In Reply to: Hello Sheryl posted by Tina G on Sunday, 15. April 2007 at 15:05 Bali Time:
We have been to Uluwatu and GWK a number of times. We have seen the kecak at sunset too at Uluwatu. We have usually walked around GWK to see the two large monuments (hopefully flood lit, so you can see them after dark too).
During the day we have left Legian before lunch, visited Nusa Dua, Geger Beach for lunch, on to Uluwatu later in the afternoon, Dreamland beach then GWK in time to freshen up for dinner at deMiMidi restaurant. Another trip, we left Legian at 5ish and drove down to Uluwatu for sunset then dinner at GWK.
Its lovely to see the sunset from the cliffs edge at GWK looking south, but I might add, the sun sets far to your left, not straight ahead as it is in Legian.
I have been to Bali with newbies for the last 4 out of 8 trips so have visited lots of special places to show them. (Bit like I am showing off my special islands attributes!)
Its lovely to watch the lights come on, but I must admit, last visit, I had my back to the south and really missed it all. (someone has to have those seats, and it was a first time experience for the others who we dined with).
Do go to GWK after the kecak, you win some, you lose some, still well worth the lovely light show.