Bali Honeymoon Guide

Our Bali honeymoon guide is your secret weapon to planning the ultimate honeymoon in Bali!

Having been based in Bali for over 19 years, and equipped with expert knowledge and insider tips, you can count on us to make your dream honeymoon a reality.

A honeymoon can be a couple’s once in a lifetime experience. But, planning one by yourself could be a nightmare. 

With countless websites offering advice, it can be hard to decide whether the information is entirely credible. Plus, visiting different sites for various details and then piecing it all together can be a hassle.

We understand it can be hard to plan, that’s why we’ve created a detailed Bali honeymoon guide. 

Best Time for Bali Honeymoon

Time and weather can be a big influence on what activities you can do in Bali. When you’re aware of the place’s climate in advance, you’re better prepared to carry the necessary items. Plus, the date you choose to travel impacts the overall price of your trip. Check out our weather guide below.

Season	Months/Occasions	Pros of Visiting in This Season	Cons of Visiting in This Season
Peak Season	– June to August – Easter – Christmas – New Year – Chinese New Year – Idul Fitri – Ubud Writers & Readers Festival  – Bali Arts Festival	The weather is sunny. Rainfall is minimal. Humidity levels are low. The climate suits outdoor activities, beaches, and exploring Bali.	Bali is heavily crowded by tourists. Accommodations and recreational activities are highly expensive.
Low Season	November to March	The tourist crowds are few. Accommodations and recreational activities are lowly priced and offer discounts.	It rains frequently. The humidity is unbearably high.  Outdoor activities and beach visits get curtailed.
Shoulder Season	– April to May  – September to October	Tourists are few.  The weather is pleasant. Accommodations and recreational activities are less affordable than those in the peak season.	The weather is unpredictable. There’s a risk of outdoor activities getting cancelled.

Exploring Bali on your Honeymoon

Bali is an island of different landscapes. From pristine beaches to lush jungles, each region offers something different. We strongly recommend visiting a few different areas so you can experience as much as possible. Here is our guide to the best areas to visit on your honeymoon.

A] North Bali: 

Famous for: Serene beaches and waterfalls 

Areas to explore: Singaraja, Lovina, Munduk, Sembiran, Sangsit, Banjar Gitgit, Air Sanih, Pemuteran, Menjangan and Seririt.

Key reasons to visit North Bali:

1. Historical landmarks
2. Highland scenery
3. Waterfall trekking
4. Coffee plantations
5. Dolphin watching tours
6. Tranquil black sand beaches
7. Waterfall excursions

Key places to visit in North Bali:

1. Ulun Danu Water Temple
2. Handara Gate
3. Lovina Beach
4. Gitgit Waterfall
5. Banjar Hot springs 
6. Sekumpul Waterfall
7. Pura Ulun Danu Bratan
8. Gedong Kirtya Library
9. Pulaki Temple
10. Brahma Vihara Arama

B] South Bali

Famous for: Beach bliss and nightlife

Areas to explore: Kuta, Western Bukit and Uluwatu, Denpasar, Canggu, Seminyak, Jimbaran, Nusa Dua, Legian, Sanur, and Tanah Lot.

Key reasons to visit South Bali:

1. Beautiful beaches with stunning sunsets
2. Beach activities and water sports
3. Vibrant nightlife
4. Luxurious accommodations
5. Excellent seafood dining
6. Trendy boutiques and designer stores (Seminyak Village, Seminyak Square, and Jalan Kayu Aya)

Key places to visit in South Bali:

1. Tanah Lot Temple
2. Pura Luhur Uluwatu
3. Jimbaran Fish Market
4. Uluwatu Temple
5. Museum Pasifika
6. Seminyak Beach
7. Garuda Wisnu Kencana
8. Sanur Beach
9. Jimbaran Beach
10. Sukawati Art Market

C] East Bali

Famous for: Natural wonders and adventure

Areas to explore: Amed, Sidemen, Besakih, Kintamani, Candidasa, Klungkung, Padang Bai, and Tirta Gangga.

Key reasons to visit East Bali:

1. Diving and snorkelling experiences
2. Vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life
3. Traditional fishing villages
4. Rice terrace trekking
5. Trekking expeditions

Key places to visit in East Bali:

1. Mount Batur
2. Pura Puseh
3. Pura Dalem Sidemen
4. Mount Agung
5. Bukit Cinta Pangi Viewpoint
6. Lempuyang Temple
7. Tukad Cepung Waterfall
8. Tirta Gangga Water Palace
9. Sidemen Rice Terrace
10. Lahangan Sweet

D] West Bali

Famous for: Pristine beaches and cultural heritage

Areas to explore: Negara, Gilimanuk, Medewi Beach, and Pemuteran

Key reasons to visit West Bali:

1. Virgin beaches
2. Spectacular sunsets
3. Cultural experiences
4. Diving and snorkeling
5. Nature and wildlife
6. Authentic Balinese villages

Key places to visit in West Bali:

1. West Bali National Park
2. Pura Tanah Lot
3. Menjangan Island
4. Rambut Siwi Temple
5. Balian Beach
6. Medewi Beach
7. Pemuteran Bay
8. Bali Tower (Menara Pandang) in West Bali National Park
9. Palasari Village
10. Soka Beach

E] Central Bali

Famous as: Cultural heartland

Areas to explore: Ubud, Bedugul, Gianyar, and Tabanan

Key reasons to visit Central Bali:

1. Art galleries 
2. Iconic rice terraces — Tegallalang and Campuhan
3. Spiritual retreats
4. Top-notch resorts and hotels
5. World-class dining experiences
6. Shopping experiences

Key places to visit in Central Bali:

1. Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary
2. Tegallalang rice terraces
3. Traditional Villages
4. Tirta Empul Temple
5. Gunung Kawi
6. Goa Gajah Cave
7. Tegenungan Waterfall
8. Bali Botanical Garden
9. Ubud Palace
10. Ubud Art Market

The Top Rated Honeymoon Accommodation in Bali

These hotels continuously rate the highest for romantic accomodation and best overall hotel experience in Bali. We recommend making the most of your trip and staying at one of these hotels even if it’s only for a few days.

1. Viceroy Bali

Viceroy Bali is a luxurious retreat in the central part of Ubud. It offers 40 five-star accommodations against gorgeous greenery. Its villas and suites fuse traditional Balinese architecture with contemporary comforts.

