Jungle Bali ATV Ride Tanah Lot Tour

Jungle Bali ATV Tanah Lot Tour is one of the best Bali adventure tour combination to enjoy 2 hours ATV Quad Bike in hilly area of Bali Island country side then visit the beach where Tanah Lot temple located. Picturesque panorama upon sunset time is unforgetable memory. Let's pamper your adrenaline on quad bike and test your courage in conquering incredible and challenging ATV trek. Our trek is the combination of rice field, challenging tropical jungle, river and village. The vehicles are specially designed for hard track which are very easy to use in wet condition, muddy and reliable control to maneuver jumps. These adventures offer you the great opportunity to experience free driving in the pure tropical nature with beautiful panorama surround it. Joint this ATV Quad adventure tour that are all completing your wonderful experience during vacation in Bali island. The full air-conditioning car transfer, delicious lunch and professional english speaking driver are all features to keep your convenience trips.

After having fresh buffet lunch at our rice rerrace view restuarant, the trip will be continued to visit Tanah Lot Temple in Beraban Village, Kediri District Tabanan Regency. It takes about 1 hour drive from Bali Jungle ATV. On the way to Tanah Lot Temple, you can see panorama of Bali traditional village with its charming. If you are lucky, you will have an apportunity to see Bali traditional ceremony such as temple festival, Ngaben or cremation ceremony, etc. The true origins of Pura Tanah Lot are lost to the sea spray of time, but according to legend it was created in the 16th century at the behest of a now-mythologized holy man, Dangyang Nirartha who was coming from Java Island. Along with the other six sea temples along the Bali shore, each within eyeshot of the next, it is meant to pay respect to the guardian spirits of the sea. The constant pounding of the currents against the base of Tanah Lot have created a number of sea caves at the foot of the rock formation, many of which are home to sea snakes. These snakes are rumored to protect the temple from evil spirits along with a giant nightmare snake that lurks in the waters around the temple. At low tide, Tanah Lot can be approached on foot. The outer sanctum of the temple is open to visitors (holy men receive and bless you), but the inner sanctum of the temple itself is forbidden to any non-Balinese visitors. The small caves exposed by the receding water can be explored, for those who are not concerned by snakes (real or otherwise). There is a cave within a cave on the beach where visitors may approach and receive a blessing from the sacred snake.