Make the most of your honeymoon with these must-have moments in Bali. 

Sometimes  we  experience  moments  in  life  that  are  just  so  perfect,  no  picture  can  do  them justice  nor words  describe  their  beauty.  You  compose  a  facebook  status  and  load  an  instagram  picture,  but somehow you just don’t think your friends will get it because moments like this need to be lived in, tasted, written into our memories and relived whenever our skies turn grey. 

Life in Bali is made up of these moments and Ubud, a quiet town located in Bali’s central foothills, is the destination for moments of tranquillity. Driving to Ubud from Denpasar airport will take about 45 minutes to an hour. Organise a transfer prior to the trip or negotiate a fixed price with a taxi. My new husband and I spent our first three nights in Ubud, anticipating that the lush forest and traditional Balinese culture would  be  exactly  what  we  needed  after  the  stress  of  planning  a  wedding. Ubud  did  not  disappoint.  It wasn’t hard to adjust to the slow paced life and the fresh organic food on our plates each morning. 

Our garden room offered the perfect retreat with an open-air bathroom, courtyard and central fishpond. The bathroom is quite possibly the most beautiful bathroom I have ever used! 

Walking to the centre  of town  and enjoying one  of the many hidden day  spas  are moments to have in 

Ubud. Head here if you want to escape from the hustle and bustle of Kuta and the many mega resorts to refocus and let go of all life’s tensions.In a land  where  bottled  water  is  precious,  cocktails  flow more freely so you can sit back and enjoy a cocktail moment, literally, wherever you go. 

Say goodbye to other holidaymakers  and simply enjoy the company of each other. With a private pool, sun bed and butler service there is no need to leave the comforts of your villa. 

Many  resorts  is  spacious  enough  to  feel  like  you  are  one  of  only  a  few  guests,  while  an  on call  buggy service will help you get to the central pool, restaurants, day spa, gym and library. Dine in at one of two restaurants serving western cuisine and traditional Balinese fare or share a meal in a cabana on the cliff edge. The breakfast menu changes daily with a unique spin on traditional dishes so you’ll never be bored. If you’re up for some adventure hire out one of their motorbikes and explore Uluwatu like we did! 

I would recommend a Bali honeymoon to anyone who will listen – short flight, perfect climate, glamorous night-life, stunning hotels, cheap massages, food and shopping – what’s not to love? 

These moments and more lie waiting in Bali…check out  for more information on a Bali honeymoon. 

Source : Modern Wedding