Each villa and suite is spacious and elegant. It features private heated pools, luxurious bathrooms, and sprawling terraces with breathtaking views of the lush green Balinese jungle.

The staff is by your side 24/7, always glad to assist you and fulfil any of your wishes. As part of this warm hospitality, you can also expect evening turn-down service, guidance for romantic excursions, and wellness activities. 

Viceroy Bali provides a perfect balance of unmatched serenity and luxury. 

2. Four Seasons Bali Resort, Sayan

Sayan has an exceptional luxury getaway — Four Seasons Bali Resort.

The resort’s narrow footbridge, culminating in a huge elliptical lotus pond, is its most striking feature. Such architecture is unique in the whole of Bali. To add to this captivating design are the jaw-dropping 180-degree panoramic views of the surrounding rice paddies and the river. 

You can choose between private villas or suites. They feature large balconies, private pools, and terraces. The décor seamlessly blends traditional and modern Balinese elements.

You can experience rejuvenating spa sessions or set off on adrenaline-pumping rafting adventures along the nearby Ayung River.

3. Six Senses, Uluwatu

Six Senses Uluwatu is an icon of Bali’s beauty and cultural richness. Positioned atop the magnificent cliffs of Bali’s southern tip, this luxury resort boasts breathtaking vistas of the Indian Ocean and the revered Uluwatu Temple.

It offers 28 sky suites and 75 pool villas. You can indulge in holistic spa treatments at the exquisite spa or savour culinary delights at Rocka — the resort’s signature restaurant. Rocka offers a fusion of Indonesian dishes, Italian cuisine, and classic comfort meals.

A unique highlight of your stay includes unlimited ice cream on a complimentary basis. It adds extra delight to your experience.

4. Bulgari Resort, Bali

Perched more than 150 meters above the sea, Bulgari Resort in Bali boasts mesmerising views of the Indian Ocean. A cohesive mix of traditional elements and modern Italian design characterises this exquisite retreat.

Featuring 59 elegant villas, including luxurious three and five-bedroom mansions, the resort offers an array of sophisticated amenities. You can indulge in Italian and Indonesian cuisine, explore the chic Bulgari store, unwind at the stylish lounge bar, and rejuvenate at the lavish spa.

Plus, the resort offers unique cultural experiences like:

• The Melukat Purifying Ceremony
• Creating Kamasan paintings, depicting scenes from the Hindu mythological tale of Ramayana using natural pigments and bamboo sticks.

5. Alila Villas, Uluwatu

Alila Villas in Uluwatu stands gracefully on Bali’s Bukit Peninsula, one of Indonesia’s renowned surf beaches. 

This eco-conscious luxury retreat seamlessly intertwines opulence with the essence of Balinese culture. It embraces locally sourced and sustainable materials in its architecture and design. Each villa features minimalist interiors, captivating outdoor spaces, and dedicated butler service.

You can savour vibrant Indonesian cuisine at The Warung or indulge in Pan-Asian and Mediterranean flavours at CIRE. The Sunset Cabana Bar offers a unique cliff-edge setting, providing unparalleled ocean vistas.

Alila Villas Uluwatu offers a serene escape amidst the soothing sounds of ocean waves.

6. The Ritz-Carlton, Bali

Introducing another luxurious haven atop a breathtaking clifftop overlooking the mesmerising Indian Ocean: The Ritz-Carlton, Bali.

This opulent resort boasts spacious suites and villas adorned with Balinese décor and picturesque garden views. Villas feature private pools. They’re perfect for indulging in a floating breakfast experience. 

With three on-site restaurants and bars serving Japanese, Italian, and international cuisine, culinary delights await at every turn.

The resort offers:

• A wellness centre
• Business facilities
• Outdoor pools
• Six dining venues
• A marine-inspired spa
• A beachfront chapel
• Recreational activities

7. AYANA Resort, Bali

AYANA Resort Bali is ideal for those preferring large resorts. You can immerse in wellness and actvities, with offerings like sunrise yoga sessions and aquatonic therapies that aim at enhancing blood circulation.

The resort’s suites feature lavish living areas, elegant furnishings, and breathtaking bathrooms, complemented by secluded gardens and private pool decks. Look out for the exquisite hand-painted textiles that adorn the rooms. They add a touch of artisanal charm.

AYANA’s luxury extends to its impressive amenities, including 14 swimming pools, 2 gyms, and an 18-hole miniature golf course. Culinary delights await at:

• Honzen restaurant: Serves Japanese cuisine.
• KISIK Lounge & Seafood restaurant: Offers delectable Balinese seafood.

8. Four Seasons Resort Bali, Jimbaran Bay

Tucked away in the enchanting Jimbaran Bay, Four Seasons Resort Bali welcomes you with open-air hilltop lobbies and traditional Balinese blessings.

With nearly 147 villas designed like a Balinese village, each enclave offers spacious bathrooms complete with indoor and outdoor showers.

You can savour culinary delights at the resort’s acclaimed restaurants or venture to nearby seafood shacks for a taste of local flavours. Enhance your culinary prowess at the resort’s cooking academy. There, you can master signature Balinese dishes.

The resort offers thrilling helicopter rides to Grajagan for breathtaking aerial views of Bali and Java. The resort’s Sundara Beach Club beckons with Bali’s renowned all-day-tapas Sunday brunch. It features modern barbecues and an array of Asian-Western cuisines against the backdrop of oceanfront pools.

9. Capella, Ubud

Capella Ubud, Bali offers tented accommodations and saltwater pools set amidst verdant landscapes. 

It features 22 tents and one lodge, each with its own private pool. Each tent boasts expansive terraces and outdoor decks, providing breathtaking views of rice fields or the lush rainforest. Indoor and outdoor bathrooms facing the valley add to the unique experience.

You can indulge in fine dining with a mix of Balinese and international cuisine made from seasonal and sustainably farmed ingredients at the on-site restaurant, Mads Lange. The other restaurant, Api Jiwa, dishes authentic Asian barbecue cuisine. 

Savour exquisite dining experiences at the on-site restaurant, Mads Lange. It offers a blend of Balinese and international cuisine crafted from seasonal, sustainably farmed ingredients.

10. COMO Uma, Canggu

COMO Uma in Canggu is the largest luxurious resort in the neighbourhood. sweeping views of the ocean and boundless tranquillity. It offers stylish accommodations, exceptional cuisine, holistic wellness programs, and impeccable service,

Choose from 119 elegant rooms or suites, or indulge in one of the 12 three-bedroom duplex penthouses. Each of them features rooftop pools where you can swim beneath the open sky.

