TEMPLES & SHRINES · KECAK FIRE DANCE SHOWS
One performance a day, unreserved seating, and an amphitheatre on a cliff edge. These 15 cover entry-only tickets, the versions with temple access first, and the ones that end at a Jimbaran seafood table.
You’ll watch a one-hour Kecak and Fire Dance at Uluwatu Temple, where rhythmic chanting, Ramayana scenes, colorful costumes, and fire unfold above the Indian Ocean. Choose the 6 PM show for sunset, arrive early for a seat, and bring cash for the separate temple entry fee.
“It was an amazing experience. Definitely go to the 6pm showing to see the sunset!”
Spend about seven hours with a private driver-guide such as Mur, Nyoman, or Wayan, visiting Uluwatu Temple, watching the Kecak Fire Dance at sunset, and eating seafood on Jimbaran Beach. Hotel pickup and drop-off are offered from many south Bali and Ubud hotels.
“Naya our tour guide/driver was early to arrive at our place. He was very accomodating, friendly, and tried his best to answer our questions about the trip and Balinese culture and religion in general. The trip from Canggu to Uluwatu was 2hRead more”
Visit Uluwatu Temple before watching the Kecak fire dance at 6:00 or 7:00 PM. Guides such as D’Put, Agus Mahawan, Alex, and Abu help with temple stories, photos, seating, and monkey safety. Choose entry only or add pickup from selected Bali areas.
“Alex was an excellent guide! He got in touch before the tour, was on time and showed us around while keeping us safe from monkeys that stole other people's glasses & hats. Alex even took us to a great restaurant after our tour!”
Spend six hours exploring Uluwatu Temple, watching the 6 PM Kecak fire dance, and dining optionally on Jimbaran Bay’s beach. Your private driver handles the roads, parking, tickets, and timing. Guides such as Abu, Putra, Koko, and Nyoman are known for temple tips and photo help.
“We had such a great time with Dput as our tour guide at Uluwatu Temple and the Kecak Fire Dance! From the moment we met, he was super friendly, easy to talk to, and full of interesting info about Bali and its culture. He made the trip to the temple fun and gave us some cool background stories that really brought the place to life. At the temple, he showed us the best spots for photos and helped us navigate the area. When it came time for the fire show, he explained what it was all about, which made watching it way more meaningful. Honestly, Dput made the whole experience…”
This five-hour private tour pairs Uluwatu Temple’s sea-cliff sunset with a one-hour Kecak fire dance and optional Jimbaran seafood dinner. Your English-speaking driver-guide, such as Ketut, Putu, Leo, or Pedro, handles transport, tickets, sarongs, temple navigation, and monkey warnings.
“Pedro was an amazing guide! We learned a lot on our visit to the temple, and he took wonderful photos! We had a great time and enjoyed the kecak dance!”
Set out from Seminyak or nearby Bali areas at about 3 pm for a private ride to Uluwatu Temple, a sunset Kecak and Fire Dance performance, and a set seafood dinner in Jimbaran. Guides such as Ketut Putra, Kadek, and Putu are known for helpful driving, photos, and monkey safety.
“Our driver Putra was so incredibly sweet. It was my partners birthday & he organised a cake at dinner and a little band to come sing to him. He made the whole experience seamless and easy. Super attentive to our needs & was just so so sweet!! The temple sunset view was awesome, the monkeys weren’t aggressive at all. The dance was also really cool to experience. Putra guided us through the temple & offered to take photos. Only slight let down was the service at the restaurant which is of no fault of the company or Putra. We had dessert and were ready to pay for our add ons…”
Meet your local guide at Uluwatu Temple around 5pm for a guided walk, photo stops, temple entry, and a Kecak fire dance ticket. Guides such as Kadek Pedro, Adhi, Made, and Ketut help with monkey safety and finding good seats. Transport is not included.
