A Blessed Union in Bali

Continue to bless your marriage long after the ceremony has ended with this Signature Trip to Bali, designed to offer romance, adventure, and spirituality.

A Honeymoon with A Holy Experience - Bali, Indonesia | Anywhere

Alexandra Vereshchagina

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Ubud

Denpasar Airport 

Far Horizon

Deluxe Room

Set in Bali’s lush interior, Ubud is the island’s cultural hub. As of late, it has become bustling tourist destination which bears little resemblance to a traditional Balinese village. Patches of paradise can still be found in Ubud, and it remains the center for spiritual tourism.

OM HAM Retreat 

This health and wellness retreat will teach you the pleasures of taking care of your mind, body, and spirit. Enjoy comfortable accommodations that elegantly draw attention to the beauty and simplicity of nature. Dine on lovingly prepared organic meals, fresh from Om Ham’s organic garden. Indulge in spa treatments, yoga classes, dance lessons, swims, and more. This vacation, restore every part of yourself.

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Plataran Ubud

Plataran Ubud Hotel & Spa offers 52 guest accommodations in downtown Ubud. This dreamy resort has beautiful grounds and feels a world apart from busy Ubud. Come here for a truly relaxing vacation as well as close proximity to the city’s top attractions. 


Deluxe Raja Room

Tjampuhan Hotel and  Spa

Hotel Tjampuhan has offered plush accommodations since the 1920s, when it was built to serve as a royal guesthouse. It has preserved its elegant Indonesian design, with ornate wood carvings and a serene atmosphere. Visitors come here for the scenic location as well as the inviting on-site spa. 


Deluxe Garden Villa

Puri Bagus Candi Dasa

Simple yet unforgettable is the Deluxe Beachfront Resort of Puri Bagus Candidasa. Long lasting memories as the evening sun is consumed by the Indian Ocean, a fisherman out at sea, and you are relaxing in our open-air beach bar enjoying the warm tropical breeze and a cool drink as another day passes away.

Puri Bagus Candidasa is a place to relax and allow the spirit of the island to come to you. Stretch out on your terrace and enjoy the stunning view of tropical gardens or the Indian Ocean. Encourage yourself to experience some of our fantastic activities like snorkeling or diving our breathtaking underwater world, exploring our cultural and nature, indulge in an authentic Balinese massage, refine your body and mind through our yoga session or learn to prepare some of our finest cuisines in our cooking class.

Yoga, rice field trekking &sound healing ceremony

After a soothing yoga class, your guide will show you to a trailhead for an easy hike. This tour includes a stop for lunch at a restaurant called Sari Organik, which has a dining room that overlooks the beautiful patchwork of rice fields. The menu here emphasizes fresh ingredients, with lots of smoothies, salads, and good options for vegetarians and vegans. 

Walking through the rice field leads will lead you to the Pyramids of Chi, which are designed to resemble contemporary, Balinese versions of the Pyramids of Giza. They’re called the Temples of the Sun and Moon, and their design takes into account principles like the golden ratio, which is thought to make the space more harmonious. Inside, you’ll lie down on mats and soft pillows as healers begin the “sound healing” ritual. Healers ring gongs and blow softly on horns, allowing the sonorous notes to hang in the air. This intense sensory experience creates the ideal space for entering a meditative state, or simply allowing the sounds and smells of incense wash over you as you allow your thoughts to wander. 

Afterward, you’ll most likely feel deeply relaxed. It’s not uncommon to feel profoundly refreshed, as though waking up from a long sleep. The healers recommend that you take the rest of the day to enjoy the dreamy sensations, and let others take care of practical matters like transportation and meal preparation. 



This tour takes you to two different healing centers in Ubud. There’s a yoga class followed by a trip to a sound-bath in a truly tranquil environment — the Pyramids of Chi. Take this tour for the opportunity to meditate and absorb some of the healing energies of Bali’s wellness culture. 


Pyramids of Chi Mystic & Sound Healing

Yoga class, trekking, lunch, entrance fees, guided walk, and a sound healing experience. 
2 bottle of water per person. Private A/C vehicle. English speaking guide. 

