Your first honeymoon is as special as your first date. You’ve to make sure that you leave no stone unturned in making the most out of it! And to make sure we have an unforgettable honeymoon trip, my wife and I decided to take a trip to Bali – the island surrounded by stunning beaches and beautiful coral reefs!
I was browsing and looking for a good honeymoon package online that would not only suit my budget, but also have an appealing itinerary. And that’s when I stumbled upon TravelTriangle. The tailor-made package for our honeymoon trip to Bali was so impressive that I knew that we’re in for a satisfying holiday experience! Everything from the booking process to the final payments was so easy and convenient, that I didn’t have to worry at all.
Trip Type: 5 Days 4 Nights Honeymoon Trip
Cost: INR 47,750
Inclusions: Accommodation, breakfast at the hotels, airport transfers, sightseeing, water sports, dinner cruise, inter hotel transfers, and all the taxes.
Exclusions: All the personal expenses.
Weather in Bali: The average temperature was 26°C during the trip.
Day 1 – Touching Down Bali And Reaching Kuta
We started our honeymoon trip to Bali with much zest and joy right from the moment we boarded the flight. As per the schedule, we were supposed to reach the Ngurah Rai International Airport by 12:30 in the noon, but unfortunately we touched down around 2 PM. The flight delay was well compensated as both of us received a warm welcome with a garland and a refreshing drink by the local representative, who also escorted us to our hotel – The Kana Kuta Hotel in Kuta.
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After checking into the hotel, we rested for a while as our dinner was scheduled on the cruise in the evening. The driver was quite punctual and arrived exactly around 5 PM to pick us up. Sailing amidst the blue waters, embracing the whispers of the wind, both of us spent a very relaxing and romantic time together. Post the dinner, we came back to our hotel by 9:30 PM and called it a day!
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Day 2 – Touring And Exploring Ubud & Kintamani
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The morning on day 2 of our honeymoon trip to Bali kick-started with a hearty breakfast at the hotel. As soon as we were done with the breakfast, we headed out for our full day Ubud and Kintamani tour. One of the major highlights of this tour was the magnificent view of the Mount and Lake Batur with the smoky volcano in the background that we witnessed during our visit there. Both of us were completely taken aback by the beauty of Bali, and were in awe of it for the whole day.
Apart from this, we also explored the Monkey Forest in Ubud, Tegalalang Rice Terrace, and the Goa Gajah Temple. Spending time in the lap of nature was a quite rejuvenating experience for both of us.
Day 3 – Turning The Adventure Mode On
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The third day of our honeymoon trip to Bali was quite packed with adventure and bliss. After having our breakfast at the hotel, we checked out and headed for the water sport activities. From Banana boat to parasailing and snorkelling, both of us indulged in some romantic fun together. It was surely an unforgettable afternoon of our trip!
Post the water sports, we left for Uppala Villa & Spa in Seminyak, our romantic retreat for the next two nights. The famous and sacred Tanah Lot Temple was the next place to be visited for the day. We freshened up in our villa and headed for the temple. Built on an ocean rock, this temple is an epitome of beauty amidst nature. While soaking in the gorgeous views of the sunset, we spent a memorable time here.
Day 4 – Our Leisure Day
After spending the first three days out in Bali, we decided to relax and unwind in our private villa on the second last day of our honeymoon trip to Bali.
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Though, we did go out for some time to the nearby markets for shopping. But, staying in the vicinity of our hotel and spending a day away from the hustle and bustle gave us the privacy, everyone yearns for on their romantic getaway.
Day 5 – Bidding Bye To Bali
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Unfortunately, this was our last morning in Bali. We had our breakfast, packed our bags and left for the airport post checking out of the hotel. Our romantic honeymoon trip to Bali had finally come to an end.
High Point Of Our Honeymoon Trip To Bali
The high point of the trip was definitely the water sport activities in Bali. Both my wife and I had a great time doing parasailing and snorkelling. It was actually like getting romantically adventurous together!
Low Point Of Our Honeymoon Trip To Bali
The only low point during the whole trip was the two hour delay in our flight to Bali. The long queue after that for boarding was quite tiring, but the whole trip made up for that!
Tips For Future Travelers
- Make sure you have a flexible itinerary for the whole trip, so that even a slight delay in something doesn’t affect the whole trip.
- Pick a hotel or resort keeping in mind the location and the experience it offers.
- Don’t forget to check the weather before planning your honeymoon trip to Bali.
Overall, we had an impeccable honeymoon trip! Everything from our hotels to the food was top-notch. Even the whole experience was quite comforting and enjoyable, and booking a customized honeymoon trip to Bali with TravelTriangle was absolutely worth it!
Frequently Asked Questions About Honeymoon Trip To Bali
Is Bali good for honeymoon?
Glorious temples, serene beaches, adventurous activities, warm locals and delicious food, Bali is adorned with all of them and is a really good spot for a honeymoon.
Which are the best places to visit in Bali for a honeymoon?
There are innumerable places that you can visit on your honeymoon trip to Bali but the most romantic ones are mentioned below!
1. Uluwatu
2. Mount Batur
3. Canggu
4. Crystal Bay On Penida Island
5. Kuta
6. Ubud
What is there to do in Bali?
If a thrilling honeymoon is on your mind then Bali is the perfect spot for you and here is the list of things that you can try with your beloved in the Island of Gods!
1. Witness the sunset at Uluwatu Temple.
2. Go for a walk at Seminyak beach.
3. Try Jet Skiing at Nusa Dua.
4. Relax your body and soul at Jimbaran beach.
5. Relish scrumptious cocktails at Potato Head Beach Club
Which are the most famous restaurants in Bali?
Balinese cuisine is famous throughout the world and if you are planning to grab a bite then here is the list of restaurants that you must visit!
1. Secret Garden Restaurant
2. Kayuputi Restaurant
3. Nopi’s Warung Best Food
4. Nusantara By Locavore
What is the best time to visit Bali?
Bali is a tropical island and the best time to visit it during the summer or winter season. The best months to visit Bali are from April to September. During these months cool breezes will surround you in Bali and the island looks breathtakingly gorgeous.
Is Passport required for Bali?
Yes, a passport is required for visiting Bali and your passport should at least have 6 months of validity.
Which are the best resorts in Bali?
A comfortable stay and topnotch services are provided in resorts in Bali to all honeymooners and here is the list of the most popular ones where you can stay!
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A writer at heart with the soul of a traveler is pretty much who she is. Besides, she also loves treating her taste buds to different cuisines, binge-watching almost all sorts of series and movies, and indulging in new experiences every now and then. Also, languages and cultures fascinate her to a great extent, which is why currently she is brushing up her Spanish.
