Bali : Floating Breakfast & Kecak Dance at Uluwatu Temple Private Tour
- Optional: Jimbaran seafood dinner plan is available after the Kecak dance.
- Fully Flexible: Change your route anytime.
- Language: English or Japanese speaking guide included.
- Price Includes: All entrance fees are covered.
- Flexible pickup/drop-off! Perfect for arrival, departure, or moving days (Hotel A to Hotel B).
- Booking: Departure guaranteed from 1 guest. Book until 20:00 the day before.
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－ Tour Information －
This tour features the famous "Floating Breakfast," a luxurious dining experience where you enjoy a variety of delicious dishes served on a large tray floating in a swimming pool. It is a stylish and relaxing way to start your day in paradise.
Beginning with the scenic Tegalalang Rice Terrace, you will travel from the green heart of Bali to the dramatic southern cliffs. The highlight of the evening is the iconic Uluwatu Temple, where you will witness a breathtaking sunset over the Indian Ocean followed by the legendary Kecak Fire Dance.
With a private car and an English/Japanese-speaking guide, you can enjoy a flexible and comfortable journey. Whether you choose to add a sacred purification ritual or a seafood dinner, this tour offers an unforgettable Balinese experience from morning to night.
－ Spot Highlights －
- Floating Breakfast / Brunch Experience
Enjoy a unique Balinese dining experience. Your breakfast or brunch is served on a large tray that floats on the surface of a swimming pool. You can relax and eat while being in the water, surrounded by tropical views.
- Tegalalang Rice Terrace
Explore the stunning rice fields with their traditional irrigation system. This area is famous for its beautiful green layers, coconut trees, and peaceful atmosphere. It is one of the most photographed spots in Bali.
- Uluwatu Temple (The Cliff-top Temple)
Standing on a 70-meter-high cliff dropping straight into the Indian Ocean, this is one of Bali’s most sacred temples. You can enjoy a stunning panoramic view of the ocean and one of the best sunset spots on the island.
- Kecak Fire Dance Performance
As the sun sets, witness the mystical Kecak Fire Dance. Dozens of performers chant in rhythm, telling an ancient story through fire and movement. The combination of the dramatic ocean backdrop and the powerful chanting creates a truly magical atmosphere.
- Jimbaran Seafood Dinner (Optional)
Enjoy a fresh seafood feast at a table set right on the beach of Jimbaran Bay. The set menu includes grilled prawns, fish, clams, and calamari (squid), all prepared with delicious Balinese spices. The meal is served with vegetable, steamed rice, and mineral water. Dining on the sand while listening to the waves is the perfect way to relax and complete your day after the Kecak Dance.
【 Menu 】
Please choose either [Floating Breakfast] or [Floating Lunch].
- Floating Breakfast
Main: Eggs (your style), sausage, bacon, potato, and grilled tomato
Bread: Choice of soft rolls, French bread, or garlic bread (served with butter, strawberry jam, or pineapple jam)
Fruit: Assorted seasonal fruit platter
Drink: Orange juice
- Floating Lunch
Main: Please choose one:
Mie Goreng: Indonesian stir-fried noodles with chicken, served with salad, chicken satay (skewers), fried egg, and crackers.
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Nasi Goreng: Indonesian fried rice with chicken, served with salad, chicken satay (skewers), fried egg, and crackers.
Bread: Choice of soft rolls, French bread, or garlic bread (served with butter, strawberry jam, or pineapple jam)
Fruit: Assorted seasonal fruit platter
Drink: Your choice of a mocktail, fruit juice, soft drink, or a small Bintang beer
Important Information：
※ The menu is subject to change without notice depending on availability and the season.
※ Facilities Included: Free lockers, changing rooms, and towels are available for your use.
Tegalalang Rice Terrace
Floating Breakfast/Lunch in a pool
Uluwatu Temple
Kecak Dance at Uluwatu Temple
Jimbaran seafood dinner plan is available after the Kecak dance.
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FAQ
1. What unique experiences can visitors expect at Uluwatu Temple in Bali?
Visitors to Uluwatu Temple can experience its dramatic cliffside setting, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the Indian Ocean, especially at sunset. The temple is a spiritual sanctuary and a prime spot for photography. It's also famous as a venue for the traditional Kecak Fire Dance, providing a profound cultural experience against a stunning natural backdrop.
2. What are the main attractions and cultural significance of Uluwatu Temple?
Uluwatu Temple is renowned for its magnificent architecture perched on a 70-meter high cliff, offering spectacular ocean vistas. Culturally, it's one of Bali's six key spiritual pillars, dedicated to Sang Hyang Widhi Wasa in his manifestation as Rudra. Beyond its spiritual importance, visitors are drawn to its stunning natural beauty and the traditional Kecak Dance performances held there.
3. Are there any specific dress code requirements for visiting Uluwatu Temple?
Yes, visitors to Uluwatu Temple are required to dress modestly out of respect for its sacred nature. This typically means wearing a sarong and sash, which cover the knees and shoulders. These garments are often provided at the entrance for a small rental fee or are included as part of organized tours.
4. Is an entry fee required to visit Uluwatu Temple?
Yes, an entry fee is typically required to visit Uluwatu Temple, which contributes to the site's preservation and maintenance. For convenient booking and a seamless experience, you can book a tour through KKday where all entrance fees for attractions like Uluwatu Temple are included, eliminating the need for separate payments upon arrival.
5. What is included in a Floating Breakfast experience in Bali?
A Floating Breakfast experience in Bali typically includes a delicious meal served on a large, decorative tray that floats in your private or resort pool. The meal usually consists of a selection of breakfast items such as fresh tropical fruits, pastries, eggs, juice, and coffee or tea, allowing you to enjoy a unique dining experience while relaxing in the water.
6. What should visitors know about the Kecak Fire Dance performance at Uluwatu Temple?
The Kecak Fire Dance at Uluwatu Temple is a mesmerizing Balinese ritual that typically takes place at sunset, featuring a chorus of male performers chanting "chak-chak-chak" in unison without musical instruments. It tells a captivating story from the Ramayana epic. The dramatic cliffside setting and sunset backdrop enhance the cultural significance and overall experience of this iconic performance.
7. How does private transportation enhance the experience of visiting Tegalalang Rice Terrace and Uluwatu Temple?
Private transportation significantly enhances your visit to Tegalalang Rice Terrace and Uluwatu Temple by offering unparalleled flexibility and comfort. You can enjoy convenient hotel pickup and drop-off, a customizable itinerary, and efficient travel between attractions. An included English or Japanese speaking guide provides valuable insights, making your journey relaxing and informative.
8. What are the typical options for dining after the Kecak Dance performance near Uluwatu Temple?
After enjoying the Kecak Dance performance at Uluwatu Temple, a popular dining option is to head to Jimbaran Bay. This area is famous for its beachfront seafood restaurants where you can select fresh catches of the day and have them grilled to order. It offers a relaxed atmosphere to conclude your evening with a delicious meal by the sea.
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