Yes, we specialize in tailoring experiences to your needs. If you wish to customise your trip, please contact us. If you want to skip a scheduled activity during the tour, simply let your guide know 24 hours in advance.
Bali offers great value for honeymooners, and most of your key expenses — accommodation, some meals, and activities — are already included in your trip. You’ll mainly need spending money for gifts, personal shopping, and the occasional meal out. On average, couples bring around $30–80 per day for extras, depending on how much shopping or dining they plan to do.
For better exchange rates and lower fees when spending abroad, consider using a Wise account. You can also check out our honeymoon budgeting guide for more advice on planning your spending.
Bali combines stunning natural beauty with rich cultural heritage, creating the perfect romantic backdrop for your honeymoon. From pristine beaches and lush rice terraces to ancient temples and luxury spas, the island offers diverse experiences for couples.
The warm hospitality of Balinese people, affordable luxury accommodations, and incredible sunset views make it an ideal honeymoon destination. Whether you seek adventure, relaxation, or cultural immersion, Bali delivers unforgettable romantic moments that will strengthen your bond as newlyweds.
Bali's main airport is Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS), located near Denpasar. Most international flights connect through major Asian hubs like Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, or Jakarta. Booking 2-3 months in advance typically offers the best prices for your honeymoon flights.
Compare prices across multiple airlines and consider flexible dates for better deals. Use Skyscanner to find the best flight options and prices. For detailed flight arrangement assistance, check our flight booking guide.
Balinese cuisine offers a delightful blend of Indonesian flavors with unique local specialties. Must-try dishes include Nasi Goreng (fried rice), Gado-Gado (mixed vegetables with peanut sauce), and the famous Babi Guling (roasted pork) for non-vegetarian couples. Fresh tropical fruits and traditional sweets add sweetness to your culinary journey.
Many restaurants cater to international tastes while offering authentic local experiences. From beachfront cafes to fine dining establishments, Bali's food scene provides romantic dining options for every taste and budget during your honeymoon.
Most tourists can enter Indonesia (including Bali) visa-free for stays up to 30 days, or obtain a visa on arrival for up to 30 days (extendable once). Citizens from over 170 countries are eligible for visa-free entry, while others may need to apply in advance.
Always check current requirements before travel as visa policies can change. For the most up-to-date visa information specific to your nationality, use Sherpa's visa checker or consult with your local Indonesian consulate.
Bali offers countless romantic experiences for honeymooners. Watch the sunset at Tanah Lot temple, enjoy a couples spa treatment with traditional Balinese massage, or take a romantic dinner cruise along the coast. For adventure-loving couples, sunrise trekking up Mount Batur provides breathtaking views.
Cultural experiences like visiting ancient temples, attending traditional dance performances, and exploring local markets create lasting memories. Our Best of Bali and Discover Bali packages include carefully curated romantic activities perfect for your honeymoon.
Pack light, breathable clothing for Bali's tropical climate, including cotton dresses, linen shirts, and comfortable shorts. Don't forget swimwear, a light rain jacket for the occasional shower, and comfortable sandals for beach walks and temple visits.
Essential items include high SPF sunscreen, insect repellent, a sarong for temple visits, and modest clothing to respect local customs. Consider bringing a universal adapter for your electronics and any specific medications you might need.
Bali offers diverse romantic settings for honeymooners. Ubud provides a serene jungle retreat perfect for couples seeking tranquility, while Seminyak offers luxury beach resorts with vibrant nightlife. For pristine beaches and water activities, consider Sanur or the stunning cliffs of Nusa Penida.
Our recommended romantic accommodations include The Kayon Resort in Ubud for jungle luxury, Nyuh Bali Villas in Seminyak for beachside romance, and Maya Sanur Resort for a perfect blend of culture and relaxation.
For travel to Bali, routine vaccinations like MMR, Hepatitis A and B, and Typhoid are recommended. While no vaccinations are mandatory for most travelers, Japanese Encephalitis may be advised if you plan to spend extended time in rural areas.
It's best to consult with a travel medicine specialist 4-6 weeks before your departure. For detailed vaccination requirements, check our comprehensive Bali vaccination guide and consider travel insurance from SafetyWing for additional peace of mind.
The best time to visit Bali for your honeymoon is during the dry season from April to October, when you'll enjoy sunny skies and minimal rainfall. The peak season (July-August) offers the most reliable weather but comes with larger crowds and higher prices.
For the perfect balance of good weather and fewer tourists, consider visiting during the shoulder months of April-June or September-October. Learn more about Bali's weather patterns to plan your perfect romantic getaway.
