Joanna James
Romantic Bali experiences involve sunsets by the beach, walks through pleasantly green or gold rice fields and luxurious indulgence. You could ride over the clouds on a helicopter and make lasting memories with your loved one. Let’s talk about some of the best romantic things to do in Bali.
Most Bali travel guides list Jimbaran as a top romantic destination. Go for a walk along the breathtaking cliffs of Uluwatu and come back to a romantic dinner by sunset. You could talk to your hotel to arrange a special meal with your favourite dishes and champagne. Check with DiscoverASR properties for a hotel with a view. You could choose a meal by the beach with toes in the sand and waves evoking a liquid rhythm. Alternatively, you could go for a rooftop meal under the stars.
The bright blue waters of Nusa Dua is perfect for Jet Skiing. The water is pleasantly warm and clean, and off you can cruise along it, enjoying the adrenaline rush together. All you have to do is stroll along the beach and speak to someone offering to arrange watersports. If Jet Skiing sounds a bit too challenging, go para-sailing. The exercise will help you work up an appetite, and you can go for a delicious seafood lunch with white wine afterwards.
Go down slides, screaming in delight, and float along the lazy river. The waterpark is clean and inexpensive. Spend an entire day, looking for water adventures. Take your GoPro to record your splashing adventures And, go for a pizza when you’re tired.
Just 10 minutes away from mainland Bali, Menjangan National Marine Park boasts of the best coral reef in Indonesia. The waters are clean and turquoise hued. Expect to have a rendezvous with an amazing array of many-hued tropical fish. Yet another chance to get your underwater camera out.
The monkey forest is something out of the Jungle book with its foliage and ancient temples. The long-tailed macaques are inquisitive. And, you’ll enjoy the yesteryear vibe of the forest with its trails of the temples with the intriguing architecture and sculptures.
Arguably, the world’s best paddy fields are in Ubud. The stretches of rice fields extend like a green or golden sea and sway in the breeze. Go for a walk together and get lunch at one of the restaurants nearby. You can feast your eyes on the richness of the rice fields as you tuck into a delicious lunch.
Bali is a land of mesmerizing waterfalls. You can access most on a moped and even go swimming. You could make it a day of excursions together. Rent a moped and go looking for a couple of waterfalls. But, prepare with hiking shoes, bug repellant and all you need to be comfortable. Here are some of the loveliest waterfalls in Bali.
• Tegenungan Waterfall
• Git Git Waterfall
• Banyumala Twin Waterfalls
The bohemian and vibrant town of Canggu is famous for its fruit bowls. Star the day with brunch at a quirky café and get a spot of shopping done. There are plenty of pretty boutique stores in Canggu. Once you have enough of retail therapy, head to the beach for surfing (if you’re into it) and sunbathing. Come dusk, find a bar with a sunset view and order sundowners. Listen to the music and the sounds of the Canggu as you sip your favourite cocktail.
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