STOP 1 · SEMINYAK
Sheraton Bali Kuta Resort
Day 1 → Day 4 · 3 nights
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6D/5N Bali Honeymoon LUXE
5 nightsSeptemberBali2 guests
Experience the highlights of Bali with a six-day honeymoon trip featuring guided tours of the north, south, and central regions. Enjoy a mix of cultural visits, adventure activities, and relaxing stays.
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Where you'll stay
2 stops across your route - your room, what's included, and alternatives at each.
STOP 2 · UBUD
E Sanctuary Resort Ubud
Day 4 → Day 6 · 2 nights
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Overview
Discover Bali
This six-day itinerary provides a structured way to experience the diverse regions of Bali. From the beaches of the south to the cultural heart of Ubud, you will visit major landmarks and participate in local activities.
Activities and Sightseeing
The trip includes private transport to facilitate visits to Uluwatu Temple, local monkey sanctuaries, and various viewing platforms. The schedule balances sightseeing with scheduled tour times to ensure a comprehensive travel experience throughout the island.
Room, 1 King Bed, Balcony (Balcony) · Sheraton Bali Kuta Resort
Land at I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport
Airport to Sheraton Bali Kuta Resort · Standard (4 Seater)
Check in · Sheraton Bali Kuta Resort
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Taxi from Airport · Standard (4 Seater)
Pura Ulun Danu Beratan
Ticket OnlyPura Ulun Danu Beratan is Bali's most beautiful and most photographed lake temple, a 17th-century Hindu-Buddhist complex on the shores of Lake Beratan in Bedugul. The multi-tiered meru shrines appear to float on the lake, particularly when morning mist covers the water. Cool highland temperatures (around 18 to 22°C) and manicured gardens surround the temple complex.
Pura Ulun Danu Beratan is one of Bali’s most iconic and scenic temples, famous for its unique position that looks like it’s floating on Lake Beratan in Bedugul. The significance of Ulun Danu Beratan Temple is deeply tied to harmony between people, nature, and spiritual life. It’s no wonder the temple often shows up on postcards, Rupiah notes, and Bali tourism promos.
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Handara Gate
Entry TicketCompleted in late 2013/early 2014 as a stunning Balinese Candi Bentar (split gateway), Handara Gate symbolises the division between earthly and spiritual realms. It serves as the entrance to Handara Golf & Resort Bali, reflecting Balinese philosophy and the traditional design of sacred, peaceful spaces. Located in the Bedugul highlands of northern Bali, near Pancasari Village, Sukasada Subdistrict, Buleleng Regency, it is surrounded by lush forests, rolling hills, and cool mountain air (15 to 22°C), a refreshing contrast to Bali's coastal heat. This makes it a natural stop in many Bali itineraries for North Bali exploration.
Its towering stone pillars feature lovely carvings and symbolic Balinese motifs, creating an eternal, timeless scene that appeals to photographers, couples, families, and culture lovers.
The Handara Iconic Gate's popularity skyrocketed as it became a darling of social media, where it was no longer just a quiet entrance but instead a destination featured on countless Instagram feeds and travel itineraries. Its Handara Gate history dates back to the original design of the Handara Golf & Resort in the late 1970s, long before it became one of Bali's most photographed landmarks.
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Pura Tanah Lot
Entry TicketTanah Lot is one of Bali’s most iconic sea temples, famed for its stunning offshore setting on a rocky outcrop. Located in the Tabanan Regency, about a 30 to 45-minute drive from Canggu, the 16th-century Hindu shrine is dedicated to the sea gods and offers breathtaking sunset views.
Tanah Lot is one of the seven main Balinese "sea temples", located along the southwestern coast of the island. The name means "land [in the] sea" in the Balinese language. The main deity of the temple is Dewa Baruna, or Bhatara Segara, the sea god, or sea power.
Tanah Lot is claimed to be the work of the 16th-century religious figure Dang Hyang Nirartha, who was significantly influenced by Hinduism and who allegedly spent a night there in the course of his extensive travels in Bali, Lombok, and Sumbawa. Nirartha is also worshipped at Tanah Lot.
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South Bali Water Sports- Tanjung Benoa
Banana Boat + Parasailing + Jet SkiDiscover the magic of Bali with a visit to Tanjung Benoa Water Sports! This experience is perfect for travelers looking to explore Bali's unique attractions. Enjoy a hassle-free day out with top-notch service and incredible sights.
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Tanah Barak Beach
Entry TicketsOverview of Tanah Barak Beach
Tanah Barak Beach is a coastal location situated in the Uluwatu region of Bali. The beach is known for its natural geography, characterized by limestone cliffs and access routes carved through rock formations. Visitors typically arrive to experience the coastal environment, observe the surrounding rock structures, and spend time at the shoreline.
Access and Environment
The beach is open to the public at all times, as there are no set operating hours. Access to the beach area involves navigating through significant geological features, which provide the backdrop for the site. Guests should note that the terrain is uneven and does not include specialized accessibility features such as wheelchair ramps or designated facilities for guests with limited mobility. As a natural site, the beach serves as a destination for those looking to explore the coastal landscape of the Uluwatu area.
Practical Information for Visitors
When visiting Tanah Barak Beach, it is recommended to plan your trip around daylight hours to fully appreciate the views of the cliffs and the ocean. There are no restrictions on entry times, allowing for flexible scheduling. Visitors are encouraged to wear appropriate footwear for walking on sandy and rocky surfaces. Please note that the experience is non-refundable, so ensure your travel plans are finalized before arrival. The site provides a straightforward beach experience centered on the unique topography of the southern Bali peninsula.
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Pura Uluwatu
Standard Admission Ticket with Kecak DanceWatch the sun sink into the Indian Ocean as breathtaking cliffside views and the timeless beauty of Uluwatu Temple create one of Bali’s most unforgettable experiences.
