Valentine’s Day in Bali: Everything You Need To Know For A Romantic Getaway in 2026

You can probably feel it in the air and see it in the streets, all the dinner deals and special promos now popping up just in time for a memorable Valentine weekend! 

Before the big day approaches, here are a few things to note for the ultimate Valentine’s Day celebration in Bali.

Where to Dine for Valentine’s Day in Bali

Koral at Apurva Kempinski

Nothing beats dinner with a view, and Koral at Apurva Kempinski does it best. With a one-of-a-kind underwater setting, Koral invites you to enjoy the serene aquatic ambiance while indulging in a dinner course for two.

Jl. Raya Nusa Dua Selatan, Sawangan, Nusa Dua, Kabupaten Badung, Bali

Phone: (0361) 2092288

Prego Bali

Still within the same complex, Prego Bali at Westin is hosting their Lei e Lui set-course experience featuring the best of Italian cuisines in Bali. Whether you’re indulging in a tasty pasta dish or a decadent tenderloin, this Valentine’s weekend at Prego promises a flavor-filled celebration of love.

Westin Resort Nusa Dua, Kawasan Pariwisata Nusa Dua BTDC Lot N-3, Nusa Dua, Kuta Selatan, Benoa, South Kuta, Badung Regency, Bali 80363

Phone: 0811-3885-739

Brie Bali

See a different side of Ubud and head to Brie Bali for dinner and a show! This Valentine’s Day, Bali’s first cheesery is transforming into the perfect Valentine’s venue to share more than just a lovely meal together. Expect a spectacular cabaret show, with all the drama and choreography for an unforgettable Valentine’s dinner.

 Jl. Penestanan Kelod, Sayan, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571

Phone: 0813-5399-7009

Starfish Bloo at W Bali

Thinking of keeping it simple this Valentine’s Day? Head to Starfish Bloo at W Bali for a romantic beachside dinner with a curated course of dishes that will have you craving for more. If you want to celebrate earlier, then definitely stop by in the morning for a free-flow brunch buffet.

W Bali, Kerobokan, Jl. Petitenget, Seminyak, Bali 80361

Phone: 0817-0010-087

Aperitif Ubud

You can’t go wrong with this Michelin-level excellence. Apéritif Ubud is the benchmark for fine dining in Bali, and the perfect venue for your Valentine’s dinner this weekend. Be it a romantic lunch or dinner, Executive Chef Nic has prepared a heartfelt course set menu—complete with truffles and caviars—to be enjoyed while overlooking Ubud’s signature valley landscape

Br. Nagi, Jl. Lanyahan, Petulu, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571

Phone: (0361) 9082777

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Jumeirah

Invite your beloved for a dramatic yet incredibly romantic cliffside dinner at Jumeirah. Their all-inclusive seaside experience means you don’t have to worry about the logistics. Simply dress to impress, bring your plus one, and enjoy a complimentary champagne, flower bouquet, or gift box while savoring curated courses as the sunset melts into starry skies.

Kawasan Pecatu Indah Resort, Jl. New Kuta Beach, Pecatu, Kec. Kuta, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361

Phone: (0361) 2015000

Mozaic

Another Ubud gem, Mozaic offers a variety of experiences curated to elevate Valentine’s Day in Bali. 

Planning an intimate dinner for two? The Gazebo is the perfect venue overlooking the garden. Or treat yourself and your partner to the Dining Room experience, a seven-course tasting menu that highlights Bali’s quality ingredients with a French twist. Prefer to share? Then reserve a table at The Tipple Room, a heartwarming venue for you to share the love with friends and family.

Jl. Raya Sanggingan, Kedewatan, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571

Phone: 0821-4723-5550

Mosto

For the modern couples seeking a lively ambiance, Mosto Canggu is a seamless blend of cozy and contemporary.

As Canggu’s first natural wine bar, Mosto knows how to set the mood one sip at a time. And this Valentine’s Day, they will be unveiling an exclusive Valentine’s a la carte menu with champagne selections for a laidback take in romance.

Jl. Pantai Berawa No.8, Tibubeneng, Kec. Kuta, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361

Phone: 0813-5615-2611

Beyond the Dinner Table: What To Do for Valentine’s Day

Here's the thing about Valentine's Day in Bali—dinner is just the beginning.

You could arrange a private beach picnic. Many resorts and private companies set up these Instagram-worthy spreads complete with champagne, gourmet baskets, and decorative pillows on hidden beaches in Uluwatu or Nusa Dua. It's lovely, assuming the afternoon rain holds off.

Or go the spa route. Bali practically invented the couple's massage. Places like Como Shambhala Estate and Fivelements Retreat offer couple’s packages with flower baths and body scrubs in private bungalows. You'll leave smelling like jasmine and feeling like jelly.

For the adventurous duo, there's always Mount Batur. Yes, you'll wake up at 2 AM. Yes, the hike is challenging. But watching the sunrise from a volcano with your partner? That's a memory that sticks. Some tour operators include breakfast at the summit, which honestly makes the early wake-up call more bearable.

Sunset cruises departing from Benoa Harbor or Sanur offer a more relaxed adventure. Private yachts if your budget allows, or join a Valentine’s Day cruise like The Shivanna’s if you don't mind company. Either way, watching the sun melt into the Indian Ocean while someone else handles the sailing is pretty hard to beat.

And if you want something deeply meaningful, consider a Balinese blessing ceremony. Tour operators can arrange private sessions with priests at temples like Tirta Empul. It's spiritual, intimate, and completely different from typical Valentine's celebrations.

Where to Buy Flowers for Valentine’s Day in Bali

Missed out on the reservations? There’s still a chance for you to make your Valentine’s Day extra special: arranging a floral surprise for your loved one. 

1. Landau Studio: Last minute shopping? No problem. Landau Studio is nestled in Canggu and offers a variety of beautiful blooms just in time for Valentine’s Day. They also offer same-day delivery (though it’s still best to book early to secure your preferred bouquets)
2. Cultivar: Want something a little different? Cultivar is an expert in tropical arrangements, with fresh flowers ready to be arranged according to your budget.
3. Blooming Bouquet: Classic arrangements, sign boards, to single flowers, Blooming Bouquet does it all, as well as same-day deliveries before your dinner reservation.

Making It Happen (The Practical Stuff)

February in Bali means wet season. Don't panic—rain usually comes in quick afternoon bursts, not all-day affairs. Morning activities tend to stay dry. Just have indoor backup plans for anything crucial.

Budget-wise, expect Valentine's menus to run 30-50% above regular prices. A nice dinner for two at upscale spots costs IDR 2-5 million. Couple's spa packages start around IDR 1.5 million. Private villas with chef service? Sky's the limit.

Traffic in Seminyak and Canggu can be brutal, especially Valentine's evening. Gojeks and Grabs are your best friends.

Dress codes matter at upscale restaurants. Men need collared shirts and closed-toe shoes. Women typically wear dresses or nice separates. No flip-flops at Aperitif, basically.

See How Bali Does Romance

Valentine's Day in Bali works because the island itself is inherently romantic. The temples, the terraced rice fields, the beaches at sunset, the smell of incense mixing with sea air—it all contributes to an atmosphere that makes celebrating love feel natural rather than forced.

Whether you're watching fish swim past your dinner table at Koral, hiking a volcano at dawn, or simply sharing a quiet moment in a temple garden, Bali provides the setting. You just show up.

One last tip? Don't cram everything into February 14th alone. Spread your celebration across the weekend. Take your time. The island isn't going anywhere, and neither is your partner.