Start your Bali honeymoon by checking in at an excellent hotel with a private pool, enjoying a cocktail while you relax under the sun. Get pampered with the hotel's spa treatments, before heading out for dinner in the Seminyak area, a hub for Bali's best cafes and restaurants.
Start the day by enjoying breakfast at the hotel, and then, visit Tanah Lot Temple, an iconic Balinese Hindu temple perched on a rocky outcrop surrounded by the sea. Take a romantic walk along the beach and enjoy stunning sunset views of the temple.
After breakfast, visit Ubud, Bali's cultural and artistic hub. Visit the Sacred Monkey Forest, a natural reserve with a temple inhabited by playful monkeys. Then, head to the Tegalalang Rice Terrace, where you can witness farmers planting and harvesting rice, meander through the rice paddies, and indulge in stunning views of the valley.
Take a two-day break, to relax, recharge and enjoy the stunning view of surrounding nature. Make use of the hotel's private pool or go for a couple's spa session. Order room service breakfast with your loved one, or enjoy dining in one of the restaurants within the hotel.
Visit the magnificent Uluwatu Temple, perched on steep cliffs overlooking the vast Indian Ocean. Take in the scenery from the temple's vantage point, followed by a visit to the sultry and stunning Padang-Padang Beach, where you can indulge in some water sports activities or simply relax and soak up some rays.
Learn the art of Balinese cuisine with a local Balinese family, while getting involved in preparing your lunch. Take part in the traditional offerings making, visit the nearby market to buy groceries with the instructor. Cook authentic dishes such as chicken satay, grilled fish wrapped in banana leaves, and Balinese spices. Enjoy the delicious local cuisine you have created!
Visit Tegenungan Waterfall, an amazing waterfall hidden in the middle of the jungle. Take a dip and soak up the natural beauty. Then, spend some time on the pristine beaches of Nusa Dua, enjoying water activities like swimming, kayaking, and diving.
Depart to Ngurah Rai International Airport, but not before indulging yourself in a relaxing massage in your hotel spas or shopping on the way to the airport.
Transportation options include renting a car or motorcycle, hiring a private car with a driver, or using mobile taxi applications, such as Gojek and Grab. Be aware of Bali's notorious traffic and road conditions when exploring the island. Renting a car can cost around $15-$20 per day, while hiring a private car with a driver can range from $40-$60 per day.
If you have more time, consider exploring Bali's nature and culture; visit some of Bali's iconic temples such as Goa Gajah or Lempuyang Temple, or take a day trip to explore East Bali's Tirta Gangga water palace and Tenganan village. If you have less time, skip some of the less important spots and opt to spend several nights at a hotel with a spa package.
Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS), also known as Denpasar International Airport, is Bali's primary airport, situated in southern Bali, 13 km from Denpasar, and 45 km from Ubud. There are multiple transportation options available from the airport to reach your desired destination in Bali.