Holiday in Uluwatu

About Uluwatu

Uluwatu at the southernmost tip of the Bukit Peninsula is Bali's most dramatic coastline: Rugged limestone cliffs plunge 70 meters straight down into the turquoise sea, creating a backdrop that oscillates between natural power and tropical beauty. The Pura Luhur Uluwatu, one of Bali's six holiest sea temples, sits on a rocky promontory high above the surf and offers a Kecak dance performance every evening before sunset — an absolutely unforgettable experience. Uluwatu is sacred ground for surfers from all over the world: The wave of the same name breaks perfectly over a shallow reef and is considered one of the best left-hand breaks in the world. Other world-class spots like Padang Padang, Impossibles, and Bingin are just a few minutes away and offer waves for various skill levels. Access to the beaches is often via steep stairs carved into the cliffs — which only enhances the charm of these secluded coves. Padang Padang Beach, known from the movie Eat Pray Love, enchants with its turquoise water and the cave-like rock crevice as an entrance. In recent years, the area has transformed from a pure surfer refuge into a hotspot for beach clubs: Single Fin, Ulu Cliffhouse, and Savaya offer spectacular infinity pools right at the cliff's edge. The upscale dining scene is surprisingly diverse with restaurants like Dugong and The Warung serving Balinese and international cuisine at the highest level.