Its in an incredible location. The uluwatu area is a peaceful and pretty area to explore. More

Although the sign and our driver warned us about the monkeys, we were not bothered by any though I did witness a tourist’s hat being snatched off while walking along the pathway. At the end of the pathway surrounded by trees, we were rewarded with the amazing magical view of the ocean waves that break on the rocks and the... More

Overall a very nice view. But becareful of the monkey when you walk near the wall, especially your glasses/ sunglasses(easy for them to take), handbag, camera. You will need to pay for the people who help you to get back your item from the monkey. You can give them food so they will go away. More

lovely place to take in the views, the surf and the Kecak dance which is fantastic. Monkeys were aplenty but no problems at all and a good addition to this wonderful place. Must see when in Bali.. More

First and foremost, it's very important for other travellers to know that the monkeys here at Uluwatu Temple ARE very definitely now being fed by the local community and they are – to the best of my knowledge and personal experience – very unlikely now to attack visitors. I just read a review on here dated May 11 saying the... More

Prettiest temple and sight in Bali I've seen so far; Got a cultural dance presentation at night around 6pm; on the way up to Uluwatu on the left side of the road watch out the high end resort of BVLGARI; while on the way down would suggest to drop by a Beach shore easyl seen from a Bridge - this... More

Come here in evening to have a walk around the temple and do not miss the Kecak Dance around sunset time. The view to the bright green cliffs and an open ocean is just breathtaking! Be aware of agressive and fast monkeys, they try to still everything - cameras, glasses, water. In the temple area they do not get any... More

We decided to add some culture to our trip and visited the Temple, soul food! More

The views here are beautiful. The monkeys are fearless, a monkey stole a womens shoe while we were there. The monkeys like shiny things - jewelry, diamonds, sunglasses & definitely hide your water. If they see it, they will go for it. It's a beautiful view, just keep rocks in your hands and maybe a stick to protect yourself and... More