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Check out · Sheraton Bali Kuta Resort
Taxi from E Sanctuary Resort Ubud · Budget Minibus (10 Seater)
Check in · E Sanctuary Resort Ubud
ATV Kuber
Sit back with driver (120 mins)Includes Snacks, boots, helmets, welcome drink, insurance
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Sacred Monkey Forest
Standard Admission TicketWander through a lush jungle sanctuary where ancient temples and playful monkeys create an experience unlike anywhere else in Bali.
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Tegenungan Falls
Standard Admission TicketFeel the power of Tegenungan Waterfall as it cascades into a refreshing pool surrounded by lush tropical greenery.
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Tegalalang Rice Terraces
Standard Admission TicketTake in the stunning views of Bali’s iconic green rice terraces, where rolling landscapes and peaceful surroundings make for an unforgettable experience.
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E Sanctuary Resort Ubud to Pura Lempuyang taxi · Standard (4 Seater)
Pura Lempuyang
Entry TicketPura Lempuyang Luhur (Gates of Heaven) is one of Bali's nine directional temples, located high on the slopes of Mount Lempuyang in East Bali at 1,775 metres altitude. The iconic split gateway (candi bentar) framing a view of Mount Agung reflected in a pool of water below is one of the most photographed images in all of Bali. The full temple complex involves a steep 1,700-step climb through jungle. The Gates of Heaven photo requires waiting in queue (often 45 to 90 minutes).
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Pura Tirta Gangga
Entry TicketThe water park Tirta Gangga Bali was created by the King of Karangasem in 1946 and is an inheritance from that country. Holy water from the Ganges river in India is what the name Taman Tirta Gangga refers to.
Additionally, the creation of this park is meant to pay homage to those who practice Hinduism. However, the Tirta Gangga park area had undergone a significant refurbishment as a result of Mount Agung’s eruption in the early 1960s.
A garden, a swimming pool, and a monument are Tirta Gangga Bali’s major attractions. This park stretches from east to west and covers an area of roughly 1.2 hectares. There are additional three-story structures in Tirta Gangga.
Under a banyan tree, the first or tallest structure has a spring. A swimming pool can be found in the second building, and a fountain and a swimming pool can be found in the third building’s basement.
A row of sculptures will welcome you as you pass through Tirta Gangga Park’s entrance gate. Additionally, the pool is beautifully surrounded by a stone walkway that allows you to snap photographs in the center of the water.
In addition, a water tower with a height of 10 meters may be seen in Tirta Gangga Karangasem, Bali. The water in this park is still utilized for customary celebrations and is revered by the locals.
The natural surroundings are still chilly since Tirta Gangga Bali is situated at the base of Mount Agung. In addition to being chilly, this park is nonetheless lovely and does not have a lot of visitors. Those of you seeking tranquility are welcome to visit Tirta Gangga; you will find tranquility here.
For those of you who want to wash your face or play in the water, the Tirta Gangga Park also provides a swimming pool for tourists.
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Keramas Black Sand Beach
Entry TicketKeramas Beach stands apart in Bali's crowded surfing scene. While the island's west coast draws crowds with its white sand beaches and beginner-friendly breaks, Keramas on Bali's east coast offers serious surfers something different - world-class waves, dramatic black volcanic sand, and a relatively uncrowded, authentic experience that attracts those who come for the surf, not the scene. Unlike the popular Seminyak Beach or Kuta Beach, Keramas remains a haven for serious surfers.
Located in Gianyar regency, Keramas has earned legendary status in the surfing world. The wave here is renowned for its consistency and quality, hosting international surfing competitions and attracting professional surfers from around the globe. But beyond the serious surfing, Keramas offers visitors a glimpse of a more traditional Bali, where fishing villages coexist with surf culture, and rice fields meet the sea.
The most striking feature of Keramas is its black volcanic sand, a reminder that Bali was formed by volcanic activity. The sand is deep black, fine-grained, and creates a dramatic contrast with the turquoise water and green rice fields that surround the area. Walking barefoot on the warm black sand while watching surfers ride waves is a unique Keramas experience.
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E Sanctuary Resort Ubud to Airport · Standard (4 Seater)
Highlights
- Guided tours of North, South, and Central Bali
- Uluwatu Temple visit and Kecak Dance show
- Exploration of Ubud monkey territory and rice terraces
- East Bali sightseeing
- Water sports activities including jet skiing and parasailing
- Private taxi services for regional tours
- Diverse Landscapes
- Value for Money
- Accessibility
- Dining Options
Inclusions & policies
Included
- Driver
- Private taxi for 8-10 hours
- Entry tickets for tours and attractions
- Banana boat activity
- Parasailing
- Jet ski rental
- Entry to Uluwatu Temple
- Kecak Dance show admission
- Access to cliffside walking paths
- Use of sarong and sash
- ATV driver
- Access to monkey territory
- Terrace viewing access
Not included
- Overtime charges
- Personal expenses
- Guide services
- Food and beverages
- Photography and videography services
- Entry to worship places
- Glass bridge access
- Towels and lockers
- Parking fees
- Meals
- Surfing equipment
- Horse riding
Guides for this trip
when to visit9 min read
Bali in December: Christmas and New Year Trip Costs for Indians
Bali splits into two Decembers: a calmer, cheaper first half and a peak-priced Christmas to New Year week. Here is the real price gap, the weather and when to book.
Kabir Nair
honeymoon9 min read
Mauritius vs Bali for Honeymoon: Which Is Cheaper for Indians?
Bali usually works out cheaper for a five-night honeymoon, while Mauritius is visa-free and calmer. Visa, flights, costs in rupees, food and weather compared for Indian couples.
Ananya Iyer