Experience the Magic of Balinese Culture and Cuisine in One Unforgettable Evening!

Transportation

Private Car
Tour type

Culture,Natural,sightseeing
Language

English
Fitness level

Easy to Moderate

Overview

Discover the best of Bali in just half a day with our specially curated tour. Witness the mesmerizing Kecak Dance performance at Uluwatu Temple and indulge in a romantic seafood dinner on the shores of Jimbaran Beach. Perfect for those seeking a unique cultural and culinary adventure

Highlights

Witness a Stunning Sunset at Uluwatu Temple – One of Bali’s most iconic temples perched on a dramatic cliff.
Enjoy a Mesmerizing Kecak Dance Performance – A unique Balinese art form with a magical storytelling experience.
Indulge in a Romantic Seafood Dinner at Jimbaran Beach – Freshly grilled seafood served with ocean views under the stars.
Travel Comfortably – Hassle-free transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle with a friendly driver.
Perfect for Tight Schedules – Experience the best of Bali in just half a day

FAQs

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What is the Uluwatu Kecak Dance?

The Uluwatu Kecak Dance is a unique traditional Balinese performance accompanied by a chorus of chanting male dancers instead of musical instruments. The dance tells the epic story of Ramayana and is performed on a cliffside stage at Uluwatu Temple with a breathtaking sunset backdrop.

What time does the Kecak Dance performance start?

The performance typically begins at 6:00 PM and lasts for about one hour. We’ll arrange your arrival at Uluwatu Temple early so you can enjoy the stunning sunset views before the show.

What is included in the Jimbaran dinner menu?

The dinner features fresh seafood such as grilled fish, prawns, squid, and clams, served with rice, Balinese sambal, and vegetables. Vegetarian options are also available upon request.

Is this trip family-friendly?

Yes, this trip is suitable for families with children. However, please note that there are some stairs at Uluwatu Temple, so extra care may be needed for younger children.

Are there any special rules at Uluwatu Temple?

Yes, as Uluwatu Temple is a sacred site, visitors are required to dress modestly. Sarongs and sashes are provided at the entrance. Additionally, be cautious of the monkeys around the temple as they can sometimes snatch personal belongings like glasses or hats.

Is hotel pickup included in this package?

Yes, hotel pickup and drop-off are included. Please provide your hotel details when making the booking