Bali Honeymoon in July 2023

1. Day 1: Ubud Palace
   1 hour (16.6 miles) from Ngurah Rai International Airport

   Start your Bali Honeymoon with a visit to the Ubud Palace, the former official residence of the royal family of Ubud. Take a guided tour of the palace to learn about Balinese architectural and cultural heritage.

2. Day 2: Tegalalang Rice Terrace
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   45 minutes (9.3 miles) from Ubud Palace

   Get lost in the breathtaking beauty of the Tegalalang Rice Terrace, one of the most popular attractions in Bali. Enjoy a morning walk along the winding paths amidst terraced rice paddies against the backdrop of lush jungle.

3. Day 3: Mount Batur
   2 hours (42.9 miles) from Tegalalang Rice Terrace

   Start your day early with a trek up the Mount Batur, an active volcano that rises 1,717 meters above sea level. Watch the sunrise from the peak while enjoying the panoramic views of Bali and its neighboring islands.

4. Day 4: Tanah Lot Temple
   1 hour 20 minutes (18.4 miles) from Mount Batur

   Take a break from adventure and head to the Tanah Lot Temple, a stunning sea temple perched atop a rock formation in the middle of the ocean. Watch the sunset from the temple while listening to the sounds of waves crashing against the rocks.

5. Day 5: Seminyak Beach
   1 hour (14.0 miles) from Tanah Lot Temple

   End your Bali Honeymoon with a relaxing day at the Seminyak Beach, one of Bali's most upscale beach resorts. Soak up the sun, take a swim in the ocean, and indulge in some beachside dining and shopping.

Time and Costs Estimates

• Ubud Palace (1 hour, IDR 50,000)
• Tegalalang Rice Terrace (2 hours, IDR 10,000)
• Mount Batur trekking (4-5 hours, IDR 450,000)
• Tanah Lot Temple (2 hours, IDR 60,000)
• Seminyak Beach (3 hours, no cost)
• Total Estimated Costs (IDR 570,000)

Useful tips

If you have more time, consider adding a visit to the Ubud Monkey Forest or the Uluwatu Temple. If you have less time, skip the Mount Batur trekking and spend more time exploring the cultural and culinary charms of Ubud. Remember to carry enough cash as most of the places in Bali do not accept cards.