Ubud, Bali offers culture, serenity, and solitude; it is the heart and soul of Bali. I always recommend that honeymooners choose at least two different areas of Bali – Ubud is always a must-see, but you will probably want to soak up the rays at one of Bali's stunning beaches. If you can only go to one region of Bali, it should be Ubud. It is the most authentic Bali region, and it is the center of culture and art. You will find charming villages, ancient temples, remarkable rice terraces, endless art galleries and museums, and world-class hotels. These are the sexiest honeymoon resorts in Ubud.
Found in the rural rice paddy fields, the 46-room COMO Uma Ubud Bali has the atmosphere of a hillside home – well, a home with decorated courtyards and infinity-edged plunge pools. Spend your days biking, hiking, and rafting on the Ayung River. Do you want a little more excitement? Try the Bali Canyon Tubing and ATV Tour, which involves a six-kilometer float down the river and a thrilling quad-bike experience afterward.
A jungle retreat with a famous worldwide pool, the Hanging Gardens of Bali is a traditional Balinese resort. Overlooking the Ayung River and classical Dalem Segara temple, the resort stands on the edge of a remarkable valley, enclosed by lush rain forests and impressive rice terraces. Each traditionally thatched-roof villa is in complete harmony with nature. Unwind and indulge at the "World's First 7 Star Boutique Hotel". This gorgeous hideaway is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. You probably don't want to miss it!
Anyone familiar with the Old-World luxury status of the Ritz-Carlton brand might be shocked by the laid-back cultural richness of Mandapa. Surrounded by the Ayung River and flourishing rice paddies, the resort is an experience specializing in serenity and peace. The key to enjoying your honeymoon at Mandapa is embracing Balinese culture with crafts, hidden temples, and views from atop a volcano.
Do you need to unwind and reconnect after months of wedding planning stress? Hoshinoya is a mountain retreat and one of the most spiritual luxury resorts in Bali. You will offer flowers to the gods in the mornings; in the evening, gamelan sounds echo through the area. Indeed, the god Indra created the spring of Tirta Empul that flows into the Pakerisan River, sustaining the jungles of Ubud that grow along its banks. Hoshinoya is a resort for a secluded mountain spiritual experience, reflected in almost every resort element.
This family-owned Balinese gem delivers ultra-luxury to the "Valley of the Kings," and it will take your breath away. Upon arrival, you will adore the pristine gardens and receive a new floral lay and juice made from oranges and tropical fruits. With just 25 secluded villas, impeccable service is the staple of this retreat. From the infinity pool overlooking the spectacular jungle ravine to the delicious restaurant, every detail of this tropical haven gives honeymooners world-class luxury.
"Tents" don't correctly describe the impeccable Capella Ubud luxury tented camp experience. Still, the hotel features 22 unique tents and a luxurious two-bedroom lodge – all with a private saltwater jacuzzi pool, vast lounge and bedroom, and outdoor patios for intimate candlelit dinners. Lying on the sacred Wos River, the Capella Ubud is a vision created by the unique and world-renowned architect Bill Bensley.
COMO Shambhala Estate is a holistic wellness resort located in a spiritual enclave suspended over a rain forest gorge. On-site dieticians, doctors, and fitness instructors help you create a wellness plan. Therefore you will grow closer as a couple and make life lifestyle changes. With only 30 villas, Como Shambhala is the perfect place to get away from everything.
Hidden among the verdant surging hills of Bali's culture-rich mountains, this secluded resort sits among flourishing rice fields. Just outside, the Ubud artists' village transformed into an intimate haven with twenty villas, each features original Balinese artworks. The rustic-chic property offers an authentic backdrop for one of Bali's most dramatic performances, the Kecak dance – performed at the resort's theater. Those seeking tranquility and rejuvenation will find both at the spa, nestled at one edge of the ostensibly endless paddy fields.
Four Seasons Sayan encapsulates Bali at its profound and soulful best: a heavenly haven where man and nature combine with the purest intent. The resort is an inspirational base from which to explore Bali's cultural core or retreat into nature's embrace. You will arrive via a climactic bridge situated over the Ayung River valley. The property cascades down the slopes, ending at a two-tiered swimming pool from the gravity-defying rooftop lotus pond.
Inspired by ancestral Balinese villages, Amandari lies in the jungle and rice terraces in Bali's heartland. Alang-Alang-thatched villas cosset couples under bamboo ceilings, their suites elegantly furnished with teak and coconut wood. The grounds of Aman's Ubud are sacred and essential to local families. You can follow the path out of the community to hike or bike the emerald-green lands; or head for artisan villages, secluded temples, and the palaces and boutiques of Ubud.
Bali is a slice of heaven. It is luxurious, unique, and stunningly romantic. It tops every "Best Honeymoon Destination" list: lovely beaches, awe-inspiring temples, and some of the most luxurious resorts in the world. Bali will allow you to deepen your connection with your sweetie while exploring a fascinating culture. These are the sexiest honeymoon resorts in Ubud.
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