Uluwatu Itinerary: Temple, Kecak Fire Dance and Cliff Beaches

Quick answer: Plan Uluwatu around sunset: visit the cliff temple in the late afternoon, then watch the Kecak fire dance at 6 pm or 7 pm. Spend the earlier part of the day on a beach. Tickets for the temple and the dance are usually sold separately.

How much is the Uluwatu Temple ticket and Kecak dance ticket?

Sources differ on the temple fee: about IDR 50,000 for adults and IDR 30,000 for children in one guide (includes a sarong and sash), and IDR 60,000 and IDR 40,000 in another. Kecak tickets are about IDR 150,000 for adults (roughly ₹810) and IDR 75,000 for children aged 2 to 9. Shows run at 6 pm and 7 pm and last about an hour, and tickets sell out, so book early or arrive early. Check current prices before you go.

What should you wear and watch for?

Cover your shoulders and knees; a sarong is usually provided. Keep sunglasses and phones secure, since monkeys at the temple grab loose items.

How long do you need in Uluwatu?

One full day is enough for the temple and a beach, but two nights lets you avoid rushing. Ubud to Uluwatu is about 2 hours by road, so plan the move. See the Bali 7-day itinerary.

How do you get around Uluwatu?

A private driver or app car is easier than a scooter for first-timers. See getting around Bali and our safety note on scooters.

Where should you stay?

Uluwatu suits couples and villa stays. See where to stay in Bali and Bali honeymoon with a private pool villa.

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