ULUWATU Travel Guide
Perched above the Indian Ocean, Uluwatu is where sacred tradition meets barefoot luxury, and every sunset feels like a private blessing.
Uluwatu is located on the southwestern tip of Bali’s Bukit Peninsula, around 45–60 minutes’ drive from Ngurah Rai International Airport (Denpasar), depending on traffic. The most convenient way to reach Uluwatu is by private car or pre-arranged transfer from the airport or major tourist areas such as Seminyak, Canggu, or Ubud. Many luxury resorts also offer chauffeured airport pick-up services for a seamless arrival experience.
Getting around Uluwatu is easiest with a private car and driver, especially since the area is spread out and public transportation is limited. Alternatively, guests staying in cliffside resorts may use hotel shuttles to nearby attractions and beaches. For adventurous travelers, scooter rentals are available but should be used cautiously due to hilly roads and limited signage. Guided day tours are also a great way to explore temples, beaches, and hidden gems with ease.
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