The resort’s restaurants offer international cuisine. Its COMO Shambhala Retreat offers therapies inspired by Asian traditions, daily fitness classes, and hands-on healing sessions.

11. The Edge

The Edge is a luxurious haven atop a cliff in Uluwatu, Bali. It presents a luxurious sanctuary boasting breathtaking views of the ocean.

The resort offers 8 opulent villas. Each of them is a haven of privacy, elegance, and beauty. Spacious and adorned with sophisticated interiors. The villas offer spectacular sky pools and modern amenities for an indulgent stay.

Dining at its restaurants is a bespoke experience. Customised gourmet menus showcase fresh seafood and European delicacies. 

You can relax at the spa. Rejuvenating body treatments are complemented by private steam baths and panoramic ocean views.

Must-Visit Fine Dining Venues in Bali

We’ve handpicked a selection of exquisite fine dining spaces that are a must-visit during your time in Bali.

No.	Restaurant	Speciality
1	Apéritif Restaurant	– Consistently voted the #1 fine dining restaurant in Bali – Innovative fine dining with cross border flavours – Five types of degustation menus – Vegan & vegetarian options – Dining sessions curated by Michelin-star rated chefs – Candle light dinner options – Extensive wine cellar & sommelier on hand
2	Sakti Dining Room	– Known for vegan dining – Focus on nutrition and taste – Local sourcing of ingredients – Sustainable farming – Eco-friendly setting
3	Akar by K-Club	– Open kitchen – Local sourcing of ingredients – Rustic cooking techniques – Luxury gastro bar – Domed bamboo roof – Light show
4	Mozaic Bali	– A blend of Indonesian and international food – Eco-friendly cooking – Six or eight-course tasting menus – Selection of artisanal wines – Chefs table option – Relaxed fine dining
5	Santanera	– Latin-American food with European influences – Modern-style tapas dishes – Local sourcing of ingredients – Cosy and leisurely dining
6	Mason Bar & Grill	– Mediterranean-style food – Top-notch seafood – Wood-fired cooking – Local and finest ingredients – Cosy and refined beachside dining
7	Sa’Mesa	– Innovative Italian cuisine – Shared eating experience as per Italian tradition – Serves more than eighteen meals – Unlimited homemade limoncello – Excellent wines and cocktails
8	​The Cave	– Bali’s first restaurant inside a cave – Stylish underground restaurant  – Seven-course or ten-course menu – Light show
9	Watu Steakhouse	– Japanese and international cuisine – Premium steaks – Cultivates fresh, seasonal crops in its garden – Stylish bistro atmosphere
10	Mauri	– Classic Mediterranean cooking style – Use of the freshest ingredients – Sources ingredients locally – Six menus
11	Mama San Bali	– A curation of Southeast Asian cuisines – Premier cocktail experience – Street food in a refined atmosphere – Eight menus
12	Sakura Japanese Restaurant	– Authentic Japanese meals – Serene setting – Japanese-inspired décor – Six menus
13	Koral Restaurant	– Bali’s first underground fine dining restaurant – Excellent seafood – Indonesian coastal flavours – Sourcing of local ingredients – Uniquely sensorial dining experience – Signature degustation menu
14	Kayuputi	– Pan-Asian-inspired haute cuisine – Use of local ingredients  – Seven menus – Sommelier assistance – Beachfront dining restaurant
15	Opia Bali	– Globally influenced meals – Ethically sourced ingredients – Delectable seafood – Stunning views – Six areas for events – Live music on selected days – New menus every day
16	Le Petit Chef – Bali	– Delicious food – Mesmerising 3D projection of a miniature chef – Themed music and props – Child-friendly
17	CORK BISTRO & Wine Bar	– A blend of European and Indonesian cuisine – Simple bistro food  – Casual and warm ambience – Extensive wine bar – Four types of menus
18	Kayo Manis	– Compact menu – Excellent pasta – Relaxed vibe – Fast service – The chef visits the diners at the table
19	Hujan Locale	– Best Indonesian street food in Ubud – A mix of different Asian culinary styles – Use of fresh, top-notch Indonesian ingredients – Great cocktails – Diverse wine list – Classically colonial interior design
20	The Slow Kitchen and Bar	– European and Asian flavours – Four menus Superlative cocktails – Hip vibe – The best à la carte breakfast menu in Canggu
21	Skool Kitchen	– Use of classic fire cooking methods – Locally sourced ingredients – Outstanding cocktails – Excellent wine collection – Stunning ocean views – Classy and comfortable atmosphere

15 Romantic Activities for Your Honeymoon

1. Staying in a Private Pool Villa

Bali is home to several luxurious villa retreats with private pools that offer world-class comfort. 

You can opt for beachside or jungle-facing villas. Regardless of what type you choose, you’re going to be surrounded by picturesque backdrops. Top that with:

• Fine décor
• Traditional adornments
• Opulent furnishings
• Personalised service and romantic surprises from staff
• Floating breakfasts

2. Trying a Candlelight Dinner

When in Bali, you just can’t miss visiting a fine dining restaurant. In some of these restaurants, you can pre-arrange for a private and romantic candlelight dinner to be set up just for you and your beau. With backdrops of rice paddies, jungles and ocean, these incredible restaurants are some of the most romantic places to dine in the world. 

Candles, flower petals, cakes with customised messages and even personalised menus with your names on them can be arranged in advance to make a night full of romance and treasured honeymoon memories.

3. Visiting a Speakeasy Bar

An evening in a speakeasy bar in Bali can be memorably romantic. 

But, what makes visiting a secret nightspot truly unique? There’s a unique experience in every aspect — Dim lighting, vintage décor, live music, artful menus, and artisanal cocktails. You get to unwind and connect away from the hustle and bustle of typical nightlife spots. It’s also a chance to delve into Bali’s cultural legacy.

4. Connecting with a Couple’s Spa

Balinese spas are often regarded as some of the best spas in the world. They are famous the world over for their age-old Balinese treatments and exceptional hospitality. And, Balinese couple spas are truly romantic.

During the couple’s spa treatment, couples can relax side-by-side. Relaxing Balinese music plays alongside to enhance the romantic ambience. There is the option to receive synchronised massages plus opt for a dip in a tub filled with petals, herbs and spices and other luxurious products. Tip: Opt for a spa in a natural setting with jungle, garden, rice paddy or ocean views for a truly magical spa experience.

