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If you’re going on a trip to Bali, then visiting the Uluwatu Temple is a must and one of its highlights is the Kecak fire and dance show that takes place at night. Book us in advance and get to watch this highly-touted show! Get to see the locals put on an enchanting show with traditional and hypnotic Kecak dances with swirling flames and vibrant cultural outfits, all while enjoying the sublime sunset; the show is perfectly timed just in time for it. This will surely make for a more memorable trip to the island.
Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
The Kecak and Fire Dance spectacle, which takes place at night and is one of Uluwatu Temple's attractions, is a must-see if you're traveling to Bali. Watch this well regarded show when you make a reservation with us! Enjoy the spectacular sunset while watching the natives perform mesmerizing Kecak Dances in traditional costumes and with whirling flames. The presentation is precisely timed to coincide with the sunset. This would undoubtedly enhance the experience of visiting the island.
Ticket - Kecak and Fire Dance Show
Hotel pick up and drop off
Meals and beverages
Other personal expenses
Uluwatu Temple Admission
All Inclusive : Itinerary
- Pick Up at Hotel
- Uluwatu Temple
- Kecak Dance Show
- Drop Off at Hotel
Private Transportation: Private Car only for your group
Duration: 6 hours: For Extra Time will be charged IDR 200,000/hour. And can be paid directly to our Driver
Uluwatu Area , Jimbaran
MPV: - Air-Conditioned Vehicle
- Fuel Cost Included
- Parking Fees Included
Pick Up Time: 03.00 Pm (Seminyak, Kerobokan, Sanur)
04.00 Pm (Kuta,Jimbaran,Nusa Dua, Uluwatu)
Not Included Admission Uluwatu: Please remember that if you buy a Show Ticket Only, you are still required to buy a Ticket to enter the Uluwatu Temple.
232 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
cecilialY6167EL,Apr 26, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
We joined Klook day tour with private driver guide for visiting Tanah Lot, Padang Bay & Uluwatu Kecak, Luwak coffee tasting and Lunch included at about CAD $160 per person for 4 people. It may sound expensive, but this is the only itinerary we could find to see all of these must see attractions in Bali, and the private bali was flexible with time so we didn't have to wait for other people or rushed to finish any part of the itinerary. Kecak and Fire Dance show must be booked in advance, but there is no reserved seat, so you need to go there at least 30 minutes earlier to get your sitting place. The worst part is to wait under the scorching sun and you are practically sitting on steps, not a proper chair. The show was average with many tourists leaving in the middle of the show. The pace of the story is quite slow, without much peaks. Kind of glad that we finished watching the show, been there and have done that!
rach111156,Apr 19, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
Its honestly terrible. Beware of the crowds. Sorry I love Balinese people but there's nothing exciting about the dance. Its just a bunch of men swaying from side to side. Some characters come on and thats it. The fire comes last and its only 5 minutes.
nikonos3,Apr 2, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
The venue is in a temple where there are a lot of monkeys. These little critters can be a pain as they are known to steal sun glasses and cellphones. They are quick and unpredictable. Be careful when visiting. Keep your phones hidden and refrain from wearing sun glasses or even prescription lenses. The process of purchasing and retrieving our tickets was painless. What became a little concerning was the disorganized crowd that you were to face as you filed in to get into the actual arena-type venue. The real disappointment was the actual show itself. It was billed as a “ fire dance”, but the actual part of the show where fire was involved was only a small part. The show involved a lot of non musical chanting and costumed performers with no actual dance. Somewhere in the middle of the performance, people were already leaving. We followed suit soon thereafter. If you’re into Hindu plays, then this might be for you. If you’re expecting a fire show of sort, prepare to be disappointed.
Dammerun,Apr 1, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
Fun show to watch, but it is overrated. It was a nice setting to see the show at the Uluwatu temple at sunset. But the show is mostly guys yelling the same thing over and over. Fire is maybe 2 minutes of the show. So to call it a fire dance is not right. The show was over-crowded. They kept letting people in the show 20minutes after the show had started. Even when all the seats were taken and they had to sit on the ground. This was very annoying! Felt like a tourist trap.


WWalter23,Apr 1, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
Had booked online. On site you get the tickets quite quickly. Buying locally takes more time. The ticket price includes a very small water which you can get at an issue behind the seats. Recommend taking drinks with you because the evening sun burns quite well. First exchange ticket, then see the temple, or enjoy the view. Whoever wants can wait 60 minutes for the show in the blazing sun. If you go in just before, you still get good seats. The show is quite nicely done, however, the chants are - loud much too long. Playing with fire was different than expected. Can definitely recommend a visit. Important: The monkeys steal like the ravens.

evandrot566,Mar 25, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
Super chatty show!!!!!! Perrengue total chique!!!
conniem751,Mar 13, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
It would have helped if there had been a small card in English to explain the dance. The announcer that welcomed us was unintelligible! It was completely confusing to a layman. In short it was an hour of annoying chanting interspersed with a few beautifully dressed figures coming and going. Would definitely not recommend!
318nd,Mar 5, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
For the first 15 minutes, we thought we’d made a terrible mistake. Then the show burst into life, particularly with the arrival of the white monkey. Sit directly opposite the stage on the second step up. This ensures you will avoid audience passes and fireballs.



Deepak 01,Feb 26, 2026
- Review from Tripadvisor
A pleasant experience and a must visit Bali attraction.Kecak dance at Uluwatu is the most sought after dance programme , especially the sunset show with setting of the sun the the background. Unfortunately some of the tourists break queues and barge in despite other tourists following a disciplined line and the organisers turn a blind eye to this menace which needs to be curved. Part of the Uluwatu temple precincts, beware of dangerous monkeys outside the venue who attack tourists and snatch away specs,sunglasses, mobiles, carrybags, etc; Stay alert and clear of this monkey menace. The dance programme is refreshing with a complete story of Ramayana.Well compered and interesting ,the show takes through the Ramayana with the character depicting Hanuman indulging in playful interactions with the audience, adding a lively atmosphere. Show is worth watching without missing ,while in Bali. The roads gets crowded while reciting and entering.Advisable to attend the first sunset show. Tickets are limited and booked in advance or on the spot prior to the start of the programme.










Jennifer S,Feb 3, 2026
- Review from Viator
Nice to see once, people who are into learning about the Balinese culture and history may appreciate it more ;)


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