Visit Uluwatu
- Water Sports
- Art & Culture
- Music
Uluwatu: How to get there?
20 minutes by scooter from Jimbaran
Uluwatu: When to go?
From March to June and September to November
Uluwatu: For how long?
1 to 2 days
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Uluwatu Vacations
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Uluwatu's temple and surfing village along the cliffs.
Uluwatu: What to see in the surroundings?
What our travelers think about their stay
Uluwatu's temple and surfing village along the cliffs.
My suggestion
If you want to be independent then rent a scooter, and choose a hotel with a swimming pool because swimming can sometimes be difficult. At the temple, store your glasses, cameras and jewellery in your bag, and wear a hat and a sarong, both to protect you from the sun and to show respect.
Uluwatu is on Bali's southern point and the main reason people go there is to visit the temple perched on the cliff.
My suggestion
Surfers who want to try Uluwatu's surf (which is dangerous at high tide) can get to it via a cave. It is nice to go there at the end of the afternoon to see the sun set.
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