October - December 2009 | Exotiq Property Magazine for Indonesia and Thailand

October - December 2009

A bright future for Bali

The JW Marriott and Ritz-Carlton Bombings in Jakarta last July may have caused a setback for the Bali tourism market that has performed relatively very well despite the global financial crisis and the threat of a global H1N1 pandemic.

Lovina: North Bali's Jewel

Lovina lies in the rain shadow of the central range of volcanic mountains isolating it from the south and making it dryer and less humid than the rest of Bali.

A man, a Woman, and a Mountain

People climb Mt Agung for a multitude of reasons. Mostly because it is there. It is a very imposing and large 3142 metre high volcano in the northeast of Bali that means everything to the Balinese people and to climb it is an act or extreme reverence.

Buying in Paradise

Everywhere you look in Bali there are lots of foreign tourists all enjoying the sun, the cheap prices and the relaxed tropical lifestyle.

You have to give back sometimes

Bali is a beautiful place and it has been good to us all, so good in fact that Exotiq Real Estate is determined to give something back to the people who have made it all possible.

The Devil is in the details

Having a dream villa in Bali is a wonderful thing. A palace of luxury and a jewel in your investment portfolio, not only for the capital gains but also as a respectable source of holiday rental income.

You Want a Bag With That?

The annual rains are coming and soon Bali’s beaches will be inundated with the mountains of plastic wastes that have accumulated in the island’s rivers since the end of last season’s rains.

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