.

Kuta Beach is located in the heart of Kuta, a prosperous resort town dominated by a wide range of restaurants, open-air pubs and bars, shops, massage centers, convenience stores, hotels providing different accommodation options and other amenities specifically targeted to tourists.

Once a simple and quiet fishing village, Kuta has transformed to a thriving tourist town where all the shopping, eating and partying take place. It has become a place of expensive restaurants, luxurious hotels and wild nightlife - great for people who enjoy endless parties and drinking.
For our trip, we have decided to use Kuta as a base to travel around Bali. Its central location allowed us to access to many of the attractions in Bali easily. Furthermore, Kuta also offers a wide range of accommodation options that suit different needs and budgets.From modest home stay costing only a few dollars a night to luxurious five-star international hotels costing a few hundreds to a few thousand dollars a night. So it was not difficult for us to find a decent hotel in a convenient location that was within our budget.


Kuta is not the real Bali. In fact, Kuta might spoil your Bali experience greatly and leave you utterly disappointed. Traffic in Kuta is crazy and chaotic. The road is constantly busy with motor scooters, metered taxis and private cars. Due to slow moving traffic and traffic congestion, it took us 45 minutes to get from Ngurah Rai International Airport to Kuta area.  Instead of signals, most drivers tend to honk their vehicles when they are overtaking or driving around blind spots or intersections. As a result, the roads are usually very noisy from all the honking vehicles.


The streets around Kuta area are lined with shops and market stalls selling everything from beachwear, handicrafts, jewelries, surfing accessories, sunglasses and typical tourists souvenirs.

Once a holiday paradise, Kuta is now ruined by over-development and mass tourism. Kuta has lost much of its authenticity, character and uniqueness. It is apparent that Balinese are "forced" to change and adapt to the western culture. We were surprised that there was even McDonalds, KFC, Starbucks and Pizza available on the island.


Kuta beach is located just a mere walk across the road, facing rows of dining outlets and open-air bars and pubs which blast loud music all day and night. The entire street is well known for being a center of nightlife action where excessive drinking and dancing take place.This was definitely not the place for non party-goers like us.

A two-meter tall, Balinese-style white sandstone wall was built along the road to block the sand from blowing to the cafes and restaurants. While the beach-goers think that the wall has helped to dampen the noises from the congested traffic, the non beach-goers actually dislike it because it blocks the beach view completely.
Kuta beach is certainly not the most beautiful beach in Bali, but it is the biggest. busiest and most touristy beach that you will probably find on the island. It is the center of tourist activities in Kuta where both locals and tourists visit everyday for swimming, surfing and other recreation activities. The sand was soft and fine, but unfortunately not powdery white, and the waters was not crystal clear.

You might be surprised and wonder why such a massive group of tourists still swarm to the beach every single day. Well, its popularity is largely due to its strategic location, which makes it easily accessible to the crowds. In fact, we have noticed that most people who visited Kuta beach were mainly either party travelers, first-timer travelers or budget travelers.


There were plentiful of beach chairs, sun loungers and umbrella available for rent for you to stay cool at the beach.


Being the center of tourism, Kuta Beach is always crowded with tourists and local people. The beach is huge, so the crowds are usually widely spread out. Some parts of the beach were quite empty while others were constantly packed. It was not difficult for us to find a spot at the beach to sit and relax. But this is certainly not a place where you can relax in peace and quiet.

All along the beach, there were vendors offering either massages or hair braiding services and touts trying to sell you their wares. But luckily, they were generally not aggressive or rude. Most of them usually would not pester you once you said you are not interested.

It is without a doubt that mass tourism has a negative impact on the environment. The beach is suffering from beach erosion and coastal pollution. There were trashes all along the coast, especially during the rainy season. But tourists were not entirely to blame for the piles of garbage found along the coast.

Locals are known to dump their trashes into the river, which flows out to the sea and get washed up to the shores during the rainy season, transforming the tropical paradise into a trash centre. Although locals are putting in the effort to clean up the beach, unfortunately they are unable to keep up with the volume of waste. It is so much that bulldozers have to be used to collect the trashes.

The beach can be clean or an absolute dump, depending whether you are lucky or not. I guess we were really lucky because the trash problem was not as bad when we visited the beach in September. It is important to educate the locals not to dump their trashes into the rivers because it does not only pollute the environment but also affect the tourism industry.

But that does not mean that you have to avoid visiting Kuta Beach completely. Kuta Beach is still great holiday beach for relaxing or simply take a walk.Vendors are prohibited to sell food at the beach in order to keep it clean. But they are allowed to sell beverages and souvenirs.


