Bali Honeymoon

Bali's most photographed landscape — a UNESCO-recognised subak irrigation system carved into the hillside north of Ubud. The emerald terraces at golden hour feel almost too beautiful to be real. Arrive early to beat the crowds.

A sea temple perched on a rocky outcrop, accessible only at low tide, silhouetted against fiery sunsets. One of Bali's most sacred sites and its most cinematic — arrive an hour before dusk for light that looks like a painting.

Bali's western coast delivers the island's most atmospheric sunsets. Seminyak is polished and upscale; Canggu is the laid-back surf town where beach clubs, co-working spaces and black-sand breaks share the same block.

A pre-dawn hike up an active volcano rewarded by one of Southeast Asia's most breathtaking sunrises. The 2-hour ascent through the dark is worth every step — breakfast cooked by volcanic steam at the summit is unforgettable.

Perched 70 metres above the Indian Ocean on Bali's southern tip, Uluwatu is equal parts spiritual and spectacular. The kecak fire dance performed at the cliff edge at sunset is among the most memorable experiences in all of Asia.

A sanctuary of ancient trees, moss-covered temples and free-roaming macaques in the heart of Ubud. Equal parts eerie and enchanting — three active Hindu temples have stood here for over 600 years, and the monkeys have no intention of leaving.