Honeymoon for Romantic Couples in Indonesia

So whether you want to intersperse the relaxation with some culture and history in your honeymoon, Indonesia is a truly exceptional destination. We offer you the Cambodia Sweetie Journey tour with the combination of nature and culture in famous attractions such as Ubud, Lovina and Gili Trawangan. You and your darling will have chance to learn more about Indonesia’s culture and history by visiting the famous beautiful temple and museum, traditional market.

7 days 6 nights

Indonesia

Luxury & Honeymoon

Attractions

LOVINA - UBUD - GILI ISLANDS

Duration

7 days 6 nights

Code

IHT2

Overview

Overview
So whether you want to intersperse the relaxation with some culture and history in your honeymoon, Indonesia is a truly exceptional destination. We offer you the Cambodia Sweetie Journey tour with the combination of nature and culture in famous attractions such as Ubud, Lovina and Gili Trawangan. You and your darling will have chance to learn more about Indonesia’s culture and history by visiting the famous beautiful temple and museum, traditional market as well as spend the romantic moments with the relaxed atmosphere and white sandy beach on Lovina beach and Gili Island.

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

Learn more about Indonesia’s culture and history by visiting the famous beautiful temple and museum, traditional market
Spend the romantic moments with the relaxed atmosphere and white sandy beach on Lovina beach and Gili Island.

Itinerary

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Warmly welcome you on arrival in Ngurah Rai International Airport. Our guide will pick up to your hotel in Lovina one of Bali’s renowned volcanic black sand beach destinations, on Bali’s peaceful and scenic north coast to check-in, and you will have time to take a rest after a long flight. And then the rest of day is on your own, you can make an impression on the coastal town by night by exploring yourself.

Accommodation: At the hotel in Lovina
Meal: None

In the morning, after having breakfast, we will start the excursion with a visit to the Pura Beji, a temple famous for its beautiful stone carvings and for being the largest ‘rice temple’ in Bali.
Continue to the temple of Pura Puncak Penulisan
Based on the old-Balinese manuscripts, it was told that Bukit Penulisan is also called Bukit Tunggal since its location is separated from the chain of mountains, stretching along from west to east, dividing Bali island into 2 parts, the northern and southern Bali. The temple of Puncak Penulisan, beside its location on a hill, composed of several terraces, even up to 11 terraces.
Then, pay a visit to the crater village of Kintamani, which offers spectacular views over Lake Batur and its volcano. Mount Batur stands at 1,412 meters tall and, although it’s not the tallest volcano in Bali, it is the most active, having erupted more than twenty times during the last two centuries. It’s also surrounded by a spectacular caldera.
Enjoy a delicious lunch in a local restaurant.
Afterwards, continue the drive to Ubud, in the centre of Bali, and check into the hotel late in the afternoon. The rest of the evening is free to spend at leisure.
Ubud is in many ways Bali's cultural heart. It's in the cool mountains, just an hour's drive north of the airport. This traditional country town is home to one of Bali's royal families. You can even visit the majestic palace in the centre of town. Ubud is also well known as a flourishing crafts centre.

Accommodation: At the hotel in Ubud
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch

Today we will drive to the lush rice terraces of Tegalalang. Upon arrival there, take a soft two-hour trek through the rice fields and learn from the guide about subak systems of rice irrigation
Tegallalang Rice Terraces in Ubud is famous for its beautiful scenes of rice paddies involving the subak (traditional Balinese cooperative irrigation system), which according to history, was passed down by a revered holy man named Rsi Markandeya in the eighth century. Tegallalang forms the three most splendid terraced landscapes in Ubud's shared region, with the others being in the villages of Pejeng and Campuhan.
Afterwards, visit the Blanco Renaissance Museum.
Antonio Blanco is arguably the most famous artist to have ever lived in Bali, and his former home has been converted into a museum with an extensive collection of works as well as his studio. The museum stands as testament to his love for Bali.
Lunch will be served at a local restaurant with views along the Ubud River.
Then, learn about the Hindu spiritual significance of the Pura Dalem Agung at Sacred Monkey Forest.
Pura Dalem Agung Padangtegal also called as the Padangtegal Great Temple of Death, is one of three Hindu temples in the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary commonly known as the Ubud Monkey Forest. Also called the Main Temple, it lies in the southwestern part of the Monkey Forest. The main deity worshiped here is God Hyang Widhi in the personification of Shiva. Built around 1350, the temple complex plays a major role in the spiritual life of the local community.
The rest of the afternoon is on your own until you are picked up at your hotel to go to enjoy a local performance of one of the many styles of Balinese dance in a local village -one of the most magical experiences to be had in Bali.

