Tegallalang rice terraces and palm trees in Bali
Photo: Philip Nalangan · CC BY 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
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Bali Honeymoon Itinerary

Ubud rice terraces, a temple sunset and slow beach days.

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Day 1: Ubud

  • · Tegallalang Rice Terrace · 90 min
  • · Sacred Monkey Forest · 75 min
  • · Lunch in central Ubud · 75 min
  • · Couples spa · 120 min

Day 2: Uluwatu sunset

  • · Padang Padang Beach · 150 min
  • · Uluwatu Temple · 90 min
  • · Kecak fire dance · 60 min

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Day 1
  • 08:0090m
    Tegallalang, GianyarMap
    $5
  • 11:0075m
    Sacred Monkey Foresti
    Jl. Monkey Forest, UbudMap
    $6
  • 13:0075m
    Indonesian cuisine (illustrative)Dish photoi
    Dining
    Ubud, GianyarMap
    $20
  • 16:00120m
    Ubud, GianyarMap
    $60
Day 2
  • 11:00150m
    Padang Padang Beachi
    Pecatu, BadungMap
    $1
  • 16:3090m
    Uluwatu Templei
    Pecatu, BadungMap
    $4
  • 18:0060m
    Uluwatu Temple, PecatuMap
    $9

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Stop photos come from Wikimedia Commons and Wikipedia under the free licences shown. “Dish photo” images illustrate the cuisine, not the restaurant itself.