- Go early. By 10 a.m. the tour buses are starting to arrive. If you like crowds wait for kecak dance/sunset hordes.
- Drivers wait outside big hotels in Kuta and Nusa Dua. Bargain for a good price. We wanted three hours (100,000 rupiah per hour seemed fair - roughly one hour each way to get there and one hour to walk the cliffs and forest trails. The driver was happy with 300,000 rupiah. He waited in the car park until we returned. The van was comfortable and air conditioned.
- Travel time (Nusa Dua - Uluwatu) varies from 35-55 minutes depending on route taken and traffic.
- Clothing - even though the actual temple is out of bounds - you are provided with sarong and sash with your 30, 000 admission fee.
- Watch the monkeys. Keep your distance. They have been known to grab food, sunglasses, hats, shiny jewellery.
- A guide is unnecessary.
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Sunday, 24 February 2019
The easiest way to tour Uluwatu Temple - Hiring a private driver
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