We got up super early to see Tanah Lot at sunrise knowing any other time it would be crawling with tourists and horrible. We got there by moped and all the tourist shops that line the streets were closed which was lovely. People are saying...More

Well worth the trip and the traffic, this Temple is as dramatic as it is beautiful. At full tide it is cut off from the world and slammed with in forgiving waves. At low tide you can venture out to the island (by foot) and...More

It's nice, but that's just it. nothing more, nothing less. I have seen many temples which are much more beautiful. Tickets are relatively expensive

The reason for my cryptic title is to infer to you that; as shared by all other reviewers, that a visit to Tanah Lot comes hand in hand with the expectation of the hordes of people,peddlars and shops. However if you have a strong sense...More

Beautiful view Very nice temple to look from the outside You are not allowed in the actual temple The cost is really high to just see the walls

( Kindly correct me if I'm wrong) My friends and I went to Tanah Lot Temple on 10th Sept. The entrance was very touristy, and we each had to pay 60k IDR to enter. We took a taxi in and the taxi waited for us...More

It was beautiful but nothing really special. We went there to see the famous sunset but there were so many people and to be honest this 20km we spent 2 hours driving to there. I couldn't believe from Kuta to there. It was crazy. The...More

1. There are so many people... (*I think street or portrait photographer will like it) 2. Amazing view... 3. I like the market, it is quite cheap compared with market in Ubud area. So many painting, handcraft, arts, shirts, and other nice things I don't...More

Far too many people come here for it to be enjoyable. You'll be struggling for space, watching the sunset with 100s of other people. The story of Tanah Lot is impressive but I'd give this one a miss - the crowds really do spoil it....More

Like most of Bali - this location has been over "tourist-i-fied" We drove for about two hrs to get here (traffic was horrendous). We timed it for the sunset and low tide (so that we could cross the narrow stretch of water to the temple....More