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Within minutes of stepping foot on to Jalan Legian, the island's famous party strip, The West Australian was repeatedly offered marijuana by men loitering around the nightclubs and pubs that attract millions of visitors each year. One dealer, who also tried to sell cocaine and magic mushrooms to this reporter, was bold enough to boast he had access to 'everything' and claimed 'it's OK here, no worry' to buy illicit drugs off the street. In reality, it is a crime that has landed plenty of holidaymakers in jail. Further along, near the Bali bombings memorial, another man held out his hand containing a packet of prescription-only Viagra tablets, designed to enhance male sexual performance. Australian surf lifesaver Emma Larssen, who has been patrolling Kuta beach for the past year, said it was common to see drug dealers on the street at night. Ms Larssen said she had heard that dealers sometimes set up unsuspecting tourists by selling them drugs then reporting their customers straight to the authorities. Despite that clearly signposted magic mushroom cafes dot the strip, there are not many uniformed police to be seen on Jalan Legian. Only two officers could be spotted, both outside the same nightclub, and heavily armed. Close navigation menu Subscribe Log In. Subscriber Exclusive. Today's Paper. West Rewards. Vanishing Cousins. Up Late. The West Live. Court in the Act. World News News. Bali drugs easy to find. The West Australian. Mon, 10 October AM. It is easy to buy drugs in Bali.

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