A great Bali Half Day Tour visiting Tanah Lot Temple in the afternoon continued to visit Padang Padang Beach as paradise beach for surfers, then Uluwatu Temple perched on the cleft and see exotic Kecak and Fire Dance while sunset time, the last destination will be Jimbaran Bay where fresh Balinese seafood will be served. This half-day tour is designed for visiting the most favorite Bali tour destination south of Bali Island. You will be picked up at noon and will be finished around 9 PM. This Bali private tour driven by an experienced English-speaking driver as your Bali tour guide, will give comprehensive information during the tour.

Tanah Lot Temple is located at Beraban Village, Kediri District, Tabanan Regency, the southern part of Bali Island, and takes about 45 minutes driver from Denpasar Airport. Tanah Lot Temple is commonly called a sea temple as its location is in the middle of the sea, on a huge rock. When low tide is, we can walk to the temple but visitors are prohibited to come in unless to pray during the temple festival. Many tourists come to this temple, particularly during the sunset time as the panorama is worth photographing, beautiful scenery when sunset on a cloudless day. The environment of this Bali's popular tourist object is well maintained and organized. Tanah Lot Temple was built around the 16 century by Danghyang Nirartha during his holy journey through the sea from Java Island to spreading Hindhu teaching.

Padang Padang Beach is a white sandy beach located south of the Bukit Peninsula on the way to Uluwatu Temple, from Tanah Lot Temple takes about 1-hour drive. Padang Padang lies beneath a bridge and is visible from the main road, so you can check to see if the surf is working. Padang Padang is famous for surfers and this beach is usually only good for surfing in the dry season when there are big swells, but when the conditions are right, it's really pumping! There are narrow steps leading down to the beach, which has golden sand and is protected from the waves by a coral reef, making it safe to swim. A mixture of surfers, tourists, and expatriates come to this beach and it is much more tranquil than the likes of beaches in Kuta and Seminyak. Julia Robert, the actor of Eat Pray and Love also took a picture for his movie here, at Padang Padang Beach.

Uluwatu Temple is rather a small complex breathtakingly situated on the edge, of the sleep cliffs of South Bali's coastline, take about 20 minutes from Padang Padang Beach or 45 minutes drive from Denpasar airport Bali. From the outer walls of the temple, the view plunges to approximately 70 meters from the beach. A large number of tame sacred monkeys live in and around the temple, expecting to be fed (do not wear glasses, large earrings, or necklaces). The highlight of your visit will be the magnificent sunset, painting the ancient walls into multi colors reflections of the ocean.

Kecak and Fire Dance: After a visit to the Uluwatu Temple, we will take a seat on stage to see one of the spectacular Bali art performances, Kecak and Fire Dance, lasting about 1 hour, from 5 PM to 6 PM. Among visitors, Kecak Dance is often called The Monkey Dance. This dance constitutes a dance that has been processed in the form of drama. The name Kecak comes from the words cak, cak, cak shouted by the dancers continually throughout the show. A cappella of cak, cak, cak serves as the background music of this unique dance. There is no accompanying orchestra in this dance. Instead, a large group of men provides a continuous vocal background, something like a sound picture of an ocean in all its moods. They are dressed only in black and white check sarong, with a red flower behind the right ear and a white one behind the left.

Jimbaran Bay: Afterward, our Bali half-day tour proceeds, to visit Jimbaran bay take about a 25-minute drive from Uluwatu Temple, where you will be pampered right on the beautiful white sandy fishing beach with a delicious variety of grilled seafood such as king prawns, cuttlefish, and snapper, prepared on coconut leaves. Nowhere else on the island you can obtain fresher seafood than there. Tasty Balinese sauce, rice, and potatoes accompany the course. You will experience a unique atmosphere, while a group of musicians will come to you and sing a song as per your request. A fantastic dinner under the star on the white sandy beach will one of the best memories of your holiday in Bali.

Look close to our exotic beach and Bali dance, enjoy Bali's fresh seafood cuisine by joining Tanah Lot Uluwatu Kecak Dinner Bali Tour, and book in advance for your convenient trip. Please fill in the booking form below with a valid email address.