A Hindu temple on a rock in the sea, off the coast of Beraban village in Tabanan. It is one of Bali's sea temples and still an active place of worship, so non-Hindus cannot enter the inner courtyard. At low tide you can walk to the base of the rock, where priests give blessings with water from a holy spring. A few minutes' walk away, the smaller Pura Batu Bolong stands on a natural rock arch.
The temple on a rock in the sea, the classic Bali sunset. It gets crowded, so be there an hour early for a good spot. At low tide you can walk to the base of the rock and get a blessing from the priests. Have your driver wait for you, finding a ride back is a pain.
The plan that stops here
A curator note — a personal recommendation, not a bookable product. Not automatically included in any stay or experience.
A small design hotel built around an art gallery, live music and a restaurant; there is no shared pool, and only the top suite category has its own. The beach is about six minutes on foot; light sleepers should factor in street noise and thin walls.
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