Day 5
Komang picked Richie and Neil up from Nusa Dua and then collected us from Kuta, to go up to Tanah Lot. I believed from our last visit that this was relatively wheelchair friendly, but I was so wrong!
After the usual traffic chaos we arrived at the temple to be greeted by 39 degrees C and total humidity. Not a good start.
We perused the market stalls on the way down the road to the actual view of Tanah Lot, and noted what would be a good restaurant to come back to and have lunch under a fan later. Then the fun began ...
Tanah Lot is definitely not wheelchair friendly, with many steps leading down to the viewing platform. However if you have a strong helper you can go the long way through hilly laneways and end up there with everyone else. It was good for Richie to see this, but I doubt that he or Neil would take it on again.
After a reasonable time to catch his breath Neil then wheeled Richie back the way they had come. It was with some relief that we ended up at the restaurant we had picked out earlier.
After the usual traffic chaos we arrived at the temple to be greeted by 39 degrees C and total humidity. Not a good start.
We perused the market stalls on the way down the road to the actual view of Tanah Lot, and noted what would be a good restaurant to come back to and have lunch under a fan later. Then the fun began ...
Tanah Lot is definitely not wheelchair friendly, with many steps leading down to the viewing platform. However if you have a strong helper you can go the long way through hilly laneways and end up there with everyone else. It was good for Richie to see this, but I doubt that he or Neil would take it on again.
After a reasonable time to catch his breath Neil then wheeled Richie back the way they had come. It was with some relief that we ended up at the restaurant we had picked out earlier.
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