Along Bali's southern coast you can two of the island's most famous sea temples: Pura Tanah Lot and Ulu Watu (see map). The Javanese priest Nirartha established a series of sea temples around the island in the late 15th-early 16th century; today they are some of the most visited tourist attractions in Bali.

	A view of Tanah Lot from a seaside cliff. Normally the temple is surrounded by water, but we visited during low tide.		Susanne poses on a rock near Tanah Lot.
	The rocks around Tanah Lot are almost as impressive as the temple itself.		A boy swims in a tidal pool near the temple.
	Crashing waves catch his attention for a moment.		Andy poses for a snapshot.
	Ulu Watu sits high on a steep cliff; below are some of the best surfing waves in Indonesia.		A fisherman repairs his net inside the temple.