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5 Best Things To Do in Uluwatu, Bali [DIY Travel Guide to Uluwatu]

By Two Monkeys Travel - Contributor August 24th, 2021 Posted in Asia Travel Blog, DIY Travel, Travel Blog, Travel Guides No comments

Do you want to travel to Uluwatu, Bali, Indonesia? Read our tips below on the things to do in Uluwatu with suggested tours.

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Uluwatu, meaning Lands End, is located in the southernmost part of Bali. With powerful and exciting waves, Uluwatu is one of the best spots to surf at. However, it does not only offer that but gorgeous views and a glimpse of Balinese culture, too. It’s one of the places you should not miss if you are visiting Bali. If you are interested, read more in our guide!

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Things to do in Uluwatu, Bali, Indonesia

1. See Surfers at Uluwatu

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As I have said in the introduction, the waves here are powerful and a bit dangerous, so if you are not an expert surfer, you could see others from the view. It’s really cool and thrilling to see people riding waves, sometimes, it kind of motivates you to learn. If you want to know the basics to experience surfing these enormous waves, try visiting Kuta or Seminyak in Bali!

2. Visit Uluwatu Temple

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Located on top of a cliff is the Uluwatu Temple or Pura Luhur Uluwatu. It’s a Balinese Hindu Sea Temple that is believed to protect the island against evil. There are also Macaques inhabiting there, so don’t forget to protect your things as they might steal them!

Suggested Tour: Uluwatu Temple Sunset and Kecak Fire Dance

3. Enjoy the views at Karang Boma Cliff

 

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Karang Boma Cliff offers you a picturesque view of the cliffs, rocks, sea, waves, and skies of Bali. It’s located in the southernmost part of the Island but surely will give you one of the most breathtaking sunset views. You will be able to enjoy and relax in this stunning scenery!

4. Have fun at Uluwatu Beach

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Uluwatu Beach is one of the best beaches in Bali, Indonesia. Unlike many beaches, it only operates on low tide, and there are no bars or restaurants by the beach. There are, however, sea caves, rocks, and cliffs, which gives you shade and a spot to chill. Its serenity and vibe, plus the sunset, make it one of my favorites in Bali!

Suggested Tour: Bali’s Top Southern Beaches

5. See a Kecak Dance

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Take a glimpse of Balinese culture through a Kecak dance. It’s a Balinese Hindu dance-drama where the hero fights the evil king. It’s one of the best things to do Uluwatu, too. Performances are usually done at the Uluwatu Temple at 6 PM, so don’t you miss it.

Suggested Tour: Uluwatu Kecak Fire and Dance Show Tickets in Bali

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Where to stay in Uluwatu, Bali, Indonesia

Budget Hotel

WIRA Homestay and Spa

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Featuring pool views, WIRA Homestay & Spa in Uluwatu features accommodations, a restaurant, an outdoor swimming pool, a garden, water sports facilities, and a terrace. Providing a balcony, every unit is air-conditioned and provides a dining area and a seating area with a satellite flat-screen TV. There is a private bathroom with a shower and a hairdryer in each unit, along with free toiletries.

Price: Starts at USD 25 for a Deluxe Room

Mid-Range Hotel

Renaissance Bali Uluwatu Resort & Spa

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Set in Uluwatu, Renaissance Bali Uluwatu Resort & Spa accommodation with an outdoor swimming pool and a fitness center. All rooms feature a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and a private bathroom. At the hotel, all rooms have a desk. Rooms come with air conditioning, and some rooms also boast a terrace. All units will provide guests with a fridge.

Price: Starts at USD 86 for a Deluxe Room

Luxury Hotel

Bulgari Resort Bali

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Bulgari Resort Bali is located 150 m above sea level and offers sweeping views of the Indian Ocean. It features luxurious villas with a private sundeck and plunge pool. The spacious villas at Bulgari Resort Bali come with traditional Balinese décor and audiovisual systems. The floor-to-ceiling glass bathrooms overlook the private courtyard.

Price: Starts at USD 852 for a Villa Budget Hotel

Where to Eat in Uluwatu, Bali, Indonesia

Sugar Rock

 

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Address: Jl. Labuan Sait, Uluwatu

Tired after surfing or enjoying Uluwatu? Head off to eat Lunch or Dinner at Sugar Rock. With delicious big servings at an affordable price, you will go home with a full, happy stomach. The eggplant, chicken, and duck are highly recommended.

Suka Espresso

 

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Address: Jl. Labuan Sait No. 10, Pecatu, Kuta Sel., Kabupaten Badung, Uluwatu

If you want healthy and delicious options to eat, go to Suka Espresso. You will love the food, drinks, atmosphere, and staff! From the latter to the fish tacos to the pancakes, you will love them all. Once you eat here, you might come back for more!

Bukit Cafe

 

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Address: Jl. Labuan Sait, Pecatu

Bukit Café tasty food with healthy and vegetarian options. They have vegan burgers and pancakes, quinoa pattie, Mahi-Mahi fish and chips, and many more. It may sound scary and unappealing, but you will not get disappointed by its taste; they are worth devouring.

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About the Writer

Lyza Paloma

Hey, I’m Lyza! I once was a person who just imagined going to places “one day” but decided to pursue my dreams. My first travel abroad was in Japan, solo, last 2018, and I fell in love with the experience. I aim to visit 10 countries before turning 30 and 2 new places in the Philippines every year. Besides traveling, I love organizing trips, taking pictures, reading, and making new friends. Follow my adventures through my Instagram.

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