Suitable footwear, a change of clothes, a camera, a hat, sunscreen. 

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Candi Dasa

Candidasa, formerly known as Teluk Kehen, is known as one of Indonesia's incredible diving destinations – people come here especially to see manta rays and sea turtles. Despite its coastal location, don’t count on the beaches in Candidasa – concrete breakwaters run along the shore for the length of the town. Narrow, black-sand beaches beyond the town often disappear entirely at high tide. 


 Real Culinary Experiences 

This tour begins at the Bali Asli restaurant. From there, you’ll take a trek to to Pangi Village to taste local tuak wine. It’s made from a mash of glutinous rice along with ragi, a type of cereal crop that produces the enzyme that makes fermentation possible. Your stop at the village includes a break for morning coffee or tea, and an easygoing stroll along the river and through the scenic rice fields. 
In the late morning, you’ll return to Bali Asli for a cooking class. Bali Asli’s classes have a very hands-on approach – instead of just following a recipe, you’ll learn about how the chefs get their ingredients, many of which come from the restaurants own garden. Finally, you’ll taste the fruits (and veggies) of your labor with a sumptuous lunch. 


On this tour, you’ll learn as much about zesty Indonesian dishes as the luscious landscape that provides the ingredients. Before your cooking class at the Bali Asli restaurant, you’ll visit a nearby village and try a drink made from Indonesia’s favorite crop. 


Real Culinary Experience

Trekking, morning tea and lunch, recipes, cooking certificate, transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle, and water.

Camera and comfortable shoes suitable for trekking in nature, and money for tips. 

Amlapura

Amlapura was previously named Karangasem, but it was changed after the eruption of Mount Agung in 1963. Today, Amlapura is an important transportation hub in east Bali and has several beautiful palaces from the turn of the century. Despite its relatively small size, it's a busy and multicultural place, with Chinese shophouses and several mosques. To get here, you’ll travel about 2 hours by car from either Kuta or Ubud.

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Unique Wooden Escape

Canggu

Canggu is a small area on the southwest coast of Bali nestled between bustling Seminyak to its south and Tanah Lot to the north. Known among expats as “The Gu,” the area was once a sleepy surfing village, completely unknown to the tourism industry. Canggu is now, arguably, the place to be seen on the island, whether at one of the contemporary cafes or mellow, beachfront bars. This place oozes chicness and can be reached in just under an hour from Denpasar airport.

Udara Beach Resort Yoga 

Yoga is nearly synonymous with “things to do” in Bali. Udara Bali Yoga Detox Spa invites you to experience the very best of wellness in Bali. While you’re here, you can choose from spa services that ensure you return home rejuvenated, and yoga classes are included in your stay. 


Exotic Street Food Safari

Your guide knows where all the best spots are, and you’ll make a beeline for some of Denpasar’s locally famous spots. A lot of these foods might be unfamiliar, so your helpful guide can provide some crucial information about just what it is you’re tasting. Some of the dishes you can expect? Chicken satay with peanut sauce, a spicy beef dish called **rendang,** freshly grilled fish, and **nasi goreng** — a distinctly Indonesian version of fried rice.

Have some dietary concerns or restrictions? Don’t let that stop you — let your travel planning expert know your preference. Kosher, halal, vegetarian, and dairy-free are all common requests.


Bali’s street food offers an enticing smorgasboard of grilled meats, sweet trees, and toothsome noodle dishes. You might feel overwhelmed by all the delicious looking options, so get a solid orientation on this carefully curated tour of the Balinese street food scene. Meet your guide in Seminyak and then make the trip to Denpasar, a less well-known destination and the perfect place to find authentic street food. 


Guided tour and a huge variety of dishes. 

Comfortable walking shoes, a hat or sunglasses, money for tips, and a camera. 

Seminyak

Seminyak isn’t a traditional Balinese village and it isn’t for visitors looking for relaxation, but it has a charm all its own. Seminyak is located on the southwest coast of the island, directly adjacent to Kuta and Legian, and can be reached in around 30 minutes via private car or taxi service.

