About Pura Batu Bolong
Pura Batu Bolong is a Hindu temple located on a black volcanic rock formation with a natural hole along the coastline of Batu Layar in West Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia. Perched above the sea near Senggigi Beach, it is notable for its scenic ocean setting, traditional Balinese architecture, and sunset views. The temple serves as an active place of worship for the local Balinese Hindu community and is a popular stop for visitors exploring the west coast of Lombok.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a small Balinese Hindu temple built atop a black volcanic rock outcrop with a natural hole, situated directly on the coastline overlooking the Lombok Strait and Bali's Mount Agung in the distance. The site includes tiered shrines, stone gates and offerings, with a paved area and steps leading to the temple. The surroundings are rocky beach and ocean, with views of Senggigi Bay. Visitors can walk around the temple exterior, view the rock formation from the beach at low tide, and watch sunset.
Key highlights
- 01
Natural hole in the black volcanic rock formation giving the temple its name
- 02
Hindu temple with traditional Balinese architecture perched above the sea
- 03
Panoramic ocean views toward Senggigi Beach and Mount Agung on clear days
- 04
Popular sunset viewpoint on Lombok's west coast
- 05