Bali- an island of terraced rice fields, golden sands and hillside temples imbued with culture.
The country’s romantic mountainous landscapes surrounded by the Indian Ocean are fascinating. Jungle, beach, waterfall, clifftops, Bali has a wide variety of options to choose from based on your wedding theme.
Sure, there are some things you absolutely must experience in Bali. Like visiting the stunning Tegalalang Rice Terraces, staying in a hotel with an infinity jungle pool, relaxing at a trendy beach club, or checking out Ubud’s vibrant food scene. But if you want to tie the knot in Bali discovering off-beaten track waterfalls to beautiful rice fields and hidden beaches in a totally new way away from the crowd, here are 5 must-see places that most couples don’t know about.
Banyu Wana Amertha Wasserfall – For A Picturesque Waterfall Wedding
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Banyu Wana Amertha Waterfall is one of the most underrated waterfalls in Bali and a real secret spot. There are four different waterfalls at this location, and you can explore them without the large crowds a lot of other waterfalls see. Depending on when you arrive there, you might even have one of the waterfalls for yourself! The combination of privacy and scenic beauty make it a perfect location to say ‘I do.’
Amed – For A Mountain Wedding
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Located 1km north of Amed Beach lies the mystical, hidden Bayu Beach. With black sand, towering palms and the silhouettes of Mount Agung in the background, this tiny beach is a rare find, perfect for an intimate wedding. Go for a sunset wedding, as the golden hour is just phenomenal.
Sidemen – For Ricefield Elopement
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Bali ricefield wedding is famous all over the world. Lush green forests, picturesque rice paddies and gently flowing rivers make Sidemen Village the essence of rural Bali. With every path you take leading to nature, you can trek through the vibrant jungles to discover old wooden bridges, ancient ruins and a landscape dominated by greenery. Located in the east of the island underneath the majestic Mount Agung, the village is rarely visited by tourists.
Melasti Beach- For Beachside Fun
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A stunning beach on the south coast of the island is one of the places that remains largely undiscovered by tourists. Melasti Beach is framed by giant, towering cliffs with incredible rock formations, and is definitely worth a visit, especially during one of those iconic Bali sunsets. Couples who are looking to tie the knot amidst crystal clear waters and panoramic views of Bali’s southernmost point, there’s where you should ask your planner to get into action
Lovina – For Traditional Templeside Wedding
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This seaside town of Lovina is known for its beautiful black sand beaches, a smattering of quiet temples and dolphin-watching! If you are planning to have a temple wedding in a less crowded place, this is where you come to decide.
For more such places, visit Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy of the Republic of Indonesia
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