Aussies have been flocking to Bali for decades because it's close, it's warm and it's cheap.
It's no secret that we have a reputation for rampaging through the beach destination in much the same way we do through Thailand and Europe - we get drunk, we get burnt and we make memories that we never remember.
But one group of blokes have been accused of going too far while on a Bali trip.
Video footage shows them running through the streets naked, deliberately vomiting out of tuk-tuks, urinating in the street in daylight, climbing telephone poles, yelling at cyclists, ruining local shops, and just being idiots.
In one of the videos, you can see a few of the boys running down the street while the camera operator yells: "Do it nude. You got to do it naked or it's not funny."
The worst thing for these boys is that they filmed all their antics on Snapchat and posted it.
Ross Taylor from the Indonesia Institute, a group designed to keep relations between Australia and Indonesia healthy, told 7 News: "I don't think I've seen anything as obscene as what I've just seen.
"Something like this is just seen as a mixture of offence, disdain. And it's also an insult to Australians."
He adds that the group are lucky they didn't get arrested for one of those incidents, let alone all of them.
The videos have been doing the rounds on social media and people aren't happy.
"Feral bogans. gives Aussies a bad name, disgusting," said one person.
"Name and shame them. What muppets. They should never be aloud to travel outside Australia again," said another.
Now, if you want a good news story about Bali, people went absolutely wild for a singlet being sold in the sunny city because it struck to the core of Aussie humour.
A person uploaded this picture to Reddit, saying their cousin found it in a shop in Bali. People have been loving it and sharing their memories of coming across it in similar Balinese shops.
"My brother bought this while laughing and the Balinese shop owner asked why he was laughing, he had no idea what Centrelink was," said one Redditor.
It's not the first time the Centrelink logo has been turned into a product to sell onto the masses. Brown Cardigan posted a photo two years ago showing someone managed to chuck it onto a dream catcher of all things.
Why in the hell you'd need or want a Centrelink dream catcher is beyond us. Maybe it's to ward off bad financial situations, who knows.
Featured Image Credit: 7 NewsTopics: Bali, Fail, travel, Community, Australia