“The park is surrounded by a lot of green and monkeys everywhere, they are very smart and ready to take off their glasses or cell phone so be careful always take photos but with the cell phone in your chest. Amazing view and the show is too much.Auto-translated”
Visit Uluwatu Temple, perched 70 meters above the sea, then watch the Kecak Fire Dance in an open-air amphitheater. Your small group, limited to five, travels by air-conditioned vehicle with a guide such as Dewa or Oka, depending on availability.
“This is a must in Uluwatu. The dance is unique from other Bali dances and the monkeys are hilarious. Be very careful with your belongings!! Our guide, Ketut, picked us up and answered all our questions. The sunset was beautiful.”
Visit Uluwatu Temple with an English or Indonesian-speaking guide, hear the story behind its sea-god shrine, and watch monkeys patrol the cliffs. Add shared or private transfers, lunch, and the 6 pm Kecak Fire Dance, where early arrival matters for a good seat.
“Komang was really kind and helpful, and told us a lot of interesting facts. Thank you”
You’ll visit Uluwatu Temple, watch the one-hour Kecak and Fire Dance at sunset, and choose between a ticket-only visit, a venue tour, or hotel transfer. Optional packages add a driver, temple entry, and Jimbaran seafood dinner. Arrive around 4 p.m. to handle queues and enjoy the cliff views.
“Great way to spend the evening. The Uluwatu temple at sunset was spectacular, the Kecak was very well performed in a spectacular location and the fresh seafood on the beach was a great finale. Did not expect this to be a private tour, so this was a great tour with good value for money. Highly recommend!”
You’ll watch a one-hour Kecak and Fire Dance at De Jukung Resto & Bar, about 100 meters from Tanah Lot Temple. Arrive by 5:30 PM for the 6:00 PM show, and consider temple entry or pickup options. Guides such as Wijana, Putu, Kemi, Komang, and Jeni may accompany selected tours.
“Amazing day and we had a great guide! Recommended ❤️”
Make your own way to Uluwatu Temple for a roughly one-hour Kecak and Fire Dance show timed around sunset. Your show ticket is included, but the temple entrance fee, transport, food, and drinks are extra. Expect free seating, chanting, fire, monkeys, and heavy crowds.
“Learn about Ramanaya and you will enjoy this dance. I quite enjoyed it. Also the fun of naughty monkeys stealing people's sunglasses, mobiles and other stuff made my day. I saw 5 sunglasses stolen by monkeys in an hour.”
This 5 to 6-hour private tour from Seminyak combines Uluwatu Temple, a Kecak fire dance, and dinner on Jimbaran Beach. Your English-speaking driver, including guides such as Bagus, Oka, Adi, or Dirga, handles transport and timing. Choose the all-inclusive option if you want dinner covered.
“We started with a journey from our accommodation in Kerobokan to Uluwatu - yes, this was a seriously long drive especially at the time of day that we went. We got into the Uluwatu temple where the fun began. While waiting to enter tRead more”
Start at noon with a private driver-guide and spend seven to nine hours exploring Kuta, Nusa Dua, Geger, Padang Padang, Suluban, and Uluwatu. Add water sports at extra cost, watch the Kecak and Fire Dance, then buy dinner beside Jimbaran Bay. Guides such as Leon, Wayan Ari, and Asta are praised for flexibility.
“This beach tour left very little to the imagination. We spent more time going from beach to beach than actually enjoying the beaches. The 1st stop was the water sport beach. Which was fun if you wanted to participate in any of the activities Read more”
You’ll visit Uluwatu Temple with an English-speaking driver-guide, watch the Kecak Fire Dance at sunset, and ride from your hotel in a private vehicle. Guides such as Yudi, Dharma, Surya, and Ketut are praised for temple explanations, photos, and monkey patrol. A coffee stop may be included.
“Our driver was Dharma and he did a great job walking us through the temple, explaining the religious practices and answering our questions. While being on monkey patrol! The show was great and the views even better and I’d highly reRead more”
Sunrise, sunset, on foot or by tuk-tuk.
