Bali, the mystical and beautiful Island which attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists each year. It is also a great place to spend honeymoon. Bali is the paradise for honeymooner that many couple wish to spend such a special occasion on the island. The beautiful beaches with the warm Atlantic Ocean waves crashing up on to the white sand and the friendly locals with their unique smile makes this an Island many return to.
When planning your next vacation consider the Saner beach, situated in the southeastern side of Bali, and just a 10-minute drive from Denpasar. Bali Villas located in this area are excellent to jog on the sandy beach and watch the sunrises. Many of those villas near the ancient temple were constructed as the first resort centers developed on the island.
If you want to rent a Villa in Bali located on the opposite side of Sanur, the beaches of Legian and Kuta are situated in the southwest part of the island, offering surfing and other activities that watersports enthusiasts will enjoy. With many shops scattered all over the seashore, pubs and other facilities, Kuta has become the Indonesian tourist Mecca.
Traveling to any of these destinations brings you not only to Bali Villas, but also to memorable experiences enjoying the local culture, public dance performers and the pleasant and varied environment surrounding each setting, ranging from natural wilderness to romantic gateways and spiritual landmarks.
The time to travel:
A honeymoon to Bali will heat you up in more ways than one. Temperatures that hover in the eighties year round, coupled with high humidity are likely to leave you perspiring throughout the day and night. Doesn’t sound romantic? Think of it another way: scantily clad. Leave your coats at home and opt for your bathing suit, and loose, lightweight attire. The high season is July through August and again in December and January. The rainy season lasts from October to April, where sudden downpours usually last no more than an hour. Hotel rates are considerably cheaper in the low season.
Eating and Drinking
After shedding pounds in order to squeeze into that wedding day attire, be prepared to accumulate some added weight on your visit to Bali. There is simply no good reason to refuse a plate of nasi goreng, a cup of ginseng coffee or an Arak cocktail. A couple of restaurants that simply cannot be overlooked include: the Cafe Lotus in Ubud and the hip hot-spot Ku De Ta in Seminyak.
When planning your next vacation consider the Saner beach, situated in the southeastern side of Bali, and just a 10-minute drive from Denpasar. Bali Villas located in this area are excellent to jog on the sandy beach and watch the sunrises. Many of those villas near the ancient temple were constructed as the first resort centers developed on the island.
If you want to rent a Villa in Bali located on the opposite side of Sanur, the beaches of Legian and Kuta are situated in the southwest part of the island, offering surfing and other activities that watersports enthusiasts will enjoy. With many shops scattered all over the seashore, pubs and other facilities, Kuta has become the Indonesian tourist Mecca.
Traveling to any of these destinations brings you not only to Bali Villas, but also to memorable experiences enjoying the local culture, public dance performers and the pleasant and varied environment surrounding each setting, ranging from natural wilderness to romantic gateways and spiritual landmarks.
The time to travel:
A honeymoon to Bali will heat you up in more ways than one. Temperatures that hover in the eighties year round, coupled with high humidity are likely to leave you perspiring throughout the day and night. Doesn’t sound romantic? Think of it another way: scantily clad. Leave your coats at home and opt for your bathing suit, and loose, lightweight attire. The high season is July through August and again in December and January. The rainy season lasts from October to April, where sudden downpours usually last no more than an hour. Hotel rates are considerably cheaper in the low season.
Eating and Drinking
After shedding pounds in order to squeeze into that wedding day attire, be prepared to accumulate some added weight on your visit to Bali. There is simply no good reason to refuse a plate of nasi goreng, a cup of ginseng coffee or an Arak cocktail. A couple of restaurants that simply cannot be overlooked include: the Cafe Lotus in Ubud and the hip hot-spot Ku De Ta in Seminyak.
