Bali
Private villas in Uluwatu
Uluwatu is on the Bukit Peninsula, at the southern tip of Bali. Limestone cliffs drop to the Indian Ocean, and well-known surf breaks lie below them. Many beaches are small and reached by steps. The land is dry and open, with wide ocean views and strong sunsets. Most places are a short drive apart.
- Villas
- 2
- From, per night
- $380
- Closest beach
- 4 min walk
- Airport
- 35–40 min drive
Villas in Uluwatu
Uluwatu at a glance
- Best for
- Surfers, couples and groups who want ocean views and sunsets.
- Getting around
- You need a car, a scooter or a driver. Beaches, temples and restaurants are close together, but the roads are narrow.
- When to go
- The dry season, from April to October, has clear skies and steady swell for surfers. The wet season is quieter.
Questions about Uluwatu
Are the beaches near Uluwatu easy to reach?
Many beaches lie below the cliffs and need a walk down steps. Some steps are steep. Wear shoes with grip, and check the tide before you go.
What is there to see in Uluwatu?
Uluwatu Temple stands on a cliff above the sea. Many visitors go there at sunset to see the Kecak dance. The coast also has many beaches and cliff-top cafés.
Is Uluwatu good for surfing?
Yes. The Bukit coast has several reef breaks. Many need experience, so beginners should ask a local surf school before they paddle out.
How far is Uluwatu from the airport?
Ngurah Rai Airport is about 30 minutes to 1 hour away by car, depending on traffic and on where on the Bukit you stay.
When is the best time to visit Uluwatu?
The dry season, from April to October, has clear skies and steady swell. The wet season, from November to March, is quieter and has heavy showers.