Honeymoon in Bali
All couples who are about to get married look forward to their honeymoon, as it is often the first big decision they make together as a couple. One of the first thoughts about honeymooning is to choose the destination where both of you can enjoy time together in a romantic and relaxing getaway. One of the best honeymoon destinations is Bali, a romantic tropical island in Indonesia with fascinating cultures, natural attractions, luxurious facilities, services and entertainment.
Bali is a true honeymooners paradise that many couples dream of turning their special hideaway into an unforgettable one. The pleasant climate throughout the year, the friendly people, the wonderful culture, will give you the opportunity to enjoy many attractions. It’s no wonder that annual reader polls for major travel magazines continually confirm that the island of Bali is the world’s most enchanting holiday destination. This beautiful island has it all, beaches, mountains, rice fields and romantic places to stay, ranging from charming yet modest bungalow style hotels in lush tropical gardens for the budget minded to the most exclusive and sophisticated hotels, resorts and villas in the world. . For those who are looking for such a perfect honeymoon spot, undisturbed, quiet, truly serenity, Balinese private villa will make the honeymoon memorable and fun.
Popular honeymoon spots
Kuta, Legian and Seminyak are the surf and sunset area along one of the most famous beaches. Although the place is quite noisy and shocked, there are hotels and villas that suit honeymooners. Sanur, on the east coast, is quieter than Kuta, home to dozens of good hotels and villas, restaurants, and boutiques. The main attraction here is the white-sand beach that borders a reef-protected lagoon.
Nusa Dua, a carefully planned district on the eastern edge of the island’s Bukit peninsula, caters to an upscale crowd and is the world’s largest enclave of luxury hotels. Jimbaran Bay, located in the north of the Bukit Peninsula, forms as one of the best beaches in Bali and is also known as the place for top-rated resort hotels. Jimbaran’s enchanting setting offers numerous restaurants with delicious offerings of seafood fresh from the ocean. Both Nusa Dua and Jimbaran are ideal places for honeymooners who love the beach with the view of the fantastic blue ocean and the spectacular sunset. Lovina, about 100 km north of Bali, is the place to escape the hustle and bustle of Kuta. Famous for early morning dolphin watching boat rides, it also offers snorkeling, scuba diving and hiking in the nearby mountain. If you prefer a cool hillside setting, Ubud is the ultimate. This small “real Bali” town is located about an hour north of Denpasar. Here you can enjoy the fresh air, rolling terraces of rice paddies and a vibrant culture. In Ubud you can fill your days with walks, visits to museums, musical performances, fantastic restaurants and endless shopping. Ubud is also a perfect place to take pictures of Bali’s magical landscape.
Tips to have an unforgettable honeymoon in Bali
– Start with an idea of what you both would like to do. Consider activities that both of you will enjoy. Also consider your budget, which with a little planning can certainly take advantage of the best that your honeymoon destination has to offer.
– Make your honeymoon reservation at least 6 months in advance if possible. Choose an experienced travel agent who specializes in organizing honeymoons. This will save you time, keep you on budget, and give you the best value for your money.
– Consult the calendar. The best time to visit Bali is during the dry season (April to October), when the sky is clear and blue. Consider the peak season from July to September, when thousands of visitors spend their holidays in Bali.
– Book the best place to stay you can afford. The room in hotel, resort or villa preferably with imaginative view like rice fields terrace, beach front or ocean view.
– Be prepared with heat, humidity and mosquitoes. When staying in an open-air bungalow, make sure you have a bed with a mosquito net, burn mosquito coils to keep the critters out, or you can be prepared with mosquito repellent.
– Consider activities that you are interested in doing together. You want to get wet with sports activities on the beach such as scuba diving, snorkeling, jet-skiing, etc. or go to the spa, go shopping, have breakfast in bed or even take a walk on the terrace of the rice paddy.
– Check how long your stay in Bali lasts. The longer you stay, the whole world opens up.
– Do not forget to bring sunscreen, swimsuit, travel documents and sunglasses. It is also better to carry a personal first aid kit.
– Drink plenty of fluids. The midday sun in Bali will fry the unsuspecting traveler, so drink plenty to avoid dehydration.