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Lumbung - Luxury Rice - barn with shared pool

Sandat Glamping

Sandat Glamping is a boutique resort. These spacious tents are located in northern Ubud, near some of the rice terraces that make this part of Bali so uniquely beautiful. There are a total of 8 eco-lodges available for guests. 


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Bali Midlands Tour

At the outset of the tour, you’ll meet with your drive and then head for Pura Taman Ayun, which dates back to the 17th century. It’s surrounded by a beautiful park as well as a moat that blooms with lotuses. Wander through the complex to admire the elegant architecture of these multi-tiered buildings. 

The tour continues to Bedugul, a village in the central highlands best known for its three dazzling crater lakes. Here, you’ll stroll around the traditional market, where you can see the fresh fruits and vegetables on display at the local market. They also sell orchids and exotic spices, as well as souvenirs. Nearby, the tour makes a stop at the edge of Lake Bratan, where you’ll have a nice view of the Ulun Danu Temple, which is built on a few of the lake’s small islands. 
After lunch in a local restaurant drive southwards to the famous Unesco heritage listed rice terraces of Jatiluwih. Trek through this area of green stepped rice fields and hear about the Subak irrigation system that has been preserved by the Balinese farmers for centuries. Return to your hotel via scenic roads.

Bali’s midlands are rich with natural beauty and fascinating ancient relics. You’ll get to visit the ancient capital of Mengwi, as well as the famous water temple of Pura Taman Ayun. 


 Bali Midlands Tour

All Entrance fees, easy walk in Jatuluwih,  Lunch at local restaurant, English speaking guide, Private A/C vehicle, 2 bottles of water per person.

A hat or a scarf, sunglasses, sunscreen, and a camera.

Fascinating Ubud

You'll get to know a histiric palace called Puri Saren Agung in the heart of Ubud. Most of it dates back to the early 20th century, after the 1917 earthquake destroyed the previous royal family. To this day, royals still dwell within its elaborately sculpted walls. Many of the buildings in the compound aren’t as ornate, but the grounds still make for an interesting place to explore. Your guide can point out interesting stone carvings made by a local artist named Gusti Nyoman Lempad.
Blanco, arguably the most famous and successful artist to ever live in Bali, built his magnificent studio on top of a mountain overlooking the Campuan River. This flamboyant building, a unique blend of Balinese architecture imbued with the spirit of his native Spain, houses an interesting collection of works drawn from different periods of his long career.
 Finally, you’ll head to one of the most popular attractions in Ubud, the Sacred Monkey Forest. This is an ecological reserve that serves as a sanctuary for the long-tailed macaque and has its own Hindu temple complex. 

Take a trekking tour through small, hidden paths through the rice paddies and coconut plantations. You’ll stop by the home of a local, where your host will serve you some fresh coconut and Balinese cakes. 


A short guided hike along the rice field,  visit to the Sacred Monkey Forest, King's Palace, Antonio Blanco's Museum, see Saraswati temple.
Lunch at  a local restaurant
English speaking guide
Private A/C vehicle 

A hat or a scarf, sunglasses, sunscreen, a camera.

Amazing Bali

Your first stop is the Gunung Kawi Royal Monument – 10 shrines that overlook a river valley called Tampak Siring. These shrines are called *candi* in Balinese, and the sheltered grottos have memorials to Bali royalty that date all the way back to the 11th century. Because of the  age of these memorials, we're not sure exactly who they commemorate, but the date of their construction makes their massive size especially inspiring. 

Then, you’ll continue to Kintamini, a village that offers a view of Mount Batur and its concentric crater lakes. You’ll get to hike to the rim of the crater, and then stop for lunch at a local restaurant. The stunning views continue with a visit to Penelokan Hill, where you’ll get to survey the rich rice fields of Tegalalang. 

