Uluwatu-Klippen bei Nacht: Meeresfrüchte-Abendessen an der Jimbaran Bay mit Kecak-Vorstellung

Die Tempelanlage Uluwatu ist schon sehenswert, was aber ein absolutes Erlebnis war zu Heiligabend, das Dinner am Meer mit Livemusik und -tanz. Es war super, bis auf den Fisch, den ich bei Kerzenlicht nicht zerlegen konnte. Leider!

This tour was terrible and boring. The only thing we like was the view of the cliff besides the food on the beach.

The culture show was so-so. They packed as many tourists as possible. People sat even on the floor because so crowded. There are fake security guys out there. Watch out for it. They looked for single attractive girl/woman and do selected search through their purse and backpack. Seafood dinner by the beach was excellent. Food is excellent. Even local music band going around table to table singing songs. You have to pay them. If you paid them too little, they'll tell you.

This tour was good! Totally worth the views of the cliff and the amazing photo opportunities. There was a lot of extra time hanging around before heading into the show. I had gone to Bali during the rainy season so we didn't get to see the beautiful sunsets, but this night was rather clear, no clouds, and I walked away from the show to see the sunset. The show is interesting, it tells a story and you have a handout in English explaining the show. After the show you can take pictures with the cast members. The dinner was a massive seafood dinner on the beach. It was really nice change of pace. I believe all we paid extra was for alcoholic drinks.

This tour is pretty much as advertised. Gave it only a 3 star because the Kecak Show is a somewhat boring 60 minutes of native dancers saying kecak over and over while about 600 visitors are crammed into tight concrete stadium type seats. 20 minutes would have been enough. The views from the Uluwatu Cliff location are awesome. We didn't have much of a sunset that night. Then its about an hour drive to the seafood dinner on the beach at Jimbaran Bay. It was a small local restaurant with folding tables and chairs actually on the beach. The dinner was a mixture of shrimp, lobster and fish fillet. Ok, but nothing remarkable. While the tour is listed as a 3pm pick up time which it was and a 4 hour duration which would put it at 7pm back at the hotel, we didn't get to dinner until about 8pm and then back to the hotel about 9:30....important information for those who have alternative plans.

My overall rating is only 2 star as the temple and show were quite different to what I was expecting. The cliff views were spectacular and the highlight of the night. The show was very cultural, but not my cup of tea, and was too long. The seafood dinner at Jimbaran should have been the highlight of the night with the beautiful beach location of the restaurant. When we were told what we were getting we were very happy but we were disappointed with the food being overcooked and smothered in spicy sauces which was not to our liking.

Worst tour ever! Driver of hell. Almost had 2 accidents. Drive into onxoming traffic almost had head on with amother car. Drove almost a lady with 3 children a baby off her bike. Will defnitelly not recommend this tour unless want to end up in hospital. Very dissapointed! Driver irritated whole trip

Really enjoyed this tour!! Food was great. Tour guide was friendly, just too invasive of our private pace.

The host was friendly/on time for pick up. However,This activity took several hours longer than advertised. The romantic dinner for 2 was actually a group dinner with strangers ... not so romantic. The lobster dinner seemed as if it was cooked several hours before and drinks/sodas not included.

My husband and I booked this tour on our actual anniversary date for our 2 years, mostly because of the beach side dinner at the end of the tour. Our guides one driver and one tour guide were nice and did have issues with English, but we got through and communicated fairly successfully when we had questions. Walking up to the temple, you do see some monkeys, they mostly mind their own business unless you have an obnoxious tourist egging them on unfortunately there were many that day. Anyway, it's a bit of walk up along some stones steps, but once you get up there, the view is spectacular and the guides will help you with taking some very good pics. It does get crowded so if you're claustrophobic, please keep that in mind. Also, please note you are only allowed to see the surrounding areas of the temple, you can't actually step foot onto the temple itself, as that is closed off, but still worth the trip for the view. We were then escorted to the arena where the Kecak show was to start. Please note to bring a hat as you are there during sunset and it can get quite warm. They do pack that arena with as many people as possible, to the point of suffocation in my opinion. we were packed in there like sardines, that was a downside for us. It made it very uncomfortable at times. The show is quite long and your butt may get a bit numb since the seating is on concrete, so be prepared for that. Towards the end of the show, they do ask for some audience participation, which was pretty funny. Again, if you're claustrophobic, this tour may not be for you. We ended the night at Jimbaran beach at a pre-selected seafood restaurant, which is about 1 hour away yes, 1 hour. The food was pretty decent and you can't beat the views of the beach, though it was already dark, just hearing and smelling the ocean air was nice, with the sand under your feet and candlelit dinner...pretty romantic I would say. All i all, besides the few things I pointed out, I would book this tour.