Need to sweep your honey off their feet but not sure where to start? Check out this guide on how to nail a romantic Valentine's Day in Bali.
From secluded bamboo villas, to picture-perfect sunsets and jungle hideaways, Bali is one of the most romantic places in the world. So if you’re spending Valentine’s Day in Bali, you’ll already be scoring pretty high on the romance-metre. But don’t worry, if you’re planning your first Valentine’s Day together or looking to outdo your last year’s grand gesture, we’ve got you covered. Here’s how you can nail Valentine’s Day in Bali 2026. From romantic restaurants to couple’s spa treatments and romantic things to do, this is the only guide you need to sweep your honey off their feet.
Valentine’s Day in Bali at a glance:
- For foodies: Candlelit dinner, fine dining brunch
- Unique & adventurous: Sunset cruise, Waterbom, island-hop
- Quiet & intimate: Romantic staycay, infinity pool day, couple’s spa treatments, go glamping
- Bonus: for singles and friends
For more ideas, check out these Bali guides for couples:
- Romantic restaurants to bring a date in Bali
- Things to do for couples in Bali
- The best honeymoon hotels in Bali
- Bali’s best spa with packages for couples
Romantic Things To Do On Valentine’s Day in Bali
1. Reserve a top-notch table for two at Bali’s most romantic restaurants
Book an intimate fine-dining experience with candlelit settings, indulgent cuisine and unforgettable romantic ambience.
If you really want to make an impression this Valentine’s Day, take your date to one of Bali’s most romantic restaurants – the award-winning fine-diners that are designed to dazzle. We’re talking butter-poached lobster, velvety French foie gras, chocolate indulgence and of course, plenty of oysters *wink wink*.
Bali’s special Valentine’s Day 2026 dinners are still being finalised, so bookmark this page and check back again soon.
2. Stay in a helplessly romantic hotel in Bali
Check into a luxury or adults-only retreat with honeymoon perks, private pools and dreamy jungle or ocean views.
With so much natural beauty in Bali, every hotel here is arguably geared up for love. But there are certain stays that have got romancing down to a fine art, with everything from boutique hotels to the most luxurious resorts offering indulgent couples’ benefits, romantic experiences, and even special Honeymoon packages (psst – you don’t actually have to be on your honeymoon to enjoy these rates and romantic perks!).
3. Dip in Bali’s most spectacular infinity pool
Soak in breathtaking infinity pools with panoramic views, plush daybeds and romantic poolside service.
If you really want to take boo’s breath away this Valentine’s Day, then spend the day at one of Bali’s most breathtaking infinity pools. Nothing says “forever” like an infinite vista – cosy daybeds, bubbles and gourmet poolside bites are just an added bonus.
Find Bali’s most spectacular infinity pools, here!
4. Bliss out with a couple’s spa treatment at Bali’s romantic spa
Unwind with a side-by-side massage, luxe spa rituals and serene settings made for total couple bliss.
Get those romantic juices flowing this Valentine’s Day with a mind-melting couple’s massage at a top Bali spa. From divine massage treatments to fabulous hair salons, pampering your senses into submission is always best enjoyed as a couple. To help you do exactly that, here’s a roundup of our favourite spas in Bali for luxurious treatments.
5. Fine dining brunch for two in Bali
Toast to love over Champagne brunches, gourmet spreads and leisurely mornings in stunning locations.
They say that food is the way to one’s heart, so why not start the romance early with a luxurious brunch spread? From fine dining brunches with Champagne and mimosas, to laid-back brunches by the beach, Bali’s best cafes and restaurants cater to all kinds of brunch dates.
And if you’re not in the mood to leave your love nest? Most of Bali’s five-star hotels and resorts offer romantic floating breakfasts and weekend brunches (with bubbles, of course!) in their signature restaurants, so be sure to check there first.
6. Send your Valentine a beautiful bouquet of Bali flowers
Surprise your Valentine with handcrafted floral arrangements designed to express love and romance.
Everyone loves getting flowers. So if all else fails, have the best florists and flower shops in Bali on your speed-dial! And make no mistake, they take flower arrangements seriously – every petal and colour palette is carefully picked and artfully placed to truly represent your love story.
Unique Date Ideas For Valentine’s Day In Bali
7. Sail into Bali’s horizon on a sunset cruise
Cruise the coastline at golden hour with sunset views, chilled drinks and intimate ocean romance.
Ain’t nuthin’ more romantic than a jaw-dropping Bali sunset! And to make it even more special, whisk your honey away on a sunset cruise this Valentine’s Day. Our top pick is the Black Pearl. The Balinese outrigger sets off from Jimbaran at around 4pm. It comes with a box full of cold drinks, and cruises along the coast just in time for sunset.
