Uluwatu Sunset, Kecak Dance, and Dinner at Jimbaran Beach
by Eco Bali Tours Day Tours
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This seven-hour private tour begins with hotel pickup in Ubud and travel to Uluwatu Temple, an 11th-century cliff-top temple built by the Holyman Mpu Kuturan, who unified Bali's cults under the Tri Murti concept. Visitors spend about one hour exploring the temple grounds, which overlook the Indian Ocean and are home to a dry forest inhabited by monkeys. The visit is timed to include the sunset, providing panoramic views of the cliffs and ocean as the sun goes down. After the temple, the tour continues with a 60-minute Kecak and Fire Dance performance. This traditional Balinese dance features around 50 men chanting “chak” in a circle while enacting the Ramayana story of Sri Rama’s quest to rescue his wife Sita from the demon king Rahwana. The final stop is Jimbaran Beach near Kedonganan Beach, where guests spend about one hour at local seafood cafes. Visitors can choose from various seafood dishes prepared with local or fusion recipes, using fish supplied by a nearby fishing village. The tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off by private vehicle with an English-speaking driver. Three options are available: an all-inclusive package with entrance fees, dance tickets, and Balinese seafood dinner; a package without dinner where meals are at guests’ expense; and a basic private tour excluding entrance fees, dance tickets, and dinner.
Highlights
What's included
Itinerary
Uluwatu Temple
Uluwatu Temple is linked to Holyman Mpu Kuturan, who arrived in Bali in 1039 AD and unified various cults into the Tri Murti concept. He built 17 temples during his spiritual journey, including Uluwatu Temple. The temple is situated on a cliff overlooking the Indian Ocean and is surrounded by a dry forest inhabited by monkeys. Visitors spend about one hour at the site.
60 min
Kecak and Fire Dance
The Kecak Dance is performed by approximately 50 men chanting 'chak' in a circle. The dance portrays a scene from the Ramayana epic, telling the story of Sri Rama, an incarnation of God, and his brother Laksmana attempting to rescue Sita from Rahwana, the king of Alengkapura. The performance lasts about one hour.
60 min
Jimbaran Beach
Jimbaran Beach, near Kedonganan Beach, is lined with many local cafes resembling night markets. Visitors can select from a wide range of seafood dishes prepared with local recipes or combined with Western styles. The seafood is sourced from the nearby fishing village of Kedonganan. Guests spend about one hour dining or exploring the area.
60 min
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
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Uluwatu Sunset, Kecak Dance, and Dinner at Jimbaran Beach
by Eco Bali Tours Day Tours
Choose from 5 available options
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$63Overview
This seven-hour private tour begins with hotel pickup in Ubud and travel to Uluwatu Temple, an 11th-century cliff-top temple built by the Holyman Mpu Kuturan, who unified Bali's cults under the Tri Murti concept. Visitors spend about one hour exploring the temple grounds, which overlook the Indian Ocean and are home to a dry forest inhabited by monkeys. The visit is timed to include the sunset, providing panoramic views of the cliffs and ocean as the sun goes down. After the temple, the tour continues with a 60-minute Kecak and Fire Dance performance. This traditional Balinese dance features around 50 men chanting “chak” in a circle while enacting the Ramayana story of Sri Rama’s quest to rescue his wife Sita from the demon king Rahwana. The final stop is Jimbaran Beach near Kedonganan Beach, where guests spend about one hour at local seafood cafes. Visitors can choose from various seafood dishes prepared with local or fusion recipes, using fish supplied by a nearby fishing village. The tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off by private vehicle with an English-speaking driver. Three options are available: an all-inclusive package with entrance fees, dance tickets, and Balinese seafood dinner; a package without dinner where meals are at guests’ expense; and a basic private tour excluding entrance fees, dance tickets, and dinner.
Highlights
What's included
Itinerary
Uluwatu Temple
Uluwatu Temple is linked to Holyman Mpu Kuturan, who arrived in Bali in 1039 AD and unified various cults into the Tri Murti concept. He built 17 temples during his spiritual journey, including Uluwatu Temple. The temple is situated on a cliff overlooking the Indian Ocean and is surrounded by a dry forest inhabited by monkeys. Visitors spend about one hour at the site.
60 min
Kecak and Fire Dance
The Kecak Dance is performed by approximately 50 men chanting 'chak' in a circle. The dance portrays a scene from the Ramayana epic, telling the story of Sri Rama, an incarnation of God, and his brother Laksmana attempting to rescue Sita from Rahwana, the king of Alengkapura. The performance lasts about one hour.
60 min
Jimbaran Beach
Jimbaran Beach, near Kedonganan Beach, is lined with many local cafes resembling night markets. Visitors can select from a wide range of seafood dishes prepared with local recipes or combined with Western styles. The seafood is sourced from the nearby fishing village of Kedonganan. Guests spend about one hour dining or exploring the area.
60 min
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.