Ocean Walker Bali Water Sport with Uluwatu Cliff Temple Tour

This Bali tour offers a fantastic blend of adventure, culture, and scenic beauty packed into a single day. For around $90 per person, you get to experience underwater walking, explore some of Bali’s most beautiful beaches, visit the iconic Uluwatu Temple perched on a cliff, and enjoy a sunset BBQ dinner on Jimbaran Bay. The day is designed to give a well-rounded taste of Bali’s natural and cultural highlights without feeling rushed.

One of the standout features we love about this tour is the opportunity to walk underwater at Tanjung Benoa—a truly unique experience that’s accessible and safe, with all equipment provided. The combination of water activities and cultural sightseeing makes this tour excellent value for travelers who want diverse experiences without multiple bookings. However, be prepared for a full day of travel and activity—it’s quite a long tour that suits energetic travelers who enjoy a packed itinerary.

While the sightseeing spots are definitely highlights, some might find the schedule tight, especially if you prefer more leisure time at each location. This tour is best suited for those eager to cram in Bali’s must-see sights in one day, and who appreciate a mix of adventure, scenic views, and culture.

Key Points

• Diverse itinerary combines water sports, beach visits, cultural sites, and a sunset dinner.
• All equipment provided for underwater walking ensures safety and ease for beginners.
• Private air-conditioned transport offers comfort and flexibility throughout the long day.
• Cultural experience at Uluwatu with scenic views and monkeys around the temple.
• Value for money with included meals, temple entry, and water sport activities.
• Long but enriching day for travelers who enjoy packed schedules and varied experiences.

Exploring Bali’s Underwater World with Ocean Walker Bali

We start the day early with a hotel pickup around 8 am, setting the tone for a day packed with discovery. The first major stop is at Tanjung Benoa Beach, Bali’s water sports hub. Here, you’ll find the Ocean Walker activity, which is the main draw. For about 1.5 hours, you’ll don a helmet-like underwater device, allowing you to walk beneath the water’s surface alongside colorful fish and marine life—an experience designed for those who want a close-up without diving gear or advanced swimming skills.

The safety brief and provided equipment mean even beginners can feel confident, and the reviews speak highly of the professionalism—“All equipment will be provided by our team with safety concern,” was a reassurance many travelers appreciated. Besides Ocean Walker, other water sports like jet skis, banana boats, and parasailing are available for extra charges, should you want more adrenaline.

Post-activity, a light lunch with soft drinks is included, providing a moment to relax and refuel before continuing the day’s adventures. We found this balance of activity and rest to be well thought out, preventing fatigue while keeping the energy high for the rest of the day.

Bali Beaches: Pandawa, Padang-Padang, or Dreamland

In the early afternoon, we visit one of Bali’s stunning beaches—either Pandawa, Padang-Padang, or Dreamland—depending on logistics and weather. These beaches are renowned for their crystal-clear waters, dramatic cliffs, and soft sands. Visitors often comment on how these spots offer good photo opportunities and a relaxing environment.

From our research and reviews, travelers have enjoyed the chance to swim, lounge, or just soak in the views. The beaches are not overly crowded, especially if you visit earlier or later in the day, and the included admission tickets make it easy to access these beautiful spots without extra hassle.

Uluwatu Temple: Scenic Cliffs and Playful Monkeys

The tour’s cultural highlight is Uluwatu Temple, perched dramatically on a cliff overlooking the Indian Ocean. The view from the temple is truly breathtaking, especially on clear days, offering sweeping vistas of the ocean and the coastline. The monkeys around the temple are notorious for being curious and cheeky, often snatching bags or sunglasses—so keep your belongings close!

Visitors consistently praise the spectacular sunset views from Uluwatu, making it a perfect spot for those memorable photos. The temple’s architecture and cultural significance add depth to the visit, and the inclusion of a free sarong makes entry smooth and hassle-free.

Sunset Dinner at Jimbaran Bay

As the day winds down, we arrive at Jimbaran Bay for a set menu BBQ seafood dinner on the sandy shores. This is a highlight for many—sitting barefoot on the white sands, enjoying freshly grilled seafood with the sun setting over the horizon. The reviews mention the delicious food and relaxed atmosphere, making it an ideal end to an active day.

The dinner is roughly 1.5 hours long, giving enough time to savor the flavors, take some photos of the sunset, and reflect on the day. Under good weather conditions, you’ll get a stunning view, with the gentle sound of waves completing the experience.

Practical Details: What’s Included and What Not

The tour’s private transportation is comfortable and air-conditioned, which is appreciated after a long day. All parking fees are covered, and the included light lunch and BBQ dinner add great value—especially since food quality is generally praised.

However, drinks—like bottled water or soda—are not included, so consider bringing some along or purchasing at the stops. Souvenir photos are available, but these are extra, so if you want keepsakes, budget accordingly.

Final Thoughts: Is This Tour for You?

This Bali combination tour offers a well-rounded experience that balances adventure with cultural sights. It’s perfect for travelers who want to maximize their day and see a variety of iconic Bali sights without the hassle of planning multiple trips. The inclusion of underwater walking makes it a unique selling point, particularly for those who want a memorable activity without needing advanced skills.

While the schedule is full, many reviews note the stunning vistas and delicious food as the day’s highlights. If you’re someone who loves a mix of scenic beauty, cultural insights, and active fun, this tour hits the mark. However, if you prefer a slower pace or more leisure time at each location, you might find it a tad rushed.

Overall, for the value of $90, the diverse activities, beautiful scenery, and convenience make it a worthwhile choice for most Bali visitors—especially those eager to tick off multiple must-see spots in one go.

FAQs

What is included in the tour?
The tour includes private transportation, parking fees, free sarong for temple entry, a light lunch, and a BBQ seafood dinner at Jimbaran Bay.

Are water activities suitable for beginners?
Yes, the Ocean Walker activity is designed for safety and ease, even for those with no underwater experience. All equipment is provided, and safety concerns are prioritized.

How long does the tour last?
The entire day runs approximately 10 to 13 hours, starting early in the morning and ending around sunset with dinner.

Can I participate if I have young children?
Most travelers can participate, but children must be accompanied by an adult. It’s best to check with the provider if you have very young kids, due to the length and activity nature.

What should I bring?
Bring sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, cash for extras, and perhaps a towel and waterproof bag for water activities.

Is this tour suitable in bad weather?
The tour is weather-dependent, especially for outdoor activities and beach visits. If weather conditions are poor, some activities or stops may be affected.

How do I book this tour?
You can book through Viator or your preferred tour provider. Confirmation is received at the time of booking, and the tour is private for your group.

This Bali tour balances adventure, scenery, and culture into one memorable day. Whether you’re after underwater fun, stunning cliffs, or a relaxed seafood dinner, it offers a comprehensive taste of what Bali has to offer—all in one well-organized package.