The day is at your leisure, however late in the afternoon you will be taken to the famous cliff-hanging temple at Uluwatu. Perched on the edge of a steep cliff, the temple sits 230 feet above the crashing waves of the Indonesian Ocean. The temple is inhabited by a large number of Macaque monkeys, many of whom can be found roaming the pathways. As the sun sets over the glittering ocean, watch a dramatic Kecak dance or Ramayana Monkey Chant performance at the temple. Wearing traditional checked cloth around their waists, the male dancers chant in unison while depicting a battle from the Ramayana.
After the performance we'll drive to one of the beautiful beaches in Jimbaran for a barbecue seafood dinner in a beach warung, which are small local cafe-type places that serve traditional local food. You'll feast on a succulent seafood platter, including prawns, grilled fish, squid and clams. Another traditional dish to sample is kangkung, also known as Indonesian water spinach, accompanied by sambal, a spicy Indonesian sauce.
(Breakfast, Dinner & Accommodations, South Bali)