Bali area guide
Uluwatu
Cliffside sunsets and world-class reef breaks
- Right now
- 26°C
- Cloudy · Humidity 84%
- Air quality
- AQI 65
- Moderate air
- Rooms
- IDR 6M–12M
- / month
- Best for
- Experienced surfers
- Sunsets · Slower pace
Uluwatu sits on the Bukit peninsula in the far south, known for cliff-top views and reef breaks like Uluwatu, Padang Padang and Bingin. It is more spread out and laid-back than Canggu, with a fast-growing café and coworking scene along the main roads.
Upcoming events
Hangouts
No hangouts in Uluwatu right now.
Deals
Good to know
- 01
Distances are longer than they look; most places need a scooter or car, not walking.
- 02
Many beaches are reached by steep stairs, so check tides before heading down.
- 03
Reef breaks here are for confident surfers; beginners do better at Dreamland or lessons in Kuta.
- 04
Power and water cuts happen occasionally, so ask about backup when renting.
Rough monthly costs
Rough ranges for long stays, last reviewed October 2026. Prices vary by season and exact location.
- Room in a guesthouse (kos)
- IDR 6M–12M / month
- 1-bedroom private villa
- IDR 15M–35M / month
- Coworking pass
- IDR 2.5M–4M / month
- Scooter rental
- IDR 1M–1.8M / month
- Local warung meal
- IDR 25k–60k / meal
- Café meal
- IDR 90k–180k / meal
Getting around
A scooter is essential. Ride-hailing is available but can take longer to arrive in quieter spots.
Health & emergencies
For anything serious, head to BIMC Nusa Dua or Kasih Ibu Hospital in Kedonganan, roughly 30–45 minutes away. Local clinics cover minor injuries.
Emergency numbers
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