Tanah Lot Temple, Beraban

Entrance fee is 30k Rupiah pp and 2k Rupiah for a a scooter. You have to park quite far from the beginning part of walking to the temple. Then you walk through many shops and stalls ( we went really early so they were all closed, but can imagine them all wanting your attention when they are open) finally you get to the gate of the temple. It is very well maintained and quite beautiful. You walk down a few steps and get to the beach area. If it is high tide you cant access the steps to rock that the temple is built on. And even when you can access it, you cant enter the temple. Even at 7 am there was a lot of people and big crowds. Then you can also walk around the edges of the cliff side with walkways and explore other sides and areas of the area. There are little smaller temple areas on the edge of the cliff. You also cant access these, but can look through the gates and take some pictures. It is really beautiful and you can get some stunning views and photos. Look for the hidden staircase with access to a small beach. Which also depending on high or low tide you can get some lovely pics.

Tanah Lot Temple is one of Bali’s most important landmarks, famed for its unique offshore setting and sunset backdrops. An ancient Hindu shrine perched on top of an outcrop amidst constantly crashing waves; Tanah Lot Temple is simply among Bali’s not-to-be-missed icons. Amazing views, hope to see you again..

Great place. You can enjoy the beautiful panorama i means the beach with beautiful waves. But you have to be careful cause sometime the biggest wave come, and it can make you fall. In there, a lot of souvenir store. So, you can choose what souvenir you want to buy. THE MOST INTERESTING POINT IS YOU CAN ENJOY THE SUNSET FROM TANAH LOT. WHAT A BEAUTIFUL SUNSET!!!

The place is very touristy. Big crowds everywhere. Small entrence fee. You are not allowed to go to the temple. You can just see it from the cliff. Cliffs are beautiful. Before you ll see the temple you must go threw local market.. It is tedious bit.

Definitely my ultimate target when we planned this trip, I barely get my seat calm when we are on the trip there. Add more tension it was heavy raining out of a bright sunshine during our trip from Canggu to Tanah Lot, but if it yours it yours, 10 meters from the temple gate even the slightest drip stop. It is crowded; especially we arrive precisely right before sunset, but it’s worth it. The scenery of a red sun tainted the grey sky perfectly fall open the far blue-green horizon while the wave is splashing harder-and harder beneath our feet. Me, my wife, and my toddler daughter just stood on the big rock (the one with the wave signal flag on it) until that red dot vanished and become a splattered magenta among the grey cloud. The temple it’s quite tidily managed with the market block selling things with fair price (especially some shirt were sold cheaper and with more pattern compare to the give market near airport), including F&B. It’s not the place where you alone can enjoy the beach and the sunset, but you won’t get the view of the temple island, wave, and sunset at any other places.