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Bali is loved by honeymooners and with its idyllic beaches, stunning boutique hotels and secluded settings, it is no surprise. We’ve shortlisted a handful of our favourite properties which are perfect for a post-nuptial celebration or simply a romantic retreat.
From boutique Bali retreats to an intimate paradise on Lombok, this 10 night Bali and Lombok itinerary is perfect for honeymooners and couples seeking a romantic Indonesian escape.
Discover Indonesia’s most beloved island on this week-long itinerary, combining the cultural riches and lush countryside of Ubud with the calm seas and sandy beaches of Bali’s southeast coast.
Deciding on your honeymoon destination is one of the most exciting and diffcult choices to make during your wedding preparations. Expectations are high to craft the trip of a lifetime which suits you both perfectly. With this in mind, our specialists have put their heads together to handpick a selction of properties which are just perfect for celebrating your honeymoon.
We want every Imagine Asia honeymoon to be a trip of a lifetime – and as part of this service we offer a honeymoon gift list. A gift list makes it easy for your friends and family to give you what you'd really like. Our honeymoon gift list allows friends and family to contribute any amount of money towards number of activities, treatments, upgrades, or extras – all chosen by you.
Thousands of islands made up of untouched white sandy beaches sloping into the crystal clear waters, rolling hills, and sleepy villages. An Indonesia honeymoon will always be idyllic and unique! With volcanoes, waterfalls, luscious green rice terraces and pristine beaches the natural beauty of Indonesia alone is astounding. Add to this the elaborate palaces and temples, the delicious cuisine, and the stunning accommodation. Can you think of a more perfect setting in which to spend your unforgettable honeymoon?
With so much to see and do, from the jungles and Komodo dragons to the ancient wonders of Yogyakarta and the golden beaches of Lombok – Indonesia is ideal for families looking for adventure as well as beach. Spend your time island hopping to explore the jungle and discover the wildlife, culture and history of this beautiful corner of the world.
There is more to Indonesia than just Bali, with over 6,000 habited islands and 240,000,000 of some of the friendliest people in the world, Indonesia is a sleeping giant waiting to be discovered. From the wildlife laden jungles of Sumatra, to the ancient wonders close to Yogyakarta, the famous Dragons on Komodo, diving off the coast of Sulawesi, the ancient toms on Sumba, becoming Robinson Crusoe on the Gili Islands, to the cultural capital of Ubud and the chic resorts on the Hindu island of Bali and the Orang-utan research post on Kalimantan. There is something for everyone in Wonderful Indonesia.
Situated between Seminyak and Tanah Lot, Canggu is an irresistible stop off on any Bali itinerary. First discovered by adventurers thanks to its legendary waves, Canggu continues to be a popular spot with the surfing contingent. With black sand beaches, a thriving art scene, a weekly market and a buzzing night life, Canggu is a truly unique spot dotted with sophisticated villas, slick restaurants and boho-chic boutiques.
Whilst Gili Trawangan has earned its stripes as a haven of hedonism, its smaller brothers, Meno and Air, are places where post nuptial relaxation can take centre stage. Meno, the smallest of the three Gili islands, is a honeymooner's paradise. It is small and secluded, offering complete privacy alongside gorgeous beaches and colourful reefs. Neighbouring Air offers some of the buzz of Gili T whilst embracing the laid-back vibes of Meno. Both are certainly worth a visit during a trip to either Bali or Lombok.
Bali’s foodie scene is certainly not to be sniffed at, and nowhere offers such an array of delicious cuisine than Jimbaran Bay, in the south of the island. Fronted by a string of seafood warungs, Jimbaran is arguably the home of seafood in Bali. Watch as local fishermen bring in their daily haul, before dining on the deliciously fresh catch of the day at one of the area’s many oceanfront restaurants. Sunset is not to be missed and there are few simpler pleasures than watching the sun goes disappear across bay.
The waters off the coast of Menjangan are teeming with marine life. Its waters are calm and its technicolour coral gardens offer some of the island’s best diving and snorkelling. Unequivocally off the beaten track, Menjangan is located Bali’s far north, yet its remote location only adds to the appeal and just getting there is an adventure. As you wind your way through the forest and along the coastline of West Bali National Park as you make your way towards this secluded hideaway, keep your eyes peeled for the very best of Bali’s untouched natural world.
With a diverse selection of restaurants, a pristine beach front and a host of family friendly resorts, Nusa Dua is ideal for children and adults alike. The beating heart of the resort is undoubtedly the beautiful stretch of white beach which runs the length of the town. Backed by world class restaurants and a selection of five-star resorts, the beach is never more than a stone’s throw away from some of the best accommodation and dining options in town. Offering total seclusion away from the crowds, Nusa Dua is the perfect place to start or finish an Indonesia itinerary thanks to its location only half an hour from Bali’s international airport.
Despite its growing popularity, Nusa Lembongan continues to be a wonderfully relaxed destination. Located a 25-minute boat ride from Sanur, it is fantastic for a day trip from mainland Bali. Connected to neighbouring Nusa Ceningan via a bright yellow bridge, the two islands are home to a host of beaches and the perfect place to escape the crowds.
First finding fame in the film Eat Pray Love, Padang Padang continues to be a relatively undiscovered gem in the southernmost corner of Bali. Found at the foot of a dramatic limestone cliff, near Uluwatu, Padang Padang is a tiny, boulder strewn cove that is a haven for both surfers and sunseekers. Finding a shaded nook or cranny of this secluded spot and watching as barrelling waves roll onto the shore is the perfect way to unwind, Julia Roberts style, in Bali’s beautiful south.
Known for its especially calm waters, Sanur, on Bali’s south-eastern coast, is the ideal beach destination for spot of serious relaxation. Protected by a necklace of offshore reefs, Sanur’s lagoons are perfect for swimming, snorkelling and a myriad of water sports. Formerly a fishing village, Sanur retains an authentic Balinese charm and at its oceanfront cafes and restaurants, you will find traditional dishes on the menu. Sanur is renowned for its laid-back pace of life, earning itself the moniker ‘snore’, making it the perfect destination for some serious R&R.
Seminyak’s famed beach clubs are the place to be seen. With prime beachfront locations giving you a front row seat to Bali’s incredible sunsets, there is no better place to kick start a holiday in Bali. In Seminyak, the gastro scene sits top of the bill. There, sophisticated restaurants and upmarket beach resorts spill out onto the town’s seemingly endless sandy beach dotted with rainbow coloured parasols and loungers. With a lively night life and a host of chic hotels, Seminyak is the perfect spot for food and wine lovers.