About Tanah Lot Temple Tour
A guide for your day at the sea temple
Tanah Lot Temple Tour is an independent guide for everyone planning a visit to Tanah Lot, the Hindu temple on a rock off the south-west coast of Bali. Here you will find how the full-day tour to Tanah Lot, Jatiluwih, Ulun Danu Bratan and Taman Ayun works, how the Tanah Lot tours differ, where to watch the sunset and the Kecak, how the tides decide whether you can walk to the rock, the story of the priest Dang Hyang Nirartha and the holy snakes, what Batu Bolong and the smaller shore temples are, what the entrance costs and what to wear, how to get there from Kuta, Seminyak, Canggu and Ubud, whether Tanah Lot or Uluwatu suits your sunset better, and which months are drier.
The site is available in English and five additional languages. It is written first in English.
How we research
Every number on our pages comes from a source that we link to at the bottom of the page: mostly the official Tanah Lot website and the Indonesian Ministry of Tourism, with NOAA Ocean Service for how tides work, the Denpasar climatology that BMKG publishes through the World Meteorological Organization, and day length we calculate ourselves. Information on tours, that is duration, languages, inclusions, and starting prices, is taken from the offers on GetYourGuide.
The sea at Tanah Lot changes twice a day, roads across south Bali fill up in the afternoon, and entrance fees are set by the temple management and can change. Listings also differ in what they include, entry fees above all, and some say that a later start covers fewer stops. That is why we tell you plainly what a listing states and what it leaves open.
How we make money
Tanah Lot Temple Tour is funded through the GetYourGuide affiliate program. When you book through one of our links, we receive a commission; your price remains the same. There are no advertising banners here, and we do not sell your data.
Who is behind it
Tanah Lot Temple Tour is run by Lukas Weber from Munich. You will find all details about the provider in the legal notice. The easiest way to send questions, comments, or corrections is to email [email protected].
