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Uluwatu Temple (Pura Luhur Uluwatu)
Bali's great sea temple, perched on a 70-metre cliff at the island's south-west tip, with clifftop walks and famous sunset...
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Pick your stretch of the Bukit
The peninsula is small on the map but slow by road. Choose a base first, then plan your days around it.
What are you after?
Places to stay109 places · Villas to surf campsEat & drink123 places · Warungs to tasting menusBeach clubs14 places · Day beds and DJsBars & sunsets10 places · Sunset and cocktailsSurf10 places · Lessons, hire, shapersYoga, gyms & spas14 places · Yoga, gyms, spasThings to do16 places · Temple, beaches, tours
Worth planning a day around
Mahi Mahi Bingin
Design-led collection of ten boutique villas and suites close to Bingin beach, with private pools and an ocean theme.
Single Fin
Uluwatu's original clifftop surf bar above the Suluban break, known for sunset drinks while watching the surfers and its...
The Cashew Tree
Bingin's long-standing garden café, loved for healthy bowls, good coffee, fair prices and its lively Wednesday-night live...
Sundays Beach Club
Family-friendly beach club on a white-sand cove below The Ungasan clifftop, reached by inclinator lift, with day passes that...
Menega Cafe
One of Jimbaran Bay's best-known seafood cafés, with tables on the sand and fish grilled over coconut husks as the sun goes...
Kecak Fire Dance at Uluwatu
Sunset Kecak performance in the clifftop amphitheatre beside Uluwatu Temple, with a chanting chorus and a fire-dancing...
The Edge Bali
Ultra-private clifftop villa resort on Pecatu's southern cliffs, best known for its glass-bottomed pool hanging over the...
Good to know before you go
Getting here
Bali's Ngurah Rai Airport (DPS) is 20 to 25 km away: allow 45 minutes to 1.5 hours to Bingin or Uluwatu, less to Jimbaran. Full guide →
Getting around
Most people ride a scooter (bring an International Driving Permit). Grab and Gojek work well for evenings out. The roads are hilly and dark at night.
When to come
The dry season, roughly April to October, brings offshore winds and the big west-coast swells. In the wet season the east-coast breaks come alive.
Good to know
Many beaches are reached by long staircases. Keep bags closed around the temple and Padang Padang: the monkeys are quick. Pay the Bali tourist levy online before you fly.
Why Uluwatu Go Where?
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Everything on the map
The Bukit is spread out and the traffic is real. See what is near your villa before you jump on the scooter.
Beyond the beach clubs
From Bingin warungs and Jimbaran seafood to surf shapers, yoga shalas and the Kecak dance, area by area.
A guide to Uluwatu and the Bukit Peninsula
The Bukit is the limestone peninsula at the southern tip of Bali, and for many visitors it is now the island's favourite base: dramatic cliffs, small beaches reached by long staircases, world-famous surf breaks and sunsets that people plan their whole day around. It has grown fast, and the choice can be overwhelming, from simple surf guesthouses and warungs to some of Asia's most spectacular resorts and beach clubs.
Uluwatu Go Where gathers the places that make a stay here work, sorted by area and by type and plotted on a map, so you can plan around where you are staying rather than guessing. It is part of GoWhere Guides, a family of independent guides to Southeast Asia and beyond.
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