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Tanah Lot Temple View: sunrise photography forecast

Tanah Lot works as a silhouette: the sea temple on its rock, surf below and a warm western sky behind it. The tide changes both the shape of the foreground and which positions are safely reachable.

Will tomorrow's sunrise be worth it?

Simplified forecast from the open model run. The full forecast — a second model, your exact viewpoint, the hourly cloud timeline — is in the app.

Global model, about 13 km: less certain than in Europe.

in 11h 56m

Pale clear glow

Ends

in 12h 24m

Soft warm light · portraits & landscapes

Useful cloud texture gives the local scene visible depth.

High confidence · event-time scene

Sky colors

Golden hour
Sunrise

Light corridor

Viewer's line of sight, tangent to the Earth at your locationNear-ground relative humidity7% cover — too thin to draw as cloud10% cover — too thin to draw as cloud16% cover — too thin to draw as cloudConnected cloud layer · 0–70% cover · 45–65% visual uncertaintyConnected cloud layer · 37–64% cover · 10–45% visual uncertaintyConnected cloud layer · 31–31% cover · 10–10% visual uncertaintylow cloud · 57% reported, 37% resolved on a pressure surface — 20% is somewhere between 0.04 and 3 kmmid cloud · 15% reported, 0% resolved on a pressure surface — 15% is somewhere between 3 and 8 kmlow cloud · 37% reported, 7% resolved on a pressure surface — 30% is somewhere between 0 and 3 km-5 km · the model says the lowest depicted cloud underside may catch orange light0 km · the model says the lowest depicted cloud underside may catch orange light5 km · the model says the lowest depicted cloud underside may catch orange light20 km · the model says the lowest depicted cloud underside may catch red light50 km · the model says the lowest depicted cloud underside may catch red light50 km · the model says the lowest depicted cloud underside may catch red light

-5 km

Behind you

5/8L 62 · M 5 · H 083%—

Your location

10 m asl

5/8L 62 · M 5 · H 083%—

5 km

Nearby

5/8L 57 · M 2 · H 084%—

20 km

Near horizon

5/8L 62 · M 5 · H 083%—

50 km

Light path

6/8L 64 · M 15 · H 2585%—

100 km

Light path

4/8L 37 · M 13 · H 093%—

150 km

Far light path

6/8L 62 · M 11 · H 099%—

200 km

Far light path

4/8L 49 · M 0 · H 089%—

300 km

Far light path

6/8L 58 · M 25 · H 087%—

350 km

Far light path

6/8L 41 · M 44 · H 083%—
cloud-cover fieldinterpolation uncertaintysun directionnear-ground humiditycloud at unresolved heightmodelled underlightunderlight · height uncertainunderlight · lit on one readinglit but hidden behind nearer cloud

Terrain is drawn for illustration only — it is not used to calculate underlight or obstruction.

Clouds: Almost no clouds


Almost no clouds above you — expect a clean but pale horizon glow rather than a red sky.

Low cloud deck overhead (61%) hides the coloured undersides.

Most cloud is concentrated in one height band, so the scene has limited vertical separation.

Broken low cloud (61%) — expect the light to come and go.

A thin high/mid veil (11%) acts as a natural diffuser — soft, even light.

Corridor partly open


Partial cloud at the light ray's height along the path (32%) — some light may get through, but the path is not open.

Sun likely hidden. Low cloud fills the horizon (64%) — the sun will probably stay behind it.

Clarity: Good

Forecast refreshed a few hours before sunrise.

Know the light
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For photographers: shooting Tanah Lot Temple View

Best months

April to October for a better chance of dry-season sunsets; the wet season can produce dramatic skies but also heavy rain and rough water.

Suggested focal lengths

24–70 mm for temple and coast; 70–200 mm for a larger silhouette and backlit surf.

Composition

Move along the mainland terraces until the temple separates from dark cliff edges. Use breaking waves for scale and keep the horizon away from the roofline.

Recommended arrival

Enter 90 minutes before sunset to scout around crowds and tide, then stay for the first blue-hour colour.

Access planning

This is an active sacred site with ticketed access. Respect closed ceremonial areas, dress guidance and tide barriers.

Parking: Large official visitor parking area outside the temple complex.

Approach: Ten to twenty minutes through the pedestrian market and temple grounds.

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