5. Sailing on a Romantic Cruise

You can sail on a full-day cruise or a shorter one. Like the helicopter ride, you can opt for a private cruise experience too. What’s the difference? High-end dinners, spa services, live entertainment, and more — exclusively for you! 

The cruise staff is known to be highly attentive. Tip: Inform the company beforehand that you are on your honeymoon and if you’re lucky, they may surprise you with a sweet romantic gesture.

6. Strolling Through Ubud’s Rice Terraces

Rice terraces in Ubud offer you drop-dead scenery and serenity. One of those perfect sites in Bali to take a leisurely romantic walk and lose yourself in the natural beauty. Peace with yourself and connection with your partner is guaranteed!

You are free to take photos against the backdrop. We recommend visiting the rice terrace at sunrise or sunset.

7. Taking a Sunrise Trek at Mount Batur

If you are an adventurous couple, trekking and conquering a mountain could make for some lasting memories together. The Mount Batur sunrise trek is about viewing verdant forests, volcanic craters, and Lake Batur — From the peak of an active volcano — At the first fall of the morning sun’s golden rays. And, the cherry on the cake is taking drooling selfies against the stunning morning backdrop.

You need to wake up much before sunrise and ascend a mountain. The trek is of medium difficulty but is pleasant in the company of an expert guide.

8. Hitting the Ayung River Rapids

Rafting on the Ayung River is a combo of thrills and romance. 

As you navigate the river, you encounter a gorgeous gorge, pretty cliffs and lush rainforest. The experience is perfect for hitting the rapids as well as lazing in each other’s arms. After all, isn’t your honeymoon supposed to be all about play and romance?

9. Enjoying a Helicopter Ride

If you are a couple that love to indulge in luxury activities, this is one you shouldn’t pass up. You can take a helicopter ride above the stunning beaches, past the mountains and majestic volcanic landscapes. Tip: Take it at sunrise and sunset for picture perfect romance. 

Many helicopter services also offer couples and intimate rides. The advantage is a customised route, and an enchanting ride — all for yourself.

10. Going on a Hot Air Balloon Ride

There are romantic activities and then there’s a hot air balloon ride! Unmatched serenity, majestic views, and oodles of romance, 3,000 feet above sea level. 

You can opt for the sunrise, sunset package or dinner package. Each of these experiences is unique.

11. Enrolling in a Balinese Cooking Class

Registering for a Balinese cooking class with your partner is an exciting way to discover Bali’s culinary heritage and bond over food with your partner. Have a laugh, test your cooking skills and try something new together.

The experience involves visiting a market with your trainer chef, learning about local ingredients and traditional cooking methods, and cooking an authentic recipe. Then, you can savour the meal you cooked with your partner.

12. Attending Balinese Dance Performances

Balinese Dance Performances are about legends, traditions, or the daily village life of Bali. The stories are told through a charming setting, evocative music, and engaging movements, expressions and gestures of the dancers.

You can watch these performances in temples or outdoors in theatres. These performances can be part of religious ceremonies or festivals.

13. Exploring Bali’s Hidden Waterfalls

Bali’s waterfalls are captivating. Count these waterfalls in your must-see list:

1. Tegenungan Waterfall
2. Sekumpul Waterfall
3. Leke Leke Waterfall
4. Gitgit Waterfall
5. Banyumala Twin Waterfalls

The beauty of these waterfalls and the surrounding nature make a perfect honeymoon activity. You can take a swim in the fresh pools, take photos together and get some exercise in nature. Tip: Consider packing a picnic to bring with you for a lovely romantic lunch together. Some hotels and resorts may arrange packed lunches if you arrange with them in advance.

14. Surfing Together

Places like Kuta, Seminyak, Canggu, and Uluwatu are excellent surfing spots. The weather conditions and beautiful views make surfing in Bali different! These sites offer different kinds of waves for all levels of surfers.

Don’t know how to surf? Worry not! You have experienced surf teachers to guide and train you. 

15. Taking a Sunset Tour at Temples

Bali’s temples are situated against splendid views. When you visit these temples at sunset, you experience the magic of the architecture and the vibe differently. 

Walk around the temples, and discover the cool stone carvings and fancy pagodas. You can find a tranquil spot to sit with your partner and witness the changing colours of the evening sky.

Bali Honeymoon Cost

Your honeymoon cost can range between $1,000 and $2,000 for a single person. This estimate includes stay, dining, commute, and activities.

The overall cost ultimately depends on where in Bali you choose to stay, the kind of accommodation, time of visit, and preferences for dining and activities.

Average Cost of Accommodation

• Budget Hotel: < $20 (off-season); ~ $20 (peak season)

• 3-Star Property: ~ $30-60 (off-season); ~ $70-100 (peak season)

• 4-Star Property: ~ $80-120 (off-season); ~ $80-150 (peak season)

• 5-Star Property: $120 and above (off-season); $180 (peak season)

Remember:

• Bali hotel rooms are priced per room per night.

• A budget hotel offers a room with a bathroom and air conditioning. 

• Many 3-star hotels are run by families.

• In the case of luxury hotels, a room’s cost depends on:
  • The hotel’s location
  • Category of the room
  • Proximity of the hotel to scenic attractions
  • Experiences and amenities offered by the hotel

• If you’re looking for a luxurious stay coupled with intimacy, we suggest you opt for a villa or suite. Some of these premium villas may have an exclusive team to service you.

Average Cost of Eating

• Budget Venue: ~ $1-3
• Casual Venue: ~ $5-10
• Mid-range Venue: ~ $10-25
• Luxury Venue: ~ $25 onwards

The above prices are for a single meal. Like accommodation, the prices of meals in restaurants depend on the location of the property and its type.

Eating Venue Type	Uniqueness
Food stalls on streets	Authentic Balinese street food at the lowest prices.
Warungs	Home-made authentic Balinese meals at low prices.
Casual cafés	– Balinese and international meals at affordable prices. – Casual dining experiences. – Some of them are located in picturesque settings.
Mid-range restaurants	– Balinese and international food. – Comfortable setting. – Good service.
Fine dining restaurants	– Incredible settings, views and décor. – An experience rather than just a meal. – International cuisine offerings and fusions. – Degustation menus. – Extensive beverage and wine menus.  – Excellent service.

Average Cost of Commuting

• Bicycle Rental:
  • Best for short distances.
  • ~ $2-4 for a day.