Kuta beach is alive and full of action at any time of the day. You can either enjoy relaxing on a sun lounger under the shade of an umbrella or put your towels or beach mat down on the sand, lie down and soak up some sun while time drifts away.


Other than that, you can also spend your day at the beach swimming, surfing, playing beach volleyball or simply take a romantic stroll along the long sandy beach with your loved ones at sunset. Children will also enjoy building sandcastles on the beach under adult supervision and care.

Offering consistent magnificent surf waves throughout the year, the beach is a surfer's paradise. The waves are high and currents are strong - great for both beginners and intermediate surfers.Numerous international surfing competitions are also held at the beach every year.


Although the beach is a great spot for surfing, it is unfortunately, not suitable for swimming. The beach has strong rips, even close to the shore that often catch people off the guards.

There were yellow and red flags placed all along the beach to warn tourists of big and powerful waves. Make sure you swim in between the yellow and red flags only. Do not swim too far off the shores as the undercurrents are strong and inconsistent. Even though the waters might look deceptively tame, dangerous rip currents can still sweep you out to the sea before anyone can rescue you. Even shallow waters can still drown you when the sand suddenly fall away, when knee-deep waters instantly become head high.



Every evening, hundreds and thousands of people flock and gather at the beach to watch the sun disappear over the horizon. That was also when the beach is the most crowded with people carrying cameras and tripods, eager to capture that beautiful moment.




We spent our every of our evening at the beach, waiting for the sun to disappear beyond the horizon. Amazingly, the Sunset Beach really lives up to its name because we get to enjoy a wonderful sunset every evening.



Kuta is probably a great place to start and end your Bali trip due to its proximity of the airport. True, mass tourism and over-commecialization have given Kuta a bad reputation over the recent years. But that does not make Kuta not worth visiting at all.


Kuta has an energetic and chaotic vibe. Some people will love it while some will hate it. Kuta is not just about partying, drinking and dancing. There are certainly much more to do in Kuta. Although hectic, Kuta has a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. We did not encounter any aggressive or annoying touts during our entire stay in Kuta.  In fact, its convenient location offers easy access to all modes of transportation, cheap food, shopping and entertainment.

Kuta Beach is great - long, wide and sandy, but not rocky. Although far from stunning, it was still decent. Of course, there are much more beautiful and quieter beaches in Bali. As I said earlier, Kuta is not the real Bali. To experience the real Bali, I would recommend anyone to venture out of Kuta. Once you get out of the main tourist drag of Kuta, I can ensure you that you will find the beautiful holiday paradise that you will fall in love with.

If you are interested to know more about our trip, you may want to check out our 6D5N Bali Trip Itinerary + Overview for the list of attractions that we had visited during our 6 days in Bali. Be sure to follow me on Facebook or Twitter  for the latest updates on my 6 days adventures in Bali! You might also want to check My Wanderlust page for some of my other travel adventures.

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We set off early in the morning at 2.30 am from our hotel in Kuta to Lovina beach, a famous beach located in the northern part of Bali. The entire drive from Kuta to Lovina took about 3 hours, where we drove across the mountainous regions of central Bali. It was a tough drive and ride. The road that leads to Lovina is extremely narrow and winding, allowing only a vehicle to pass at a time. Throughout the drive, the road journey was very bumpy and uncomfortable. I was already feeling terrible due to insufficient sleep. But the tedious car ride has made me felt even more terrible. I felt horribly dizzy and nauseous.

Away from the hustle and bustle of the crowds, Lovina Beach is a laid back town made famous by its wild dolphins sightings. The little town is less developed and less crowded than other areas in Bali. Unlike modern Kuta, no traffic jam exists in Lovina. It is a popular destination for budget travelers because it is cheaper and more relaxed. However, the dolphins watching tours remain one of the top reason why tourists visit Lovina.

Having said so, the wild dolphin tour was apparently, the main reason why we were willing to endure the tedious long drive from Kuta to Lovina. Dolphins in Lovina usually appear early in the morning, right at the moment when the first light of the sun rise over the horizon. The opportunity to see dolphins in their natural habitat is absolutely compelling.


We arrived at Lovina beach before 6 am and everywhere was cold and dark. The beach features black volcanic sands and calm sea water. Upon arrival, we were introduced to a boatman, who greeted us with a big smile.


The waters at Lovina Beach is very calm with coconut trees planted throughout the beach, which makes it a great place to watch the dolphins in its natural habitat. In order to see the dolphins, you will need to hire a motorized outrigger boat and head out to the middle of the sea before dawn. There are plenty of operators or boatmen offering their boats for dolphins watching tours in Lovina.

