Uluwatu, Bali
Bukit Peninsula

Uluwatu

Clifftops, world-class surf and a dramatic, spread-out lifestyle.

The area

The Bukit is a different Bali: limestone cliffs, dry landscape, extraordinary surf and a fast-growing community of surfers, remote workers and families who prefer space to density.

Housing

Newer builds with views; strong value further inland.

Schools and families

A small but growing set of schools; some families commute to Jimbaran or Nusa Dua.

Eating and drinking

Improving rapidly, though spread out.

Beaches and nature

Some of the best beaches in Bali, most reached via steep stairs.

Sport and wellness

Surfing above all, plus gyms, yoga and climbing.

Healthcare

Clinics locally; hospitals in Nusa Dua and Denpasar.

Getting around

Car or scooter essential; distances are real.

Community

Surf-led, international and increasingly family-friendly.

Commuting

30–50 minutes to the airport.

Ideal for

  • Surfers
  • Ocean-view seekers
  • People who like driving
  • Privacy

Less ideal for

  • Walkers
  • Households needing daily school runs to the west coast

Common questions

Can you live on the Bukit with kids?
Yes, and more families do each year — but check the school run honestly before committing.