Uluwatu Temple

Visit this iconic cliffside temple for breathtaking ocean views and Balinese culture, but secure your belongings from the cheeky monkeys.

In their own words: “No trip to South Bali would be complete without visiting Ulu Watu Temple. Perched on a dramatic cliff around 70 m above the Indian Ocean, it's one of the island's most iconic landmarks and one of the best places to experience both Balines culture and breathtaking coastal scenery. Uluatu wasn't just another temple. It perfectly combines Bali's natural beauty, rich culture, and unforgettable ocean views, making it one of the highlights of our entire trip. One thing you need to know before visiting Uluatu Temple. The monkeys here are famous. They may look cute, but these are incredibly cheeky, quick, and clever. We saw monkeys trying to grab items from visitors, especially glasses, phones, hats, and anything loose. So, if you come here, keep your belongings secure, avoid holding food, and don't wear anything easy for them to snatch. It's funny to watch from a distance, but you definitely don't want to become the next person chasing a monkey for your sunglasses.”

Witness a breathtaking sunset from this dramatic cliffside temple, followed by the mesmerizing Kecak Fire Dance.

In their own words: “The temple itself sits on the edge of a steep cliff, 70 m above the crashing ocean waves. And watching the sunset from this vantage point, it's one of the most cinematic experiences Bali offers.”

Visit this majestic sea temple perched on a 70-meter cliff for breathtaking ocean views and to witness its ancient spiritual significance.

In their own words: “Perched precariously on the edge of a 70 m high cliff is Pura Luhur Uluatu. One of Bali's most important sea temples. This ancient stone structure protects the island from evil ocean spirits. Walking along the cliffside paths offers breathtaking views of the endless ocean waves crashing against the rocks below.”