• Scooter or Motorbike Rental:
  • Quick and convenient for getting through traffic.
  • ~ $ 5-7 for a day.

• Premium Scooters or Motorbikes:
  • More comfortable than ordinary scooters.
  • ~ $ 10-25 for a day.

• Non-App Scooter Taxi:
  • Best for short trips at a reasonable cost.
  • ~ $ 3-5 for a trip.

• App-Based Scooter Taxi:
  • Easy to book and competitively priced.
  • $1-3 for a trip.

• Car Rental:
  • Comfortable option to explore Bali at your pace and as per your preference.
  • ~ $20-60.

• Taxi Cars:
  • Door-to-door service.
  • Suitable for longer distances;
  • Excellent for late-night travel.
  • ~ $5-10 for a trip

💡Note:  The above-mentioned prices for accommodations, eating, and commuting are only to give you an idea.  When booking accommodation, please check with the reception for its price. Also, the prices of commute options can change. We suggest you check credible online platforms for the latest pricing.

Honeymoon Planning Tips

1. Set a budget for your honeymoon. Include a buffer for unexpected expenses. Keep an eye out for honeymoon packages, early bird discounts, and seasonal promotions to save money.

2. Plan your itinerary to include a mix of destinations like the cultural hub of Ubud, the serene beaches of Nusa Dua, the lively atmosphere of Seminyak, and the natural beauty of East and North Bali. Keep time off for downtime.
   Consider visiting off the beaten path places like Sidemen, Pemuteran, and Menjangan Island for tranquillity and unique beauty.
   Engage with local communities through village tours, traditional craft workshops, and local food markets to acquaint yourself with Balinese culture.

3. Opt for private villas or boutique hotels for a more intimate experience. These accommodations offer personalised service and unique amenities.

4. Arrange for airport transfers through your hotel or a reliable service for a smooth arrival and departure. It’s best to pre-book a transfer.

5. Consider hiring a private driver for a day or throughout your stay. A private driver can provide local insights, take you to hidden gems, and navigate Bali’s roads efficiently. Alternatively, you could opt for a scooter rental, ride-sharing apps such as Go-jek or Grab, or taxis.

6. Respect local traditions during temple visits. Cover your body. Take photos of people or private ceremonies only after seeking their permission.

7. Try Balinese dishes like Nasi Goreng, Gado Gado, Nasi Campur, and more. Explore local warungs (small eateries) for authentic and affordable meals. Bali also offers vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free dining options. 
   When visiting a fine dining restaurant in Bali, tell them in advance that you are celebrating your honeymoon so that they can arrange special romantic surprises on the night.

8. Learn a few expressions and basic phrases in Bahasa Indonesia. Knowing the local language is a nice way for locals to warm up to you. Use translation apps to help communicate in remote areas where people are not comfortable with English.

9. Be prepared with money and finances. Exchange some currency before you arrive. ATMs are available for cash withdrawals. You can use credit cards at departmental stores, hotels, and upscale restaurants. We suggest you carry some cash for small purchases and when you’re in rural areas.

10. Be prepared for the weather. Pack sunscreen to protect yourself from sunburn. Keep a rain jacket handy for the rain.

11. Know what to pack for your honeymoon.

Daywear	– Casual summer clothing in cotton or linen – Breathable fabrics – Shorts – T-shirts & Singlets – Airy tops – Lightweight and flowy dresses, kimonos and kaftans – Sunglasses – Sun hat – Headscarf  – Sandals or flip-flops
Evening wear	Smart casuals or formal
Activewear	– Athleisure clothing – Comfortable walking shoes – Sneakers – Sandals
Temple Wear	– Shirt – Blouse – Sarong – Scarf
Swimwear	– Swimsuits – Swimming trunks – Sarongs – Beach cover-ups – Quick-dry towel

💡Note:  Some fine dining restaurants have a dress code like smart casual or formal wear. While packing, enquire with the resort or restaurant in advance about their dress code so you have everything you need to look and feel great!

Reasons Why Bali is Famous for a Honeymoon

Did you know that last year, Bali was the most popular place for honeymooners worldwide?

When couples plan their honeymoon to Bali, they often focus on the usual tourist spots they see in pictures. But there’s more to Bali, and that too distinctive elements. It’s these special, unique things about Bali that made it the top choice in the Year in Search report.

In this blog, we’ll talk about all the important reasons why Bali is famous for a honeymoon.

Top Reasons Why Bali is Famous for Honeymoons

1. Romantic Settings

Bali is like a dreamy paradise. When you step foot in Bali, you feel the romance in the air due to Bali’s natural beauty.

Picturesque Beaches: Bali’s beaches have stunning sunsets. They compel you to leave everything aside and marvel at the sun gradually dipping into the waters amidst the orange sky. But this is just one facet. The beaches offer you enough fun and excitement with snorkelling, surfing, beachside dining, and cultural shows. 

Green Jungles and Quiet Rice Fields: Bali’s lush forests and calm rice fields are peaceful except for the melodious sounds of exotic birds and rustling of the leaves in the breeze. The setting is perfect for intimate walks, stolen glances, and romantic photos. As you meander further, you’ll discover waterfalls. The sounds of the falling water are soul-soothing. Bali’s greenery essentially lets you unwind in each other’s company and connect better. 

Majestic Volcanoes: Inherently, there’s nothing romantic about volcanoes. But, Bali’s volcanoes spin romance of a different kind. They make you feel wondrous as you watch the sunrise from the summit of Mount Batur or take a stroll around the base of Mount Agung. You essentially experience the shared thrill of watching something extraordinary with your loved one. 

2. Luxurious Honeymoon Accommodations

While you honeymoon in Bali you can stay in a luxury honeymoon resort, hotel or villa offering you a mix of lavish comfort and Balinese charm. These indulgent havens are strategically located in breathtaking settings. You can choose to stay in one that’s atop ocean cliffs, in the middle of rice fields, or within jungles. All these locations are paradises by themselves.

Many of these resorts have private honeymoon villas and suites. They are perfect for couples seeking intimate luxury. These spaces are decorated with exquisite Balinese artwork, sculptures, and wood carvings. Inside, you’ll find cosy sofas, stylish furniture, and elegant touches. 

Many of these accommodations feature private pools, infinity pools, exclusive butler services, personalised concierge assistance, and tailored experiences that cater to your every whim.

