Tour al tempio di Uluwatu e Kecak Fire Dance

Mr Kana was our driver & guide he looked after us , took us around the temple and was very informative. The Kecak dance was an excellent finish to the evening.

Our tour guide was very knowledgeable about Balinese culture and led us through the tour superbly answering our questions, pointing out temples, taking our photographs and guiding us along the trail that would eventually end where the Kecak fire dance would begin. The tour was planned perfectly so that we could watch the sunset from the temple’s dramatic cliffside location where we enjoyed stunning views of the Indian Ocean stretching endlessly across the horizon. The Kecak dance at sunset tells a fascinating story and is truly a must-see experience if you are here, I have never seen anything like it. Tips: On your trail around the grounds keep your personal belongings out of sight, the monkeys are clever and bold and will happily snatch items knowing a guide might bribe them with food to return what they’ve stolen. It was funny to watch but also a little worrying, especially for those who never got their things back which you could tell by the remains scattered where the monkeys gather.

Eddie was such an amazing guide! So kind and informative. This was one of the best experiences of my whole trip! I would absolutely reach out to him / this booking next time I’m in Bali!

If I had to rate only the driver Edu I would rate it with a 5 (excellent) but the temple and the show do not deserve 2.30h drive from Juta beach.

Beautiful temple, the fire dance was once interesting of another culture, but very many people, no place to run

Very nice trip to the temple with final fire show. Especially thanks to our guide Edy, super reliable with pointed tips and hints. Thank you

The tour with our tour guide Edy to the temple was very nice. On the way there, we were told many valuable tips and interesting information. A great show and a beautiful experience!

Eddy was a great guide! He is very knowledgeable about Bali, Indonesia, and the world! Uluwatu was amazing! Be sure to not wear glasses or bring valuables because the monkeys are very mischievous.

We had a lovely Saturday evening on the Uluwatu Temple and Kecak Fire Dance Tour. Ghali, our friendly guide met us on time at our Nusa Dua hotel lobby and provided us with a bottle of water. He informed us of what to expect and about the significance of Uluwatu Temple. Saturday afternoon the roads were rather quiet, and Ghali asked if we were interested in tasting coffee at the Bukit Sari Balinese Coffee House. It was interesting to see the luwak and how the Indonesians process the famous luwak coffee. We sat for fifteen minutes sipping a range of Balinese teas and coffees which was free, but this was followed by browsing the coffee shop. Warning, the fixed prices of the packaged coffee here are double or triple the cost of coffee sold in Australia. Uluwatu was already busy by the time we arrived, but we managed to find a car park. Ghali explained the importance of wearing the sarong, fetched the entry tickets, protected us from the sneaky monkeys, was helpful in taking photos of us, led us to the entrance of the outdoor theatre and provided a paper summary of the show’s story. The Kecak Fire Dance was an amazing dance-drama-musical and different to the usual Balinese dancing. Whilst the sunset was lovely it was rather hot on the people facing it. We choose seats with our backs to the sun. At Uluwatu, there are small shops for food and drink and an ATM. Ghali was very accommodating to our needs, and we enjoyed sharing information about our cultures whilst returning to our hotel.

Stunning views & amazing show! Such a great opportunity to learn more about the culture. Our guide, Adie, was so accommodating, approachable, and knowledgeable!! He took such good care of us and was just all around fun to hang out with for the day!