This tour also includes a few stops to appreciate the local artisan culture. Right outside of Ubud city, you can visit the village of Kemenuh and wood carvings. Finally, you’ll stop off at Ubud market to browse a greater variety of handicrafts, and perhaps pick out a few to take home with you. 


This tour takes you to some of the most breathtaking views in Bali. Sign up to ensure you get some of the best views in Indonesia as backdrops for your vacation photos. The tour begins at 8:30 AM, which gives you plenty of time to fit all the sights in. Make sure to have eaten breakfast before you set out and be ready for a full morning and afternoon. 

Entrance fee, guide, simple buffet lunch at the local restaurant overlooking the volcano caldera, water, and round-trip transportation in a private air-conditioned vehicle. 

Comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, sunglasses, camera, and money for tips and personal expenses. 

Tjampuhan ridge walk with royal high tea in tent

Your tour begins with a walk at Tjampujan Ridge a beatiful place that showcases the natural side of Bali. After this enjoy a well-deserved lunch at a local restaurant. 
We will drive you to the Antonio Blanco Museum, which is the house and studio of the late artist. This is a colorful house surrounded by attractive gardens — look for the parrots squaking in the trees, and wander past the many interesting statues. Inside, you’ll see his collection of impressionistic portraits of women. The artist passed away in 1999, but you can step into his preserved studio to see an unfinished painting at the easel. 

After the tour, you’ll drive to the Mambal village for a little pampering. First, you’ll have a flower-scented footbach, followed by a massage. Then, head to the dining tent overlooking the Ayung River for a tea party, complete with decadent snacks. Once you’ve had your fill of the view, your driver will return you to your Ubud hotel. 


The tour begins with a private transfer from your hotel to the Tjampuhan Ridge Walk. You’ll walk along the top of the ridge on a path that takes you through two lush river valleys. 

Exclusive Tjampuhan Ridge Walk with Royal Tea

An morning walk in Tjampuhan Ridge
Lunch at the local restaurant with  beautiful view to a green valley
Royal High Tea in a luxury tent
Massage.
2 bottles of water
Private A/C vehicle
Guide

Hat or scarf, sunglasses, sunscreen, and comfortable footwear.

Brahman Blessing & Elephant Cave

Don't forget to wear a sarong to enter the 11th-century Goa Gajah, also known as the “Elephant Cave". Its shady interior still offers a shady spot for contemplation. On the grounds of the temple, you’ll see some of the small streams that lead from the southern end of the site to the legendary waters of the Petanu River. You’ll walk around the rice fields and explore the edge of the jungle as well. 

Gusde will bring you to his family’s compound in the village of Mas. Gusde’s family is a highly respected Brahman family and descendant of sacred priests who brought the Hinduism to Bali in the 9th Century. Take part in a private Astrology Session followed by a Purification Ceremony (Balinese blessing). 

This ceremony offers visitors the chance to participate in the spiritual side of daily Balinese life and learn about Hindu astrology. Visitors often comment on the contagious mysticism of Bali culture, and the  welcoming, inclusive nature of the priests and temples make it easy to find your way to a transcendent experience of your own.  


On this tour, you’ll visit the ancient elephant temple called Goa Gajah, which is one of Bali’s oldest sacred spaces. Your guide will talk you through the complexities of Balinese culture. This ancient temple is surrounded with beautiful rice fields and small streams that lead to the Petanu River – another natural site intertwined with local legends. Enjoy a stroll through the temple and the neighboring rice fields and jungle. After this you will visit a Balinese compound  and will be  introduced a  well-known priest  to take a part in an astrology session and purification ceremony.


Brahman Blessing & Elephant Cave Tour

Tea, coffee, snack, guided tour, and a Balinese purification ceremony. 

Walking shoes and clothing to cover your legs and shoulders – a prerequisite for entering these sacred places. 

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Nusa Dua

Nusa Dua is known for its long, sandy beach lines with international luxury hotel chains. Situated on the southeast coast of Bali, Nusa Dua can be reached from Denpasar by taxi or private car in around 35 minutes.