However, there is no guarantee that you will be able to see the dolphins in the wild. It is a matter of chance, and is hugely dependent on the weather conditions and seasons. Apparently, the better the weather is, the better the chance you will get see the dolphins.

Even so, dolphins sighting is usually a daily occurrence year-round in Lovina. The large shrimp population along the coast attracts the dolphins, thus the chances of seeing them is actually quite high.


As soon as the sky turned bright red orange, we boarded the motorized outrigger boat and left the beach well before dawn. Once we were aboard, we were asked to put on the life jackets for safety in case we fell out during the ride.

We managed to catch a beautiful sunrise while we sailed across the crystal clear waters to the middle of the sea. This was also my first time seeing a sunrise. It was breathtakingly beautiful.
To be able to catch the beautiful sunrise is itself a very rewarding experience. It was fascinating to watch the color of the sky change gradually as the sun slowly rise behind the mountains. The summits of the surrounding mountains appear softly and vaguely against the orange-red glowing sky.


Somewhere in the middle of the sea, we were surprised to see hundreds of other boats, all waiting to see dolphins. Slowing down, our boatmen carefully navigate the boat around while scanning the horizon for dorsal fins.

As the sun gradually rises over the mountains, the dolphins began to surface one after another, only to disappear quickly again under the waters right before I could press the shutter button on my camera.


As the morning progressed, the boatmen kept a close watch on the behavior of other groups of boats, waiting for more dolphins to surface. Once spotted, almost all the boats around us will start to accelerate towards the group of dolphins, trying to get a better view of them.


Suddenly, we were surrounded by hundreds of dolphins that seemed to appear from out of nowhere to play. I could not describe my excitement as I watched silently in fascination while the dolphins dive in and out the waters in sync, jumping and leaping gracefully high up in the air as though trying to seek for our attention. But it is apparent that the number of boats have outnumbered the number of dolphins. I roughly counted and noticed that there were probably as much as 20 boats surrounding the same group of dolphins at the same time, chasing the poor mammals around the area.


The dolphins are fast and are constantly moving around, so it can be very difficult and challenging to capture a perfect shot. I have to hold onto the side of the boat with one hand and try capture photos of the dolphins with another.

Make sure you bring a good camera with a fast shutter. You might want to set your camera on continuous shooting mode to get a sequence of the dolphins performing somersaults or leaping high up in the air. If you have a zoom lens, you might want to bring it along too. Most of the boatmen will take you close enough to see the dolphins, but not close enough to touch. Having a zoom lens will ensure that you will get the clearest shot possible.


Most of the boats generally keep a safe distance from the dolphins, allowing space for them to swim freely. But some unethical ones would approach the dolphins directly, often blocking their paths or got too close to them.

I am glad that our boatman did not get too close to the dolphins or chase them too much. Once we got nearer to the dolphins, he turned off the engine and used the oar to paddle closer so as not to scare them off.  The noise from the engine may cause stress and harm to dolphins, which affects their feeding, breeding and resting habits.


Expertly maneuvered away from the crowds, our boatmen got us closer to the dolphins. Jumping and playing on the waves, a dolphin came and swam alongside our boat.


There three common species of dolphins inhabiting this area - Spinner dolphins, Spotted dolphins and Bottlenose dolphins. The Spinner dolphins are the most common species seen in this area.

I have seen plenty of dolphins in the aquarium before, but there is always something magical about seeing them in the wild.

Dolphin watching tourism can have a negative or even destructive impact on the mammals. I actually felt bad whenever I see dolphins being chased and harassed by motorized boats packed with tourists. It is apparent that dolphin watching activities have created a disturbance to their routine. The high number of dolphins watching boats may not only disrupt their natural behaviors, but harm the environment by discharging pollution and emitting noise. Due to the presence of dolphins watching boats, the dolphins would spent more time traveling and less time resting, socializing and feeding.


After probably an hour and a half, we started to make our way back to the shore. As we sailed back to the shore, we enjoyed a great view of the entire stretch of Lovina Beach. The waters were also so clear that you can see the ocean floor.

All in all, the dolphin watching excursion is a great way to start our day in Bali. It was definitely worth to sacrifice our precious sleep time just to catch a glimpse of these heavenly wild creatures. This was certainly one of my most amazing and unforgettable experience in Bali.
If you are interested to know more about our trip, you may want to check out our 6D5N Bali Trip Itinerary + Overview for the list of attractions that we had visited during our 6 days in Bali. Be sure to follow me on Facebook or Twitter  for the latest updates on my 6 days adventures in Bali! You might also want to check My Wanderlust page for some of my other travel adventures.