
Uluwatu
World-class reef, a clifftop full of remote workers, and a famous wave that most visitors have no business paddling out at.
Uluwatu is the southern tip of the Bukit Peninsula: limestone cliffs, warm water, and a run of reef breaks that catch every swell the Indian Ocean sends from May to September. It is one of the best stretches of surf on the planet, and it has quietly become one of the more liveable remote-work bases in Bali — quieter than Canggu, more spread out, and considerably more dependent on having your own transport.
Best for: Confident intermediate and advanced surfers — the reef here is genuinely world-class from May to September; Remote workers who want quiet over convenience and are happy on a scooter
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