The Bale Nusa Dua

The Bale’s accommodations are set back a short distance from the white sand beach of Nusa Dua. This is a popular area with well-developed visitor services and lots of tours. Guests come to this adults-only resort for peace and a romantic atmosphere. 


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The Lovebird Couple Treatment

The massage beds are in a tranquil space that gets good natural light. This massage incorporates honey, as well as the long strokes of a gentle Swedish massage. Honey has many topical benefits, and the massage therapist uses a formula that combines with an emollient so it glides nicely over the skin. The honey massage oil is also warmed to make it an extra soothing experience. 


This couple’s massage will be sure to get you into a fully into a carefree, vacation headspace. You and your favorite travel companion can take a break at the plush Balé spa, for 60 minutes of total relaxation and rejuvenating skin treatments. If you’re looking for suggestions, this treatment is ideal to get you in the mood for a long day of pampering or just lounging on the beach. 




Uluwatu Temple & Kecak Dance

In the later afternoon, when you first arrive at the temple, you’ll be greeted by the temple’s main emissaries — the monkeys that call these temple grounds home. Your guide will tell you a bit about the temple's history as you stroll the grounds. They'll also bring you to some of the best views from the cliffs of the Bukit Peninsula, which is one of the most memorable views in Indonesia. 

Male dancers perform the Kecak dance, which replicates the battle described in the Sanskrit scripture called the Ramayana. This dance style based on Sanghyang, a genre of sacred dances that are never performed outside of religious rituals, so the Kecak developed during the 1930s as a way to introduce visitors to Balinese dance. 

Please note: Modest dress is required.


Experience an incredible combination of culture and beautiful landscape on this tour to the Uluwatu Temple, which sits on a cliff 230 feet (70 m) above the Indian Ocean. You’ll get to watch a Kecak dance performance in the warm glow of the setting sun.


Uluwatu Temple and Kecak Dance

Dance performance, sarong, and transportation. 

Walking shoes, hat or a scarf, sunglasses, sunscreen, a camera, and clothing that covers your shoulders and legs.


Uluwatu

Uluwatu has some of the world’s best surf breaks, beautiful hidden beaches, and epic sunset views. The limestone cliff-fringed peninsula is home to the iconic Uluwatu Temple and other cultural opportunities. The area hasn’t been overdeveloped, so it’s still relaxing and peaceful. There’s a variety of accommodations available from inexpensive surfer rooms to deluxe resorts; and cliffside dining options with panoramic ocean vistas. Uluwatu is on the Southwestern tip of the Bukit Peninsula about 1 hour south of Ngurah Rai Airport.

Dedari Boat Sunset Cruise

As you cruise along the Indian Ocean, you’ll see the Uluwatu Temple, which is regarded as one of the most important temples in Bali. Right as the sun goes down, the captain will lead your group in a traditional blessing ceremony. 


Take a two-hour tour of the coast along the Indian Ocean to appreciate the scenery of the coast. This tour starts in the late afternoon, so you’ll be out on the boat while the sun sets.


Dedari Sunset Cruise

Jimbaran

Jimbaran is known as the seafood capital of Bali. The bay has a beautiful sunset, punctuated by jetliners landing at the nearby Denpasar airport.

Romantic Dinner in Sundara

As the sun sets, candlelight sets the mood as diners savor the flavors and each other’s company. Sundara focuses on fresh, local cuisine. The menu has a distinct approach, dividing its offerings into cold, hot, and sweet. Depending on your appetite, you can choose from small or large plates. Every component — including desserts, breads, and condiments — are prepared in-house. Some dishes are piled high in a rustic presentation of meats and lush herbs, while other dishes have a more spare approach that allows guests to focus on each delectable bite. 


Sundara is a modern take on Asian cuisine, with a menu designed to impress the most sophisticated palettes. Their plates are truly Instagram worthy, with carefully balanced presentations and bright, tropical colors. As you dine, you’ll have a tremendous view of a long stretch of beach, and the menu features plenty of the seafood that put Jimbaran on the foodie map. 


A la carte menu and non-alcoholic beverages. 

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