Still within the beachside of Segara Ayu, there is Pura Segara Ayu. Since there is no authentic history about this Pura, but the structure is very similar with Pura Dalem Jumeneng with layers of Gamping stones. Therefore the experts made an assumption that this Pura was built in Megaliticum age.
The fishermen and all the village people surround that area use this Pura to give offerings, celebrations, and praying. Mostly, they use it to ask a blessing for fishing.
In Balinese, Segara means the beach or seaside, and also known as the territory of Wisnu, the Hindu God. They celebrate piodalan (the birthdays of the pura) on Purnama Kedasa (Purnamaning Sasih Kedasa)
There are 3 spot to place offerings; Palinggih Gunung Agung, Palinggih Gunung Batur, and Palinggih Dalem Segara. All the offerings send for the goodness of the nature, and the mountain. Later in the days, the people surround the area made 3 statues to completed the architectural design; dragon, turtle, and elephant fish statues.
Palinggih Bathara Bayu
is the place to praise Bayu, the God of the wind for Hindu Bali
Penyawangan Ratu Mas Melanting
Queen Melanting and Queen Jilih Lambih was the goddess for fertility, life goodness, and prosperity.
Linggih Ratu Manik Kembar
Made from gamping stone layers with three throne chambers. The thrones are made from stones and believed as the place for the Gods to sit and heard prayers.
Tahta Batu
A throne with a big seat back. Was made from a single gamping stone with a very minimalist sculptures.
Sumur
An ancient dwell that brings water. The people used the water from this dwell only for special prayers and made a wall surround it also with gamping stones.
Menhir
It’s a very solid vertical stone used to be a tombstone and also believed there are spirits inside this.
Kedok Muka
These masks was made very simple, the simple lines made a siluet of eyes, noses, and mouths.