WiFi is available at all accommodations during the trip.
Yes sure. Please let us know in advance so we can plan accordingly.
Yes, the dress code is seen as a show of respect to the culture, temple and monks that often live in the temples. Men should wear long pants and no cut-off sleeves. Women should wear trousers, a long skirt, or dress that extends fully below the knees and covers their shoulders - the knees should be fully covered. Tank tops and low cut shirts should also be avoided by both genders.
Not at all! The deposit confirms your place on the tour. We kindly ask that you provide the remaining balance no less than 60 days before your tour begins.
Yes! After placing your deposit, you can pay off the tour in installments of your choosing and at your convenience. The final remaining balance is due at least 60 days before your tour is set to begin.
We recommend the following: - 1 pair of long trousers - 1 light but waterproof jacket (Nothing too thick!) - Simple padlock to lock up your belongings - 1 long sleeved top - 1 electrical converter (to avoid blowing out that hairdryer or beard trimmer) - Shoes that are suitable for hiking - Waterproof shoes if you have them - Shoes that are easily removed. (Upon entering temples and many buildings you will be expected to remove your shoes as a sign of respect. The easier, the better.) - Swimwear - A camera is highly suggested to remember your experience! - Insect repellent - Sunscreen. Lots of sunscreen And of course, the usual: passport, spending money, adventurous curiosity, positive attitude, etc!
Your deposit secures your place on the tour. This holds your spot on the tour up until 60 days before your tour is set to begin when the remaining balance is due in full. If payment is not received by this point, your spot on the tour will be cancelled and the spot will be offered to another potential group member. The remaining balance is displayed in your account. Several reminders will go out before this date to remind you of when your payment is due!
Not at all! A small deposit will confirm your place on the tour. We ask that you please provide the remaining balance no less than 60 days before your tour begins.
In most cases, you do not need a visa if you're planning on visiting for less than 31 days. You must enter and exit Bali through an immigration checkpoint at major airports and seaports. Your passport must have at least six months of validity from your entry date and have at least two blank pages. You also must have a return or onward ticket to another country and have not been previously refused entry or blacklisted. Please keep your boarding pass for your flight into Bali and also present this to the immigration officer upon entry as they can refuse entry without your boarding pass - or levy a fine. Please visit this website for the latest information. https://www.welcomebacktobali.com/blog/entry-exit-requirements/visa-entry-requirements
We recommend the following: - 1 pair of long trousers - 1 light but waterproof jacket (Nothing too thick!) - Simple padlock to lock up your belongings - 1 long sleeved top - 1 electrical converter (to avoid blowing out that hairdryer or beard trimmer) - Shoes that are suitable for hiking - Waterproof shoes if you have them - Shoes that are easily removed. (Upon entering temples and many buildings you will be expected to remove your shoes as a sign of respect. The easier, the better.) - Swimwear - A camera is highly suggested to remember your experience! - Insect repellent - Sunscreen. Lots of sunscreen And of course, the usual: passport, spending money, adventurous curiosity, positive attitude, etc!
Vegetarians will be happy to know that Bali is very accommodating for vegetarians. Your tour guide can instruct any kitchen to create a Balinese dish without meat which they will often substitute with freshly-made tofu.
Yes and so delicious! If you see Balinese eating it then that’s the best indication that the food is safe. Tip: Eat where the locals eat; the longer the queue the more delicious you can assume the food will be. But as with anything, use caution. If something looks or smells suspect, better to leave it alone. And never drink from the tap - we should mention this in case the idea ever crosses your mind.
No problem at all - just make sure to arrive at the hotel for the starting date of the tour! We can arrange early night’s accommodation at the hotel and airport transfer is included in this cost. If you wish to book this, you can do so in your account under Extra Trips. We can also provide easy-to-use directions for getting from the airport in Denpasar to our hotel in Kuta (about half an hour drive).
Both! There are ATM machines throughout the tour in nearly every location we visit that dispense Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). There is usually a currency exchange fee and most banks will charge a processing fee. For this reason, we suggest withdrawing however much you feel you will need on tour (explained above) when using the machines. The more you use the ATMs the more fees you will pay. For currency exchange, there are kiosks throughout the airport when you land and also opportunities in Kuta once you arrive at the hotel. These kiosks accept all major currencies from Western countries. You can also exchange at home before you arrive but the exchange fee is usually higher. The cheaper option is to use an ATM card but currency exchange is also readily available. Just make sure to let your bank know you plan to travel abroad so they do not lock your account when they see a sudden overseas withdrawal.
