Bali Honeymoon Holidays

Hotels in Bali range from high-end luxury resorts with fabulous facilities, to more intimate, boutique options in breathtaking settings. For the ultimate in romantic seclusion, opt for a quiet resort that can provide a private villa with a private pool. Or, if you and your partner would prefer to be closer to bars and restaurants, there are plenty of areas with buzzing nightlife and romantic dining spots. Jimbaran Bay is a good balance between the two, offering a lovely mix of upscale resorts, excellent restaurants and an authentic local community.

Things to do on a Bali honeymoon

A highlight of your Bali honeymoon will be taking advantage of the facilities at your hotel – often this will include multiple swimming pools, a sumptuous spa, and sometimes a private beach. If you opt for an all-inclusive hotel, you and your partner can indulge in delectable food and cocktails throughout the day and evening, whenever it suits you. Many resorts in Bali offer water sports, and those with a focus on wellness will have daily yoga or meditation classes you can join. Alternatively, you can simply soak in the infinity pool and drink in the ocean or jungle views.

Due to its small size, Bali is easy to explore. This means it’s possible to visit many of the island’s wonderful beaches. The chilled-out beaches of Sanur and Nusa Dua, on the south cost, are ideal for honeymooners seeking some downtime. The beaches in Seminyak are equally gorgeous, many of which are backed with fun beach bars and restaurants. If you’re looking to hang out at a trendy beach club with great facilities, Seminyak’s good for that too. The coastal village of Sanur is a more laid-back option than some of Bali’s livelier spots, such as Kuta.

Bali’s interior is characterised by bright-green rice terraces, mist-wreathed volcanoes and jungles dotted with ancient temples. To the north is Mount Batur, an active volcano that is one of the island’s most scared mountains. Trek to one its craters at sunrise and savour the magical views. Visit Ubud, Bali’s cultural centre, where you can browse craft markets, watch music and dance performances, and visit hip galleries. Be sure to visit Ubud Monkey Forest, a dense jungle home to more than 600 long-tailed Balinese macaques.

After a day of exploring, you can retreat to your luxury hotel and enjoy a traditional Balinese massage – a combination of gentle stretches, acupressure and aromatherapy.

Browse the below Bali honeymoon resorts, and speak to one of our travel advisors about planning the perfect romantic holiday to Bali for you and your partner.