• Witness the world-famous Kecak Dance Show at Melasti Beach, where hypnotic chants, dramatic fire performances, and vibrant cultural costumes create an unforgettable evening.

  
  

• Be captivated by the powerful storytelling and synchronized movements of Balinese performers as ancient legends come to life on stage

  
  

• Enjoy the breathtaking backdrop of Melasti Beach, adding a magical sunset and oceanfront atmosphere to this iconic cultural experience.

  
  

• Experience the energy of traditional Balinese art through rhythmic chants, dazzling flames, and immersive theatrical performances.

  
  

• Reserve your seats in advance for a hassle-free entry experience and enjoy one of Bali’s most popular cultural attractions with ease.

  
  

• Capture stunning moments as the dramatic performance blends perfectly with the scenic beauty of Bali’s southern coastline.

  
  

• KKday Exclusive: Secure your preferred showtime in advance for a smooth and memorable cultural evening at Melasti Beach.

  
  

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The Kecak dance was created in the 1930s by a Balinese artist named Wayan
Limbak and a German painter named Walter Spies. The Balinese Kecak dance is
inspired by the Sanghyang dance.

Sanghyang dance itself is a sacred Balinese dance that is performed in Hindu
temples to drive away misfortune and disease. The original Kecak dance is only
performed by men aged 50 years and over. Meanwhile, the name of the Kecak
dance is inspired by the word “Cak… cak… cak…” which is chanted throughout the
dance performance. In the past, the Balinese Kecak dance was only performed in
certain areas, such as Bona Village in Gianyar Regency. Day after day, Kecak
is performed in almost all areas of Bali, especially on special occasions to
welcome guests.

But nowadays, this dance drama is shown everywhere in Bali, especially in
culture-based tourist destinations.

－ Tourist Attraction Overview －

・Operating hours: Typically held during sunset hours (Please check your
voucher for the exact showtime)

・Location: Melasti Beach, Ungasan, Bali

・Exclusions:

- Melasti Beach Entrance Fee: Rp 15,000 (Adult) / Rp 3,000 (Child)

- Parking Fee: Rp 3,000 (Motorbike) / Rp 5,000 (Car) / Rp 15,000 (Bus)

・Dress Code: Comfortable yet respectful attire suitable for an outdoor
cultural performance.

・Travel Tip: Arrive at least 30–45 minutes early to secure a prime seat for
the sunset view and explore the stunning limestone cliff surroundings.