Rock Bar, Bali

If you haven’t sprawled out beside a white sand beach with a designer cocktail in hand and your toes touching a glittering infinity pool – did you even holiday in Bali? This tour will take you to the most happening and chillaxing beach clubs and bars in Uluwatu. Why not start your day by visiting Sundays Beach Club? Once you take the cliff-side escalator down to this hidden oasis, it’s magical beach hangs ’til the sun goes down, made even more blissful with top-notch drinks and an expert menu from acclaimed Aussie chef James Viles. Graze on scrumptious seaside-inspired bites and lose track of time in between snorkelling, kayaking and stand-up paddle-boarding. Visit one of the newest additions and the most highly anticipated lifestyle destinations on the island perched atop the stunning limestone cliffs of Uluwatu at Omnia Dayclub. It boasts infinity pools with a swim-up bar, an international DJ line-up for epic poolside beats and VIP cabanas that have their own glittering plunge pools. Make sure to take the most Insta-worthy shots at the iconic and showstopping giant crystal cube that sits on top of the main bar. For the best sunset view, head to Rock Bar, which is widely respected as one of the globe’s most popular sunset bars and consistently listed as one of the world’s best bars. Featuring glamorous cocktails and a seductive after-dark ambience, listen to premier international DJs as they heighten your experience from a custom DJ booth carved directly into the cliff face. After witnessing the sunset view, you will have the option to enjoy a seafood dinner at lively Jimbaran Bay before heading back to your hotel. Customize your experience with add-ons, such as polaroid camera photographs, a Luwak coffee tasting, a Jimbaran dinner, paragliding, Sea Walker rentals, coffee tasting, traditional massages, and German, Japanese, or Korean-speaking guides (some add-ons are only available for some options).

Sail along the coast of Jimbaran and Uluwatu to see the sunset. Pass by Muara Beach, Reffles Beach, Tegal Wangi Beach, Rock Bar Ayana Beach, Balangan Beach, Dreamland Beach, Bingin Beach, Labuan Sait Beach, and Julia Roberts Beach. Uluwatu, located on the Bukit Peninsula in Bali, Indonesia, is known for its stunning cliffs, surf spots, and rich cultural heritage. Traditional fishing in this region often involves local practices that have been passed down through generations. Fishermen typically use simple techniques, such as hand nets, traps, and bamboo poles, often fishing in the early morning or late afternoon when the fish are more active. Community cooperation plays a vital role, with fishermen sharing knowledge about seasonal patterns and the best fishing spots. This sustainable approach not only supports local livelihoods but also helps preserve marine biodiversity. If you're interested in learning more or even experiencing traditional fishing, some local guides offer tours that highlight these practices and the importance of preserving their cultural heritage.