Highlights
Day access to the Tanah Lot temple complex and clifftop viewpoints; market street, gardens, and neighboring shrines (e.g., Batu Bolong) within the site.
About this experience
Bali’s iconic sea temple on a rock just off the coast. Come late afternoon, watch the causeway appear at low tide, and stay for that gold-hour silhouette—this is the postcard shot.
What's included
- Day access to the Tanah Lot temple complex and clifftop viewpoints; market street, gardens, and neighboring shrines (e.g., Batu Bolong) within the site.
Who it's for
- All ages. Outer temple grounds and viewpoints are open to visitors; the inner sanctum is for worshippers only.
What you'll do
- Walk the lanes to the viewpoints, time the tide to step onto the rock base at low tide, then shoot sunset from the terraces. Plan ~60—120 minutes on site.
Before you go
- Tickets (foreign visitors): Adult IDR 75,000, Child IDR 40,000; pay at the gate (cash recommended). Parking fees apply.
- Hours: commonly 07:00—19:00 daily (some listings note 06:00—19:00). Last access may tighten on ceremony/holy days; check on arrival.
- Dress: modest clothing on temple grounds; sarong/sash required to enter sacred areas. Do not climb barriers or the shrine.
Good to know
- Best time: sunset (busier). If you want fewer people, midday is quieter but hotter.
- Location: Beraban, Kediri, Tabanan Regency (about 20—40 min from Canggu/Seminyak depending on traffic).
Why this is worth it
Pay at the gate, dress modest, time the tide, shoot sunset—easy win for a first Bali evening.