Pura Batu Bolong

Not to be confused with the famed Batu Bolong of Canggu, Pura Batu Bolong (by donation) is a Hindu temple perched on a rocky outcrop overlooking the sea. The rock underneath the temple has a natural hole, hence the name (batu bolong literally means "rock with hole"). Ornately crafted pagodas and statues stand tall above crashing waves, with small offerings placed around the grounds daily. There's a low hum of activity throughout the day, picking up around sunset when people gather to watch the sky turn hues of sherbet orange and pastel pink. Expect to pay around 5000Rp for parking, plus a donation amount of your choice for entry to the grounds. Come prepared with covered legs, or rent a sarong on arrival (5000Rp). Getting to Pura Batu Bolong takes about three minutes via scooter or car from central Senggigi.