Two Viral Videos of Tourist Misbehavior Spark Outrage in Bali

Two videos of inappropriate tourist behavior have recently gone viral in Bali, sparking outrage among local residents.

The first video features a man riding as a passenger on a motorbike. At first glance, nothing unusual—except for one major detail: the man was completely naked. Not even a helmet. This, of course, raises at least one question—how was he planning to pay for the ride?

The naked passenger has been widely criticized by both locals and fellow tourists. There’s little justification for such behavior, aside from possible intoxication or the influence of magic mushrooms. But beyond that, it’s also a blatant violation of local traditions. As many commentators pointed out, some visitors treat Bali like a personal playground, a place where rules don’t apply simply because they are tourists. However, Bali is a country with its own laws, culture, and enforcement authorities that maintain order.

What will happen if this tourist is identified? No need to guess—it will almost certainly lead to deportation, likely accompanied by public apologies and a financial penalty. Recently, local police have been actively monitoring social media and swiftly responding to viral incidents like this. This case is still fresh, and there has been no official response yet, but it’s only a matter of time.

One case that will definitely receive a response is a massive brawl at Finns Beach Club. According to eyewitnesses, a group of foreigners refused to pay their bill, and when security intervened, the situation escalated into a full-on fight, with both sides using whatever was at hand.

Based on their accents, some of the foreigners involved appeared to be Australian. They managed to escape—but the question remains: how far can they really run?

The fight happened last night, so police have yet to comment, but the video clearly shows the faces of those involved, making it only a matter of time before they are identified. Usually, when foreigners get into fights with locals, the consequences are severe, often leading to deportation at the very least.

While troublemakers and aggressive tourists occasionally show up in Bali, authorities take a firm stance against such incidents. Special patrols have even been deployed in tourist areas to maintain order and prevent disturbances.