8. Have a wet ‘n’ wild date at Waterbom
Swap candlelight for thrills with water slides, shared adventures and playful couples’ fun at Asia’s No. 1 Waterpark
If you’re less about cheesy gestures and more about making memories for #CouplesGoals, then this Valentine’s Day swap the candlelit dinners for a couples’ island adventure. Our favourite wet ‘n wild date spot is Waterbom, where you can make full use of the Duo Pass, which includes two entry tickets, towels, a locker to share and 30-minute foot massage for you and boo.
9. Island-hop from Bali to another nearby paradise
Escape together on a short island getaway to secluded beaches, turquoise waters and tropical bliss.
Bali is filled with romantic experiences, but nuthin’ lights that fire quite like a long weekend getaway! Bali is just a hop, skip and a short boat ride away from a handful of paradisal islands, from Nusa Penida, Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Ceningan, to Gili Islands on neighbouring Lombok. Or, fly away to Sumba Island, home to NIHI Sumba, one of the best hotels in the world!
10. Stay in your own romantic bubble at Bali’s top glamping spots
Sleep under the stars in luxury tents surrounded by nature, privacy and next-level romantic comfort.
If a blissful day out in nature is your kinda romance, then take your Valentine for a night of glamping. Glamping is one of the most popular things to do in Bali, and lucky for you, there are countless outdoorsy hideaways all over the island. Think beachside glamping beside quiet beaches, and breezy jungle glamp-sites surrounded by chirping birds and fresh air. If you’re splashing out, we always recommend Capella Ubud – it’s a luxury glamping resort that will certainly take your breath away…
Bonus: Things to do on Valentine’s Day for singles and friends
Self-love, Galentine’s Day, whatever you want to call it, you can share the love whether you’re in a couple or not! Here’s some ideas to make the day special for yourself and your besties:
- Treat yourself to a one-day wellness retreat at The Yoga Barn.
- Galentine’s Day spa party with bubbles at Goldust Spa.
- Have a movie marathon in your villa with the girls. Top tip: add some wine and cheese, and make it a soirée! Here’s where to shop for local and imported wine in Bali.
- Take the bestie to a botanical garden in Bedugul or a marigold field in Besakih.
Save the date for other annual events celebrated in Bali, too!
FAQs About Celebrating Valentine’s Day in Bali
Is Bali a good destination for Valentine’s Day?
Yes — Bali is one of the most romantic destinations for Valentine’s Day, offering luxury resorts, private villas, sunset beaches, fine dining, and spa experiences. It’s ideal for couples seeking both relaxation and memorable experiences.
What are the most romantic things to do in Bali on Valentine’s Day?
Popular Valentine’s Day activities in Bali include beachfront or jungle candlelight dinners, couples spa treatments, sunset cruises, private villa stays, and romantic day trips to Ubud, Uluwatu, or Jimbaran.
Which areas in Bali are best for a Valentine’s Day stay?
Top areas for a romantic Valentine’s Day stay in Bali include Ubud (jungle and wellness retreats), Uluwatu (clifftop luxury), Seminyak (stylish dining), and Jimbaran (sunset seafood dinners on the beach).
Are there special Valentine’s Day dinners in Bali?
Yes — many restaurants and resorts in Bali offer Valentine’s Day dinner packages, often featuring set menus, champagne, live music, and romantic beachfront or clifftop settings. Advance reservations are highly recommended.
Do hotels and resorts in Bali offer Valentine’s Day packages?
Yes — many Bali hotels and resorts offer Valentine’s Day packages, including accommodation, couples massages, private dining, flower arrangements, and late check-outs, making planning easy for couples.
Is Valentine’s Day in Bali expensive?
Valentine’s Day in Bali can range from affordable to luxurious. While premium dining and resort packages cost more, couples can still enjoy romantic yet budget-friendly experiences like sunset walks, beach picnics, or café dining.
Do you need to book Valentine’s Day plans in advance in Bali?
Yes — booking in advance is strongly recommended for Valentine’s Day in Bali, especially for restaurants, spa treatments, and luxury villas. Popular venues often sell out weeks ahead.
What is the weather like in Bali during Valentine’s Day?
Valentine’s Day falls in February, which is part of Bali’s wet season. Expect warm temperatures, tropical humidity, and occasional rain showers — usually short and manageable, especially for resort-based experiences.
Is Valentine’s Day widely celebrated in Bali?
Yes — while Valentine’s Day isn’t a traditional Balinese holiday, it is widely celebrated in tourist areas, with themed menus, spa promotions, and romantic events at hotels, restaurants, and beach clubs.
Is Bali suitable for honeymooners or long-term couples on Valentine’s Day?
Absolutely. Bali is ideal for honeymooners and long-term couples, offering both intimate luxury experiences and meaningful shared activities, making Valentine’s Day feel special regardless of travel style.