Uluwatu's beach is considered one of Bali's best surfing spots, attracting surfers from all over the world. BEWARE … this is for experienced surfers only. Lack of supporting facilities is not an obstacle for tourist with adventure spirit to conquer the waves. Uluwatu has, in recent years become equally known as the site of the renowned surf break, which offers real challenges (experienced surfers only) in the water, and spectacular views from the warungs (restaurants) perched on the cliff.
Even if you are not a surfer, Uluwatu should be on your itinerary to visit as there are spectacular views from the warungs (restaurants) perched on the cliff.
The ancient Pura Luhur Uluwatu temple, dedicated to the sprits of the sea, is perched on steep cliffs which have formed where the land ends at the South East coast of the Island. Built in the eleventh century, the temple is one of the oldest and most important temples in Bali. Uluwatu Temple is a classic expression of ancient Bali in a spectacular setting, high above the crashing waves. This is one of the oldest and most important temples in Bali, one of the six original 'Sad Kahyangan' (territorial) temples on the island.
It is one of the best beaches in Bali for swimming, sailing, surfing as well as watching the sunset. The beach provides spectacular views from the restaurants called as warungs which are atop cliffs in this region. The restaurants serve delicious seafood delicacies. The major attraction at this beach is the ancient Pura Luhur Uluwatu temple which is situated on a steep cliff. This was built in the 11th century during the era of Empu Kuturan.
People coming to the temple are expected to dress appropriately and bring suitable footwear for climbing the cliff. There are local people selling shirts, handicrafts and providing massage services however one needs to be careful while buying anything and check the authenticity of the article.
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