Southeast Asia · Beach & Design
Uluwatu Clifftop & Seminyak Sands
Uluwatu · Seminyak · 6 nights
Six nights from Uluwatu to Seminyak, paced around the days that matter.
The Journey
Six nights across two stops: Uluwatu for three nights and Seminyak for three. Every transfer between them is private and timed around the day's plan.
The days are built around Uluwatu Temple and the Cliffs; Beach, Design and Food; Surf Breaks and Southern Beaches; and Tanah Lot and the West Coast. Each one is set out below with what you will see, how you get there and which meals are included.
The defining moment of this route: clifftop villa with a sunset Kecak performance. Your travel specialist can add a night, swap a day or change the order before you book.
Signature Highlights
- Clifftop villa with a sunset Kecak performance
- Uluwatu Temple and the Cliffs
- Surf Breaks and Southern Beaches, Uluwatu
- Beach, Design and Food, Seminyak
- Tanah Lot and the West Coast, Seminyak
Your Experiences
Moments shaped just for you
Uluwatu Temple and the Cliffs
The sea temple on a 70-metre cliff, the Kecak performance at sunset, and the clifftop bars and beaches below. Keep bags closed: the resident macaques are quick.
Beach, Design and Food, Seminyak
Seminyak's beach clubs and surf, the design and boutique strips of Petitenget and Oberoi, and one of Bali's better restaurant scenes in the evening.
Tanah Lot and the West Coast, Seminyak
The sea temple at Tanah Lot, stranded on its rock at high tide, with rice fields and the Canggu coast on the way back.
Day by day
Your Itinerary
- 01Day 1 · Uluwatu
Arrival in Uluwatu
Arrive at Denpasar Ngurah Rai, about 45 minutes by road to the Bukit peninsula and transfer privately to your base. Time today to reach the clifftop temple in time for the Kecak fire dance at sunset.
- Private transfer via Denpasar Ngurah Rai
- Reach the clifftop temple in time for the Kecak fire dance at sunset
- Time to settle in before dinner
Meals:D - 02Day 2 · Uluwatu
Uluwatu Temple and the Cliffs
The sea temple on a 70-metre cliff, the Kecak performance at sunset, and the clifftop bars and beaches below. Keep bags closed: the resident macaques are quick.
- Pura Luhur Uluwatu
- Kecak fire dance at sunset
- Padang Padang or Bingin beach
Meals:B - 03Day 3 · Uluwatu
Surf Breaks and Southern Beaches
The Bukit's famous reef breaks with a lesson at a beginner-friendly beach, plus Melasti and Nyang Nyang for quieter sand.
- Surf lesson or surf watching at Uluwatu
- Melasti beach
- Nusa Dua or Jimbaran seafood dinner
Meals:BD - 04Day 4 · Seminyak
Uluwatu to Seminyak
Drive north up the coast from Uluwatu to Seminyak, about an hour. On arrival, walk down to the beach for sunset and dinner along Petitenget.
- Drive north up the coast from Uluwatu to Seminyak, about an hour
- Walk down to the beach for sunset and dinner along Petitenget
- Timings reconfirmed locally the day before
Meals:B - 05Day 5 · Seminyak
Beach, Design and Food
Seminyak's beach clubs and surf, the design and boutique strips of Petitenget and Oberoi, and one of Bali's better restaurant scenes in the evening.
- Beach and surf morning
- Petitenget boutiques
- Beachfront sunset dinner
Meals:BD - 06Day 6 · Seminyak
Tanah Lot and the West Coast
The sea temple at Tanah Lot, stranded on its rock at high tide, with rice fields and the Canggu coast on the way back.
- Tanah Lot at high tide
- Canggu and Echo Beach
- Balinese cooking class (optional)
Meals:BL - 07Day 7 · Seminyak
Departure from Seminyak
A last beach morning before the short run to the airport. Private transfer to Denpasar Ngurah Rai in good time for your onward flight.
- A last beach morning before the short run to the airport
- Late check-out arranged where the hotel allows it
- Private departure transfer
Meals:B
Inclusions
- Handpicked luxury accommodations across the journey
- Daily breakfast; select lunches and dinners as noted
- Private airport transfers and inter-city ground movement
- Curated experiences and reserved access as listed
- 24×7 on-trip concierge from our India desk
Not included
- International airfare unless explicitly mentioned
- Visa fees, travel insurance and personal expenses
- Meals and experiences not listed in the itinerary
- Gratuities for guides, drivers and hotel staff
- Anything of a personal nature (spa, minibar, laundry)
Transfers
- Private arrival and departure transfers with a named driver
- Moves between stops by private car, rail, ferry or domestic flight, as shown day by day
- Timings reconfirmed with you the evening before each transfer
Visa & Documentation
- Visa guidance provided by our documentation desk
- Recommended to hold passport valid for 6+ months
- Digital pre-arrival forms handled on your behalf where possible
Common Questions
Is the Mount Batur trek difficult?+
It is a steady two-hour climb on loose volcanic ground, done in the dark with torches. Anyone with average fitness manages it; the jeep sunrise tour to the crater rim is an easier alternative.
Do we need a visa and the tourist levy?+
Indian passport holders get a visa on arrival or e-VOA for 30 days. Bali also charges a tourist levy per visitor, paid online before arrival. We send both links with your documents.
What should we wear to temples?+
Shoulders covered and a sarong with a sash. Women who are menstruating are asked not to enter temple grounds, a rule the Balinese take seriously.
Is Bali good for children?+
Very. Villas with pools, the Monkey Forest, rafting on the Ayung for children over seven, and gentle beaches at Nusa Dua and Sanur. We avoid villas with unfenced pools for toddlers.
Is tap water safe?+
No. Drink bottled or filtered water, which villas provide, and ice in hotels and good restaurants is made from filtered water.
Do we need travel insurance for activities?+
Yes. Make sure your policy covers quad bikes, scooters if you ride, and water sports; many standard policies exclude them.
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