Bali is undoubtedly one of the top 10 most romantic places to visit that honeymooners can desire for. Lush green padi fields, miles and miles of pristine white sandy beaches, raging rivers and tropical forests teeming with exotic wildlife. There are also picturesque active volcanoes such as Mount Batur over 3000 meters high. The warmth of the Balinese people makes wonderful memories for the honeymooning couple.

The luxurious hotels in Bali , whether set on prime beach fronts or in the Ubud hills provide a haven to relax and recover after your marriage ceremony. There are many resorts and spas where honeymooners can enjoy the romantic dining at its best such as The Viceroy Bali, The Kayumanis Private Villas in Nusa Dua, the Four Seasons in Jimbaran Bay, the Royal Pita Maha and many more. On the beach front, in a private pavilion, dinner is set in complete privacy under the shade of beautiful white canopies, offering the selection of exotic menus. These resorts usually have the concept of having each room in a separate private building the romantic couple the most intimate ambience.

Rich cultural heritage is visible everywhere. Thousands of temples and palaces to visit, frequented by colorful festivals and ceremonies such as Galungan and Kuningan. Traditional Gamelan music and exotic dances offer you a glimpse of the rich culture of the Balinese. Getting around is very easy and people are always keen to help in giving directions. It is best to hire a chauffeured limousine for a comfortable journey.

The most popular places for holidays in Bali are in the south where you will find Kuta, Legian, Seminyak, and Nusa Dua although Ubud with its exclusive hillside resorts overlooking stunning river valleys is a must to visit being only a 45 minute drive from the airport. There is also the Bali Barat National Park in West Bali, The Botanical Gardens, and Gitgit Waterfall, Sangeh Monkey Forest, Goa Lawah Bat Caves on Nusa Penida Island, Reptile and Crocodile Park, the Bali Bird and Butterfly Park, Tirta Empul ( rejuvenating springs) and lots more. Goa Gajah, also known as the Elephant Caves is an ancient hermitage near Bedulu, one of Bali’s most mysterious sites comprises a man made grotto, elaborate stone carving at the entrance that resembles the head of an elephant and Buddhist stupas.

Read our post on romantic things to do on a honeymoon in Bali for more ideas.

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