Accommodation: At the hotel in Ubud
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch

After breakfast, start the day with a morning tour of the traditional Ubud Market. This is the best time to see the market as it is full of fresh exotic produce from all over the island.
Continue to the smallest regency of Bali, Klungkung, to visit the former Royal Court of Justice known as Kertagosa.
Kertagosa Taman Gili is a unique building set on a fishpond giving it a ‘floating’ appearance. The highlight here is an elaborately decorated ceiling featuring a wayang-style painting depicting the battle of good versus evil.
The excursion continues along small, scenic roads to Besakih, which is also known as the ‘Mother Temple’ of Bali. Located on the western slopes of Mount Agung, Bali’s tallest volcano (2,567 m), Besakih is the largest and most religiously important temple on the island.
Take lunch at a local restaurant
After lunch, pay a visit to Tirta Gangga.
Meaning 'water of the Ganges,' this sacred water palace was built in the early twentieth century by the last king of Karangasem. It boasts many decorative ponds, fountains, lush plant life and natural bathing pools.
From here, drive to Taman Ujung Water Palace.
Built in 1909 and designed by Dutch and Chinese architects, it’s one of the most impressive and unique buildings Bali has to offer and is not very well known amongst tourists as it is not one of the famous sights in Bali.
Then transfer to the hotel in Candidasa and spend rest of the day on your own.

Accommodation: At the hotel in Candidasa
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch

After having breakfast, you will be picked up from the hotel for the transfer to the Gili Islands on a speedboat
The Gili Islands are a group of three small islands located off the northwestern shore of Bali's neighbor, Lombok. Popular among divers, there are three dive centers available, namely Gili Trawangan, Gili Meno and Gili Air, around them have a rich tropical marine biodiversity and offer good visibility all year round.
Upon arrival in the tropical paradise of Gili Trawangan - the largest and most popular of the 3 Gilis, be welcomed by our representative and transferred by cidomo (horse-drawn cart) to the hotel.
The afternoon and evening are at leisure to relax on the beach or take a bike ride around the island.

Accommodation: At the hotel in Gili Trawangan
Meal: Breakfast

The day will be on your own, or you might enjoy swimming, diving...

Accommodation: At the hotel in Gili Trawangan
Meal: Breakfast

You will be free until transfer to Lombok and then to Lombok International Airport for your flight.

Accommodation: None

Meal: Breakfast

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Trip notes

Tour includes:

Accommodation in a double or twin share room with daily breakfast
Private air-conditioned vehicle during all tours and transfers.
Entrance fees for all visits as mentioned in the itinerary
Experienced English speaking guide during all tours and transfers
Lunch or dinner as specified in the itinerary
Boat, cruise as specified in the itinerary
Water & cool towels
Government taxes & service charge

Tour excludes:

Indonesia Visa stamp fee
International airfare and departure taxes
Meals, if not specified in the itinerary
Early check in/ late check out
Domestic flights and domestic airport taxes
Compulsory Gala dinner on 24th and 31st December
Surcharged for Public holidays
Drinks and meal not mentioned
Personal expenses such as laundry, telephone, drinks … etc.
Personal travel insurance (we highly recommend that you purchase adequate insurance).