My Big Adventure Bali Book Review

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Finding things to entertain the kids for the plane ride to Bali and something to do that doesn’t involve technology on our Bali family holidays is always high on our packing list. The kids love their My Big Adventure Bali travel diaries, and we always pack them for our Bali holidays!

Full of activities to do and, best of all for us parents, educational aspects like learning to count in Indonesian. We often travel during the school term, and I always want educational activities for the kids. These travel diaries help ease Mum’s guilt, as I know they enrich our kids’ experience in Bali.

Charlotte using her diary in Amed in 2022

There are two different versions of the My Big Adventure Bali Book that you can purchase. Both books include video and cultural content; I will explain the video content below. The book that you choose will depend on your children.

Bali Travel Diary and Activity Book Junior Edition

This book is designed for younger kids and includes pre-writing development, letters and numbers, colours and shape recognition, and simple problem-solving.

Kids using the diaries in Amed

Bali Travel Diary and Activity Book Senior Edition

Designed for junior school kids. It includes writing, sight words, mathematics, geography and moderate problem-solving.

Relaxing on the balcony at Westin Ubud
Chill out time at Villa Joju Bali
Great on the plane
Mason loved taking selfies!!

One of my favourite components of the books is the video content. By scanning the QR Code on a phone or tablet, the book comes to life! In the photos and video below, you can see how Charlotte used the QR code to better understand how to pronounce the Indonesian words.

The best thing about My Big Adventure is that they have expanded their range of books and products! You can now purchase Fiji, Japan, Thailand and New Zealand editions.

If you want to purchase a copy of the My Big Adventure Bali book, check out their website. You can also find them on Facebook and Instagram.

Kate xx

We were very grateful to be gifted the kids’ travel diaries, but all thoughts in this review are our own.

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Comments

    • Sophie
    • August 15, 2022
    Reply

    Hi Kate, I saw from your photos you went to Bali in June and visited Amed? We have been to Amed several times but not in recent times. We have just booked 10 days in Bali in October and we are thinking of going to Amed. What was your experience and where did you stay? It will be our first trip to Bali with our 2 year old daughter! Thanks, Sophie

      • Kate
      • October 30, 2022
      Reply

      Sorry about the delay in replying, hope you had a great trip!

    • Juleen
    • July 21, 2023
    Reply

    Hello,
    We are travelling to Bali with our kids and our 8 grandchildren next April. I’m thinking of giving them all a Bali kid’s diary and activities book for Christmas. Will the senior book be suitable for the 16 & 14 year olds?

      • Kate
      • July 27, 2023
      Reply

      Hi, I think the books are great for all ages as there is always something to learn. I love how interactive it is.

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