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Munduk, Indonesia
This is where this 3 week Bali itinerary makes a turn that sets itself apart
from the rest of the Bali travel guides out there. The north of Bali remains
pretty much untouched by the mass-tourism of the south, and I LOVE it for that
reason. The roads are really tricky and the sights are set usually an hour or
more apart, which puts most people off. But I need you to trust me when I say
the hassle is so worth it.
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Ubud, Indonesia
Ubud felt like magic to me. In what might be an unpopular opinion, I enjoyed
Ubud far more than I did any of the beach towns I visited! There was so much to
do, and something about the city and the nature surrounded had me in a freaking
chokehold.
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Gili Islands, Indonesia
The Gili islands are where you’re finally going to see the beaches that everyone
thinks Bali has - and the Gili islands aren’t even technically part of Bali! I
suggest you stay on Gili Trawangan if you like a little bit of a social scene,
but if you’re here on a honeymoon or for a more relaxing vacation, Gili Meno and
Gili Air are better options.
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Nusa Penida, Indonesia
Most Bali itineraries have Nusa Penida listed as a day trip - but HEAR ME OUT.
This island is much bigger than it appears, and to fully experience the
incredible things it has to offer, you have to stay at least 2 nights. The group
I was with hired a driver for one day and tried to knock out most of the iconic
sights - Keling Keling, Diamond beach, the Thousand Islands viewpoint, Broken
Beach, and Angel’s Billabong. It was a packed day, but one of my favorite days I
had during my entire 3 weeks in Bali.