Kura-Kura Bus Website Now Up

The Kura-Kura Bus website is now up, where passengers can find all the important information like an overview of the bus service (BUS BASICS), where the bus goes (ROUTE MAP), how to buy tickets (TICKET INFO) and of course the bus TIME SCHEDULE. There’s also a useful FAQ page where you may find just the answer you were looking for. Kura-Kura Bus currently operates in 4 popular tourist areas, namely Kuta, Legian, Seminyak and New Kuta Beach (Dreamland), with more bus lines coming at the beginning of October. The Kura-Kura Bus website is available in English and Japanese – other languages will be coming soon!

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Kura-Kura Bus & Bon Odori 2014

The 24th annual Bon Odori Bali Festival will be held on Saturday, 6 September 2014. This fun event has been running since 1990, and is organized by the Bali Japan Club. There are many Japanese expats living in Bali and multi-cultural marriages between Japanese and Balinese are common. Bon Odori is a Japanese Summer Festival that celebrates the Japanese culture through traditional dance, games and food. Most women also usually wear a Yukata, the traditional summer kimono, to the festival.   This year the venue for the festival is the 5 Star Ayodya Resort in Nusa Dua. Located directly on the beachfront, the Ayodya is one of the longer established…

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Time Schedule – September 2014

The September 2014 Time Table for Kura-Kura Bus is now available! Click the image below to download a high-resolution version: This Time Schedule is for September 2014, when 4 bus lines will be operating. They are the Kuta Line, Legian Line, Seminyak Line and the New Kuta Beach Line near Dreamland. Please note that on the Seminyak Line, there is no stop at the Berry Biz Hotel on the way from Beachwalk to Favehotel Umalas. The bus only stops here on the way to Beachwalk.

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E-Brochure (English)

The new Kura-Kura Bus brochure is out! Packed with useful information and our latest route map, the brochure will answer any questions you may have about the Kura-Kura Bus service. To enlarge the image, simply click on it. You can also download the brochure by right clicking on the image and then selecting “Save Image”. If you would like to print a copy for yourself, print both the front and the back image (using double-sided printing) in A4 size. Then fold the paper into three equal parts and voila, you have your own brochure.<Front Image>  <Back Image> The Kura-Kura Bus brochure will also be available in other languages soon.

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