The allure of a private pool adds to the luxury. These secluded pools are often surrounded by lush gardens or stunning views. You can relax by the pool with your partner, enjoy drinks and soak up the sun or gaze at the stars, all in the cosy privacy.

Luxury resorts also give you a taste of top-notch amenities like private Yoga sessions, a fitness centre, a spa, Balinese massages, and Indonesian cooking classes. Many of them offer immersive cultural outings, personalised guided tours, and helicopter tours. These experiences add exclusivity to your luxury travel experience.

Ubud’s honeymoon resorts and villas cater to honeymooners seeking indulgence and privacy. These upscale retreats are perched atop verdant hillsides and within serene settings. They offer a unique fusion of elegant room decor, sophisticated amenities, attentive service, romantic dining, and immersive bespoke experiences amidst Bali’s enchanting surroundings. 

3. Exceptional Cuisine

A highlight of dining in Bali is experiencing tasting menus at its fine dining restaurants.

Tasting menus are carefully curated culinary journeys where you get to taste the best of Balinese and international flavours in a series of meals. Picture them as romantic journeys for your taste buds! The chefs prepare each dish meticulously with fresh, locally sourced or imported ingredients.

Tasting menus are full of surprises, making you anticipate the next delectable meal in your dining experience. It’s like going on an exotic food adventure together with your loved one, discovering new tastes and textures.

To complement the exquisite flavours of each dish, some upscale restaurants have in-house sommeliers. They help you choose the perfect wine for your meals. Sharing a tasting menu with perfectly matched wines is sensorial. It deepens your bond with your partner. 

Fine dining restaurants can transform tasting menus for you into romantic experiences by illuminating them with the soft glow of candlelight. You can choose to dine alfresco or opt for a more private setting. 

The staff meticulously curates the ambience. They adorn the space with elegant décor like vibrant flowers, balloons, and more. All of this is aimed at enhancing the romantic atmosphere and ensuring you have an unforgettable romantic dining experience.

4. Warm Hospitality

One of the main reasons why Bali is famous for honeymoons is simply the Balinese hospitality. 

The Balinese people are known for their culture of warmth and generosity. Their genuine care and kindness towards visitors leave a lasting impression. It enhances the overall romantic allure of the island.

At resorts, the staff go the extra mile to ensure that your honeymoon experience is extraordinary. They are attentive to your needs. They are always ready to assist with any wishes. You feel special throughout your stay. 

Whether it’s arranging a romantic dinner by the pool, organising special surprises in your room, or providing insider tips on the best places to explore, the staff’s dedication to hospitality is incomparable.

Beyond the confines of the resort, the Balinese people exude warmth and kindness in every interaction. Whether you’re exploring the local markets, visiting cultural sites, or strolling through the streets, you’ll be met with friendly faces and welcoming gestures at every turn. 

5. Cultural Experiences

Bali’s rich cultural heritage allows honeymooners to explore traditions and customs. But how can this experience elevate your honeymoon?

Let’s start with Bali’s ceremonies and rituals. You’ll see colourful temple ceremonies and processions up close. These rituals mirror the island’s spirituality. By joining in, you’ll discover Balinese beliefs and values and create delightful memories past your honeymoon.

Bali’s arts and crafts scene is fascinating. It shows the island’s creativity. We recommend you visit local artisan workshops and galleries to see how traditional arts are made. Your shopping will help the local economy. Plus, you’ll bring home a piece of Balinese culture.

You can also check out busy food markets, join Balinese cooking classes, and try real Balinese food at local restaurants.

Make sure you visit Bali’s old sites and ancient temples. They hold stories of the island’s past. When you explore them together, you get a peek into Bali’s history. Such cultural experiences strengthen your bond. They add to your honeymoon memories.

Bali Honeymoon Resort

After exploring all the enchanting aspects of Bali that make it famous for a honeymoon, it’s time to elevate your romantic getaway with a stay at Viceroy Bali. 

Situated amidst the lush greenery of Ubud in Bali, this luxury resort offers an unforgettable retreat for couples seeking an indulgent getaway. Its boutique, independent nature, modern yet traditional design, and first-grade services make your stay extremely romantic.

We extend your love language with a seven-course candlelight degustation dinner served at our in-house Apéritif Restaurant. If this was not all, we’ve bundled up numerous surprises to spice up your love. 

We’ve curated a Bali Honeymoon Package that’s the epitome of romantic indulgence. It comprises a minimum three-night stay in a luxury suite or pool villa that overlooks the verdant jungle. This package offers a suite of benefits. All-in-all, it’s heavenly for honeymoon sweethearts. 

Prepare to be wrapped into unimagined opulence. We’ve carefully designed the little details to make your post-wedding joy even more special. Book your stay.

The Best Area To Stay in Bali for a Honeymoon

Bali is a land of enchanting landscapes and vibrant culture. It is a honeymooners’ paradise. 

Amidst its romantic destinations, Ubud stands out as the best area to stay in Bali for a honeymoon. 

Ubud offers a harmonious blend of all aspects that couples look for — natural splendour, privacy for romance, luxurious indulgences, fine cuisine, cultural richness, abundant explorations, world-class hospitality and surprisingly Ubud is still an affordable honeymoon destination. Overall, Ubud is all about romance dipped in refinement. 

If you’re considering a honeymoon in Bali, this blog is right for you. It presents you with Ubud’s captivating allure and lists compelling reasons why you mustn’t miss Ubud for your romantic getaway.

Why Ubud is the Best Area in Bali for Honeymooners

1. Romantic Atmosphere

Ubud’s serene ambience against a backdrop of lush greenery and picturesque landscapes makes its atmosphere irresistibly romantic. Your partner and you can share intimate experiences amidst rice terraces and tropical forests. You can find the much-needed tranquillity far from hustle and bustle. 

What Are Natural Romantic Experiences in Ubud?

1. Campuhan Ridge Walk: 

Campuhan Ridge Walk offers a peaceful and scenic trail in Ubud with breathtaking views of lush valleys and rolling hills. Couples can stroll hand in hand along secluded pathways and connect on a deeper level. They can share whispered conversations with their soulmate and steal tender glances uninterruptedly.

2. Tegalalang Rice Terrace: 

Tegalalang Rice Terrace is famous for its beautiful emerald-green fields sculpted into stunning terraces. It is a picturesque showcase of Bali’s traditional farming methods and culture. Couples usually lose themselves in the beauty of the terraces. The backdrop is Instagram-worthy and perfect for capturing romantic photos with your bae.

