Uluwatu Sunset Kecak Dance
Uluwatu Sunset + Kecak Fire Dance
★ 4.8 (97 reviews) 5–6 hours Updated 2026-06
The Uluwatu Sunset + Kecak Fire Dance is a half-day evening tour from Rp 550.000 per person, with hotel pickup, the clifftop Uluwatu Temple at golden hour, and the traditional Kecak fire dance at sunset. A guide accompanies you; you pay on the day in IDR or USD.
Rp 550.000
≈ USD 36 per person · pay on the day
- ★ 4.9/5 from 500+ guests
- Licensed operator · ASITA member
- Pay on the day · No deposit
What you’ll see
- Uluwatu Temple perched on a 70 m sea cliff
- Kecak fire dance performed at sunset
- Golden-hour ocean views from the Indian Ocean cliffs
- Optional seafood dinner at Jimbaran Bay
- Half-day evening timing, easy pace
Your day, hour by hour
Times are in WITA (Bali time) and adjust slightly by pickup area.
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14:30–15:30 WITA
Hotel pickup
Afternoon pickup from your accommodation.
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16:30 WITA
Uluwatu Temple
Clifftop temple walk with ocean views.
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18:00 WITA
Kecak fire dance
Traditional performance as the sun sets.
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19:30 WITA
Jimbaran seafood dinner
Optional beachfront dinner (add-on).
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20:30–21:30 WITA
Drop-off at your hotel
Return to your accommodation.
What’s included
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- English-speaking guide
- Air-conditioned transport
- Bottled water
Not included
- Temple entrance (~Rp 50.000)
- Kecak ticket (~Rp 150.000)
- Dinner
- Gratuities
Transparent pricing
Per-person rates in IDR with an approximate USD guide. Nothing hidden.
Group tour (shared)
Popular2–8 pax
Rp 550.000
≈ USD 36 per person
- Hotel pickup
- Guide
- Transport
Private tour
1–6 pax
Rp 850.000
≈ USD 56 per person
- Exclusive vehicle
- Hotel pickup
- Guide
- Flexible timing
Pay on the day in IDR or USD. No upfront payment required. Prices are per the unit shown and include every item listed. Bayar di hari tur, tanpa deposit.
Pickup areas
Free hotel pickup and drop-off from these areas:
Questions about this tour
What time is the Kecak fire dance at Uluwatu?
The Kecak fire dance starts around 18:00 WITA, timed with the sunset. We pick you up mid-afternoon so you can explore Uluwatu Temple first and be seated before the performance begins.
Do I need to dress modestly for Uluwatu Temple?
Yes. Uluwatu is an active temple, so a sarong is required to cover your legs. Sarongs are provided free at the entrance, so you do not need to bring your own.
Are the monkeys at Uluwatu a problem?
The temple has wild macaques that sometimes take sunglasses or hats. Keep small items in your bag and your guide will help you watch your belongings during the visit.
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