Uluwatu travel guide

Uluwatu Travel Budget: Daily Costs & Calculator

Uluwatu costs roughly $50 a day for a backpacker (surf shack, warungs, scooter), about $150 for mid-range (a boutique Bingin stay, cafés and the Kecak show), and from $490 for a clifftop villa with an infinity pool. The surf and most beaches are nearly free — villas and cliff bars are the splurge.

Uluwatu travel budget — clifftop temple silhouette against the setting sun, Bali
Uluwatu travel budget — updated 27 September 2026 | original AmazingAsia artwork

How expensive is Uluwatu?

Uluwatu can be a cheap surf trip or a serious villa splurge. The big costs are a clifftop villa and the clifftop bars — the surf, beaches and warung food are almost free.

Uluwatu trip budget calculator

Pick your travel style and trip length — the calculator estimates your total budget in USD using real 2026 Uluwatu prices.

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Excludes international flights. Lodging is per room (shared by travellers); other costs are per person. Prices in USD, converted from Indonesian Rupiah (IDR).

Uluwatu daily costs by travel style

Cost per dayBackpackerMid-rangeLuxury
Lodging $20$85$300
Food $12$30$90
Transport $6$10$30
Activities $12$25$70
Total per day $50$150$490

Money-saving tips for Uluwatu

  • A rented scooter (~Rp70,000/day) is essential — there is no public transport on the Bukit
  • Beach warungs at Bingin and Padang Padang are a fraction of clifftop-bar prices
  • The temple and most beaches cost only a small entry fee — the views are nearly free
  • Book clifftop villas for the shoulder season (May, June, September) for big discounts

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Uluwatu travel budget — FAQs

How much does Uluwatu cost per day?

Uluwatu costs roughly $50 a day for a backpacker (surf shack, warungs, scooter), about $150 for mid-range (a boutique Bingin stay, cafés and the Kecak show), and from $490 for a clifftop villa with an infinity pool. The surf and most beaches are nearly free — villas and cliff bars are the splurge.

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