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Temple on the Water & Tanah Lot Sunset — Bedugul & Tanah Lot Tour

1 Day

Private car for up to 5 passengers — price is per person based on 2 pax sharing. Solo traveler
rate available on request

Overview

Two of Bali’s most iconic landmarks, united in one unforgettable day. Journey to the cool highlands of Bedugul where the goddess of the lake presides over Pura Ulun Danu — one of the most photographed temples in all of Southeast Asia, rising ethereally from the misty
surface of Lake Bratan. Then descend through Bali’s most spectacular UNESCO-recognised rice terraces at Jati Luwih before the grand finale: sunset at Tanah Lot, the sea temple perched dramatically on a volcanic rock battered by the Indian Ocean.

Highlights

  • Jati Luwih UNESCO World Heritage rice terraces — vast, green, and awe-inspiring
  • Pura Ulun Danu Bratan — the legendary floating temple on Lake Bratan
  • Bali Botanical Garden (Kebun Raya Bedugul) — 157 hectares of highland flora
  • Tanah Lot Temple at sunset — Bali's most iconic sea temple at golden hour

itinerary

Bedugul is located in Tabanan Regency, approximately 1.5 hours north of Seminyak. Jati Luwih is a 30-minute drive west of Bedugul. Tanah Lot is on the west coast of Tabanan, about 45 minutes from Bedugul. This is a west-coast focused day tour.

Cost

Cost Includes

  • Private car & English-speaking driver-guide
  • Jati Luwih entrance ticket
  • Ulun Danu Temple entrance ticket
  • Botanical Garden entrance ticket
  • Tanah Lot entrance ticket
  • Bottled water

Cost Excludes

  • Lunch
  • Personal shopping
  • Tips

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: When is the best time to see sunset at Tanah Lot?

A: Sunset at Tanah Lot is most beautiful between April and October when skies are clearest. During the dry season, sunset typically falls
between 6:00–6:30 PM. We time our arrival to ensure you don’t miss it

Q: Can I walk to Tanah Lot Temple?

A: When the tide is low, it’s possible to walk to the base of the rock. The inner temple is restricted to Hindu worshippers, but the exterior and surrounding cliff temples are open to all visitors

Q: What is special about Jati Luwih?

A: Jati Luwih was inscribed as a UNESCO World Cultural Landscape in 2012 in recognition of the Subak irrigation system — a 1,000-year-old cooperative water management tradition tied to Balinese Hinduism. The terraces span over 600 hectares and are among the most spectacular in the world

Q: Is the Botanical Garden worth visiting?

A: Yes — particularly for nature lovers and families. The garden spans 157 hectares and contains hundreds of species of tropical highland plants,
orchids, and giant tree ferns unique to Bali

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Temple on the Water & Tanah Lot Sunset — Bedugul & Tanah Lot Tour