Uluwatu Temple & Kecak Dance
A Hindu temple perched 70 metres above the Indian Ocean on a dramatic cliff edge. Stay for the Kecak fire dance at sunset — one of Bali's most memorable experiences.
Why visit Uluwatu?
Uluwatu is on the southern tip of the Bukit Peninsula, about 45 minutes from Kuta. Your driver will take you through the winding cliff roads, wait while you explore the temple grounds and watch the monkeys, and then take you to the Kecak performance area for the sunset show. It's an afternoon and evening experience at its best.
Must-See Spots
Your driver knows exactly when to arrive at each spot to beat the crowds.
🛕 Pura Luhur Uluwatu
One of Bali's six key temples, built on a 70m cliff. Enter the outer temple grounds and walk the cliff path — stunning ocean views in every direction.
🔥 Kecak Fire Dance
The famous fire dance performed at an open-air amphitheatre on the cliff at sunset. Tickets usually around IDR 100,000. A dramatic, unforgettable show.
🏄 Padang Padang Beach
A small pocket beach accessed through a cave in the rocks. Popular with surfers and featured in Eat, Pray, Love. Go in the morning to avoid crowds.
🌊 Suluban Beach & Single Fin
A hidden surf beach below a clifftop bar. Walk down the carved rock steps and watch the waves from the famous Single Fin cafe terrace.
Recommended Tour
Uluwatu is best as an afternoon and evening trip — arrive at the temple around 4:30pm, explore the grounds, then watch the Kecak dance at sunset (usually 6pm). Pair it with a morning visit to Padang Padang beach for a full day.
Book Full Day Tour → Chat on WhatsAppCombine with another destination
Many travellers pair Uluwatu with Tanah Lot in one full day — your driver will plan the best route.