Perfect Honeymoon in Bali and Gili Trawangan

Ubud is a town located in the central part of Bali island, known for its rich arts and culture, as well as its lush landscapes of rice fields and tropical jungle, offering a contrast to the southern beach areas.

Looking for a great opportunity to relax on the secluded beaches and sip cocktails while listening to the traditional Reggae music, immerse yourself in the peaceful nature of Gili Trawangan tropical island or partake some thrilling outdoor activities (e.g., snorkelling and scuba diving), don't miss a chance to join in one of our best Gili Trawangan tour packages which can help you live the dream. The largest and only Gili Island on Lombok to climb sharply (30 m) above sea level is Gili Trawangan, often known as Gili T. There are no motorized vehicles on Gili Trawangan or the other two Gilis. The primary modes of mobility are the cidomo, a little horse-drawn carriage, and bicycles, which locals hire to visitors. Locals often use speedboats and motorized boats to go to and from each of the Gilis.

Candidasa is a beach town on Bali's eastern coast that sits on the edge of a freshwater lagoon known as Candi Dasa Lagoon. The town's main street, Jalan Raya Candidasa, is lined with hotels, restaurants, and stores. It is a popular tourist destination, drawing divers and those seeking a more relaxed alternative to the crowded, nightclub-filled Kuta region or the huge, groomed resorts of Nusa Dua. Due to their remote location away from the island's popular beach resorts in the south, Candidasa and the majority of East Bali provide rugged beauty and laid-back seascapes with hidden gems under their waves.

Southeast of Bali sits the seaside town of Sanur. Shallow waters can be found on its extensive beach. With a paved bike path behind them, vibrant jukung fishing boats are laid out on the sand. The 10th-century inscriptions in the coral-built Pura Blanjong temple date back to that time. Restaurants and art galleries line Jalan Danau Tamblingan, the lush main boulevard.