The setting is quite picturesque. The rocks carved by the sea, with an arch amd an island at high tide. The temples cannot be visited and are only opened for praying. There are many tourists milling about also spoiling the beautiful scenery. It was rather crowded when we there around sunset.

A beautiful sea shore temple and a place to witness sunset. Thiugh you are not permitted to go inside the temple you can enjoy the beauty of nature as the temple is on the sea shore. One of the places nit to be missed in Bali. You may require 2 to 3 hours.

Tanah Lot is a temple surrounded by the pounding waves of the Indian Ocean. Its a beautiful location, especially at sunset or sunrise. Too bad that non-worshipers are not allowed to enter. The temple is viewed from the hill above, which makes for fantastic photo ops. You can also get a Hindu blessing with holy water and holy rice. I did this as a part of our guided tour. There are some locals who will take a photo of you with a python with the temple in the background for a fee if you're interested. There are shops lined up near the entrance/parking lot if you want to shop for trinkets. If you need the bathroom, best to go someplace else if you can. The bathrooms here are very rudimentary and tucked away between the vendor shops. I'm talking about a hole on the ground with a very slippery floor and a bucket with water for flushing. No toilet paper is provided, and there is a fee of IDR 2000- 3000 to use them. Avoid the bathrooms here at all costs if you can.

The landscape is beautiful and looks stunning at the sunset. There was a huge crowd and hence you can see garbage lying around. However, we were sad to see that the local people working at the temple were urinating out in the open just beside the holy temple. It also felt weird to be asked to donate money

Nice sunset and georgeous coastline. Foreigners aren't allowed to enter the temple but charged 60k per person anyway. Viewing holy snake and holy water is charged extra which I find it not normal as it is a religous place and not a commercial one! Try to avoid the local market along the entrance, sellers are too pushy! if you want to go, go for sunset. Otherwise it is not worth it.

Went during sunset and it was ok. Tide was out. Couldn’t actually go inside the temple it seems. Watched the sunset from a bar behind the temple. I don’t know if I’d recommend trekking too far to see this. Seen much better temples and vistas

The best thing about our visit to Tanah lot was at least it was not busy. Apparently it is packed at sunset. We were there when the tide was out so were able to walk out to towards the monastery, although you are not allowed to enter. There were more shops here than anything else, but the area is well presented and whilst hardly the spectacular it is made out to be is perfectly fine.

We waited until the last morning to go to Tanah Lot temple…definitely the best place we visited in the week. Awesome cliffside setting with views of the sea and surrounding gardens and temples. Can get extremely busy I’m sure. Admission 60,000idr is a bargain. Can stroll for hours and take a zillion photos if you want.

This temple is of course in a special place. You can walk there at low tide. At high tide it is its own island. Beautifully built and a truly beautiful sight at sunrise. It is that the hotel was 20 minutes by bike from here. Personally, I wouldn't want to spend 1.5 hours in a car from Nusa Dua or Ubud for this. There are also beautiful temples nearby. But glad to have seen this one.

Unique temple that you will not be able to see anywhere else in the world. Its a bit of a walk from the carpark, but very manageable. The walk provides loads of shopping (both stalls as well as physical stores) and dining options. The grounds provide options for great views. Majority of the visitors are by the water at the actual temple.