Uluwatu
What to do in Uluwatu
Uluwatu, located on Bali’s Bukit peninsula, is best known for the namesake clifftop temple, where you can enjoy breathtaking sunset views and a traditional fire dance performance called kecak. This hilly, limestone region is where you’ll find scenic villas and resorts with luxury amenities overlooking the Indian Ocean.
Its cliff-fringed coastline has plenty of hidden beaches and world-class surf breaks, making it a mecca for wave riders from all over the world. Golfers will enjoy scenic greens at a premier golf course in Pecatu, which overlooks the gorgeous Balangan Beach. Book a hotel in Uluwatu if you’re looking for a quiet retreat, away from the often crowded beaches of Kuta, Legian and Seminyak.
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