3. Ubud’s Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary: 

Ubud’s Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary is home to a dense jungle and ancient temples. It’s known for its playful monkeys and calm atmosphere. Amidst the towering trees and mystical ambience, couples can engage romantically with each other and embrace Bali’s spiritual heritage.

2. Luxurious Honeymoon Resorts

Ubud’s honeymoon resorts and villas cater to honeymooners seeking indulgence and privacy. These upscale retreats are perched atop verdant hillsides and within serene settings. They offer a unique fusion of elegant room decor, sophisticated amenities, attentive service, romantic dining, and immersive bespoke experiences amidst Bali’s enchanting surroundings. 

What Is Unique About Ubud’s Luxurious Resorts?

1. Sophisticated Stay: 

There is an array of romantic Bali honeymoon villas and luxury resorts to choose from in Ubud. You can expect to find luxurious amenities and facilities such as:

• Spacious and indulgent bathrooms. These come with rain showers, oversized soaking tubs, and luxurious bath amenities.
• Modern entertainment systems.
• Wi-Fi connectivity.
• Elegant bedding.
• Gourmet kitchens or wet bars stocked with premium beverages and snacks.
• Incredible jungle, valley and rice paddy view, unique to Ubud.

These accommodations offer secluded pools and jacuzzis that overlook jaw-dropping landscapes. It’s like a romantic haven where you can relax in your partner’s arms, enjoy exquisite wine and plan your romantic future together, basking in the warm Balinese sun or under the starlit sky.

2. Personalised Service: 

These retreats offer dedicated butler assistance and concierge service throughout your visit. Staff members cater to your every fancy. They assist with restaurant reservations, transportation arrangements, and excursion bookings. They also help you customise your honeymoon experience with romantic dining, private tours and exceptional wellness activities.

3. Ultimate Pampering: 

You can indulge in ultimate pampering at the resort’s in-house spa and wellness facilities. The staff can design rejuvenating treatments to revive your body, mind, and soul. It’s about blissful unwinding with authentic Balinese therapy in a truly romantic setting.

3. Indulgent Intimate Dining

Ubud’s dining scene caters to food enthusiasts and couples seeking a romantic ambience. There are various options, from traditional Balinese fare to international cuisine. Couples can choose to spice up their intimacy through candlelit dinners under the stars and private chef’s table experiences.

What Is Unique About Ubud’s Dining?

1. Exquisite Cuisine: 

Many fine dining restaurants in Ubud are led by globally renowned, expert and experienced chefs. These culinary masters infuse modern techniques and their regional influences with native flavours to craft tasting menus. This culinary blend results in a rich and rare dining experience. 

2. Creative Culinary Concepts: 

The dining concepts in Ubud go beyond traditional norms. Many restaurants offer themed dining events or interactive chef’s tables where diners can engage with culinary experts. These innovative concepts add excitement and intrigue to the dining scene. They entice diners to explore new flavours and culinary techniques.

3. Romantic Dining Environments: 

Ubud’s fine dining restaurants offer immersive dining environments to suit varied preferences. These settings can be dining in:

• Tropical gardens surrounded by cascading waterfalls.
• Traditional Balinese pavilions overlooking rice terraces.
• A tranquil lagoon illuminated by candlelight.
• Secluded space against the backdrop of a breathtaking sunset.
• A specially-assigned ambience accompanied by soft live music.

4. Impeccable Service: 

Fine dining establishments in Ubud pride themselves on providing impeccable service that exceeds expectations. The staff carefully curates every aspect of the dining experience — seamless reservation arrangements, personalised menu recommendations and exclusive wine tastings guided by expert sommeliers.

5. Farm-to-Table Freshness: 

Many restaurants and cafes in Ubud are committed to sustainability. So, farm-to-table dining experiences add a unique dimension to its culinary scene. Restaurants source their ingredients locally, ensuring freshness and support to local producers.

4. Wellness and Relaxation

Ubud is renowned as a spiritual haven. It beckons people with its transformative wellness offerings, including traditional Balinese medicine, yoga, and massage. 

Ubud’s wellness centres offer personalised experiences, focusing on detoxification, rejuvenation, and mindfulness. These sessions promise lasting benefits for couples beyond their honeymoon. Couples can find an array of wellness amenities — spas, yoga and meditation sessions — to unwind and revitalise together.

What Makes Ubud’s Wellness Special for Honeymooners? 

1. Spa Sanctuaries: 

Ubud’s spa sanctuaries offer a spectrum of indulgent treatments. These include traditional Balinese massages that soothe the senses and holistic healing therapies that rejuvenate the body and mind. 

2. Yoga and Meditation Classes: 

Couples can participate in intimate yoga and meditation classes. These sessions offer a sacred space for partners to connect deeper. They build harmony and mindfulness during their honeymoon retreat.

5. Adventures and Explorations

Ubud presents couples with an array of exhilarating activities and cultural experiences to build intimacy and create lasting memories.

What Activities Can Honeymooners Engage in Ubud?

1. Discover Hidden Waterfalls: Uncover the hidden gems of Ubud’s lush landscapes, including majestic waterfalls amidst verdant surroundings.

2. Swim in Crystal-Clear Pools: Take a dip in the refreshing pools accompanying Ubud’s picturesque waterfalls.

3. Explore Ancient Temples and Sacred Sites: Delve into Bali’s rich history and spiritual heritage by visiting ancient temples and sacred sites. Wander through centuries-old structures steeped in tradition and symbolism.

4. Engage in Adventure Sports: Satiate your thirst for adventure with exhilarating activities like white-water rafting, mountain biking, and zip-lining. 

5. Immerse in Cultural Experiences: Participate in traditional dance performances showcasing Balinese mythology and folklore. 

6. Discover Local Artistry: Explore museums, art galleries and studios featuring traditional and contemporary Balinese art. They provide a glimpse into the island’s artistic heritage and craftsmanship.

7. Join Cultural Workshops and Classes: Enhance your understanding of Balinese culture through immersive workshops and classes. These include Balinese cooking, traditional music and dance, and batik-making.

8. Witness Centuries-Old Rituals: Visit sacred sites and temples like Ubud Palace, Goa Gajah (Elephant Cave), and the Tirta Empul Temple to witness centuries-old rituals and ceremonies. They offer a deeper connection to Bali’s spiritual essence.

9. Experience Mesmerising Kecak Dance Performances: Immerse yourselves in the enchanting world of Balinese mythology through the Kecak dance performances. Their rhythmic chants and intricate movements transport you to ancient tales of love and mythology.
10. Take Helicopter Tours: Explore Ubud’s stunning landscapes from a bird’s eye view. This elevated experience creates an intimate adventure for couples as they share the thrill of soaring above rice terraces, cascading waterfalls, and ancient temples. Additionally, the luxury and exclusivity of helicopter tours add to the romance.

Bali Honeymoon Package

At Viceroy Bali, we’ve designed the perfect honeymoon package for you. Set in the heart of Ubud’s landscapes, it blends romance and luxury. Our luxury resort offers a tranquil haven for couples seeking post-wedding joy and intimacy.

As you arrive, you’ll be enwrapped in Balinese charm and stunning views. You can spend your honeymoon relaxing in your private infinity pool or indulging in rejuvenating spa treatments. And when it comes to dining, our Apéritif restaurant treats you to a degustation menu that beautifully marries local flavours with European flair.

Our honeymoon package covers a minimum 3-night stay. It features:

• A bottle of sparkling wine on arrival
• Stay in a luxury suite or pool villa
• A gift comprising roses, cake and a flowers-laden bath
• A romantic seven-course degustation dinner at Apéritif Restaurant 
• A couples’ spa treatment in a double private treatment room at Akoya Spa
• One-way airport transfer to/from Viceroy Bali

We make your honeymoon magical with personalised service and exceptional amenities. Every facet of your stay exceeds expectations, creating memories for a lifetime.

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How Much Does a Honeymoon in Bali Cost

Planning your honeymoon in Bali? How exciting! 

Bali is an extraordinary tropical wonderland that brims with endless beauty and romance. You’ll experience countless moments with your soulmate strolling hand in hand along Bali’s pristine beaches, exploring its lush jungles, or immersing yourselves in cultural expeditions. 

But amidst the excitement, one question inevitably arises: How much does a honeymoon in Bali cost? This blog has the answers you’re looking for and even an enchanting surprise. 

What’s the Cost of a Bali Honeymoon?

Typically, a Bali honeymoon can cost between $1,000 and $2,000 per person. This estimate covers accommodation, dining, transportation, excursions, and miscellaneous expenses.

However, there’s no fixed price tag. The cost differs depending on your preferences and purchase power. For example, accommodation costs can range from as low as $10 for a night in a simple room to as high as a thousand dollars for a luxurious resort or villa estate.

The cost of your Bali honeymoon can also fluctuate based on when in the year you visit. Generally, the rainy season from October to March offers the most affordable rates for stays and tours as fewer travellers visit Bali during these months.

Average Cost of Honeymoon Accommodation in Bali

Hotel	Off-Season Price	Peak Season Price
Budget Hotel	Less than $20 per night	~ $20 per night
3-Star Hotel or Resort	~ $30-60 per night	~ $70-100 per night
4-Star Hotel or Resort	~ $80-120 per night	~ $80-150 per night
5-Star Hotel or Resort	~US$120 and above	~US$180 and above

You need to note that Bali hotel rooms are usually priced per room rather than per person.

A budget hotel typically provides guests with a room equipped with a bathroom and air conditioning. 

Many mid-range 3-star hotels are family-run. Their rooms are clean, comfortable and safe. Many of them also offer reasonably priced breakfast options.

When it comes to luxury hotels, the cost of a room can vary depending on the hotel’s location, proximity to beaches or scenic attractions, and the room categories and experiences offered. 

The rooms in such hotels are well-decorated and spacious. These hotels also offer amenities like restaurants, pools, attentive service, and breakfast options.

Bali is renowned for its top-notch luxury hotels managed by prestigious international hotel groups. So, you can expect global standards if you choose luxury accommodation.

If you wish to indulge in intimate luxury, you could also consider staying in villas or suites. These villas are usually fully serviced and equipped with amenities. The more luxurious ones may have an exclusive team to attend to you during the day. 

Average Cost of Food in Bali

Restaurant	Price
Budget Restaurant	~ $1-7
Mid-ranged Restaurant	~ $3-7
Luxury Restaurant	~ $10-25

While exploring the streets of Bali, you’ll encounter small eateries offering a variety of meat, fish, and vegetable dishes. While the sanitation standards in these eateries may not meet everyone’s expectations, the food is generally fresh and flavourful.

For a better dining experience, you can opt for middle-range standalone restaurants or those located within hotels. Dining at hotel restaurants may come with a premium price. 

Luxury hotels in Bali are renowned for their international cuisine offerings and extensive beverage selections. For example, Apéritif, a renowned luxury restaurant, offers five international degustation menus and an impressive wine collection. We recommend booking a Bali romantic dinner which comes with candles and flower decorations for a special treat while you are on your honeymoon.

Average Cost of Transportation in Bali

The daily transportation costs can vary depending on your hotel’s location and how much you need to travel. Bali doesn’t have many sidewalks. And, the tropical climate isn’t conducive to long walks. 

You can choose from the below options:

• Bicycle Rental (~ $2-4 per day)
• Scooter/ Motorbikes Rental (~ $ 5-7 per day)
• Premium scooters/ motorbikes (~ $ 10-25 per day)
• Scooter Taxi/ Ojek not via apps (~ $ 3-5/ trip)
• App driven scooter taxis (~ $1-3 per trip) 
• Hiring a car with a driver (~ $20-60)
• Taxi cars (~ $5-10 per trip)

Ubud Honeymoon Package

Here comes the surprise package of this blog post. 

Viceroy Bali offers a carefully curated Bali honeymoon package to give you and your soulmate the most romantic and luxurious holiday you deserve. 

The minimum 3-night stay includes:

• A bottle of sparkling wine on arrival
• Accommodation in our luxury suite or pool villa
• A box of red roses, honeymoon welcome cake, and flower petal bath
• A seven-course degustation dinner served at our in-house Apéritif Restaurant with candles and flower decorations
• A two-hour couples’ spa treatment, featuring a body massage, body scrub, and body mask in a double private treatment room at Akoya Spa
• One-way airport transfer to/from Viceroy Bali

Our resort offers tranquil surroundings, attentive staff, wellness experiences, cultural and personal enrichment activities, and curated moments with your sweetheart. Our staff will be delighted to customise your honeymoon stay.

With us handling every detail of your honeymoon, you’re free to immerse in an experience that exceeds your romantic imagination.
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